http://66.213.69.5/files/original/9324c83be6f08ad17b1ae000dfac6de1.pdf 34754e84508c3b4b58f3059e74772556 PDF Text Text ... I I, .j Heritage of America is Topic when ·.Ia= ~~~dl;ome,:; ; eo 8 not• w81 read from Mrs. Warner for Rowers. A wdeaa given on lbe contrlbu...., ma it. the club's aeven projects. M C F Tompkins presenf,. ed :-. pro8ram using 81 · her to Jc "Our A~r!can Her!· tJ;p ;, She spoke of the pioneer sp~~t a~d how the past Jnfluanc. P-'e of today es the present. ~.. are heirs ot the past and ;;• linked with the future. hi torys. Tompkins also save a ' ot Meigs county and brought . .. ~, ' ' "'" "" " out thai the hlghe5t populstio.n i< A o! Meigs county was 32,000 tn and that now It Is dowa tr 22.000. A discussion followed. f The hostess served a dessert 1 epor COUI'" to Mrs. Tompkins, Mrs. • LouiS Reibel , Mro. Smith, Mrs. Mr H.rry HoudashPit was B Neut•l'tng Mrs Warner, . T~urs· ! ?Ms en . Jed · Web· ster · ·Sr., and a ~~tn· IO Holzer ~spttal dw in the Rawlings . Coats guest Mrs. Jay Warner. amb~la~ce for a check-up. Mrs. I . . Holldashelt accompamed htm l to' lhe ho~pnal • Mrs. Hor;we McElhinny is I doing substitute teac hu tg m the Pom•roy schools. I elr . I Mr .""!1 Mro. David Darst Ml'8. Thomas Watkms a n d h I for the February h re wf."re os s baby son, Tommy, ave. - meeting of the Hearthstone . Ebe ba<h Oilier· Shakes. d fter JA'&re elub Wednes ay 111\1!11 at her Mulberry-av mei ..The meeting. In char~ 0 Mill. Dale m!th,. preSide Of>' ,l!l!ld with devoltons ~ Mrs. 1\.t»t . rl Warnerr Thwho rwea a ~: "So Swi t e ay • 0:ll!Q ,8 Th Day " Members an· ·~ ~ll ·all with a revolu· tluna- ~attl~. A thank you ., ~rt ! . Pomeroy polis w1th. thtir daughter · 1aw, Mr . ~ nd Mrs . ~n-m- At fh • Home - weeks here with hf'l" parents, . d M Wtlliam Slater. mg . . . · Mr. an . rs. I is An mspiratJon.ul readmg enMr. Watkins came for l ;titled "Prayer For Peace," famt·r r. was given by Mrs. All en . Mrs. ~wt·y Rit'hard~on. Mrs. I H ghP-s devotional leader. DurJacob Turnt'r and Mrs. BeHlah . u the' business session Mrs. ,~giu visited Wlth Mrs. c:r<Jet' 1 ~:io:on Bak.er ~ave the nower • I • fun 1 J:(Qil!e Wednesday. d. ed by Mrs. report . t aro oo Cute styles. Sizes 6 SilOS 34-36, 3IHO. Neat nor!l PJttems in pink, Cannon's 'Crystal Palace' blue Bath Towels, salo $1.59 Wash Clolhs, ulo Hand Towels, salo 99c Bath Mats, salo and yellow. trimmed M0 I hing Towels-In tho New Decarotar Colors Crystalc Palace is our most popu1ar c annon •Royal Famtly' T I Colors Empire Bronze, Dawn Pink, Fern Gr.een, owe . Yellow,• Celestine Blue, Bng . ht Red ' purpl e, Black• Firefly • 111d Serlior MYP groups ml _the county and eoch group 18 [ to provide talent tor the ~graqt. Refreshments will ' served by the host Fellowship. ~· Va/entme Party I df Is P anne or Ch 'ld H e I ren S Om ,of the evening. A dessert course carrying the valentine theme was served by the hostess "' those namI ed above and Mrs. D!lfl .1ullen, Mro. Dayton Strickland, Mrs. I Plans were made to hold. A Elza Gilmore Jr., Mrs. Ronald valentine party for the child· Browning, Mrs. Willard Boyer, q, ren of the Meigs County 1Mr•. Donald McKnight and Mrs. . Sunday evenmg when the [ Tom Grueser. Mrs. Hood . and Deaconesses . of Ib hostess for the next meet~·· ' First United Presbyterwn 1! Church met Tuesday evening. \ 10i· 1 Committees for the party ini dude Paul Haptonstall and Fred llg Dollar Day Savings , Lewis, progra m; Mrs. Paul 1Haptonstall and Mrs. Everett Bachner. dinner arrangement!. and Mrs. Edward Burkett , Mrs. -: ~-"Middleport. 0 . Fife, and. Miss Phyllis / FRIDAY _ RETURN JUNI~· decoratl?n•. than Meigs Chapter, D. A. . Other diScussed were will meet Friday afternoon al m at the home of Mrs. March offering for the One 2 II~~~:~;,,;Hour of Sharing and the . E~~rson Jones in Mi'didle!IOr,t. Po..-eroy, Ohio 11 i for the deacons and IM James Brewington · --------:. work to be taken r:\arn chairman. TONIGHT & SATURDAY ll ~;~~~ffi~L:;e n~;J. Reports ot outgo. . p JARY SHRINE, "DIE, DIE, MY DARLING'" I~ ing were also recetv· Shrine of .lerusalem will meo,tll "APACHE GOLD'" Tullah Bankhead ed . at the IOOF hall Friday at ~..;....:0===-----,11 . SH0 p .C!AJURDAY 9 til 9 P.M. j I 1HE SHOE Box ' MEIGS THEATRE 1 !Techntcolor\ . Lex Barker SUNDAY. MONDAY tnd TUESDAY FEB. 13·14-15 HMARRIAGE ON THE ROCKS'" (Technlcolor) "t;:"""n.l Sinatra, Dean Martin AIM Cutoons 1 HULL INJURED p. m. There will be a CHICAGO (UP II -OIIeago's ' elephant sale. . SATURDAYAF1rERINOU'N I Bobby Hull. who leads Jhe it Circle of Heath Me~~:~~~· ~ Nattonal Hockey League m Church will meet at the I scnring. may mJss th. e Saturday afternoon at I . m. . Hawk.Monlreal Can•dten to prepare the valenline bo""ll Saturday because of an of cookies and candy fer hand;t \ra~s dJsdosed the ins, their annual project. Mem· bers are asked to bring c~~!~ or candy to the church. A having cookies to be may call Mrs Walter Hayes Mr5. Nan Moore. MONDAY - DAUGJITERS of Ruth Class of The United Methodist Church will meet at 2 p. m. at the home of Miss NeUe Bing. A Stanley party will follow the meeting. ANNUAL FOUNDERS . will be held when 1Pomeroy Elemen!Bry meets Monday at 7:30 l'llsl Presidents will be Hosteases will be the ec1~11_~ commlltee. BETHEL NO. 62 of the ternational Order of Daughtera meets m. at Pomeroy ro en. I 181S-1861 .• .alllaft who by his feat band simple wtue has !Je!n aguiding example of ; ex;ellence t~ millions of ~merlcans tor over 011~ II • ROBES Wonderful Values. Now is a good time youT season's supply, SLIPS HALF SLIPS PANTIES WALTZ LENGTH GOWNS FULL GOWNS ENSEMBLES BED JACKETS BABY DOLL PAJAMAS fULL LENGTH PAJAMAS Dainty ftoral pattemo, ribbon trimmed. Sizea 4, 8. 10. IZ. WHILI THEY LAST w be selecting Snowden Has New Mine lob $2.95 $1.95 590 $1 .95 $2.95 $1.95 $2.95 $5·95 $3.95 $3.00 $3.95 NIGHT GOWNS $3.95 $8.9S $2.95 $3.95 $2·95 53·95 $3-95 $5.95 1 Womens Hand Bags While They Last At These Sale Prices warm, easy to launder cuddle trique. Slz"'-o18 to t2. Rerular length .awn• and waltz IenJtb JDWDL WHILE THEY LAST ~~·.: $2.95 HAND BAGS $1.95 HAND BAGS r---~-----:--------~ Introducing Cannan's New Maiaccan Striped • Federal.Grant may be Used . To ·Employ Direttor, Staff .- Sizes 2 to 7 In regular alzes and sUms. Wheat, light . blue and denim blue. Just Unpacked! Another Shipment SIMMONS HIDE·A·BEDS and Simmons SOFA BEDS On Sale On The !rd Floor Come up to the 3rd floor and select a Uvlnl Room Suite - an Easy Chalr - a Bedroom Suite - :&!attress - Box Spring - Dinette Set. $3.00 OUTSTANDING SALESMAN - Harlan Davis (center) of Wadsworth, 0, was presented the second annual "Silo ver Stetaon Award" as the leading salesman of the year for Bob Evans Farms during a sales meeting recently. 'fhl miniature Stetaon halls mounted on a plaque, and was pre&ented by Larry Carroll (left) director of sales, while Boll Evans, pre~dent, looks on. Bob Evans Farms, the nation'a leading producer of old-fashioned country aausage, bu farms located at Rio Grande, Xenia and Hillsdale. Mich. They Are All At S1l1 Price• Now On The 3td Floor • Sunbeam, Manning Bowman and G.E. Quality Hits N· V Regulars ELECTRIC HEATERS Cone type and radiant heat. $ 8.95 HEATERS - - - SALE $ 6.00 $14.95 HEATERS $29.95 HEATERS SALE $10.00 SALE $20.«¥1 Stlllnt- Our - LontWMrllll $7.95 HAND BAGS - - - - - - - $4·00 $5.95 HAND BAGS $3-50 $4.95 HAND BAGS $3·00 $3.95 HAND .BAGS $2·50 ar ., .I WRANGLERS FOR THE LITTLE BOYS w......., Cuddle Trl<!uo 69" I the mens and boys department on the 1st fioor. $3.95 $2.95 Pomv ·'·Middleport 18. Husky sizes and-sllma. Select your needs now In Ll-rlt Dopl. 111 n- Matching Bath Towels - Hand Towels Wash Cloths RIBBIDTOP ''Kaiser'' Quilted Foil CREW SOCKS PURE ALUMINUM FOR BOYS All sizes. White. wllh multi colored striped IA>p. 3 ';:~n $]-00 12"x25' HOUSJ!:HOLD FOIL 14"x20' BROILING FOIL. ltc 49t 7'!x20' CAP 'N WRAP FOIL 1ft 18"x25' HEAVY DUTY FOIL l9e COOK 'N SERVE FOIL PLATIS, 4 l11 pkt. - l4e AND 0~~~~~~ ol Meig• Temple ~,,,_ters in Middleport I' iFeb. 14 In the social room This btnk wlll lransad no busfnon Lincoln's Birthday, Fob. 12 POMEROY · NATIONAL BANK Serving Meigs Countv tor ooer 94 u<afl -A RUTlAND Reaene ~~·~m Memllft federal Deposit 1111uranee Col pontiOD lntrocludng Bath Towels _ $1 ..00 Wash Cloths Hand Towels 59c 29c Cling Tile Furniture Throw Covers Poly foam back. Non skid, non slip. green, gold, red, rose, beige and blue. No lroDlng. Machine . washable. Br~n, 72 BY 72 INCHES - - - - - - - $4.95 72 BY 90 INCHES $5.95 72 BY 108 INCHES $6.95 72 BY 126 INCHES $7.95 Clothes Hampers Loom woven fibre and vinyl coyered. Solid eolora and Early American l!tylea. Seat add upr18]1t llyles. $7.95 HAMPERS $8.95 HAMPERS $10.95 HAMPERS $11.95 HAMPERS $12.95 HAMPERS SALE $5.00 . SALE $6.00 ' SALE $7.00 SA(E $8.00 SALE ty0 ' tl!e Columbus and I Electric Company. luck dinner at 8:30 p. m, ' DISABLED AMERICAN ERANS and the AuxUJary meet tn regular sessions 7:30 p. m. Fellowing the lngs, there will be a valentine aets - aeat cover, eonti>ur ma_t~ ~~nt: party and members are w ' '3Jarpiece mat. Plnf<, blue, gree~, browa, .,..,.., urJuo • bring valentines. pumpkin, tangerine, lilac, champape aDd ·W te. W.S.C.S. of HEATH METHQ. THIS WEEK I~D $3.1J DIST church meets at the ON IALI POll church Mrs. Edward will be prugram chalrm1111 Mrs. Orin Smith the deV•~_onal chairman. Hostesses are Earl Knisht, Mrs. M. C. 11011, Mila !leas Sanborn Mra. Wayne Gibbons. RIVERVIEW PTA WILL meel [ SALE! OUR $5.95 •4Tfl MAT 511$ llo and to ICIUI' this pA. . . . . _ •u••• hod ••"' stld s1 "Serene" I f t 88 Beauti-fluff finish. Super absorbent. Co or asBtiKhl ne • Guaranteed pucker free. Wide stripe. Colors: Red -Blue- Tao - Maize - Pink. I Wed- Member Fe~eral papel'fd , ·~ \ . For Men and eoys COTTON PHIL MAID LINGERIE and SLEEPWEAR ' .· ;f~ .. I wasn POMEROY ' JEANS Glrlo f$.95 Qulllod Just In I Tho Spring Line of :SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 131 1966. '' $] 00 49c ! SOCIAL CAI£NDAR tailored luot 60 To Stli Whllo Thoy Lt1t I The rally wil l be for. Jum~r and Lace •tyles. $2.59 .. Now select your correct me. Mens ·~• 29 to sa waist In your correct length. Boya regular sizes 4 to GOWNS Anolher Big Shipmont-S.ve This Week-End I · Wrangler Blue Denim $1.00 TWENTY PAGES ,8 OLaunC es walla. Acoustic celllnill. WilldQ.W 1 lhadet. .w 12. FLANNELETTE · Mr and Mrs. Edison Baker den · h 1 · I wne in charge of the progra111 Plan3 were made for , e 'Mff' Rnllv Pltmll~tl and directed a series of games ways and means com~tlt~ . I I I A alad course Iw meel Wednesday even ng a Slmtln.v A/tt'rmmn. . and con!;~ the\osts during , the home of Mrs. Edward Wells. There will be ll Mrt~s Cou~- ~ was se~v · Y . ere ' The traveling prize donated by ty Methodist Youth Fellowshtp , lhP soc~aiMhourHAt~~~dl~r wand Mrs. Raymond Baity 'I' as award.- I ~Rally Su nd ay arternuot t~l. 31Mr. an rs. ug ' ·Mrs !· a: to Mrs. Osborne. Mrs. Don.p. m. at Ht•ath MethodiSt Mrs. Paul Smart. ~r. and M r:' aid Collins and Mrs. Osborne Church In Middleport A meet-1 D ~ w~ ~~har:. ';;';ker Mr i each received birthday gifts ing for l'OUns~lors will b~ hield and 1\1 r~. Willi~~ AnthonY and :from their secret pals. 'f he I at 2 p. m. preredmg t 1 1' an .r H d ' group worked on their EasttT . Mr :\o!tlton oo . . . 4ounty meetmg. . · I project durmg the ·onoainder " OMAR · For painted walla - Check• and Dora! pat. terns. J'!ll M garmenlll to sell. WHILI. THIY LAST N0.2 ' . Tht n011-crumblv trip•· FLANNIEm PAJAMAS .·. 1 Women• P v"'-· 1 Girls an M Louis Osborne was rs. h th Sew Rt'te Sew hostess w en Wed e •day • . mg club met nes A h t ing at Uleir cl.ub room. s or bt~:siness seSSHIOn ldw~ ~on::: i 1 Rest Made wtth run 81111'<1 we and top. Sizes 9 to 11. Charcoal, Southwtnd, and Sea Shell. r w ~ted T• TM Gnrator M;;w. 9h'-' Vtlllt~ WALL CLEANER 89c ,.,, Pete !1 M 0b fS. S Orne Is Hostess to Sewing • Cl ub i;~nd "CLEAN ' . ....- •• ,. MESH NYLONS ---- tW'ned to thetr h.ume m !·~u~j l Class of the Middleport F'irst o~~ after spendtng ~t' er Baptist Churrh Tuesday even- Hvsell 111 the Stewart SIAMLIII Ntbert and f•m.liy. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald W!ldermuth visited recenUy at ingport with his mother, Nell Tracy. Darsts Hosf BaptiSt Class ' ' Good Mornint ,Juat-~1\W;~ Shipment Of Kllllu~ Mrs. Raymond Pullins Jr.. son, Robert, of Thurstun! Mrs. Alva Hite of Baltunore VIsited Mr. and Mrs. Rollm Bearhs Wednesday. nd M Gerald WilderMr. a t :;.; sd in Galli· muth spen . e ay d Around And '· 11880 , About ; M"ddl I . MJss Polly Karr retumed Columbus Thuraday after spend· illg aeveral daya with her er, Mrs. (barle• R. Karr, Sr., I end with Mr. Karr at Veterans Memorial Hospital. · · Mrs Vincent Dabo and Mrs. Elza Gilmore Jr. were Monday business visitors Jo Gallipolis. iff ' Make Elberfelds·In P~ .Your ShopPiitg Cent~f Mainly About p pi In . Pomeroy Shakespeare Club meets ' BED No Immediate PILLOWS FD!ed wtth Porlrel ' polyester ftJerfUI. Lui· urloua as dawn and eoatJ leu. Machine wasbea, machine dries and relablll 1111 abape, toft and eom· ton. won't mat, ' 'WOn't lump. Cord Wolt lotm Ill around, MCh ......· Flood Threat . ~10 .. &11FIYPAN .· J -;~~~·;·~~~~~~;•~tlll6 lilt . ......... Jdot,... ...... .... . 'I r., ... A $5.95 -. '' .... ., • • • L I J""'J--- :a lf/r, ' " atA •·- -·· ~"' :t" HII&Illlliitli ·U VALENTINE'S DAY CANDY NYLON SPATULA - - - - - C9c SPOON 1nd SPATULA 98c Clloooe :vour favorite ValenUne'a Day CandJ from tblt ielecUnn Gl Fannr Farmer Heart Boxed CandJ, Scbraftt't, Braeb's. Give eamll' and ., "''rr1ht 'a lladc" \ I b llJN ~~·------~----~---------- ~~~.~~- / ' ' iy ,, .· . . )'IIU'll he DID Cupid. ~ :• 2\!i Quarto n•niNG. 1EA KITTLES ·,.. ,. ," ..i'--~· . . ' stallllesa oteel wllb IOIIt eopper bottom. Puah butloll ajyle. ·' ~- '- . '2.99 Be Thrifty ••• Save All of Y()ur.~laSIIp$ February 14, Ill 7;311 IMunday, A skit will he presented by Seen in Area . ' ,' . ! ' ', " , 'I ',., I.~., ' ,_ .• ' ·, ' i h ' ;,, ;-.. . ""' �., ,. c . ,.J· . '· ~ The Sunday Tbnet&allnel, Sunday, Februii'J IS, 1868-S RFMAINS A MEIGS THEATRE: ,_,.,,ohio·· 1 TONIGHTitlrvTUISDAY · ·~RitiAOI ON ·THI '' · ROCKS" · (Teelulleolor) ' Jnnl: Slnltn, Dean .lbltlla A ....CirlooM . •I, ··=v:,Dr"""' . PltiDAY,...; IATUiDA1i •••• lhllll\-11 . ; . Burt Llneaatel' ~I TRAIN" c._,. 'Trips'n Ci . ·, ' Sweepstakes Gallipolis, Ohio A Vacation Spending Spree Plu. 500 Books of "TV" Sta.mual •. TONIG~T, MOND~Y,, . TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY Golden Ripe IN 111BR EVERYIHINI BANANAS n...,n...- WINNER·TAKE·Al1 JHERE WAB ONIJONE WAf 1D BEI'AIIA1E DIE MEN FROM JHEBIWB. '-· -Mo ... w...... , ·lftly. If 1'001 ...... -dotely Ntldltcl with any PrtthO.tN ftrt&luce fnm KNttr. . . will ,.,... it .. refund - plus " PRII T. Y•M Stampt for yeur .....lt. "LISTEN" "During !he pott <10 years ...,. bltln Ewrelt Saunden THIS WEEWS · SPECJ..Uf tlvough good tiMes and bad and ..._ tW lo money io when you're lllalclng -..,. '61 FORD Galaxle '500'-4 Dr. V-8 "Toloe "'Y odvlce. There will never be 11 belt• time 1ha11 liGHT NOWI" Automatic, blue . .. STEW BEEF $1 Rinse Away Shampoo , _ Millo . . .. . . 89c lk 0111 YOUR ... GolllipOIIs, Ohio ..... lloltlt Boneless, Bite-Si:.:e Yuban Coffee $795·00 CHMOLET· OLDSMOBILE DEALER Rinse Away Rinse •· - ....... _91c Surf TOM AND JURY CARTOON COMING MARCH 3-9 WALT DISNEY'S THAT DAJUII CAT (dk 0111 Kroger Fruit COCKTAIL ..... ... .......... 68c Handy Andy COMPARE Lux Beauty Soap 3 -Mro 39c R E M 0 .:,'i v · ·~ ., .r: .. ;' x/ ••.a tong distance call.,~ -~ :.· ..o so~·eone dear' .;;. .· ~ I,; A A A: i·I ~>.!4'j. .; .•' e ~~~y~ y:nd that means being together when .rou can't be. Talking to someone close, far Saying nice thinp to nice people.. Beins a good and thoughtful son or daughter, a loving brother or sister. It's the warming of friendships too long uncared lor. Happy Talk. So wondcrf~J. And so easy. llaay as a·b<. See your phone book. You'll be so glad you called: Happy ,l)'alltt ·ft's > somethinl you ought ro do often, im't it~ _ Tau advantage of Family Callina Time ••• which now runs every nleJ!t after 8:00 IIJKI AU DAY SUNDAY! Dial station-to-station ... anywhere in the U.S. " " (eo:cept Al.sb and Hawaii) for three minutes- a dollar or Jess. Anywhere in Ohio- 40 'maar laf, leJUPC iJiand poinu). See your phOM boOt for details. ® i \. ' ' ~· . IDthe ro... l'lnof .. l fJ : 11! :;· -· _..... ---··· doclar'• draft ..,.. • - ~ .. ---a.....a..Dr. Yisll VI., lor Ohio BeiJ · beiJ11"'1':W 11 ' ~=;IJ Jlnulng Our Are eon. R......,al S.le. Still Leto alld Loto tf lteille Lefll So Hurry. s · .• • t A. ·• · . ' ' . R E M 0 v BIG SAVINGS lti!GULAR PRICIE :.~:~· e~e lion of lis, ~ollllillono We A L. L ;:~OFF Dr. Jalul 'l'llrllfc' member of the deparlmt!al ~ rico IIIII Gfiii!COlGO 11 Clinie,. rmnli)' ~ '· · A Dr. Turner Now Captain in USAF 0ue To led W11ther . eo,..~w..,~•.,...,..,"'· .. ' ' · s A ·L can• THE PRICE IS THE DIF'FE:RElVCB BOLD ,,_ ... _,4lc $} 3 No. 2V, KANDU~ ..... olD Lux Beauty Soap 2 - ~...... 37c Lifebouy 2 ....Mro 31c Lifebouy 2w. ...... 41c Praise 3 .... Mro 51c -... Spry ................. 91c .... Creme Cookies ,_ ,..._ ........ 49c Dove Liquid Nabi~~eo Detertent Sunshine · MnaiToudt Rydrox Cookies '., .................... 49e t• ' ......... 41Jc Cheese Nips Anacin .d. . . . .. �., ,. c . ,.J· . '· ~ The Sunday Tbnet&allnel, Sunday, Februii'J IS, 1868-S RFMAINS A MEIGS THEATRE: ,_,.,,ohio·· 1 TONIGHTitlrvTUISDAY · ·~RitiAOI ON ·THI '' · ROCKS" · (Teelulleolor) ' Jnnl: Slnltn, Dean .lbltlla A ....CirlooM . •I, ··=v:,Dr"""' . PltiDAY,...; IATUiDA1i •••• lhllll\-11 . ; . Burt Llneaatel' ~I TRAIN" c._,. 'Trips'n Ci . ·, ' Sweepstakes Gallipolis, Ohio A Vacation Spending Spree Plu. 500 Books of "TV" Sta.mual •. TONIG~T, MOND~Y,, . TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY Golden Ripe IN 111BR EVERYIHINI BANANAS n...,n...- WINNER·TAKE·Al1 JHERE WAB ONIJONE WAf 1D BEI'AIIA1E DIE MEN FROM JHEBIWB. '-· -Mo ... w...... , ·lftly. If 1'001 ...... -dotely Ntldltcl with any PrtthO.tN ftrt&luce fnm KNttr. . . will ,.,... it .. refund - plus " PRII T. Y•M Stampt for yeur .....lt. "LISTEN" "During !he pott <10 years ...,. bltln Ewrelt Saunden THIS WEEWS · SPECJ..Uf tlvough good tiMes and bad and ..._ tW lo money io when you're lllalclng -..,. '61 FORD Galaxle '500'-4 Dr. V-8 "Toloe "'Y odvlce. There will never be 11 belt• time 1ha11 liGHT NOWI" Automatic, blue . .. STEW BEEF $1 Rinse Away Shampoo , _ Millo . . .. . . 89c lk 0111 YOUR ... GolllipOIIs, Ohio ..... lloltlt Boneless, Bite-Si:.:e Yuban Coffee $795·00 CHMOLET· OLDSMOBILE DEALER Rinse Away Rinse •· - ....... _91c Surf TOM AND JURY CARTOON COMING MARCH 3-9 WALT DISNEY'S THAT DAJUII CAT (dk 0111 Kroger Fruit COCKTAIL ..... ... .......... 68c Handy Andy COMPARE Lux Beauty Soap 3 -Mro 39c R E M 0 .:,'i v · ·~ ., .r: .. ;' x/ ••.a tong distance call.,~ -~ :.· ..o so~·eone dear' .;;. .· ~ I,; A A A: i·I ~>.!4'j. .; .•' e ~~~y~ y:nd that means being together when .rou can't be. Talking to someone close, far Saying nice thinp to nice people.. Beins a good and thoughtful son or daughter, a loving brother or sister. It's the warming of friendships too long uncared lor. Happy Talk. So wondcrf~J. And so easy. llaay as a·b<. See your phone book. You'll be so glad you called: Happy ,l)'alltt ·ft's > somethinl you ought ro do often, im't it~ _ Tau advantage of Family Callina Time ••• which now runs every nleJ!t after 8:00 IIJKI AU DAY SUNDAY! Dial station-to-station ... anywhere in the U.S. " " (eo:cept Al.sb and Hawaii) for three minutes- a dollar or Jess. Anywhere in Ohio- 40 'maar laf, leJUPC iJiand poinu). See your phOM boOt for details. ® i \. ' ' ~· . IDthe ro... l'lnof .. l fJ : 11! :;· -· _..... ---··· doclar'• draft ..,.. • - ~ .. ---a.....a..Dr. Yisll VI., lor Ohio BeiJ · beiJ11"'1':W 11 ' ~=;IJ Jlnulng Our Are eon. R......,al S.le. Still Leto alld Loto tf lteille Lefll So Hurry. s · .• • t A. ·• · . ' ' . R E M 0 v BIG SAVINGS lti!GULAR PRICIE :.~:~· e~e lion of lis, ~ollllillono We A L. L ;:~OFF Dr. Jalul 'l'llrllfc' member of the deparlmt!al ~ rico IIIII Gfiii!COlGO 11 Clinie,. rmnli)' ~ '· · A Dr. Turner Now Captain in USAF 0ue To led W11ther . eo,..~w..,~•.,...,..,"'· .. ' ' · s A ·L can• THE PRICE IS THE DIF'FE:RElVCB BOLD ,,_ ... _,4lc $} 3 No. 2V, KANDU~ ..... olD Lux Beauty Soap 2 - ~...... 37c Lifebouy 2 ....Mro 31c Lifebouy 2w. ...... 41c Praise 3 .... Mro 51c -... Spry ................. 91c .... Creme Cookies ,_ ,..._ ........ 49c Dove Liquid Nabi~~eo Detertent Sunshine · MnaiToudt Rydrox Cookies '., .................... 49e t• ' ......... 41Jc Cheese Nips Anacin .d. . . . .. �• ( ' ' -, ' I I ·w: • • j.-..J.• .~Dt··e·~. ;p•~ ~u.a-mt1 The' "· ·as.., ~::iurtou· ·;~· :. !Z:: ~. tmtS unb "/ • Chester Ta11nehiU, Eztc. Editor DvJight Wetherholt, Edltor Hobart Wilson, Jr., Man. Editor RichardS. Owen, PU!I!bher James E. Dann.,., Ado. Dir. Vemot1 Dell>ttll, Adv. Mgr. ' Prison Decision Taken in Good Grace · 'nle people of Meigs and Gallla CountieS, especially of Meigs, felt letdown last week wben Governor Rhodes and Martin Jams setlled upon Lucasville as the site for Ohio's new maximum security prison. There wos wide Interest in Gallia as well as Meigs County in the possibility of the instilutiun bring placed in Southeastern Ohto. Gltlll;m• would have settled for a Jackson l'ta.tlt'l sttt• since Gallia and Jackson are n<ijucent. Actually, there was a richly emh1'Qidcred report cireulaled that Rhodes and ,I flO~ had determined upon a site that would !lave permitted a cornerstone in three eounti~s . .lackson, Meigs and Vinton. . 1\'h!ll' this was too much to stomach with· out ;::·uh' indigestion, the magnitude of the pn.JIJli'm of the site selection must have led Lht> two si tr choosers to pray for such a sol UhliR l;rdr·ed, it was argL•hie that Gallla Coun· tv h"s the best site in Southern Ohio. And it \~· as n't t•ven at the starting gate. The state owns exte nsive grounds occupied Jn small pari b) tire Gallipolis State Institute. Annoum'mrnt orr the selection Tuesday rn nnw1~ w.:.; pired T\·1eigs County ' Representa· tn.e ll;.!l ph \\' elkrr to observe that in this case, "The wheel that equeated the loudest didn't gel the grease." Rep. Welker's homespun reference in Iarmer • style talk wun't put-on. Ht's o farmer (Bedord), a good one, and be spoke the truth in the plain sort of mnguage he prefera. As ol)e who lolled on the prison site ktca· tion, Mr. Welker had a right to state Tuesday afternoon be' objected not so much . to having loot the battle, but to the way it was lost. He had the sportsmanship to congralu· late the Lucasville_people, and even found a sunny side ro the cloud tbat covered his count)'. This was that the effort put forth showed nol only that the people of 1\lelp COUllty could work together but that Southeaslern Ohio found In the prison stte a eommon objective upon which ell united. That the tmll· ed effort failed Is Irrelevant.. Nell time II could succeed. This w.. the essence of 1\lr. Welker's sen· limen!, and we are sure of many others, that now Is the lime to tum this enerJ!Y, Ibis capability to work together, Ia a new direction. Southeastem Ohio hun'! lost a war. Only a bottle. ., ' ' H.ug·h.'es··_ fiivin,'g· ' Uvics ) PUBLISHED BY THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING COMPANY ' ') ,'I.. ·' ' How... '-'Ired =C:: ' • • • TDY are: Daylight Savings Time, and The movie GJ*Iedl'lllla pim Dille abawlq foiP blal- 1111 bJ lbelr IIIOb from trW Umbl. Tile IWTitor .ed, • .,, 'Of Such Gossamer is Farne Comprised' The leading historians of the world are divid~d between two opposing theories. One g1·~ insists that oulslnnding men create the .r eat chanj!es in affairs. That without " there would not have been a Roman e: without Washington, no independen · America : without Robespierre no Ff- Bevolufion and without Lenin no S~ Russia. Another group takes the •land that the fof£P. . of history themselves create the m~u men nece9sary to accomplish the resjjlt, that the reputations of many of our great are based on the incidents of affairs. Qn thJS que,tion, the life of the man w~ooe btrthdate was celebrated Saturday, Abraham Lincoln, could furnish grounds for dl'~tc Lincoln's fam~ is that he ''freed tl1e slaves" that he preserved the Union, tmd to sume ex-tent, that he was assassinatPd. Bu: none of these would have occurrrd l)a.d we not won the war. ,\114 with the hindsight of a hundred ~·t·a r<>. it is now fairly evident that the War bfot\' ''(·n !he States was won by the narn i w~· ', t of m;J rgins. If Gen. Lee had had full mformntion of the widespread opposi· t1on in llw norlh. and especially in New Y o r k cmd Ohio, to the continuance of· ~lie war. the bailie of Gettysburg would not have been fought. Instead, he w o u I d ' . ' . In Our Town .... IV DICK THOMAS • • All the movie delcrtbed anc hot polltlolana u "pip tll'tUnd Ute lratllb... certain Con&numen seemed to stir uneully, but lhe IJCitt was batl, so J eoulda't be BUI'e. ~y, a~ tor Wendell Cort7 appeared ot1 How Long Will This vest Be Bulletproof? .The Lighter Side Bolton, Ayres have Fun in. Attacking Village Idiots .t/Afr' WASHINGTON (UPIJ -Jte mysteries of the aewa ~ presenllttvea rra~ P. Bol· eee. · ton 11111 William H. Ayres bald Tltt other myatery Wll · a joint news~ Wtdnel- llllroduced bJ A,... wllo aild day on the subject, "Ablurdl- to be a plumbing c:~~~lrlelar Ilea tn the Rayburn BulldiDg." blmlelf. He volotd • 1Ieiiia Tltey were relerrlng, ol that tha l'8IBOII the llnb ...,. course, to COI!Btrudlea fealtu'a ml8slq was beeawe ' the rather than to the occupants. plumben had failed to IDIIIU Ridiculing the Rayburn Bulld- lite neeessery plpll. lq, which provides office sulteJ PIPta N-1117 1611 congressmen. has HI eeld thtn ahotllti be 1 ltecome one of the favorite "soU pipe" In tile will, ~ "a apar11 on Capitol Hill. Tbls Ill a reducing batlbln8 an4 1 lbort btl lllto poking fun at the Dipple for lnltalllnl the 'P' vUinge Idiot. trap" to whldl a lllnlt II The DeW ..-,000,000 atrueture comsected. . Ia vulnerable on 10 !IIIII)' points But, he llid bl had 1101!1 that even an UDBltllled faul~ tltnlecl pmnlsslm to ~ a finder can run Up a bJc acore. will tap, kll11111 In lhe traCit • It lurned out however, that a ''bust Ill," to as<erlllll the absurdities' spotted by the wbetlttr lhl plumblq Klltallf. two Ohio Republ~ns were 1101 wu thve. ridlculotll • they bad Thle mJ11117 provad Ia be 1 lltlllpected. bUll out Re p o r h r • wile No KffdleD Sblb cltecksd lha Capitol ~.. . Mrs. Bolton led off with a office Wltrt alltl1'ld that lbe 1OOII'PJallnlthat lhe bulltilng 1tQ slnit pipes are ID lbelr prvpw everything but ldtcheD alnltl. place, abort nipples and all, Tbe kltehetlettel In tha ofllce If a declsl<l Is m&lle to have plaeea lor alnb, but lnstall tilt llnP law, lbll flltttm themstlvel are be easily done for 81 little ~, 1mlsailtg. ~,800. a spoebmlll 'Iaiii. : Coffee cttp1 must be wubed I hereby predkl that Mn. tn the bathroom haslll, tdte aald. Bolton, Ayres 11111 the other I result, tdte added, colfte Rayburn inbablllnls will pi !n!lkl IIOIDI!tfmel IIIII wltb lbelr tdltb befGn 1111111 IIUli'O broken cupa. coffee cttpl are cltlpped. Mra Bolton did not tlPlaln But It lllilbl be cltll!*' to ...by tha lJreakqt ratlt II &lvt them all I lit al illlher 1n basins tbaa 11 weuld tlllbreabblt cltlnl. be In slnlll. That - - tithe I Future to Hold Wonders have yielded to the wishes of Early Stuart and McCausland for a drive into Phlladel· phia. EDiTOR't NOTE: kle- c:old," be saltl. What Ill nedeed Ia a Even though he chose to retire to Gettys- (idlon pridea lllelf • alwap "A few yttll'l later you are "preventillg the boLiy ~~~;:pt~O~blo'l ttaiJ Saturday SUNDAY burg for the battle, a few more yards gain- llayiug a otep and a ltalf lbead llltely to fmd a market which deeaylng and otherwise ~ ed by Pickett's men could have won the t1 IICiea<e, FredlrUt Pobl, oae an1a l!qtl8l'l oranges for rably dama81ns lllelt Yours tdnoereiJ, TIMES-SENTINEL the South by England and France that tf America'• m01t prominent easier packa8lns, .fish lhat treatml!lll II appUetl. or Robert M. ByseU ...,. ., ,.. battle and the probable recognition of eclence flclloa wri*J, weat ollt I3SIItl lllte porterhoult lletlks we wall lor appropriate 11M lllmllton St. """ Vollri - - · .. the South by England and Fronce that GD 8 thll week looked and vasa seed that you can menta to be Invented," he IBid. Mldd1tporl. Ohio .:"=''.~··~:uJ~,11uN:.., may hav. foiiDwed would have broken the lttto the future. TILil tlllpltdl <lrop on your living room floor One way, btvolvlllll botb ::'~''o:::.:"?o::.":.''{! blockade which really defeated the Con!ed- tiH<rlbeo wiW be saw. and grow yourself a well·lo- sent ICienUflc knowledge Sir: - to ...~ ..... eracy wan, beller.lhao-aylon carpat." pod pmbllnt bel, II Conlratulattona to you 11111 ::., Mt.:,.t. ""' • In which ease Lincoln would be remem- "If poeple die tiiiW and agaiD, BeyOnd that, be said, perhaps freezing the botly. staff on yoar first lasue 111 -=.::0'\T..!f.N,~=~.beted today noi as the man who preserved 11 won't be fatal!" Dill much beyond, "you can "Wltaleftr 1111 you the SUnday Ttmes:.!leDUnel...,... - - '"" - - tho Union but as the man whose war dertfluUd 11uman belttgs to live In ot whatever damace your You may be very proud. :,0:. ::::' stroyed it. By DONALD ZI)QJ!q!T the HI or Ill tlui moon, Without may lltslaln, at ICIIIlO lime Cofttlnued IIICCL!II with the Olllo N:'Mr'~ IUIICIIPTION In any case, It is that Un- United Pnu lateraadoQI acubtl gur or tftD 1aloshea." the flture II II llktly Tltnes.l!elttlnel - Sunday and IY .,,,. ..,..., coin's fume depends so much on a victor!- CIUCAGO (UPI) -Frederlk Dealll Not FaW doclon be able to repaJrJ 1 ous war and "' lilll• on the facts of his Pobl does notlllte to predict lhe l'llhl'l II«GGII lnduatry, the the damage, Including Gll'l'lll C. Brown, Mayor .,?.: ::0~\l:~" ::0.""::0:." ~ ': personal courage, such as his denunciation future. But In a m<menl of .....tee llltluslry, will he busy done by fretliDg lllelf, Belpre, Ohio "' ,.,. "' of the Mexican W'ar; his support of a con- weakness, in a speech balore with Ufe prolongallou. "I d«<'l atart you up apln. · :-- ,:,:o:,J~" • " stilutlonal ttmendment wltich would ha"" thr American Management mean that people won't die," he "Wltereupon you will A lltoulhl for lhl day - .,.":.,O,::,tJ.,W,O':,"~ 0:, Ti::'J* prevented the session of the aouthem .USOciation this week, ne said. "I only mean that If they until you die of something A m e r te an 1ttltiiOI'Iet Jlllllts - ,,. lito•••" 1 • states. or his statement on the posaible looked Into tlte Pandora's box die now and again, II won't be then be re~, rethawed, Tlmrber: "You might just 81 ;;0::,~::, :'"ll M victory of the uKnow ~ nothing" party of tomorrow. fataL" 10 on ad tmnltJJJD" Will fall flit oa your flee o crHI... tt tw :11'7~· ·· (the "conservattves" of that period) : "In What he saw wu •ma•lnc. lean over too far backward. ""--' 1 that case I shall prefer emigraUng to "You take tbe Information some other country where they make m available, you loolc for natural pretense at loving liberty - where despo- Umlts, and you lake a IUOSS." !ism can be taken pure, and without the he said. "And, most of aU, you base alloy of Hypocrisy." -ACW. must not he afraid to be limb and .O::.:'... .,.":l:.:::o.t":',.:.:::; unfortunate Features of Tri-Co Area IIJJu t,be ~·' .... New World on the Horizon Scifl nrr has always been a handy whip- and from the pll!l - the art, musle \1Jtd Ut· ping bo.1· 1d1Pn llf'IJillf' have wearied of kill- erature of by-gone dayo praaerved, reproduced and recreated for our enrichment.'• in .~ ollf' ~ rw1hN of sealing U1emselves up We have, as well, more leisure to enjoy in h"t 'llii'('S of ~ let>! and stone, of running ail this And if the m•lhods of mass produ<"tion have created a certain framework til ~. t·tNn:tl nn r:ll ' t' . .j:Or S( 'll'llf'<' di scovered the knowledge of superficial conformity, there Is also a whkh it..; handmaiden, technology, has larger degree of freedom and indlviduellty u~~ to btJil•1 lh f' machines and invert the within that framework. "Today," he says, 11 We have more freeilh'C· ntion th;•t have increased the deadline~s t•f wm·s. fost~red the cancerous dom of choice than any of our ancestors frml! h t•f t· itit•s. addt•d to the mmplexities ever had. We have more freedom from lg· noranL'O', superstitition and Ironclad tradiu f III •• to ·· Thl'l\' ;Jre many people,' ' says Dr. tion and, as a result, more frtedom Gh•n n T. Scaborg, chairman of the Atomic change - lo enrich and direct our future, b~l·r g,v Commi ssion, '' who reer the current our creative evolution." While some 114--odd sovereign, oeiRsh (' ~~ los io n of science __ and technology, who ~r e,. in it a ddmmanmng effort, who be- nations still ..arch for some way of llvbtg li ~Ve th at it is running away with us and together in peace. scientists, whose worldthat 1.\' l~ nre becoming its slaves instead of strnddling interests know no national liml· rei1i : .~ ini ng its masters." taHons, have created a funcUonal, co-opHe ..:anno1 agree. A comparison of the erative international society. ondit10n:: ol people in any age with those "It exists," say• Seaborg, "and It work!, of. tod<1y will show thnt we are better in spite of all who doubt it." off he maintains This is not just in creaScience, in sum, ms given us holh a ture co mforts. health and rontrol or our glimmer of a better new world and the environmrnf . means to attain il II we fall, oome 111tter"More of us share a larger , richer cul- day Shakespeare might we!l write: ''Tite ture - one international in scope, contain- fault , dea,· Brulus, lay not in their sciences ing a vas t herittlge from each other's lands but in themselves." may everydiJ. . •J:,'t'1ui'Hr:.Wu.. :..""•=• BERRl'S NO doubt Gallla needs a full-time 4-H agent. How· ever, If funds are not available, we, along with TOO persona connected wltb +-H work feel a part-time agent II Jl8tllld to meet the demands for a successful pl'OJI'IIIL • • • "WE dlscuned a Community Chest Fund, or United Fund ·Drive 20 years ago, but never foUowed tbrouib." 1bua spoke Harland Martin last Tuesday d\!J'IDI !~ February board meeting of tbe Gallipo!iJ Cfilmli.r Iii Commerce. • • • • • A !liNe-man committee, beaded by Rio Grande College President A. l,l. Christensen, has been named to study a possible United Fund Drive for Gallla County. Communities surrounding Gallia have such pro1f81111, tllld they are successful. We're sure Gallia's would be, tool • • • GAUJPOUS residents are reminded !bat tickets for the annual chamber of commerce banquet are now on aale at tbe chamber office. Also, members of the board are selling tickets, for lbe March I 4 banquet, scheduled 6:30 p.m., 'in Grace Methodist church. C. V. Hill, Columbw, will be the guest speaker. Tickets are each Ibis year. Proceeds will go toward tbe chamber's building fund. '5 • • • MONDAY will mark tbe 28th anniversary of tbe death of 0. 0. Mcintyre, famous Ga!Upolis journalist. • • • TWENTY YEARS AGO, from tbe fOes of the TribuneTllllee . . . It A Wall, 55, slips and falls on icy pavement, dies . . . Lonnie Safford, Vance Johnson awarded trophies at annual Downtown Coaches Club banquet for outstanding efforts on gridiron . . . Temperature links to 81-!a degrees for new season low . . Thirty-three Gallia servicemen discharged . . . Program announced for services honoring World War n dead . . . Dr. C. E. Holzer buys Loren stone property on Tbird and Cedar . . . Galllans observe 36tb annlverury of Scouting . . . SEOAL champion Logan !bumps Blue Devils, 37·19 ... Galllpolltans observe eighth . annlvenary of Odd Mcintyre's dealb. New Grace Methodu a Church Parsonare Methodist Pastoral Family to Begin New 50 Years ago on the River OltJ Gr,_ Metlaedul Claurch Panonage Era in Housing with Parsonage Occupancy • p • t D t R • IJ Dwlchl I the s. ror on IVe pastoral first F.rene h CIt'J~"'. was , . romznen · . c. Welhetitoll rear of the atructtn. Tltt Re•. F. Davis (IJ16&.'10) 0 A ..... ora ia the housing <I Oltllre floor II carpeted, Rev. J. E. Moore <18THS) the family of Grace along with the olain 81111 second Rev D. Batelle (18'74-?St: . Methodlat cbtll'L!b will begllt ILIOII Door hallway. • •. BY mCJt THOMAS land Ctlte Co. of Pl~IP'· In years m the 1\llssisalppi river. Comm~ i.aldiey'a big olde- er ateamboat again, althoo~~lwhell Rev. Hughey lOittl, ..,lie . On tlte second Door are four R~. E. H. Hegler (1816~ rJtty 7!111'1 ngo, ·GaUipolls January of 1116, It was report- with Captam Wllllam Brookhart wheeled It has been his desire to VIrginia, and two daughters, bedrooms, 8 sewln8 I'OOill ud Rev. J. W. Dlllon (18TI·TI)~ was a ~nt port on the eel frOm New Orleans, that In cbarge and her chief engmeer On Jan. II, ltl8. H was r&- a fast side-wheeler agalll l Shelley, ud 11011 Steve two baths. Rev. T. M. Leslie ~=~·l Ohio RIV* lD face tDI of the the Sprague, lite largest tow· was Charlie Coi. Both mt!ll porlj!d that lhe Greene Lilies ned th fa • move to the new parsonage 011 ...... u • ..._.._ Rev. c. F. Crelghlotl (t moot ~~ between PIJt&. boat operalbtg on !be OblO aild were former reoklenll of GaJU.. bad a new act!llt at Pomeroy, ~~boats eC'ty81 1 Hedgewood Dr. -.,. _ _ , Rev. w. H. Lewis (!1113-11~,~ burgll PJ. and Ctnelllnatl. 0. Mississippi rivera, deliVmod 01111 pollll. W. J. Bramley, wile made • ~ e peaka,' ~ ::W, The old Methodist parsonage Methodism gotlts 111art In Gall- P..w. Benj. stubblns AI 00:. ~. the old Freuclt of the largest tf · Pitt&- The Combbte was havlng ita toeonloolttrect.:~a= Gr:::' Ba;sa.. well as the stem tltey will vaeate has beea lit !polis when 10 Methodists met Rev. M. V. Evw (IIIHI). City had two wharf boW, a burgh coal In ri!C<!IIt yean to · • • ~I Uz · contlnuoutl use sbtce ita con- Ia 1810. The first preaelling Ill Rev. P. A.' Baker . Marine Jio.pJtal, a Marine JD. New Orleans and other P,lnta troubles ·that year, January,Jness for three years. Clpllilt w ers, ZJe sttuctlon Ill 1113. Officials of lhls community w.. in 1817, Rev. F. F. Jackson tptclltn olflce 11111 lhe Acme alq the Mississippi river. 1916. Just the year before, the Greene W8l to eallbilall • wharf Henry M. Stanley, the churdl have 1101 yet decided whea Rev. Beary Baker, u Ill· Rev. A. J. Hawk boller worb ; . of lbe bull· When the boat lffl LeulsviUe, Combine lost two of Ita largest at Pmneroy ll the counCil per- ~ani:, an~ the B.U T. fate of lite ancient ....~ nerant preacher, delivered the Rev. L. L. Magee est and llie upper Ky., she bad 61 barges and towboatt, the Joe B. WUllamB mitted him. If not pemtltted to bta anaw a was ,. deuce. ..••gestlona are ""'"" first sermon. The first cburcll Rev. W. H. llllller Ohio . ' · boats of coal. First otop was at and the Harry Brown. Later do buslnesa at the regular I ever ewned ~ N"6 """"' !btl old ·Frtnclt City Meinphis, Tenn., where . sh& that month, It waa reported wh&rlll WttJ Captain Greene's Bay lhat had a seriOUS" by lite church member·: was built on the site of the Rev. Ilarryi~·~Le~wltiEJ~i~ II a ~lie 1114p and' . JIOihlDs 11ellveretl two J»ata tl coal. AI that the Combine wtuld use the Intent to land hla boata at tile deut eauslng loss of Ufe Some bave been suggested[1863 parsenage Ia 1812, 011 land Rev. A. P. 1 mort alar a the riVet Is coo- Baton Rouge, four boai:J of coal Ranger and Enterprile Ill the old mill below towll. (The Kanawha's disaster ' . :.:.tell 1 ':::!lb;::'~te~l b;'~ alcned bJ ~· twbtabl ply tile n!l!n up :ftie d'ellvered; and wh<11 lbe Kanawha pools 11111 the blC tow- Olpllln William Bay, wealthy reported iD last Sunday's be rased. It Ill one, if not I The Galllpolll cburdl wui Rev. R. 0. McCin and down pall lilt parlt front. retched New Orleans she land- boats, J11111ts Moran and Sam lr"llon steamboat 111111. beUev. Seittind.) tbo oldest, panoaaiJIO II lOUth- I first attached to !be Falla: Rev. D. Flaley Wood llltllltt tbetr predecn t Ki. the llll .,010 tens of coal. Coal BroiiJI In the CIIOI trade be- e\1 .in advertlalnl. He oold tha , · · ~lelld-1'~~ Ohio. . circuit wblcb Ntended from !be',Rev. E. L. _Morroll llle-wbeel ttld llft.wheel pao- :IIOILII had a greatler capaci!y llreeD PL Pleuant 11111 IAula- PA!litel B8J Queea after aearly 'Engineer Sllte Wood 11 •1 . bU, t&.f. dtla't .DIIIto 1111ore thaD t:Oal barges. _ 1 vtlle, Kf·· and points ,IOUih. two y01r1 of heavy advertis-Ing a .weet at~ borne The new panonage Ia • ' - Yelp county <0111111unlty to I Rev. c. Smllll llopt FIBJ JWI;_.; It wu · AIIOtber boat 1n 111a lleel of • Filt}i Jt!lrl age, Galllpolla tng. ~!lay QuteiJ waa a big 118nga, and eagmeer story !riel realdence. It baa Wlteelaabwa.,JI!Mt the !«GGid lev. J. R. Fleldl 1101 ~ •to 'IIM QIIIII!J 111e owtiers of the Sprague, the wa. a termlilal.polttllor pact· tllngle ~boat Wllb · l , 9eey Bo~ II In cltarge of an entr~ 6a!J and stairway. Clntrclt WM bttDI, IIlLI l i - Rev. A. H. BeardaleJ u 1 half-d*aa lined Up at the Q>mhtnO'a big towboat F .. 'M. ell; A Ja,. ~· ltll'blt Qf rflier ~I drauibL ~ opera!- 'l,:aeomu macltlnery, was • Rooms Oil the first llOCir lllclutle rfplaced ·bJ the thlnl duclt, lle9. J. V. Staal 1 ,...:t friaL , , . ; Wallace sat11t ~ bqabll • , Dl!WI poljilell out lbal, ''tile ftlllnu~Pinl ·~~ ~ -~~ of Jan. II, =·~Ill, Dl~:=s.: ~ ·Oiie of U.: lollleil · M~~·- ·11ove Dam 18, netrr l'roctoro ~·!l!l.c~l .,klt~ollhe rtv· sis.,.~.. ~de to rep,.~ the~~ that te ·~~=~li;~'i; trbeii'IOjr,llpit., fVI!I' to ,. ~ Yllla,)lae l8l!k lnJ~~t of ll!e .er tOdij ,~ l!e,t 'f*l _._. ~· · , , • Anc!lher ioad ,that the 1 room and tllfllty hlonl. ha~e llvedbtthe okl panonage a.. L. A. D nllr pall' Gall!polll ir4,t ·lhli • big 'HIII)t)IJIItoQ -'-bolt T b e 10!!. ~1!!411• 8Jld ~ :l;'bllt18l'lpari futlher aaya. Ciptaln ~ P: ~lllbet A flrepl.te llllbe faiiUr Nom and . !be, ~ tollows: lief. ~· 1'11t1 NltoPI ' ~ ~ ~ 191 o1 t:. Wallece m formerly ·the Oak- eJoaiall·....;.~, bJ:· ~ . '~I II !Mt lllqbt that 'Cap. c.~arge. II ~. Clliclnnatl II built for a dll81 jJurpoBe .wtth .ktliePb F. WUillm (18il)f5), lleY. WarreD WUIKIII.:i~.~ji: lRI,R)t .c~s+tiltd ~ !u!l bd ,OI*'•ted 1111 ~~.~~~'··~.~ ~· wl!l_. ~ ~ ttlor today. / . &riD ~, lllil »Mio.ID BeY.Lmontr=v•~ J 1._11 c Hado's A~oRPt N 0 TO GEt,!t:RAL MANA&ER sP~EGt<ABBER'S Pi.JI;LICITY, HE'S Al,WAYS SIGNING Ll" SO>IE ATf-ILETE FO~ AT LEAST A -'MILLtOfl .. •• ("· Dance ltssons employment of 1 fJill, or part·tlme '-H ~gent for Glllia county. 'Polltlca oflea baa been diller eel u the ultimate apre111o11 of Jllan'a lDbumiDity to Mu." TileD we eew a drawlq of All' on Burr 4rtl1lns Aleunder Ha llloa wblla the voloo uld, '"!'be bullet wu - - '-•·tworlily . ly HOBART WILSON, JR. . TWO IBauea should cause qUite a scramble amonJ county commissioner candidates this year. :::c:F' wbo rllnl 110,000 ::!~wbl~.: eel of llblea 11111 set up to lbow a movie called, "Who Carta?" 1 settltd dowu hapJIII1, wum 1n1 lhat Howard, hack Ill the movie biz, would PrtHIIt ua with lntemtillg views of a DIW Jane Russell·lypt protege. But the movie demonstrated u....... Air aft eo how the •......., cr ., in CalilorDia hal turned Ill emplyeeea i1Jia reglalered volo era and .the con!rlbutora of f130,000 to polltlell candldalll In 1964. You've heard of command petfmiiUIIlces? Well, bert there wu a COIIIIIlliDd aU~~Ience. With a couple of a•ons, every eoncressmau represent- Dateline:·Gallia ~~~~ Clllfonlla Wll 1b1rt 19 M1 ib!a lllct. (A poUtlo1111 j1ut ...., 1111'11 bll blell WASlmlGTOW, . .,.. Hu&hes illppod a clylca lea1011. ln lhe ~onal Hotel the oilier ljay. Oilt olliiiiPIIII me • 1)1 j J Bur ASK iJ..IE TEAM TAAINER MAN IS····-----.... • one: HOW OPENf.IANDEP 'THE GREAT un,. btli ,.. •.. l. =• Toda ' roi":DI Letart =· :: w. 'r,;, 10 .. · at ,.... ~· lor,. , Uvtt. ·.ld= on'•* :!iu. 0: ·=: 'i.!U:. a... 7 .. ' I ' �• ( ' ' -, ' I I ·w: • • j.-..J.• .~Dt··e·~. ;p•~ ~u.a-mt1 The' "· ·as.., ~::iurtou· ·;~· :. !Z:: ~. tmtS unb "/ • Chester Ta11nehiU, Eztc. Editor DvJight Wetherholt, Edltor Hobart Wilson, Jr., Man. Editor RichardS. Owen, PU!I!bher James E. Dann.,., Ado. Dir. Vemot1 Dell>ttll, Adv. Mgr. ' Prison Decision Taken in Good Grace · 'nle people of Meigs and Gallla CountieS, especially of Meigs, felt letdown last week wben Governor Rhodes and Martin Jams setlled upon Lucasville as the site for Ohio's new maximum security prison. There wos wide Interest in Gallia as well as Meigs County in the possibility of the instilutiun bring placed in Southeastern Ohto. Gltlll;m• would have settled for a Jackson l'ta.tlt'l sttt• since Gallia and Jackson are n<ijucent. Actually, there was a richly emh1'Qidcred report cireulaled that Rhodes and ,I flO~ had determined upon a site that would !lave permitted a cornerstone in three eounti~s . .lackson, Meigs and Vinton. . 1\'h!ll' this was too much to stomach with· out ;::·uh' indigestion, the magnitude of the pn.JIJli'm of the site selection must have led Lht> two si tr choosers to pray for such a sol UhliR l;rdr·ed, it was argL•hie that Gallla Coun· tv h"s the best site in Southern Ohio. And it \~· as n't t•ven at the starting gate. The state owns exte nsive grounds occupied Jn small pari b) tire Gallipolis State Institute. Annoum'mrnt orr the selection Tuesday rn nnw1~ w.:.; pired T\·1eigs County ' Representa· tn.e ll;.!l ph \\' elkrr to observe that in this case, "The wheel that equeated the loudest didn't gel the grease." Rep. Welker's homespun reference in Iarmer • style talk wun't put-on. Ht's o farmer (Bedord), a good one, and be spoke the truth in the plain sort of mnguage he prefera. As ol)e who lolled on the prison site ktca· tion, Mr. Welker had a right to state Tuesday afternoon be' objected not so much . to having loot the battle, but to the way it was lost. He had the sportsmanship to congralu· late the Lucasville_people, and even found a sunny side ro the cloud tbat covered his count)'. This was that the effort put forth showed nol only that the people of 1\lelp COUllty could work together but that Southeaslern Ohio found In the prison stte a eommon objective upon which ell united. That the tmll· ed effort failed Is Irrelevant.. Nell time II could succeed. This w.. the essence of 1\lr. Welker's sen· limen!, and we are sure of many others, that now Is the lime to tum this enerJ!Y, Ibis capability to work together, Ia a new direction. Southeastem Ohio hun'! lost a war. Only a bottle. ., ' ' H.ug·h.'es··_ fiivin,'g· ' Uvics ) PUBLISHED BY THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING COMPANY ' ') ,'I.. ·' ' How... '-'Ired =C:: ' • • • TDY are: Daylight Savings Time, and The movie GJ*Iedl'lllla pim Dille abawlq foiP blal- 1111 bJ lbelr IIIOb from trW Umbl. Tile IWTitor .ed, • .,, 'Of Such Gossamer is Farne Comprised' The leading historians of the world are divid~d between two opposing theories. One g1·~ insists that oulslnnding men create the .r eat chanj!es in affairs. That without " there would not have been a Roman e: without Washington, no independen · America : without Robespierre no Ff- Bevolufion and without Lenin no S~ Russia. Another group takes the •land that the fof£P. . of history themselves create the m~u men nece9sary to accomplish the resjjlt, that the reputations of many of our great are based on the incidents of affairs. Qn thJS que,tion, the life of the man w~ooe btrthdate was celebrated Saturday, Abraham Lincoln, could furnish grounds for dl'~tc Lincoln's fam~ is that he ''freed tl1e slaves" that he preserved the Union, tmd to sume ex-tent, that he was assassinatPd. Bu: none of these would have occurrrd l)a.d we not won the war. ,\114 with the hindsight of a hundred ~·t·a r<>. it is now fairly evident that the War bfot\' ''(·n !he States was won by the narn i w~· ', t of m;J rgins. If Gen. Lee had had full mformntion of the widespread opposi· t1on in llw norlh. and especially in New Y o r k cmd Ohio, to the continuance of· ~lie war. the bailie of Gettysburg would not have been fought. Instead, he w o u I d ' . ' . In Our Town .... IV DICK THOMAS • • All the movie delcrtbed anc hot polltlolana u "pip tll'tUnd Ute lratllb... certain Con&numen seemed to stir uneully, but lhe IJCitt was batl, so J eoulda't be BUI'e. ~y, a~ tor Wendell Cort7 appeared ot1 How Long Will This vest Be Bulletproof? .The Lighter Side Bolton, Ayres have Fun in. Attacking Village Idiots .t/Afr' WASHINGTON (UPIJ -Jte mysteries of the aewa ~ presenllttvea rra~ P. Bol· eee. · ton 11111 William H. Ayres bald Tltt other myatery Wll · a joint news~ Wtdnel- llllroduced bJ A,... wllo aild day on the subject, "Ablurdl- to be a plumbing c:~~~lrlelar Ilea tn the Rayburn BulldiDg." blmlelf. He volotd • 1Ieiiia Tltey were relerrlng, ol that tha l'8IBOII the llnb ...,. course, to COI!Btrudlea fealtu'a ml8slq was beeawe ' the rather than to the occupants. plumben had failed to IDIIIU Ridiculing the Rayburn Bulld- lite neeessery plpll. lq, which provides office sulteJ PIPta N-1117 1611 congressmen. has HI eeld thtn ahotllti be 1 ltecome one of the favorite "soU pipe" In tile will, ~ "a apar11 on Capitol Hill. Tbls Ill a reducing batlbln8 an4 1 lbort btl lllto poking fun at the Dipple for lnltalllnl the 'P' vUinge Idiot. trap" to whldl a lllnlt II The DeW ..-,000,000 atrueture comsected. . Ia vulnerable on 10 !IIIII)' points But, he llid bl had 1101!1 that even an UDBltllled faul~ tltnlecl pmnlsslm to ~ a finder can run Up a bJc acore. will tap, kll11111 In lhe traCit • It lurned out however, that a ''bust Ill," to as<erlllll the absurdities' spotted by the wbetlttr lhl plumblq Klltallf. two Ohio Republ~ns were 1101 wu thve. ridlculotll • they bad Thle mJ11117 provad Ia be 1 lltlllpected. bUll out Re p o r h r • wile No KffdleD Sblb cltecksd lha Capitol ~.. . Mrs. Bolton led off with a office Wltrt alltl1'ld that lbe 1OOII'PJallnlthat lhe bulltilng 1tQ slnit pipes are ID lbelr prvpw everything but ldtcheD alnltl. place, abort nipples and all, Tbe kltehetlettel In tha ofllce If a declsl<l Is m&lle to have plaeea lor alnb, but lnstall tilt llnP law, lbll flltttm themstlvel are be easily done for 81 little ~, 1mlsailtg. ~,800. a spoebmlll 'Iaiii. : Coffee cttp1 must be wubed I hereby predkl that Mn. tn the bathroom haslll, tdte aald. Bolton, Ayres 11111 the other I result, tdte added, colfte Rayburn inbablllnls will pi !n!lkl IIOIDI!tfmel IIIII wltb lbelr tdltb befGn 1111111 IIUli'O broken cupa. coffee cttpl are cltlpped. Mra Bolton did not tlPlaln But It lllilbl be cltll!*' to ...by tha lJreakqt ratlt II &lvt them all I lit al illlher 1n basins tbaa 11 weuld tlllbreabblt cltlnl. be In slnlll. That - - tithe I Future to Hold Wonders have yielded to the wishes of Early Stuart and McCausland for a drive into Phlladel· phia. EDiTOR't NOTE: kle- c:old," be saltl. What Ill nedeed Ia a Even though he chose to retire to Gettys- (idlon pridea lllelf • alwap "A few yttll'l later you are "preventillg the boLiy ~~~;:pt~O~blo'l ttaiJ Saturday SUNDAY burg for the battle, a few more yards gain- llayiug a otep and a ltalf lbead llltely to fmd a market which deeaylng and otherwise ~ ed by Pickett's men could have won the t1 IICiea<e, FredlrUt Pobl, oae an1a l!qtl8l'l oranges for rably dama81ns lllelt Yours tdnoereiJ, TIMES-SENTINEL the South by England and France that tf America'• m01t prominent easier packa8lns, .fish lhat treatml!lll II appUetl. or Robert M. ByseU ...,. ., ,.. battle and the probable recognition of eclence flclloa wri*J, weat ollt I3SIItl lllte porterhoult lletlks we wall lor appropriate 11M lllmllton St. """ Vollri - - · .. the South by England and Fronce that GD 8 thll week looked and vasa seed that you can menta to be Invented," he IBid. Mldd1tporl. Ohio .:"=''.~··~:uJ~,11uN:.., may hav. foiiDwed would have broken the lttto the future. TILil tlllpltdl <lrop on your living room floor One way, btvolvlllll botb ::'~''o:::.:"?o::.":.''{! blockade which really defeated the Con!ed- tiH<rlbeo wiW be saw. and grow yourself a well·lo- sent ICienUflc knowledge Sir: - to ...~ ..... eracy wan, beller.lhao-aylon carpat." pod pmbllnt bel, II Conlratulattona to you 11111 ::., Mt.:,.t. ""' • In which ease Lincoln would be remem- "If poeple die tiiiW and agaiD, BeyOnd that, be said, perhaps freezing the botly. staff on yoar first lasue 111 -=.::0'\T..!f.N,~=~.beted today noi as the man who preserved 11 won't be fatal!" Dill much beyond, "you can "Wltaleftr 1111 you the SUnday Ttmes:.!leDUnel...,... - - '"" - - tho Union but as the man whose war dertfluUd 11uman belttgs to live In ot whatever damace your You may be very proud. :,0:. ::::' stroyed it. By DONALD ZI)QJ!q!T the HI or Ill tlui moon, Without may lltslaln, at ICIIIlO lime Cofttlnued IIICCL!II with the Olllo N:'Mr'~ IUIICIIPTION In any case, It is that Un- United Pnu lateraadoQI acubtl gur or tftD 1aloshea." the flture II II llktly Tltnes.l!elttlnel - Sunday and IY .,,,. ..,..., coin's fume depends so much on a victor!- CIUCAGO (UPI) -Frederlk Dealll Not FaW doclon be able to repaJrJ 1 ous war and "' lilll• on the facts of his Pobl does notlllte to predict lhe l'llhl'l II«GGII lnduatry, the the damage, Including Gll'l'lll C. Brown, Mayor .,?.: ::0~\l:~" ::0.""::0:." ~ ': personal courage, such as his denunciation future. But In a m<menl of .....tee llltluslry, will he busy done by fretliDg lllelf, Belpre, Ohio "' ,.,. "' of the Mexican W'ar; his support of a con- weakness, in a speech balore with Ufe prolongallou. "I d«<'l atart you up apln. · :-- ,:,:o:,J~" • " stilutlonal ttmendment wltich would ha"" thr American Management mean that people won't die," he "Wltereupon you will A lltoulhl for lhl day - .,.":.,O,::,tJ.,W,O':,"~ 0:, Ti::'J* prevented the session of the aouthem .USOciation this week, ne said. "I only mean that If they until you die of something A m e r te an 1ttltiiOI'Iet Jlllllts - ,,. lito•••" 1 • states. or his statement on the posaible looked Into tlte Pandora's box die now and again, II won't be then be re~, rethawed, Tlmrber: "You might just 81 ;;0::,~::, :'"ll M victory of the uKnow ~ nothing" party of tomorrow. fataL" 10 on ad tmnltJJJD" Will fall flit oa your flee o crHI... tt tw :11'7~· ·· (the "conservattves" of that period) : "In What he saw wu •ma•lnc. lean over too far backward. ""--' 1 that case I shall prefer emigraUng to "You take tbe Information some other country where they make m available, you loolc for natural pretense at loving liberty - where despo- Umlts, and you lake a IUOSS." !ism can be taken pure, and without the he said. "And, most of aU, you base alloy of Hypocrisy." -ACW. must not he afraid to be limb and .O::.:'... .,.":l:.:::o.t":',.:.:::; unfortunate Features of Tri-Co Area IIJJu t,be ~·' .... New World on the Horizon Scifl nrr has always been a handy whip- and from the pll!l - the art, musle \1Jtd Ut· ping bo.1· 1d1Pn llf'IJillf' have wearied of kill- erature of by-gone dayo praaerved, reproduced and recreated for our enrichment.'• in .~ ollf' ~ rw1hN of sealing U1emselves up We have, as well, more leisure to enjoy in h"t 'llii'('S of ~ let>! and stone, of running ail this And if the m•lhods of mass produ<"tion have created a certain framework til ~. t·tNn:tl nn r:ll ' t' . .j:Or S( 'll'llf'<' di scovered the knowledge of superficial conformity, there Is also a whkh it..; handmaiden, technology, has larger degree of freedom and indlviduellty u~~ to btJil•1 lh f' machines and invert the within that framework. "Today," he says, 11 We have more freeilh'C· ntion th;•t have increased the deadline~s t•f wm·s. fost~red the cancerous dom of choice than any of our ancestors frml! h t•f t· itit•s. addt•d to the mmplexities ever had. We have more freedom from lg· noranL'O', superstitition and Ironclad tradiu f III •• to ·· Thl'l\' ;Jre many people,' ' says Dr. tion and, as a result, more frtedom Gh•n n T. Scaborg, chairman of the Atomic change - lo enrich and direct our future, b~l·r g,v Commi ssion, '' who reer the current our creative evolution." While some 114--odd sovereign, oeiRsh (' ~~ los io n of science __ and technology, who ~r e,. in it a ddmmanmng effort, who be- nations still ..arch for some way of llvbtg li ~Ve th at it is running away with us and together in peace. scientists, whose worldthat 1.\' l~ nre becoming its slaves instead of strnddling interests know no national liml· rei1i : .~ ini ng its masters." taHons, have created a funcUonal, co-opHe ..:anno1 agree. A comparison of the erative international society. ondit10n:: ol people in any age with those "It exists," say• Seaborg, "and It work!, of. tod<1y will show thnt we are better in spite of all who doubt it." off he maintains This is not just in creaScience, in sum, ms given us holh a ture co mforts. health and rontrol or our glimmer of a better new world and the environmrnf . means to attain il II we fall, oome 111tter"More of us share a larger , richer cul- day Shakespeare might we!l write: ''Tite ture - one international in scope, contain- fault , dea,· Brulus, lay not in their sciences ing a vas t herittlge from each other's lands but in themselves." may everydiJ. . •J:,'t'1ui'Hr:.Wu.. :..""•=• BERRl'S NO doubt Gallla needs a full-time 4-H agent. How· ever, If funds are not available, we, along with TOO persona connected wltb +-H work feel a part-time agent II Jl8tllld to meet the demands for a successful pl'OJI'IIIL • • • "WE dlscuned a Community Chest Fund, or United Fund ·Drive 20 years ago, but never foUowed tbrouib." 1bua spoke Harland Martin last Tuesday d\!J'IDI !~ February board meeting of tbe Gallipo!iJ Cfilmli.r Iii Commerce. • • • • • A !liNe-man committee, beaded by Rio Grande College President A. l,l. Christensen, has been named to study a possible United Fund Drive for Gallla County. Communities surrounding Gallia have such pro1f81111, tllld they are successful. We're sure Gallia's would be, tool • • • GAUJPOUS residents are reminded !bat tickets for the annual chamber of commerce banquet are now on aale at tbe chamber office. Also, members of the board are selling tickets, for lbe March I 4 banquet, scheduled 6:30 p.m., 'in Grace Methodist church. C. V. Hill, Columbw, will be the guest speaker. Tickets are each Ibis year. Proceeds will go toward tbe chamber's building fund. '5 • • • MONDAY will mark tbe 28th anniversary of tbe death of 0. 0. Mcintyre, famous Ga!Upolis journalist. • • • TWENTY YEARS AGO, from tbe fOes of the TribuneTllllee . . . It A Wall, 55, slips and falls on icy pavement, dies . . . Lonnie Safford, Vance Johnson awarded trophies at annual Downtown Coaches Club banquet for outstanding efforts on gridiron . . . Temperature links to 81-!a degrees for new season low . . Thirty-three Gallia servicemen discharged . . . Program announced for services honoring World War n dead . . . Dr. C. E. Holzer buys Loren stone property on Tbird and Cedar . . . Galllans observe 36tb annlverury of Scouting . . . SEOAL champion Logan !bumps Blue Devils, 37·19 ... Galllpolltans observe eighth . annlvenary of Odd Mcintyre's dealb. New Grace Methodu a Church Parsonare Methodist Pastoral Family to Begin New 50 Years ago on the River OltJ Gr,_ Metlaedul Claurch Panonage Era in Housing with Parsonage Occupancy • p • t D t R • IJ Dwlchl I the s. ror on IVe pastoral first F.rene h CIt'J~"'. was , . romznen · . c. Welhetitoll rear of the atructtn. Tltt Re•. F. Davis (IJ16&.'10) 0 A ..... ora ia the housing <I Oltllre floor II carpeted, Rev. J. E. Moore <18THS) the family of Grace along with the olain 81111 second Rev D. Batelle (18'74-?St: . Methodlat cbtll'L!b will begllt ILIOII Door hallway. • •. BY mCJt THOMAS land Ctlte Co. of Pl~IP'· In years m the 1\llssisalppi river. Comm~ i.aldiey'a big olde- er ateamboat again, althoo~~lwhell Rev. Hughey lOittl, ..,lie . On tlte second Door are four R~. E. H. Hegler (1816~ rJtty 7!111'1 ngo, ·GaUipolls January of 1116, It was report- with Captam Wllllam Brookhart wheeled It has been his desire to VIrginia, and two daughters, bedrooms, 8 sewln8 I'OOill ud Rev. J. W. Dlllon (18TI·TI)~ was a ~nt port on the eel frOm New Orleans, that In cbarge and her chief engmeer On Jan. II, ltl8. H was r&- a fast side-wheeler agalll l Shelley, ud 11011 Steve two baths. Rev. T. M. Leslie ~=~·l Ohio RIV* lD face tDI of the the Sprague, lite largest tow· was Charlie Coi. Both mt!ll porlj!d that lhe Greene Lilies ned th fa • move to the new parsonage 011 ...... u • ..._.._ Rev. c. F. Crelghlotl (t moot ~~ between PIJt&. boat operalbtg on !be OblO aild were former reoklenll of GaJU.. bad a new act!llt at Pomeroy, ~~boats eC'ty81 1 Hedgewood Dr. -.,. _ _ , Rev. w. H. Lewis (!1113-11~,~ burgll PJ. and Ctnelllnatl. 0. Mississippi rivera, deliVmod 01111 pollll. W. J. Bramley, wile made • ~ e peaka,' ~ ::W, The old Methodist parsonage Methodism gotlts 111art In Gall- P..w. Benj. stubblns AI 00:. ~. the old Freuclt of the largest tf · Pitt&- The Combbte was havlng ita toeonloolttrect.:~a= Gr:::' Ba;sa.. well as the stem tltey will vaeate has beea lit !polis when 10 Methodists met Rev. M. V. Evw (IIIHI). City had two wharf boW, a burgh coal In ri!C<!IIt yean to · • • ~I Uz · contlnuoutl use sbtce ita con- Ia 1810. The first preaelling Ill Rev. P. A.' Baker . Marine Jio.pJtal, a Marine JD. New Orleans and other P,lnta troubles ·that year, January,Jness for three years. Clpllilt w ers, ZJe sttuctlon Ill 1113. Officials of lhls community w.. in 1817, Rev. F. F. Jackson tptclltn olflce 11111 lhe Acme alq the Mississippi river. 1916. Just the year before, the Greene W8l to eallbilall • wharf Henry M. Stanley, the churdl have 1101 yet decided whea Rev. Beary Baker, u Ill· Rev. A. J. Hawk boller worb ; . of lbe bull· When the boat lffl LeulsviUe, Combine lost two of Ita largest at Pmneroy ll the counCil per- ~ani:, an~ the B.U T. fate of lite ancient ....~ nerant preacher, delivered the Rev. L. L. Magee est and llie upper Ky., she bad 61 barges and towboatt, the Joe B. WUllamB mitted him. If not pemtltted to bta anaw a was ,. deuce. ..••gestlona are ""'"" first sermon. The first cburcll Rev. W. H. llllller Ohio . ' · boats of coal. First otop was at and the Harry Brown. Later do buslnesa at the regular I ever ewned ~ N"6 """"' !btl old ·Frtnclt City Meinphis, Tenn., where . sh& that month, It waa reported wh&rlll WttJ Captain Greene's Bay lhat had a seriOUS" by lite church member·: was built on the site of the Rev. Ilarryi~·~Le~wltiEJ~i~ II a ~lie 1114p and' . JIOihlDs 11ellveretl two J»ata tl coal. AI that the Combine wtuld use the Intent to land hla boata at tile deut eauslng loss of Ufe Some bave been suggested[1863 parsenage Ia 1812, 011 land Rev. A. P. 1 mort alar a the riVet Is coo- Baton Rouge, four boai:J of coal Ranger and Enterprile Ill the old mill below towll. (The Kanawha's disaster ' . :.:.tell 1 ':::!lb;::'~te~l b;'~ alcned bJ ~· twbtabl ply tile n!l!n up :ftie d'ellvered; and wh<11 lbe Kanawha pools 11111 the blC tow- Olpllln William Bay, wealthy reported iD last Sunday's be rased. It Ill one, if not I The Galllpolll cburdl wui Rev. R. 0. McCin and down pall lilt parlt front. retched New Orleans she land- boats, J11111ts Moran and Sam lr"llon steamboat 111111. beUev. Seittind.) tbo oldest, panoaaiJIO II lOUth- I first attached to !be Falla: Rev. D. Flaley Wood llltllltt tbetr predecn t Ki. the llll .,010 tens of coal. Coal BroiiJI In the CIIOI trade be- e\1 .in advertlalnl. He oold tha , · · ~lelld-1'~~ Ohio. . circuit wblcb Ntended from !be',Rev. E. L. _Morroll llle-wbeel ttld llft.wheel pao- :IIOILII had a greatler capaci!y llreeD PL Pleuant 11111 IAula- PA!litel B8J Queea after aearly 'Engineer Sllte Wood 11 •1 . bU, t&.f. dtla't .DIIIto 1111ore thaD t:Oal barges. _ 1 vtlle, Kf·· and points ,IOUih. two y01r1 of heavy advertis-Ing a .weet at~ borne The new panonage Ia • ' - Yelp county <0111111unlty to I Rev. c. Smllll llopt FIBJ JWI;_.; It wu · AIIOtber boat 1n 111a lleel of • Filt}i Jt!lrl age, Galllpolla tng. ~!lay QuteiJ waa a big 118nga, and eagmeer story !riel realdence. It baa Wlteelaabwa.,JI!Mt the !«GGid lev. J. R. Fleldl 1101 ~ •to 'IIM QIIIII!J 111e owtiers of the Sprague, the wa. a termlilal.polttllor pact· tllngle ~boat Wllb · l , 9eey Bo~ II In cltarge of an entr~ 6a!J and stairway. Clntrclt WM bttDI, IIlLI l i - Rev. A. H. BeardaleJ u 1 half-d*aa lined Up at the Q>mhtnO'a big towboat F .. 'M. ell; A Ja,. ~· ltll'blt Qf rflier ~I drauibL ~ opera!- 'l,:aeomu macltlnery, was • Rooms Oil the first llOCir lllclutle rfplaced ·bJ the thlnl duclt, lle9. J. V. Staal 1 ,...:t friaL , , . ; Wallace sat11t ~ bqabll • , Dl!WI poljilell out lbal, ''tile ftlllnu~Pinl ·~~ ~ -~~ of Jan. II, =·~Ill, Dl~:=s.: ~ ·Oiie of U.: lollleil · M~~·- ·11ove Dam 18, netrr l'roctoro ~·!l!l.c~l .,klt~ollhe rtv· sis.,.~.. ~de to rep,.~ the~~ that te ·~~=~li;~'i; trbeii'IOjr,llpit., fVI!I' to ,. ~ Yllla,)lae l8l!k lnJ~~t of ll!e .er tOdij ,~ l!e,t 'f*l _._. ~· · , , • Anc!lher ioad ,that the 1 room and tllfllty hlonl. ha~e llvedbtthe okl panonage a.. L. A. D nllr pall' Gall!polll ir4,t ·lhli • big 'HIII)t)IJIItoQ -'-bolt T b e 10!!. ~1!!411• 8Jld ~ :l;'bllt18l'lpari futlher aaya. Ciptaln ~ P: ~lllbet A flrepl.te llllbe faiiUr Nom and . !be, ~ tollows: lief. ~· 1'11t1 NltoPI ' ~ ~ ~ 191 o1 t:. Wallece m formerly ·the Oak- eJoaiall·....;.~, bJ:· ~ . '~I II !Mt lllqbt that 'Cap. c.~arge. II ~. Clliclnnatl II built for a dll81 jJurpoBe .wtth .ktliePb F. WUillm (18il)f5), lleY. WarreD WUIKIII.:i~.~ji: lRI,R)t .c~s+tiltd ~ !u!l bd ,OI*'•ted 1111 ~~.~~~'··~.~ ~· wl!l_. ~ ~ ttlor today. / . &riD ~, lllil »Mio.ID BeY.Lmontr=v•~ J 1._11 c Hado's A~oRPt N 0 TO GEt,!t:RAL MANA&ER sP~EGt<ABBER'S Pi.JI;LICITY, HE'S Al,WAYS SIGNING Ll" SO>IE ATf-ILETE FO~ AT LEAST A -'MILLtOfl .. •• ("· Dance ltssons employment of 1 fJill, or part·tlme '-H ~gent for Glllia county. 'Polltlca oflea baa been diller eel u the ultimate apre111o11 of Jllan'a lDbumiDity to Mu." TileD we eew a drawlq of All' on Burr 4rtl1lns Aleunder Ha llloa wblla the voloo uld, '"!'be bullet wu - - '-•·tworlily . ly HOBART WILSON, JR. . TWO IBauea should cause qUite a scramble amonJ county commissioner candidates this year. :::c:F' wbo rllnl 110,000 ::!~wbl~.: eel of llblea 11111 set up to lbow a movie called, "Who Carta?" 1 settltd dowu hapJIII1, wum 1n1 lhat Howard, hack Ill the movie biz, would PrtHIIt ua with lntemtillg views of a DIW Jane Russell·lypt protege. But the movie demonstrated u....... Air aft eo how the •......., cr ., in CalilorDia hal turned Ill emplyeeea i1Jia reglalered volo era and .the con!rlbutora of f130,000 to polltlell candldalll In 1964. You've heard of command petfmiiUIIlces? Well, bert there wu a COIIIIIlliDd aU~~Ience. With a couple of a•ons, every eoncressmau represent- Dateline:·Gallia ~~~~ Clllfonlla Wll 1b1rt 19 M1 ib!a lllct. (A poUtlo1111 j1ut ...., 1111'11 bll blell WASlmlGTOW, . .,.. Hu&hes illppod a clylca lea1011. ln lhe ~onal Hotel the oilier ljay. Oilt olliiiiPIIII me • 1)1 j J Bur ASK iJ..IE TEAM TAAINER MAN IS····-----.... • one: HOW OPENf.IANDEP 'THE GREAT un,. btli ,.. •.. l. =• Toda ' roi":DI Letart =· :: w. 'r,;, 10 .. · at ,.... ~· lor,. , Uvtt. ·.ld= on'•* :!iu. 0: ·=: 'i.!U:. a... 7 .. ' I ' �.' f' ' -~ '· \ ·' .I . . Eagles BeateD by "MtArtbnt: ,2.57 in Move Centest Sunday Times-Sentinel '' . . ' llcArllulr'• Oel!lrlll efnelled ~~ (iarJ Pm11111a' ~. effort, hoWever, raa out ol ~ ~ C.WIJ'. N lll8d Ill lflb fllilr a . . fa pi •J' ~-: b undiapultd pom 11t011 of Ute still pla71f!8 without veten.n steam when McArlhlll" an11115-fG sea lOll Mid-Ohio VaD~y Cbarles Knigbt. ~bo . suffered other buekel. _·. ... .If' Olber · · · 11 from tile ileld ff&o a llcArlbur ...... ••.. t S1 511' I Conference cage championship an elbow tUslocatlou m a r: Guard OJarles Jichin&er ==bl='hl~._ double ceat.· . · . In IRa .......... 10 M M ft ,_ = ~t ....W ~~170:, M~:; "'t':.,:.·::c:1t . IG -~\..~..·'· '"? '' · :f':' L..---------------·'1 t! ~,;;~~: t;! ~'::'~~· :.0 were ~ r. 1-1.., (~) lT . h~ l!olll ~~ W'est TJ'r.,· ;..-g:n ,·a _q , em Mel~s ~ !W~ .J:l~ U.pse t, 84-82 r::::nnf«E:.~e:: ~ ~~~ :th a::~~~~~:. ~~~:" wft~ ~~a~~O:! ~cebu:oo~~:::~ ~~ :m= =~~~ ~-:s.~:..aj= ~~ Itt wllb £u ~ j • i lr . , G-6'1 011 .. ~ uDlieaten tlllllll 11 etlllllll iul ' Till lou waa lbi llnt tn mort lllU two 111 11» £utm1 111,1b c ' eoa1- RICHMOND, Va. (UPI) - Tilt UnlmaitJ of JUcll. mon<l cut short 1 !ale rally to upaet West VlrCinll, 84-82, Friday night With leSI tban 1 minute to play- tllll the iPCOre Uad " 82·82, the Spiden played for one allot. Johuy lloatu - ·wok a pass from Tom Green with five aeconda left ~d nelted the final two poinll of the conlelt with an 118Y lay-up. \ Moates was high man for the pmt with 27 polnll .,llowed by teammatn Tom Green with 15, Harvey Roberta and Spike Welah with 13 and 12 pointl reopectiveiy. Ron WiWams led the West VlrCinia atlldt with 21 _fOints followed by Carl Head with 20, John Lesher with 13 and Gary Shafer added 10. $fgM For $130,000 Mays Now Majors Highest Paid Player in History Jed the closing period Eaotern bownR rally with 10 o1 hill 18 poinll · llJ8 lor tho evening in those final eight mlitutes. Eichinler EaJ)el' Aft« tralllnC 11&-M at the eight ~ld goal attempll ,nd iiWOIII ellil o1 tha third quarler, East· two free throws. AlsO hilling ScbQol illarlad preulJIS tulkourl ·In double figureS for Ute aciOD. Ulel 1ielo1e Uy nmalalnl- The figure bracket Keith Pra- · Eaalei!i'l lleal"tll KCJnil a · tor witll 16 and. Marm Hlle 43-40 trfumpb Ill II» pnllr;D1- G!!H!•., Prilttr 1+16, and Calvin, \Ioili wltb 12. · nary Cllille!ll 88 Larry l!peocer C.Way 7.f.1~. Hale c+JJ, CaJ. . ' ' . 1111!1 Dellllls lleN!Iw• 'lilt ... KID'ri'flll' . 'fc. Eailltrlt :hel4 • ,lM OV· In double ~ t.r tile wlrlo 1111 M-14fl. . er Coach Paul Haney's Geuer- ners. ·, · Ballenl (II) . · alii. at tha end ,or tha first per- Waballla play ·!IW .to Douala• a.o,.t, u:t : tntormlselnD. The Eq1es man+ with 1b1 Eagles Badgley. 11. lleae!'Ve Tt.lalf JI.!Mt. COJIIeo, lfCb. 1111 Boston's Larry.Siegftiecl ' l Red Auerbach Revives 3-Time-Losef . Jy DAVE BURGIN N..spaper Aun. En'-"' NEW YORK - (NEA)--Jiolton Celtlca' coaeh Red AtJer. b110h Ia one of tha few men In !he world who can like time out from succel8 to be tolerant of a lhree.-Ume 10111'. He workl, aomewbat Ukt Father Flanaaan. on tha prem· 111e that there Ia no such thlni 88 a had basketball player. "Some are juat better thaD olbers.'' Auerbach said. "WIIb a Uttle peraeverance, you can ~e almost any guy we call 'a pro proapect' IUld malte him as good as he wanll to be " A~rbach has dod. it for Larry Siegfried. who wu a threetime loser In pro basketball be- •"!ben you build his confidence. When lhet I!Oilles, like it bas for Slelfrled, aome of the~~~: daya are amazed to find out bow osod !hay teally can be.' Siegfried II ftabbergased. ThlJ tUne laat year I never dfeamed I would be averB&~ng . 13 polniB I IBIDO II a SUb for the Celtics," be said, "even though I loll ileep down I wao capable of it. I never really thought basketball could be thio enjoyable.'' Slesfrled finished at Ohio State In 11161, a year ahead of Jerry Lucas and John Havll· cek. He was the first dr aJ1 diolce of bo!h !he CinclnnaU Royals and the Cleveland Piper• of the sborl·llved Ameri· . can Basketball Leaguo. He olgned with Cleveland. He started fast, faded and ended the season silting on the bench. In fall of 11162, he was invited to try out with the St. Louis Hawks. despite the fact he waa Cincinnati property. "Titay DOV• 11 er nplalned the Iega)ltles. I just wanted to play ball, so I accepted," he said. ' "II dlda't JDail,e lillY diller- . eace IIIJWIJ, beeaue SL LouIs cal me aller a moulll I lrled out witb Sl. Lolls apia a yeu later' 81111 I 101 cat 8JIIb." When Bavllaek, 1ben beiil· secorld seuon with Bostwn, heard of tha cut, h8 told Auerbach about II. Auerbach got on the phone and Sieg. rrled had a "When I to~ Red about Larry," Havlicek aald, ' 1118 tint thing he told me wu that be bad planned to draft Larry but Clnclllllilll ·got to him flioot. "I knew he <!1l014 plly In this league," Havlichek grinned. "He's making me look brllDant." Phys!CIIly, Siellrled Ill any• !hJng but· spectacular. He's 6-2 lild I'UIUI and jumps Uke a GJs. en other 6-2 men. "The big thing." Auerbach a81d, "Ia that be's lost h Is Umldlty. In this league y o u can't. run up and down tha court aulklng II you make one bad pass or miss a shot." II ODe Jloltall 91eteey' lbt Celties took 105 lholl, :13 ol ll'blch were llleafrkd't. Bal Siegfried had 16 of his team's II Held en I'OIIe to a If. point a weer atns bla home. Panthers Defeated by Jackson 61-57 . "Funll7 how II all · ba~ e4," Larry -.!d. "I aouJII .iiGt pgure It oul. Red baa said a d!ln1 to me Ia m; lhrll year1 bere. He just kept illlc... log wllb me. "OIIee ln a while RUIHII f!/1 Hejnsolm would II)' to me, 'Nice solnB. kid.' or 'Keejt pluaJnl.' It has llllltle all tilt tiJllerence In the world,• · Auerbacll sold 'he doesn't pay much attention w Siegfried any more, 88 he doesn't to RuiMU' or K. C. Jonea. He fiaurll Lar· ry tnna what lt'1 Ill about - · wblch meaas AUIIrilacb eau eoncentrate on allier dla· monds-iJI.the.mtah on -b II bench. ' SJecfrled DOW leelll he js tDe ol tilt bo)'l. Tile ll1&llt Ire aeor· eUIJ at poJaat, he pll;e4 4J mlltalet, ftlllal Ill I« . . . Sam Jonea. .. · .Bill Russell conaratulateil Site rled afterw81\,.. "Nice IOIDf!, Slegy," Russell l&ld. ., tbkik we can just tell Sam ta Jtay home lor a of month•" nev• College Basketball Results SAN FRANCISCO (UP! l - Willie Maya became the llillhest paid player in baseball hlllory Friday when he llgned a two-year contract with the San Franclaco tal1iDii for an eatlmated $130,00:::0.!:pe::r.:.Y::••::•.:.·------1 Club President Horace Stonehim did ool disClose the terms Musial ol the St. l.ouis Card!· 1111 said "we believe that this nato; $92,000 whlcb Bob Feller ooatraet mskes Willie the hi&h· drew at Cleveland, and ""'·UWI fore he' came to Boston . • salaried player in baseball paid to Warren Spahn when he •'The tric:kt'' Red uld, ''ll to •lstol')'." waa wi!h the Milw~ukee . ")1111 I kit Wbo really WIDII to iefore Fridoy'a slgnins. the .,, be lfe&t, but joal doeoa't know 't~,OOO reported drawn by Hall Mays told a crowded hooW to 10 aboal it. It makea of Farner Ted Will~ms was conference that tha idea lor ao diHereoce what bla put reo· reearded as the all-time high unusual two-year pact was on! Ia, jaal 10 Ions aa be bl1 fir I ball-player: The Booton celved jointly by Stoneham the desire. Rail !ox IIVOr diJCOIIIlted that himself. ligure. F'or the Jl'lll two oeascos, "I will be 36 In two years llays bad played ,., a report· able to ptay wttbout salary .j 111 f1!15,000. ries,'' saidhomers lbe man who the tJ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.,.._ _.__ _ __ MASON- The Southern Tor· the third period. .-.. ""ned 30 more to become lf[r.// viously lh&Ue-leadinl Falconi _ _ _.,;_ 1 : 'l1lo 34-ytar-old antor field· second greate1t home run hit· nadoes broke loose with their Ray Redman, bitUng 12 of n lbe preliminary contest by ,ox, toollln& relued IUld urbane ter in the game's annals. monsest offensive attack of 25 attempts from the flllld, a Q-31 score. The loss, com- Oldo IIIP Sdool Balkelllall P:rllrporl a Perry 12 111 a ~ auit, delcrlbed bls M id h __•. lbe season Friday night to de- paced the losers wilb 24 poinll, biDed with Eastern'• Reservea B) United Pres• ~ Olrdlnm 78 Ledgemool 'II 71 )loth pact witb the Giants only aya sa e Will! 1_,...mg feat Wahama, 79-ll7 In a Mid- M. Fry and Batey a lhoasd 13 viclory over McArthur, moved·Lima Senior 62 Cleamew 80 New ~don .as "belween one and two," ward to spring trammg Ohio Valley Conference game . M. Fry and Batey also had IS lhe Eaclu up Into first place. Sprinsfleld South 58 (otl WeJIIngtiJD 72 ~ $6 • !betweea '100,000 aad f200,000. a heavy winter of banquet Dale Hill, S-2 senior center and 12, respectively fur Wa- Steve Sewell led tha wtnnera PortiiiiDUib Clay 82 ' 0~~:= 52 116 · Other auper-star contracts mLtmenls. fer the Tornadoes, led the 1hama. with 14 while Arthur and Grin· ~eelersburg 62 Avon . • Ia Good Shape much-improved scoring effort The only other Southern stead had 10 each lor Wabama. Portlmouth Notre Dame_86 M 'have !acluded $100,000 collecttd by Mickey M81llle of U10 "But I'm in good by netting a career hfBh of 3> player to bit in double figures . PortlmoU!h Eut 61 Mil' . ·:New York Yankea and SIBn Willie said. "I've played a : polnll. besides Hill was McClintock Sou~Lern played at Fauland Waverly i3 Valley 46 Cleveland Ketmecly 72, 1 with It CUndiff Southern's 01• last nlgbt and wlll wrap New Boston 'li Cleveland John Marshal 67 I ~a :.!:1 at! ...winter and .:....116.1 · Hill, who also turned" In a ually bigh sco~ wu held to up Its aeason at Pomeroy on Portamouth Weal 11 Cleveland SL JOAPb 73 0 line performance last weekend onl 8 · ' Tuelday. · , Northwest !It MJnlord 71 lledlonl Cblllel 00 ' May• won the National do yoa bolleve he'a 1 1against Middleport, hit wilb aY · By Quarters: KetterlnR FairmOnt West a Cleveind St. li:dwlll'd 1111 . gue'o Most Valuable liJuare" mazing accuracy in canning II The Meigs Countlans held a Southern .. .... · ..... 23 41 5i 79 Sprlnglleld Nottll 110 ClevelaDd J'odna 10 award last year when be of 14 field goal attempll and 17-polnt lead most of the sec· Waham& ...... ··. 13 21 49 67 Xenia sa Fairborn 110 Nordonia 73 Mop4ore 10 both clrcuill with &2 13 o1 17 triP at the foul line. ond hall escppt lor when it wu Boatbera (7tl Dayton Stebbins 77 Wayne 8.1 Clnetnnsti Withrow M . 0 - ~j} ruDJ, balled .317 ·and drove Coach Craynor Slone's Torna- cut to 9 momentarily. The Cunlllff 3-0-6, Circle 3-1·7, New Bremen 77 Clnclnnall Walnut Jlllls 53 I 112 rw to mark lhe seventh does not only bed their high- Tornadoes were on top 21-13 at D. Hill ll·f.3.35, McClintock :,.a. Wapakoneta Sl JOI8Ph 110 ClnclnnaU Woodward 71 atralght eaaon in wh1cb he est ICOrinR night of tha season, lhe end or the first quarter, 41· 14, Grueaer W.7, Wallbrown Sl Henry 81 Mendilll ?f ClnclrmaU CoUrter Tecb 53 GeaiiL Jim Adams' Rutland knocked ..,.., too or more but alao hit !hair best field goal 28 at halftime and Sl-49 at !he 1-114, Proffitt &·2-2. Non-ecor· Tipp City 78 Eaton , 7 Anderson 67 Oat Jllllll 110 Dovlll acored lbeir ninth Ilea. percentage of the campaign. end ol the third period. erl, M. Hll1 and C. Mathews. Minster 51 Wayneslleld 31 Clnclnnall Elder 71 etory o1 the 101801 16-44, -They oonnected on 23 of 48 Southarn remains In fourth Totals 2.1 (:IIH6) 79. Greenview 83 Tbe Plains 57 Clncllmall PureeD 51 ~ 'IIJitlq Wilton Friday shots for 110 per cent while Wa· place In the MOVC siBndlngs Wablma 167) versailles 11 weatmont 43 ctncllmatl RDger Bacon 67 1•8 ghl. hama was olnklnR 24 ol 71 for with a 3-5 record while the Redman 12+24, While 3-1·7, Kenton 60 · Wapakoneta 49 Clnclnnall LaSalle 111 ! Nand, lloWIVer, had to 33 per cent. Falcous Ire winless In six COil· Marshall 1+6, M. Fey S.7·13, Wes~ Milton 58 Madeira frl New Richmond 411 tr.m behind In the fuurtb '!'he game was stopped by ferenee pmes. Batey 3+12, Thompson 2-G-4 west carrollton 52 Oakwood 74 · to ptlhe win. The LOS ANGELES (UP!l _the offlciall with .06 seconds Tbe Southern Reserves of SawyetJ 0.1·1. Totals Zf.(lt• IDayton Meadowdale 58 Claylnn llortllmODIIII Devi111 trilled M-21 at hal!j NEW YORK (UP!) _ beavyweigbt champion, showing on the clock when an Coach Mike Popp upset the pre- 281 67. Dayton Falnlew 57 Beavercreek '12 '~dd 34-32uarteral the end o Ctntlnental Football Louis angrily denied Frldly altercallon broke out between · .. Tecumseh !18 Greeuon 5t Kettering Fairmont Eaal 61 ..e uw q ld that ho Ia alftllllted with tbe the players. The &Core on tha Sidney 62 Greenville 34 . er,ldemllle 67 Rid~ eo . '11lt AL!ams....;,hed crew Fr ay voted Black Muslim• and said be board at that time later was , Springfield Shawnee 89 llqlla II Bellefonta""' 112 the iaad early in the clo.. accept theatrical producer resign u cassius Clay'• declared final by the referees. · Miami East f8 Bolklnil 5I Folrlllwn 53 ,.,.,0 adoes 1T ,·n .l ~ . rnW ,_ 79 to 6 ,. , u·I'hSeh00Icage Results LotS:, :f:atnS.:dusky R } d I Ut an IS 56-44 over ton crew 1 - LoDIS• Demes Black Muslim New York CFL Member E I' · lfiiDIIll and buUt up a F Flnldeholfe'o bid lor a Af{•}i 1• I a IOD ;.~:on~anch~ ' PHALEN· MARTIN FORD HITS THE DISCOUNT TRAIL Jackets Bumped85•74 for TenthSEOL cage LoSS lilt became neceua·[ Altogether, 51 foulll were Northwestern 84 Covlniloa 46 Centerville 14 Farmemllle 113 LgRutlg lead.nd ..... •• _. for the to cblrlly his posldon on the l called dur.Ins the 32 mlnutea Fort Rocovery 78 Bellbrook 79 Jefferson 5i aupremlat aect. of actlnn Wahama was charg· Parkway Local 8.1 Mlddleotwn 1\l'enwlck 118 1 , ..,_ 01 "' •• CFL lholl from the fle14 for a owners then went Into 8 I ed with 21 and Southern with Middleport, though shooting well, ran Into three 20 Newton 00 Ansonia a Franldlll M spectable 41 per cent aver- ~delle to elect a commissioner "I could never co alons wllb 23 . plus &Corers Friday night at- Wellston and lost their loth Trotwood-Madison 64 · Uma Shawnee II e and Wiltoo 18nt 15 of 67 dl succeed A. B. Happy the idea that all white folkl are Ralph Batey Fry and Thomp- Southeaatern Ohio League basketball gMle 81>-74. The JacBrookville 110 · Co!dwa!M 88 8 per eenl. Rutland alao ~~w York the loth t devils," tha 51-ye&Hid brown son all left th~ Wahama lineup kell, wbo got off the floor for a postponed non·loague Parma Valley Forse 61 Fort !.oramle 13 IIDultGD 4J . d 41 rebounds to 21 for the th 'team told newsmen at his in the fourth quartor with live m1tch with Waham1 here Saturday niibt, have won lOve Bruah 51 Nottll•l8lltern II Graham 111· . 1 11 1 18 ts. Ronnie Black and Jim a."m."agu:- ~:.oo_" ·~ apartment near Holly· personals while John McCiin· in 15 starts in and out of league play.. Shaker Heights 80 Euclid 110 · Lopn Hills 87 BeOe Center 7f arrett paced the Red Devils Islan; ~tadi~m s: Sunset Strip. "''ve at- 110Ck and Bob Grueser of SouthWellston with the win took a ~onger grip on the Bedford 4V Eastlake North 33 Daytnn Rooaevell 71 , 61 110 ~di•g with 14 and 11 re- nights, the league said. hell~~ that everyone is ern fouled out. Several other league champlonBhlp, with 11 Willi 1n 12 cameo and two Maple Heights Mldperk Dayton Stlvm fl t'ltvely. broth01. I players had four when .he con·,to go. The Golden RQckets are out front with their 15·1 Rocky River 52 Avon Lake 49 73 TNy 110 Rusty Lit lie got pumpo'dl The nine owners also t.ouis announced recentl that test ended The Tornadoes' ' overall record. Athens ·knocked off Nelsonville Friday Fairview 63 Olmsted Falls 45 blllwa 7t Gellysburg 5I rough eight field goals and bids for franchises from he would help Clay, a M~slim, Sherm Cundiff was ejected In ' night to keep pace with W~llllon but the BUlldogs are 9·2 Medina 67 Westlake 14 Monroe 88 _AouJmro es o free throws for lb points repreoenUng. Montreal and prepare for his heavyweight - - - m the teague with 3 to II~ . Th J cl;. ta ld 't lo Brecksville 83 Dayton Colonel White 81. . ' 8 At Wellston the Jac .ets e a e . ~u n · p North Royalton 48 Dayln~ Pattersotl 64 d Black had 13 for lhe win· lando, Fla. A spokesman said title defense against Ernie Ter· , while Bob Barrett added the acceptance of either or rei! March 29 In Chicago. fOS were aheao at 14-IS in tha f1rsl lbe ou~de ~Ltlllljj . and drLve ~ In9pendence 81 SironpvWe 72 Anna 81 fllllllia f7 . and Roger Davis eight. bids would not constitute "It's strictly a job with me" quarter but wRied to trail 24 iD taeliCii. .ltoltaphel, wh War;ronsvllle 53 Jackson 67 ReDly 68 Hla'l and Davis Jed the Dev· tiona! expansion, but Luuis said. ''I was hom a Bap20 at Lis end. had 21 • Gilliland wltn ~ Ja.:'! Richmond HeiJibll 47 Qaytnn Roth 7i . ~-• and 2 5amlaburg panthef F h : "! NI' p Jackson list and I'll die a Baptist." In lbe second quil!'lol'· Gary :~a:ays eherp Eddl West GeiWia 58 · Dayton BeliDont 'II said he had received Stobarl's jumper tied it ' at 21· C2nlcrlll Falla $7 froclm'v!Oe Fairland::' p... of letters" from lana Jn 41 ~39 Test all with 5:17 left. Jackets For Middleport, Buddy Moore Soli10 6S TwiDsburg 81 Coal Cbel P' 67 to his connection with were short 36-34 with 3 minutes had his best night of league Mayfield li3 G:rove ~ I _· ff,Mh per_iod comeback they would replace tth tight pomta each. . ~~anchi~~~:s because they ~~e · Jun S~aushaugh, Coach B1ll more marketable areas. The cN!tkle s hot shoohng guard, Fmklebofle 54, is a 1 • hmlted. to only one field of Virgima Milttary added that his attorneY· . lei~ but Ray Gilliland hi t play with 26 on an assortment Palneavllle Rlvmlde 4f ymmes V'ljley Iii al and nme frpe throws by[and Yale Law School. He i Martha had objected to The Pomeroy Frosh mpped, ·ght straight points by hall· of long range bombs and div- IViiiOUChby S®th t!O llOGk IDR fll oak 11111110 I • Rutl•nrl rl•f•n ... Wellp was the stage hit: "Brother ' tbe move. ' the Jackson Frosh 4!-39 In an ~me and the Jackell were mg drive-in layUpil. Stobart ·. Painesville Harvey 411 Bautb Point &s ph seorer ior tho. Jets w1th based on hiS "My friends have quesUoned o""rUme Fr1day ~ght to mo:~\ down 44-S8 at the Ions break. was ""'"'e his avetage with 22. Aohlsrbllla St. John 11'1 ' lr1lllton St. JOi!i!pb .. 711 if days at VMI. my Judgnlent. and frankly I'm Into tbo fmals 0 the SEO . The Jackets, two senior&, \The team shot 40 per cent on Alhllbula II Norlb Untnn . ' Rutland, now with a g.s slate, \ The league also voted to thinkins tht matter over" Freshman Basketball rourna I, . nd sophomore 24 of II& Wellston hit 35 of 811 Ashllbul!L Ed3ellood ttl ·Mariml Catholic 7l .J 11 rl"' "'" romlng Saturday! Lexington, Ky .• to New York. ; said. ' ment a~lnst Athens ' r~~ ~~:~"a: ear~ in lbe third for 42 j,er cent. Tbe Jackell [ Ashtabula Harbor p Wynfonl 72 Colonel Crawlllld 81 n[ghl al home agomst McArth· mo~e Its headquarters from The v~etoey was lbe 14th of• lod g 1 c 01Ych Denow's were 26 of 116 at the free line, JwferiDD 72 Cbrirdon It ~lin 89 .ftiVeto Valley 16 ,1 Lexmgton, Ky., to New York llerbert Muhammad, son el th• season for Coach Bud B1ck·l per d :•Ins lora nd fi Wellston 15 of 21 ' . IUrirdidl 1• Moliawk Bt Hull•nd ' "" won the reserve Muhammad, and other sect el'• Ninth Graders. They ha\'e ~ua seven sen1 : flv~e Ten turnovers ...wa s costly 74. . 'falawlnda ~ nif·<~ h, , J2 2l margin 88 / WILLS HOLDOUT I Muslim Ieeder Elijah lost two. Jackson evened Its JUDI::~ !~:·~ ~ ~I lh'; apinst a good ·team yhurt the WBB Ill) ~lllilliW GS · , have hinted recently season at 7·7 With Friday's at · · i J kets Wellston ~ve the Holzapbel 10-1-21, IIIJIIlher So Urbani 7t 'WllrtblallaD 5I Kenucd 1 ''"'"d in 14. Reese LOS ANGELES .,g'" i"' Wtlton [stop Maury Wills, captain ' t.ouls was considering Sam Arnold with 14 points point Andy Holzaphel ho~~~ baf1 · ,1 11 g 0-3 Gilllland 1114-22. Stablel' Twin Valley .North • l:) Quartm lht world champion Los JOining the sect. pored the Pomeroy team whLiei a barrage of five stral~ t :., "wJi:t: ~~erv':''won St-1 Jacoba Al4411, n.;~ •.L . Clrl!Jie • 71 1 \II.""" II 24 34 04 .Jes Dodgers, was on Stephens of Jackson was tile goals !rum <HIIIkle land MHS reserves Jim Bart- 0-S.G. Tollla p.~. _. .Cleveldd fiiLaw !II l'ull ond 13 21 32 5~ Friday as threatening to be \Game's hlsb acorer wllh t9. Rockell had • 64-M ea at th- over · Stallllleo . Omllllttllteialda • ', · 11 ILTON 1u 1 holdout this spring unless TIIRI!E-YEAR CONTRACT JeU Werry and Jim Crow had end of tha perlgd. 1:11 ~~S 24 lot MAS, Klns 22 1 ..... Willi p- 6'1 Llk8WQOd M \ <trau<bau~i' 1-9-11. Peters II paid an. estimated SIQ&.OOO. NEW YORK (UP!)- Weeb and 10 points. respective- Their .advaull~e shrunk to 1 rB ;;,ters· Rilboundl ............ lit Berta~ GerBaltllfeiPhr 11 8 ' 1; 11 .. ,,, 1;J-tS. Ru&gles 3-1· The maJor league base-steal. Ewbank. the bustling little ly, for tbe l'omeroyans while once 'f ' ljle;(fil!l'l ::ut qu . . . 20 311 54 741 Stobart 11 'B. Dlvta Ill Taa- Bay Vwip • I Myn,i.r 2-0-1, Thast 2-0-4, lng ohamplon was quoted coach under whom Johnny Uni· Bob Burdette rounded out the not lor ong. ~ n· W1IS .- ... .. . . . ' 24 « 64 15 nehiU ll .JiliellJ• ' .North Ch111 • . tA>ng 0'" I"'"'' 1; 14-44 day by Bob Hunter in a tas and Joe Namath developed Panthft' scoring with live. lahed l!i6 gill!le. s. ..... MHS (74) ' FG • •• ,.. I 40 a Or.... a Kit ••• HUTP.A'IID ffjlt rtghred story in the Los Into pro stars, Friday stsned The Pomeroy-Athens contest For MlddleJ:<>rt l:i Bill I pilob ' .......ii:lir'~ par ceDI WJallfle n 'f 1 • . 1', Barr•lt n 9 Black 4-5·13, ,., Herald-Examiner as new three. year contract u for the chemplonship will he 1d•rl Davis had !hre~ ::•• 1'·~~fl.: Tart ~~~-~-~- ~·~~vi;' MHS 24 0{ 15; ·WilS 11 Gill Gelef.a 1r~ Dlvl• 448 Hawk In• s-o.t.' that his contrart manager and coach o1 ployed at Pomeroy durtn~ the, h1m before the end o • a~ne &-IO.J8 adbu I (Lf'Ja " Cll '1 tl~Hlad' 'l'arbrourh r.o-2; i.itlle P -ll, lwith the Dodgers ~ew YForkball LeJell of the cobe_!JIIngdid.wed.ee~ on an evening to~ ~~rternte~ Sill 9Ut, onuob. ol3-~·::rrl·U T~'-r zt.:'l'l~~· -~·. : ........ , 1~ a· Q 1ft II ( fotala 24·1·56. suspended. 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'' ~ �.' f' ' -~ '· \ ·' .I . . Eagles BeateD by "MtArtbnt: ,2.57 in Move Centest Sunday Times-Sentinel '' . . ' llcArllulr'• Oel!lrlll efnelled ~~ (iarJ Pm11111a' ~. effort, hoWever, raa out ol ~ ~ C.WIJ'. N lll8d Ill lflb fllilr a . . fa pi •J' ~-: b undiapultd pom 11t011 of Ute still pla71f!8 without veten.n steam when McArlhlll" an11115-fG sea lOll Mid-Ohio VaD~y Cbarles Knigbt. ~bo . suffered other buekel. _·. ... .If' Olber · · · 11 from tile ileld ff&o a llcArlbur ...... ••.. t S1 511' I Conference cage championship an elbow tUslocatlou m a r: Guard OJarles Jichin&er ==bl='hl~._ double ceat.· . · . In IRa .......... 10 M M ft ,_ = ~t ....W ~~170:, M~:; "'t':.,:.·::c:1t . IG -~\..~..·'· '"? '' · :f':' L..---------------·'1 t! ~,;;~~: t;! ~'::'~~· :.0 were ~ r. 1-1.., (~) lT . h~ l!olll ~~ W'est TJ'r.,· ;..-g:n ,·a _q , em Mel~s ~ !W~ .J:l~ U.pse t, 84-82 r::::nnf«E:.~e:: ~ ~~~ :th a::~~~~~:. ~~~:" wft~ ~~a~~O:! ~cebu:oo~~:::~ ~~ :m= =~~~ ~-:s.~:..aj= ~~ Itt wllb £u ~ j • i lr . , G-6'1 011 .. ~ uDlieaten tlllllll 11 etlllllll iul ' Till lou waa lbi llnt tn mort lllU two 111 11» £utm1 111,1b c ' eoa1- RICHMOND, Va. (UPI) - Tilt UnlmaitJ of JUcll. mon<l cut short 1 !ale rally to upaet West VlrCinll, 84-82, Friday night With leSI tban 1 minute to play- tllll the iPCOre Uad " 82·82, the Spiden played for one allot. Johuy lloatu - ·wok a pass from Tom Green with five aeconda left ~d nelted the final two poinll of the conlelt with an 118Y lay-up. \ Moates was high man for the pmt with 27 polnll .,llowed by teammatn Tom Green with 15, Harvey Roberta and Spike Welah with 13 and 12 pointl reopectiveiy. Ron WiWams led the West VlrCinia atlldt with 21 _fOints followed by Carl Head with 20, John Lesher with 13 and Gary Shafer added 10. $fgM For $130,000 Mays Now Majors Highest Paid Player in History Jed the closing period Eaotern bownR rally with 10 o1 hill 18 poinll · llJ8 lor tho evening in those final eight mlitutes. Eichinler EaJ)el' Aft« tralllnC 11&-M at the eight ~ld goal attempll ,nd iiWOIII ellil o1 tha third quarler, East· two free throws. AlsO hilling ScbQol illarlad preulJIS tulkourl ·In double figureS for Ute aciOD. Ulel 1ielo1e Uy nmalalnl- The figure bracket Keith Pra- · Eaalei!i'l lleal"tll KCJnil a · tor witll 16 and. Marm Hlle 43-40 trfumpb Ill II» pnllr;D1- G!!H!•., Prilttr 1+16, and Calvin, \Ioili wltb 12. · nary Cllille!ll 88 Larry l!peocer C.Way 7.f.1~. Hale c+JJ, CaJ. . ' ' . 1111!1 Dellllls lleN!Iw• 'lilt ... KID'ri'flll' . 'fc. Eailltrlt :hel4 • ,lM OV· In double ~ t.r tile wlrlo 1111 M-14fl. . er Coach Paul Haney's Geuer- ners. ·, · Ballenl (II) . · alii. at tha end ,or tha first per- Waballla play ·!IW .to Douala• a.o,.t, u:t : tntormlselnD. The Eq1es man+ with 1b1 Eagles Badgley. 11. lleae!'Ve Tt.lalf JI.!Mt. COJIIeo, lfCb. 1111 Boston's Larry.Siegftiecl ' l Red Auerbach Revives 3-Time-Losef . Jy DAVE BURGIN N..spaper Aun. En'-"' NEW YORK - (NEA)--Jiolton Celtlca' coaeh Red AtJer. b110h Ia one of tha few men In !he world who can like time out from succel8 to be tolerant of a lhree.-Ume 10111'. He workl, aomewbat Ukt Father Flanaaan. on tha prem· 111e that there Ia no such thlni 88 a had basketball player. "Some are juat better thaD olbers.'' Auerbach said. "WIIb a Uttle peraeverance, you can ~e almost any guy we call 'a pro proapect' IUld malte him as good as he wanll to be " A~rbach has dod. it for Larry Siegfried. who wu a threetime loser In pro basketball be- •"!ben you build his confidence. When lhet I!Oilles, like it bas for Slelfrled, aome of the~~~: daya are amazed to find out bow osod !hay teally can be.' Siegfried II ftabbergased. ThlJ tUne laat year I never dfeamed I would be averB&~ng . 13 polniB I IBIDO II a SUb for the Celtics," be said, "even though I loll ileep down I wao capable of it. I never really thought basketball could be thio enjoyable.'' Slesfrled finished at Ohio State In 11161, a year ahead of Jerry Lucas and John Havll· cek. He was the first dr aJ1 diolce of bo!h !he CinclnnaU Royals and the Cleveland Piper• of the sborl·llved Ameri· . can Basketball Leaguo. He olgned with Cleveland. He started fast, faded and ended the season silting on the bench. In fall of 11162, he was invited to try out with the St. Louis Hawks. despite the fact he waa Cincinnati property. "Titay DOV• 11 er nplalned the Iega)ltles. I just wanted to play ball, so I accepted," he said. ' "II dlda't JDail,e lillY diller- . eace IIIJWIJ, beeaue SL LouIs cal me aller a moulll I lrled out witb Sl. Lolls apia a yeu later' 81111 I 101 cat 8JIIb." When Bavllaek, 1ben beiil· secorld seuon with Bostwn, heard of tha cut, h8 told Auerbach about II. Auerbach got on the phone and Sieg. rrled had a "When I to~ Red about Larry," Havlicek aald, ' 1118 tint thing he told me wu that be bad planned to draft Larry but Clnclllllilll ·got to him flioot. "I knew he <!1l014 plly In this league," Havlichek grinned. "He's making me look brllDant." Phys!CIIly, Siellrled Ill any• !hJng but· spectacular. He's 6-2 lild I'UIUI and jumps Uke a GJs. en other 6-2 men. "The big thing." Auerbach a81d, "Ia that be's lost h Is Umldlty. In this league y o u can't. run up and down tha court aulklng II you make one bad pass or miss a shot." II ODe Jloltall 91eteey' lbt Celties took 105 lholl, :13 ol ll'blch were llleafrkd't. Bal Siegfried had 16 of his team's II Held en I'OIIe to a If. point a weer atns bla home. Panthers Defeated by Jackson 61-57 . "Funll7 how II all · ba~ e4," Larry -.!d. "I aouJII .iiGt pgure It oul. Red baa said a d!ln1 to me Ia m; lhrll year1 bere. He just kept illlc... log wllb me. "OIIee ln a while RUIHII f!/1 Hejnsolm would II)' to me, 'Nice solnB. kid.' or 'Keejt pluaJnl.' It has llllltle all tilt tiJllerence In the world,• · Auerbacll sold 'he doesn't pay much attention w Siegfried any more, 88 he doesn't to RuiMU' or K. C. Jonea. He fiaurll Lar· ry tnna what lt'1 Ill about - · wblch meaas AUIIrilacb eau eoncentrate on allier dla· monds-iJI.the.mtah on -b II bench. ' SJecfrled DOW leelll he js tDe ol tilt bo)'l. Tile ll1&llt Ire aeor· eUIJ at poJaat, he pll;e4 4J mlltalet, ftlllal Ill I« . . . Sam Jonea. .. · .Bill Russell conaratulateil Site rled afterw81\,.. "Nice IOIDf!, Slegy," Russell l&ld. ., tbkik we can just tell Sam ta Jtay home lor a of month•" nev• College Basketball Results SAN FRANCISCO (UP! l - Willie Maya became the llillhest paid player in baseball hlllory Friday when he llgned a two-year contract with the San Franclaco tal1iDii for an eatlmated $130,00:::0.!:pe::r.:.Y::••::•.:.·------1 Club President Horace Stonehim did ool disClose the terms Musial ol the St. l.ouis Card!· 1111 said "we believe that this nato; $92,000 whlcb Bob Feller ooatraet mskes Willie the hi&h· drew at Cleveland, and ""'·UWI fore he' came to Boston . • salaried player in baseball paid to Warren Spahn when he •'The tric:kt'' Red uld, ''ll to •lstol')'." waa wi!h the Milw~ukee . ")1111 I kit Wbo really WIDII to iefore Fridoy'a slgnins. the .,, be lfe&t, but joal doeoa't know 't~,OOO reported drawn by Hall Mays told a crowded hooW to 10 aboal it. It makea of Farner Ted Will~ms was conference that tha idea lor ao diHereoce what bla put reo· reearded as the all-time high unusual two-year pact was on! Ia, jaal 10 Ions aa be bl1 fir I ball-player: The Booton celved jointly by Stoneham the desire. Rail !ox IIVOr diJCOIIIlted that himself. ligure. F'or the Jl'lll two oeascos, "I will be 36 In two years llays bad played ,., a report· able to ptay wttbout salary .j 111 f1!15,000. ries,'' saidhomers lbe man who the tJ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.,.._ _.__ _ __ MASON- The Southern Tor· the third period. .-.. ""ned 30 more to become lf[r.// viously lh&Ue-leadinl Falconi _ _ _.,;_ 1 : 'l1lo 34-ytar-old antor field· second greate1t home run hit· nadoes broke loose with their Ray Redman, bitUng 12 of n lbe preliminary contest by ,ox, toollln& relued IUld urbane ter in the game's annals. monsest offensive attack of 25 attempts from the flllld, a Q-31 score. The loss, com- Oldo IIIP Sdool Balkelllall P:rllrporl a Perry 12 111 a ~ auit, delcrlbed bls M id h __•. lbe season Friday night to de- paced the losers wilb 24 poinll, biDed with Eastern'• Reservea B) United Pres• ~ Olrdlnm 78 Ledgemool 'II 71 )loth pact witb the Giants only aya sa e Will! 1_,...mg feat Wahama, 79-ll7 In a Mid- M. Fry and Batey a lhoasd 13 viclory over McArthur, moved·Lima Senior 62 Cleamew 80 New ~don .as "belween one and two," ward to spring trammg Ohio Valley Conference game . M. Fry and Batey also had IS lhe Eaclu up Into first place. Sprinsfleld South 58 (otl WeJIIngtiJD 72 ~ $6 • !betweea '100,000 aad f200,000. a heavy winter of banquet Dale Hill, S-2 senior center and 12, respectively fur Wa- Steve Sewell led tha wtnnera PortiiiiDUib Clay 82 ' 0~~:= 52 116 · Other auper-star contracts mLtmenls. fer the Tornadoes, led the 1hama. with 14 while Arthur and Grin· ~eelersburg 62 Avon . • Ia Good Shape much-improved scoring effort The only other Southern stead had 10 each lor Wabama. Portlmouth Notre Dame_86 M 'have !acluded $100,000 collecttd by Mickey M81llle of U10 "But I'm in good by netting a career hfBh of 3> player to bit in double figures . PortlmoU!h Eut 61 Mil' . ·:New York Yankea and SIBn Willie said. "I've played a : polnll. besides Hill was McClintock Sou~Lern played at Fauland Waverly i3 Valley 46 Cleveland Ketmecly 72, 1 with It CUndiff Southern's 01• last nlgbt and wlll wrap New Boston 'li Cleveland John Marshal 67 I ~a :.!:1 at! ...winter and .:....116.1 · Hill, who also turned" In a ually bigh sco~ wu held to up Its aeason at Pomeroy on Portamouth Weal 11 Cleveland SL JOAPb 73 0 line performance last weekend onl 8 · ' Tuelday. · , Northwest !It MJnlord 71 lledlonl Cblllel 00 ' May• won the National do yoa bolleve he'a 1 1against Middleport, hit wilb aY · By Quarters: KetterlnR FairmOnt West a Cleveind St. li:dwlll'd 1111 . gue'o Most Valuable liJuare" mazing accuracy in canning II The Meigs Countlans held a Southern .. .... · ..... 23 41 5i 79 Sprlnglleld Nottll 110 ClevelaDd J'odna 10 award last year when be of 14 field goal attempll and 17-polnt lead most of the sec· Waham& ...... ··. 13 21 49 67 Xenia sa Fairborn 110 Nordonia 73 Mop4ore 10 both clrcuill with &2 13 o1 17 triP at the foul line. ond hall escppt lor when it wu Boatbera (7tl Dayton Stebbins 77 Wayne 8.1 Clnetnnsti Withrow M . 0 - ~j} ruDJ, balled .317 ·and drove Coach Craynor Slone's Torna- cut to 9 momentarily. The Cunlllff 3-0-6, Circle 3-1·7, New Bremen 77 Clnclnnall Walnut Jlllls 53 I 112 rw to mark lhe seventh does not only bed their high- Tornadoes were on top 21-13 at D. Hill ll·f.3.35, McClintock :,.a. Wapakoneta Sl JOI8Ph 110 ClnclnnaU Woodward 71 atralght eaaon in wh1cb he est ICOrinR night of tha season, lhe end or the first quarter, 41· 14, Grueaer W.7, Wallbrown Sl Henry 81 Mendilll ?f ClnclrmaU CoUrter Tecb 53 GeaiiL Jim Adams' Rutland knocked ..,.., too or more but alao hit !hair best field goal 28 at halftime and Sl-49 at !he 1-114, Proffitt &·2-2. Non-ecor· Tipp City 78 Eaton , 7 Anderson 67 Oat Jllllll 110 Dovlll acored lbeir ninth Ilea. percentage of the campaign. end ol the third period. erl, M. Hll1 and C. Mathews. Minster 51 Wayneslleld 31 Clnclnnall Elder 71 etory o1 the 101801 16-44, -They oonnected on 23 of 48 Southarn remains In fourth Totals 2.1 (:IIH6) 79. Greenview 83 Tbe Plains 57 Clncllmall PureeD 51 ~ 'IIJitlq Wilton Friday shots for 110 per cent while Wa· place In the MOVC siBndlngs Wablma 167) versailles 11 weatmont 43 ctncllmatl RDger Bacon 67 1•8 ghl. hama was olnklnR 24 ol 71 for with a 3-5 record while the Redman 12+24, While 3-1·7, Kenton 60 · Wapakoneta 49 Clnclnnall LaSalle 111 ! Nand, lloWIVer, had to 33 per cent. Falcous Ire winless In six COil· Marshall 1+6, M. Fey S.7·13, Wes~ Milton 58 Madeira frl New Richmond 411 tr.m behind In the fuurtb '!'he game was stopped by ferenee pmes. Batey 3+12, Thompson 2-G-4 west carrollton 52 Oakwood 74 · to ptlhe win. The LOS ANGELES (UP!l _the offlciall with .06 seconds Tbe Southern Reserves of SawyetJ 0.1·1. Totals Zf.(lt• IDayton Meadowdale 58 Claylnn llortllmODIIII Devi111 trilled M-21 at hal!j NEW YORK (UP!) _ beavyweigbt champion, showing on the clock when an Coach Mike Popp upset the pre- 281 67. Dayton Falnlew 57 Beavercreek '12 '~dd 34-32uarteral the end o Ctntlnental Football Louis angrily denied Frldly altercallon broke out between · .. Tecumseh !18 Greeuon 5t Kettering Fairmont Eaal 61 ..e uw q ld that ho Ia alftllllted with tbe the players. The &Core on tha Sidney 62 Greenville 34 . er,ldemllle 67 Rid~ eo . '11lt AL!ams....;,hed crew Fr ay voted Black Muslim• and said be board at that time later was , Springfield Shawnee 89 llqlla II Bellefonta""' 112 the iaad early in the clo.. accept theatrical producer resign u cassius Clay'• declared final by the referees. · Miami East f8 Bolklnil 5I Folrlllwn 53 ,.,.,0 adoes 1T ,·n .l ~ . rnW ,_ 79 to 6 ,. , u·I'hSeh00Icage Results LotS:, :f:atnS.:dusky R } d I Ut an IS 56-44 over ton crew 1 - LoDIS• Demes Black Muslim New York CFL Member E I' · lfiiDIIll and buUt up a F Flnldeholfe'o bid lor a Af{•}i 1• I a IOD ;.~:on~anch~ ' PHALEN· MARTIN FORD HITS THE DISCOUNT TRAIL Jackets Bumped85•74 for TenthSEOL cage LoSS lilt became neceua·[ Altogether, 51 foulll were Northwestern 84 Covlniloa 46 Centerville 14 Farmemllle 113 LgRutlg lead.nd ..... •• _. for the to cblrlly his posldon on the l called dur.Ins the 32 mlnutea Fort Rocovery 78 Bellbrook 79 Jefferson 5i aupremlat aect. of actlnn Wahama was charg· Parkway Local 8.1 Mlddleotwn 1\l'enwlck 118 1 , ..,_ 01 "' •• CFL lholl from the fle14 for a owners then went Into 8 I ed with 21 and Southern with Middleport, though shooting well, ran Into three 20 Newton 00 Ansonia a Franldlll M spectable 41 per cent aver- ~delle to elect a commissioner "I could never co alons wllb 23 . plus &Corers Friday night at- Wellston and lost their loth Trotwood-Madison 64 · Uma Shawnee II e and Wiltoo 18nt 15 of 67 dl succeed A. B. Happy the idea that all white folkl are Ralph Batey Fry and Thomp- Southeaatern Ohio League basketball gMle 81>-74. The JacBrookville 110 · Co!dwa!M 88 8 per eenl. Rutland alao ~~w York the loth t devils," tha 51-ye&Hid brown son all left th~ Wahama lineup kell, wbo got off the floor for a postponed non·loague Parma Valley Forse 61 Fort !.oramle 13 IIDultGD 4J . d 41 rebounds to 21 for the th 'team told newsmen at his in the fourth quartor with live m1tch with Waham1 here Saturday niibt, have won lOve Bruah 51 Nottll•l8lltern II Graham 111· . 1 11 1 18 ts. Ronnie Black and Jim a."m."agu:- ~:.oo_" ·~ apartment near Holly· personals while John McCiin· in 15 starts in and out of league play.. Shaker Heights 80 Euclid 110 · Lopn Hills 87 BeOe Center 7f arrett paced the Red Devils Islan; ~tadi~m s: Sunset Strip. "''ve at- 110Ck and Bob Grueser of SouthWellston with the win took a ~onger grip on the Bedford 4V Eastlake North 33 Daytnn Rooaevell 71 , 61 110 ~di•g with 14 and 11 re- nights, the league said. hell~~ that everyone is ern fouled out. Several other league champlonBhlp, with 11 Willi 1n 12 cameo and two Maple Heights Mldperk Dayton Stlvm fl t'ltvely. broth01. I players had four when .he con·,to go. The Golden RQckets are out front with their 15·1 Rocky River 52 Avon Lake 49 73 TNy 110 Rusty Lit lie got pumpo'dl The nine owners also t.ouis announced recentl that test ended The Tornadoes' ' overall record. Athens ·knocked off Nelsonville Friday Fairview 63 Olmsted Falls 45 blllwa 7t Gellysburg 5I rough eight field goals and bids for franchises from he would help Clay, a M~slim, Sherm Cundiff was ejected In ' night to keep pace with W~llllon but the BUlldogs are 9·2 Medina 67 Westlake 14 Monroe 88 _AouJmro es o free throws for lb points repreoenUng. Montreal and prepare for his heavyweight - - - m the teague with 3 to II~ . Th J cl;. ta ld 't lo Brecksville 83 Dayton Colonel White 81. . ' 8 At Wellston the Jac .ets e a e . ~u n · p North Royalton 48 Dayln~ Pattersotl 64 d Black had 13 for lhe win· lando, Fla. A spokesman said title defense against Ernie Ter· , while Bob Barrett added the acceptance of either or rei! March 29 In Chicago. fOS were aheao at 14-IS in tha f1rsl lbe ou~de ~Ltlllljj . and drLve ~ In9pendence 81 SironpvWe 72 Anna 81 fllllllia f7 . and Roger Davis eight. bids would not constitute "It's strictly a job with me" quarter but wRied to trail 24 iD taeliCii. .ltoltaphel, wh War;ronsvllle 53 Jackson 67 ReDly 68 Hla'l and Davis Jed the Dev· tiona! expansion, but Luuis said. ''I was hom a Bap20 at Lis end. had 21 • Gilliland wltn ~ Ja.:'! Richmond HeiJibll 47 Qaytnn Roth 7i . ~-• and 2 5amlaburg panthef F h : "! NI' p Jackson list and I'll die a Baptist." In lbe second quil!'lol'· Gary :~a:ays eherp Eddl West GeiWia 58 · Dayton BeliDont 'II said he had received Stobarl's jumper tied it ' at 21· C2nlcrlll Falla $7 froclm'v!Oe Fairland::' p... of letters" from lana Jn 41 ~39 Test all with 5:17 left. Jackets For Middleport, Buddy Moore Soli10 6S TwiDsburg 81 Coal Cbel P' 67 to his connection with were short 36-34 with 3 minutes had his best night of league Mayfield li3 G:rove ~ I _· ff,Mh per_iod comeback they would replace tth tight pomta each. . ~~anchi~~~:s because they ~~e · Jun S~aushaugh, Coach B1ll more marketable areas. The cN!tkle s hot shoohng guard, Fmklebofle 54, is a 1 • hmlted. to only one field of Virgima Milttary added that his attorneY· . lei~ but Ray Gilliland hi t play with 26 on an assortment Palneavllle Rlvmlde 4f ymmes V'ljley Iii al and nme frpe throws by[and Yale Law School. He i Martha had objected to The Pomeroy Frosh mpped, ·ght straight points by hall· of long range bombs and div- IViiiOUChby S®th t!O llOGk IDR fll oak 11111110 I • Rutl•nrl rl•f•n ... Wellp was the stage hit: "Brother ' tbe move. ' the Jackson Frosh 4!-39 In an ~me and the Jackell were mg drive-in layUpil. Stobart ·. Painesville Harvey 411 Bautb Point &s ph seorer ior tho. Jets w1th based on hiS "My friends have quesUoned o""rUme Fr1day ~ght to mo:~\ down 44-S8 at the Ions break. was ""'"'e his avetage with 22. Aohlsrbllla St. John 11'1 ' lr1lllton St. JOi!i!pb .. 711 if days at VMI. my Judgnlent. and frankly I'm Into tbo fmals 0 the SEO . The Jackets, two senior&, \The team shot 40 per cent on Alhllbula II Norlb Untnn . ' Rutland, now with a g.s slate, \ The league also voted to thinkins tht matter over" Freshman Basketball rourna I, . nd sophomore 24 of II& Wellston hit 35 of 811 Ashllbul!L Ed3ellood ttl ·Mariml Catholic 7l .J 11 rl"' "'" romlng Saturday! Lexington, Ky .• to New York. ; said. ' ment a~lnst Athens ' r~~ ~~:~"a: ear~ in lbe third for 42 j,er cent. Tbe Jackell [ Ashtabula Harbor p Wynfonl 72 Colonel Crawlllld 81 n[ghl al home agomst McArth· mo~e Its headquarters from The v~etoey was lbe 14th of• lod g 1 c 01Ych Denow's were 26 of 116 at the free line, JwferiDD 72 Cbrirdon It ~lin 89 .ftiVeto Valley 16 ,1 Lexmgton, Ky., to New York llerbert Muhammad, son el th• season for Coach Bud B1ck·l per d :•Ins lora nd fi Wellston 15 of 21 ' . IUrirdidl 1• Moliawk Bt Hull•nd ' "" won the reserve Muhammad, and other sect el'• Ninth Graders. They ha\'e ~ua seven sen1 : flv~e Ten turnovers ...wa s costly 74. . 'falawlnda ~ nif·<~ h, , J2 2l margin 88 / WILLS HOLDOUT I Muslim Ieeder Elijah lost two. Jackson evened Its JUDI::~ !~:·~ ~ ~I lh'; apinst a good ·team yhurt the WBB Ill) ~lllilliW GS · , have hinted recently season at 7·7 With Friday's at · · i J kets Wellston ~ve the Holzapbel 10-1-21, IIIJIIlher So Urbani 7t 'WllrtblallaD 5I Kenucd 1 ''"'"d in 14. Reese LOS ANGELES .,g'" i"' Wtlton [stop Maury Wills, captain ' t.ouls was considering Sam Arnold with 14 points point Andy Holzaphel ho~~~ baf1 · ,1 11 g 0-3 Gilllland 1114-22. Stablel' Twin Valley .North • l:) Quartm lht world champion Los JOining the sect. pored the Pomeroy team whLiei a barrage of five stral~ t :., "wJi:t: ~~erv':''won St-1 Jacoba Al4411, n.;~ •.L . Clrl!Jie • 71 1 \II.""" II 24 34 04 .Jes Dodgers, was on Stephens of Jackson was tile goals !rum <HIIIkle land MHS reserves Jim Bart- 0-S.G. Tollla p.~. _. .Cleveldd fiiLaw !II l'ull ond 13 21 32 5~ Friday as threatening to be \Game's hlsb acorer wllh t9. Rockell had • 64-M ea at th- over · Stallllleo . Omllllttllteialda • ', · 11 ILTON 1u 1 holdout this spring unless TIIRI!E-YEAR CONTRACT JeU Werry and Jim Crow had end of tha perlgd. 1:11 ~~S 24 lot MAS, Klns 22 1 ..... Willi p- 6'1 Llk8WQOd M \ <trau<bau~i' 1-9-11. Peters II paid an. estimated SIQ&.OOO. NEW YORK (UP!)- Weeb and 10 points. respective- Their .advaull~e shrunk to 1 rB ;;,ters· Rilboundl ............ lit Berta~ GerBaltllfeiPhr 11 8 ' 1; 11 .. ,,, 1;J-tS. Ru&gles 3-1· The maJor league base-steal. Ewbank. the bustling little ly, for tbe l'omeroyans while once 'f ' ljle;(fil!l'l ::ut qu . . . 20 311 54 741 Stobart 11 'B. Dlvta Ill Taa- Bay Vwip • I Myn,i.r 2-0-1, Thast 2-0-4, lng ohamplon was quoted coach under whom Johnny Uni· Bob Burdette rounded out the not lor ong. ~ n· W1IS .- ... .. . . . ' 24 « 64 15 nehiU ll .JiliellJ• ' .North Ch111 • . tA>ng 0'" I"'"'' 1; 14-44 day by Bob Hunter in a tas and Joe Namath developed Panthft' scoring with live. lahed l!i6 gill!le. s. ..... MHS (74) ' FG • •• ,.. I 40 a Or.... a Kit ••• HUTP.A'IID ffjlt rtghred story in the Los Into pro stars, Friday stsned The Pomeroy-Athens contest For MlddleJ:<>rt l:i Bill I pilob ' .......ii:lir'~ par ceDI WJallfle n 'f 1 • . 1', Barr•lt n 9 Black 4-5·13, ,., Herald-Examiner as new three. year contract u for the chemplonship will he 1d•rl Davis had !hre~ ::•• 1'·~~fl.: Tart ~~~-~-~- ~·~~vi;' MHS 24 0{ 15; ·WilS 11 Gill Gelef.a 1r~ Dlvl• 448 Hawk In• s-o.t.' that his contrart manager and coach o1 ployed at Pomeroy durtn~ the, h1m before the end o • a~ne &-IO.J8 adbu I (Lf'Ja " Cll '1 tl~Hlad' 'l'arbrourh r.o-2; i.itlle P -ll, lwith the Dodgers ~ew YForkball LeJell of the cobe_!JIIngdid.wed.ee~ on an evening to~ ~~rternte~ Sill 9Ut, onuob. ol3-~·::rrl·U T~'-r zt.:'l'l~~· -~·. : ........ , 1~ a· Q 1ft II ( fotala 24·1·56. suspended. 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'1'1111-atlel, Sundly, rebl'IIII'J lS, lve&-11 .' .. R-ecent · W eadinQs, ' . I . ' . . (Ia,. · GQ~olak, · ldck '.l!ll' IUOOello aleagU.. . I I' I MR. ANDIMRS. WILLIAM DAVIS Campbell-Davis Marriage is Event Of January 22 at St. Peter's Church MR. AND MRS. CHARLES CLENDENIN Miss ' Judy Kay CampbeU, daughetr of Mr. and Mrs. Jack w. Campbell Sr., GallipoUs, became the bride of Mr. William D. Davis In a ·candlelight ceremony January 22 MRS. ALLEN GRAHAM ,._ ·· the St. Peter's Episcopal church, Galllfolls. The IIIOOm II w··. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Guinther, Gallipolis. ~ The Rev. Albert MacKenzie performed the double ring I 1 of white gladioli and chrysanthemums, ceremony with which Holy Communion WIS observed be· with palm leaves and white candelabara, fore the altar decorated With wblte muma and I two seven· the setting for the January 23rd wedding of Mi.. branch candelabra. A d Fr s 'th d hte f M nd Mrs James Preceding the ceremony nuptial muslt! was played u rey ances ml ' aug r 0 r. a · A double ring ceremony on Dec. 19 united In · &I Mrs. Ann Fischer and soloist, Dr. John Markley, who ung. H. Smith of 2209 North llfaln Street, Pt. Pleasant, and Mr. Miss Kay Willford, daughter of Mr. and Mro. HartY, ~,n. "Oh Promise Me," "Because," Charles Edward Clendenin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. ford, Racine, and Manne Cpl. Allen Graham, •on of lti•.,n• MRS. ROGER C. JARVIS d "I Lo y u Tr ly.. taffeta with 1 lltted bodtco Clendenin of 2603 Jefferson Avenue, Pt. Pleassnt. Mrs Jerry Graham of Racine. . fanGlven inv~a~iage uhy, her a matcbing nyloa head-piece. The double ring oeremony waa !"'rformed by the Rev. The two. lh1rty o'clock cere- - A -~ lather, the bride was atured She carried a bouquet of pink C. S. :n!ompson at .half lifter three o clock In the afternoon mony was conducted by Rev. white roses. 5 1·1n a floor leng lh gowo of sIlk ood wh'te baby ln Trimly Methodist church McDamel IR the Racine MethoM1ss Pam Sylvester of£: 1 murm. • pt PI t Smith aiece of the bnde iwith awiss embroidery. The fitm . 'eaun ·, ' " • ldJSl church The church was cuse served as maid of • •1 'led bodic" was covered with em. Charles Corhla wu belt Weddmg music mclu~d I The bride's molher chose a decoraled in keeping with the She wore a green brocade dr..s llllsa Ginnie Rae Anderson, daughter of Mr. and Mn.l broidery with a sabrlna neckliae and the ushers were ~e The<;." "Beca~se. aod black accessories. Mrs. Clen- Christmas seasoo, with palms with gold accessor~e.. Her n. Raymond Anderson of Shadyside·av, East Liverpool, be- and over the elbow length McKean, SlJUB Foster, The Lords Prayer, sung by pastel blue wool suit and and sveen branch candelabr..,. ger t1p ve11 was green nylon at· came the bride of Mr. Roger B. Jarvis, son of Mr. and sleeves. The controlled bell llwat and Bob Saunders. the soloist,_ Miss Suzanne Cnimp, black accessories M11!. Clen· while salin bows, w1th red !ached lo a green brocade plliMra. Maxie Jarvi.! o! GaiUpolls, in a double ring ceremonl akirl bad a band of embrold- ~s were Tom Morga• accompanied at the organ by denio, mother of the groom, pomsetllas marking the family box She <arned • t'OlODial lionperformed at 7 p.m. Saturday, January 15, in the Oakland ery circlinS the bollom with Tim Belli. Th Cb ~ Head. . . wore 8 chartruse-greeo woot pews. quet of greeo carnatioas. Free M;ethodist church at East LiverpooL I[ a flat bow and silk rose at Flo er girl was Terri . • r e was g~ven m marr- suit matching green hat white Nuplial music was furnished Mr Ph1lhp Roberts of Racine 11~0 by ~ fal~~r. She wore sto~es and black pump;. Both by Mrs. R~ehard Lee, pianist, served as best mao lor Cpl. Tile ceremony was performed by Rev. S. H. Estel. The the baek waistline. A w;tachable Camp~U niece 11 the 1 oor !eng ; w lie utm gown mothers wore corsages of large aod M1ss Roberta Kraeuter, vo· Graham. church was decorated with white gladioli and mums, tied chapel train was fashioned with Sh ' pink silk with red satin bows, with palms and candalabra. Satin bows the malching swiss embrolcl· dre w~~ ~rrled a sl Wllh lonsld_polnted while orchids. calist, both of Racme. Ushers were Mr. Gary WU8 marked the family pews. Symbolizlng the union, the couple ery. Her persolllllized queeR's i en osebud tats eeves, SCOO!'"'i. nee me and . GiveR Ia mamage by ber fa- ford, brother of the bride, and lighted the large center candle of the three-branch can· crown secured her ballerina P nk rLa Gu"pether · an E~p1re. waiBtlme. Tho long Following lhe ceremony a re- ' ther, !he bnde wore a street Mr. Charles Snodgrass of fll.. delabra, snuffin~ the two exterior candleJ, representing length veil of silk Uluslon. She : ' m m ' :peh'!aiR allac:ed ID ceptmn was held ~n the church length gown of wh 1te velveteen cme their Individual hves. carried a bou uet of ink and 11'00 . "'" waiS e an seed socJal roomo, which had been which featured a high neckline. The new Mrs. Graham is a Miss Andenen was given In was aloo of white roses. white mums c!tered ,!;th white For her daughter'• fo;med a pa:tern. 00 ~he decorated with large white long sleeves with pearl buttons graduate of Southern HSh 8 eo:ves an tram. marrtase by her father. She A reeeption attended by :WO rosebuds Mrs. Campbell chose 1 er wedding bells and greenery, A aod plain bodice. s<:hool and was employed 11 wore a lull length gown of was held following the ceremony The m~ld of honor was Miss piece pink dr..s acceoted ~rl ~ra !~at~~ a wh: centerpiece of pastel pmk carR- Her nylon net shoulder length Western Electric m Columbus white silk cloud satin. The fi~ In the Usht and Life Room of Jovce Campbell 81. te 1 lhe 3 eoraage of pink baby e 111 eng 1ve~it ""':I alion and tall pink caRdles grac· veil was attached to a velveteen Cpl Graham a graduate of ted bodice had Chantilly lace, the church. The table was ceo- bide She ,.0 ' 1 ~ r ~ th Mrs Leota Guinther molher :. 110 pedseg~ thw e tercm;.atwos ed the bride's table on which piltbox accented with sequms Soulhern h1gh 15school and has 111111 a iCallopOd neckline wilh tered with .a four tiered cake, of pink oor !':!te tile ·IJ'OOm was attired In e H was I four-tier wedding cake land a double weddmg served in the Manne Corps the 1 arge wbite ore long pointed sleeve• of lace. A lopped witb'' a miniature bride c omspua • __ beige ~ade eiiSemble · er en Y topped WJth miniature bride "' [ring past three years band of lace edged the hemline and groom encircled at the • a corsage of white rosebuds. ·n ot~ a pearl aecklace, groom. Members of the Pricilla Sh~ carried a cascade ol The rouple are now reSJdinl 1 ~1 of the skirt lnd c~"'lel train. bottom with red carnations. Ri Birthday Ob1ert>ed Immediately following e IJ'OOm. Circle of the Women's sor~ely white <arnallons centered with at Camp LeJCURe. N. c. Her headpiece had .1 elbow cljard Anderson, brother of the By Sewing Circle ceremony a recepUoo wu held PI ISS Frances Kooken of Pl. assisted itl tho serving. ----- --._.:___ length veil of silk Ulusien, and bride registered tile guests. As. ' h easant served IS maid of . ,~ .. ,,,.,.,,."'""'" she carried ·t ' bouquet of red sistins at t~e reception wer The hirthoay of Miss Lena m the chure parish. honor, wearmg a burgaody vel. For her wedd1ng tr1p ID Col- , , . , ... ,, :•· · ,•, ' '· . ,~ , , , , , ·:. ' :i sweetheat i'fles, lnierspersed Mrs. Vir lnia Torrence aunt 0~ Grueser was observed when the at the recepti~o were llfw Verna v~t, floor lenBtb gowo, styled umbus, Ohio, the new Mrs. Clen' · ,. with Engnail 1 , placed on 1 the bride' who su the Busy Bee Sewmg Circle of the Brabham, MISs Ann, FeUure, Wilh a scooped neckline, long demo was wearmg a wh1ie dress . , .. 1, :1.i I . D bite sleeves• and an Empire waist· of poodle cloth ' 1 white aatm .· '. ,, 1,,' , 'I, 110a w . Bvylble receptlon' Mrs Npeancy Ander- Federated church met Thursday HMrs. Judy hre Clark• 1andedM.ss th Unda 18 Maid of honor w~s Mus Eva- san MI.!; Miriam Torrence at the church for an all day ump ys regis er e gues . Une. Sbe wore a matching bur- hat and gloves, a•d black suede 1 '· , Jane canoe, • student of flo. Mr~ Anna Hlldn!th Miss Do0: quilting. The bride IS I graduate of sandy velvet headpiece and car- pumps. A coruge of white earn- , bert Wesleyln College of New na Heudersoo, Mrs.' Erma Cur· A potluck dinaer was served G~llia Academy Hlgh rled a nosegay of pa!llel pink allons completed her ell5emble. ! York. Bridesmaid was M is a tis, Mrs. Doris Curtis and Miss at noon to Miso Grueser, Mrs. With the class of Ill& llld Clll'll~tlons.. . The bride Is a Jil6l graduate , Joan Anderson, sister of the Dor~ Young. Amanda Kaspar, Mrs. W. L. Mala CoDeso of Br~de~auls were. Misses Kon of Pt. Pleasant High school, 1 bride of EPt Uverpool. They Mrs. Jarvis for her soing Kautz, Mrs. Walter Boer, Mrs. The bridegroom II a eda Devrlck, " Shll"ley HAtch, and a 11166 graduate of Gallipolis I wore red velvet floor • lenth away oulllt wore a cranberry Louis Reibel, Mrs. Adam Eber- of GaiDa Academy both of Pt. Pleasant, and Mrs. Busineso Collese. She is pre- 1 gowns fasJ.Ik\ned with cummer- color ensemble In mohair, with sbach, Mrs. Clarence Massar, with tile class of 1963. Dal!y . Smith of Bidwell, Ohio. liOIItly employed i1 the Mason bunds of itcl peau de aele black accessories and 1 white Mrs. Gbeorlore Mora, Mrs. Bea ed Rio ?rande CoDege lid sister·m·la~ of lhe bride. All Counly Assessor's office. which Immel a bow lD the rose corsage. couple will Neutzling, Mrs. Clara Karr, Mrs[DOW &erVIng in the U, S.. Army wore ld_entiCat JIOWRB lo that of Mr. Clenedenin. a 1962 gradback wllh long streamers to reside al 22 Prospect Street Norman Klees, Mrs. . . Carl Fort Bragg, Nurlh Carolina. the maid of h10or, and Carried Mr. Clenedenill, a 1!162 gradthe floor, Headpieces were red St. Albans, Vermont. ' Shields and Mrs. Freda IIIlich. Out of IDwn IUI!IIll 1108egays ol pastel pink carna- uate of Pt. Pleasanl . High , velvet clrcleto holding theater Mrs. Jarvis is a 1!163 lllodU· _ . lllr. aad Mrs. Jack lions. school , wtll graduate m June i veDa. They also wore Ion g ated of East Liverpool High· Ctma.ta Club Meetl beD Jr. aad daughiAJr Terri Ani, Mr. Robert Bresenbao of Pt. from the College of Commerce white gloves, and carried Col· School, lAd was employed as Coolville, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pleasant served ~• best man. at Wesl Virginia URiverslly. ; onial bauquetll of red and whlte secretary In the Nursing dl· lit Beaver Home Clark, Columbus, Mr. Charles Ushers were Jerry Stewart of Oul-of-town guests included , opeckled camations. vision of Roberts Wesleyan Cal- Mrs. John Beaver was bos· Corbln,llllchlgan, Mrs. Ann Col'!'"bus, Ohio, James Clen- Mrs. Orin Love of Columbus , C. Clyde Jarvi.!, brother of lege at North Chill, New York. less 1o lhe B~Monlhly Canastll ure. Columbus, and Miss Verna clenla of Kanauga, and Robert Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond , tile groom, of The Plains, sezy- Jllr. Jarvis lllacklaled from club Thuraday evening at ber,Brabbam, Columbus. Beckett of PI, Pleasant. James Sines of Lesage, W. Va.; Mr. ~ ed u belt mon. Ushets were Melhlem Center High school home Nye-av Pomeroy,. Prizes and llllke Clendeotn are broth· and Mrs. Franklin Smith, Sr., , Marvin Anderson brother of at Freerlekstown Pa. He is lor sames were awarded to Mrs. PI'A TO MEET on of the ·grotm, Ringbearer and son of Bidwell, Mr. and Mrs. l lhol bride, of eu'yahoga Falls, an Airmla First' Class tn the Richard_Flnlaw and Mrl. Doaald The Porlland PI'A wUl hold was Master Frank_Un Smlth, Jr., James Clendenin of Kanauga, ' Ohio, and Leroy Jarvis, brotb- Air Force, and ts stationed at lllcKenz1e, Mrs. Paul Taylor, Its Foundel'l Day meeting, Feb- nephew of lbe ~Ide, and flow- Jerry Stewart of Colwnbus, and 1 er tf the groom. . St Albau Air Force Stattoo ill and Mrs. Guy Cowan each re- ruary 14, at 7:30 p.m. when girl was MISS Deborah Gory Stewart tf Mason, W. Vo. 1 ,The mother of tile bride wore Verm10t, and will be dtscharg- ceived birthday gift and Mrs. put presidentll will be honored. Beaver an anniversary gift A play, "The Chlldren who 1 pink <repe dress with match- ed in eight moalbs. · ing hst, long white gloves and Out ol town '"""'" were re- from their secret pals. Ia the Class Rooms of Amer•' I lt blact patent purse and sboes. glstered !tom New York. Ver· Refreshments were served lea," will be pre.nted. ENGAGEMENT fS BEING ANNOUNCED Her corsage was of white roses. mont. ·weirton, West Virginia, by the hostess 1o the above alld ' MISS DARLENE HOWARD The hrlde&rotm'• mother wore Akron, Steubenville, East Liv- Mrs, Max Folmer, Mrs. Charles T\ltankbamao J'f80 1o a light green sui~ wllh av~cado erpool, Beaver and New Bright- Rlf!le IIJd Mrs. Eugene Trip- EgypUao throne when be green acc:easorlel. Her corsage on, Pa., and Chester, W. VL !ell. 12 yl!ll'l old. Wedding of Miss Audrey Smith, to Charles E. Clenden•'n ,·s January 23 -J • M • V . rruerson afVIS15 art10ge OWS OreI ,, East L,IVerpoo Taken Januarv M'ISS W'//fOrd CpI, Graham are .. Dec. 79 at Racme ' Method'ISt C:!h . 0 ":n s;:' FINAL CLEARANCE Many Items Sultlble For Spring g~· MENS ecorduroy Larry's Wayside Furniture •.. •· eBLOUSES CUSTOM-MADE ' SLIP COVERS REG. $3.91 $ cu• ...,. ~ ,, · • l• ..,,_.-,Itt: '~ ... ~ R-.._$3.98 hi $5.91 MISSES 1nd BOYS •SWEATERS .... $3.98 hi $5.91 eSKIRTS •' .... $3.91 ~R. MISS and GIRLS , . eDRESSES . .... $3.91 · •CAPRIS AND ~ JACKETS You can't save money by shopping around td. buy our "Name Brands" at a lower ptice. We don't buy our furniture at a pnce but up to a standard. The true econ· omy for tine furniture is ·:open Stock" merchandise not dlsconll.nued styles, frames fabrics of close outs. We buy only f ro~ the factorys. Each and every piece is carefully selected by us. We stand be~md the construction of every ple~e of flJrniture we sell. We're too young In the business to operate otherwise. $ •swEATERS MISSES $6.44to$9.81 eSWEATERS SKIRTs-JACKETS ~UNIOR and I I I '* $5.91hl $9.98 MENS lllg.$5.99 { ' Mr. and Mr< C. C. Howard of Harrisonville, <mnolll: the engagemen t of the i r daughter, Darlene, to HaM'JI Jurdan If, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Jordan Sr. of ~ Dixie Highway. ~Tite bride-elect attended Rutland High School ill. it,.. land. 11. She i!l a 1962 gradU<Jte of Greate r Miami Academv Gt1J1 a member of the Si lius Rex Club, Jordan also CltlencWil Dade Junior College and is employed as a draftrman Willi;. LTV Aerospo-. Corporation at Cape Kenned~. Ji Life of Washing(on I • LS MISSE$ •DR~SES "''"~~" · THIS WEEK'S SPECfilL! GROZA RESIGNS LOillSVILLE, Ky. <UPI) TROOTroo ' ·t :Sweoten N;~"f7AI '63 CoRVAIR 4 DOOR .v.IOMINI epRESSES c Speed, Maroon, Radio Former· resii!Jied basketball :grea~:tpee~;:~~~ GrO>a Friday from his job as «.urt coach at BeDannlne tege. YOUR .. His letlel of ;:~rot:: \1 aerordlng ID .the sc tetlc director, lndleated w•nlll 1o lllay In eoachinfl hM not commitments at Grange Meefl at G' I Sc P ME~ri1!H1 1r out p 267 Goeglein Re1Uience 1da~. 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Badges were · County met Thursday evening camp lor !Ills · the home of lllr. and Mrs. cussed. Girl Scout Fred Goegletn with Mr. Goe- is eomills up ,~.., . worthy master, presiding. plans ~ appeals for ald wen m- sale. Soot!• lwered. Reported ill wen Kat- freshmenta ie Hood, Phil WUllimsol IIIII bie Charles R. Karr Sr. ond cards bie were sent ID ucb. Becky Mrs, W. A. Morgan lecturer, Hennessy, • short program of ClatliGI'thy, llld CGIICel'8ine gy Slory. lecture boar. KDlt!ht, · ..... .,,. ' '· . �,, •' .. f ;. \· . '',' ' • . ' ' \I ' ~ IGDdly ·~ ' .' '1'1111-atlel, Sundly, rebl'IIII'J lS, lve&-11 .' .. R-ecent · W eadinQs, ' . I . ' . . (Ia,. · GQ~olak, · ldck '.l!ll' IUOOello aleagU.. . I I' I MR. ANDIMRS. WILLIAM DAVIS Campbell-Davis Marriage is Event Of January 22 at St. Peter's Church MR. AND MRS. CHARLES CLENDENIN Miss ' Judy Kay CampbeU, daughetr of Mr. and Mrs. Jack w. Campbell Sr., GallipoUs, became the bride of Mr. William D. Davis In a ·candlelight ceremony January 22 MRS. ALLEN GRAHAM ,._ ·· the St. Peter's Episcopal church, Galllfolls. The IIIOOm II w··. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Guinther, Gallipolis. ~ The Rev. Albert MacKenzie performed the double ring I 1 of white gladioli and chrysanthemums, ceremony with which Holy Communion WIS observed be· with palm leaves and white candelabara, fore the altar decorated With wblte muma and I two seven· the setting for the January 23rd wedding of Mi.. branch candelabra. A d Fr s 'th d hte f M nd Mrs James Preceding the ceremony nuptial muslt! was played u rey ances ml ' aug r 0 r. a · A double ring ceremony on Dec. 19 united In · &I Mrs. Ann Fischer and soloist, Dr. John Markley, who ung. H. Smith of 2209 North llfaln Street, Pt. Pleasant, and Mr. Miss Kay Willford, daughter of Mr. and Mro. HartY, ~,n. "Oh Promise Me," "Because," Charles Edward Clendenin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. ford, Racine, and Manne Cpl. Allen Graham, •on of lti•.,n• MRS. ROGER C. JARVIS d "I Lo y u Tr ly.. taffeta with 1 lltted bodtco Clendenin of 2603 Jefferson Avenue, Pt. Pleassnt. Mrs Jerry Graham of Racine. . fanGlven inv~a~iage uhy, her a matcbing nyloa head-piece. The double ring oeremony waa !"'rformed by the Rev. The two. lh1rty o'clock cere- - A -~ lather, the bride was atured She carried a bouquet of pink C. S. :n!ompson at .half lifter three o clock In the afternoon mony was conducted by Rev. white roses. 5 1·1n a floor leng lh gowo of sIlk ood wh'te baby ln Trimly Methodist church McDamel IR the Racine MethoM1ss Pam Sylvester of£: 1 murm. • pt PI t Smith aiece of the bnde iwith awiss embroidery. The fitm . 'eaun ·, ' " • ldJSl church The church was cuse served as maid of • •1 'led bodic" was covered with em. Charles Corhla wu belt Weddmg music mclu~d I The bride's molher chose a decoraled in keeping with the She wore a green brocade dr..s llllsa Ginnie Rae Anderson, daughter of Mr. and Mn.l broidery with a sabrlna neckliae and the ushers were ~e The<;." "Beca~se. aod black accessories. Mrs. Clen- Christmas seasoo, with palms with gold accessor~e.. Her n. Raymond Anderson of Shadyside·av, East Liverpool, be- and over the elbow length McKean, SlJUB Foster, The Lords Prayer, sung by pastel blue wool suit and and sveen branch candelabr..,. ger t1p ve11 was green nylon at· came the bride of Mr. Roger B. Jarvis, son of Mr. and sleeves. The controlled bell llwat and Bob Saunders. the soloist,_ Miss Suzanne Cnimp, black accessories M11!. Clen· while salin bows, w1th red !ached lo a green brocade plliMra. Maxie Jarvi.! o! GaiUpolls, in a double ring ceremonl akirl bad a band of embrold- ~s were Tom Morga• accompanied at the organ by denio, mother of the groom, pomsetllas marking the family box She <arned • t'OlODial lionperformed at 7 p.m. Saturday, January 15, in the Oakland ery circlinS the bollom with Tim Belli. Th Cb ~ Head. . . wore 8 chartruse-greeo woot pews. quet of greeo carnatioas. Free M;ethodist church at East LiverpooL I[ a flat bow and silk rose at Flo er girl was Terri . • r e was g~ven m marr- suit matching green hat white Nuplial music was furnished Mr Ph1lhp Roberts of Racine 11~0 by ~ fal~~r. She wore sto~es and black pump;. Both by Mrs. R~ehard Lee, pianist, served as best mao lor Cpl. Tile ceremony was performed by Rev. S. H. Estel. The the baek waistline. A w;tachable Camp~U niece 11 the 1 oor !eng ; w lie utm gown mothers wore corsages of large aod M1ss Roberta Kraeuter, vo· Graham. church was decorated with white gladioli and mums, tied chapel train was fashioned with Sh ' pink silk with red satin bows, with palms and candalabra. Satin bows the malching swiss embrolcl· dre w~~ ~rrled a sl Wllh lonsld_polnted while orchids. calist, both of Racme. Ushers were Mr. Gary WU8 marked the family pews. Symbolizlng the union, the couple ery. Her persolllllized queeR's i en osebud tats eeves, SCOO!'"'i. nee me and . GiveR Ia mamage by ber fa- ford, brother of the bride, and lighted the large center candle of the three-branch can· crown secured her ballerina P nk rLa Gu"pether · an E~p1re. waiBtlme. Tho long Following lhe ceremony a re- ' ther, !he bnde wore a street Mr. Charles Snodgrass of fll.. delabra, snuffin~ the two exterior candleJ, representing length veil of silk Uluslon. She : ' m m ' :peh'!aiR allac:ed ID ceptmn was held ~n the church length gown of wh 1te velveteen cme their Individual hves. carried a bou uet of ink and 11'00 . "'" waiS e an seed socJal roomo, which had been which featured a high neckline. The new Mrs. Graham is a Miss Andenen was given In was aloo of white roses. white mums c!tered ,!;th white For her daughter'• fo;med a pa:tern. 00 ~he decorated with large white long sleeves with pearl buttons graduate of Southern HSh 8 eo:ves an tram. marrtase by her father. She A reeeption attended by :WO rosebuds Mrs. Campbell chose 1 er wedding bells and greenery, A aod plain bodice. s<:hool and was employed 11 wore a lull length gown of was held following the ceremony The m~ld of honor was Miss piece pink dr..s acceoted ~rl ~ra !~at~~ a wh: centerpiece of pastel pmk carR- Her nylon net shoulder length Western Electric m Columbus white silk cloud satin. The fi~ In the Usht and Life Room of Jovce Campbell 81. te 1 lhe 3 eoraage of pink baby e 111 eng 1ve~it ""':I alion and tall pink caRdles grac· veil was attached to a velveteen Cpl Graham a graduate of ted bodice had Chantilly lace, the church. The table was ceo- bide She ,.0 ' 1 ~ r ~ th Mrs Leota Guinther molher :. 110 pedseg~ thw e tercm;.atwos ed the bride's table on which piltbox accented with sequms Soulhern h1gh 15school and has 111111 a iCallopOd neckline wilh tered with .a four tiered cake, of pink oor !':!te tile ·IJ'OOm was attired In e H was I four-tier wedding cake land a double weddmg served in the Manne Corps the 1 arge wbite ore long pointed sleeve• of lace. A lopped witb'' a miniature bride c omspua • __ beige ~ade eiiSemble · er en Y topped WJth miniature bride "' [ring past three years band of lace edged the hemline and groom encircled at the • a corsage of white rosebuds. ·n ot~ a pearl aecklace, groom. Members of the Pricilla Sh~ carried a cascade ol The rouple are now reSJdinl 1 ~1 of the skirt lnd c~"'lel train. bottom with red carnations. Ri Birthday Ob1ert>ed Immediately following e IJ'OOm. Circle of the Women's sor~ely white <arnallons centered with at Camp LeJCURe. N. c. Her headpiece had .1 elbow cljard Anderson, brother of the By Sewing Circle ceremony a recepUoo wu held PI ISS Frances Kooken of Pl. assisted itl tho serving. ----- --._.:___ length veil of silk Ulusien, and bride registered tile guests. As. ' h easant served IS maid of . ,~ .. ,,,.,.,,."'""'" she carried ·t ' bouquet of red sistins at t~e reception wer The hirthoay of Miss Lena m the chure parish. honor, wearmg a burgaody vel. For her wedd1ng tr1p ID Col- , , . , ... ,, :•· · ,•, ' '· . ,~ , , , , , ·:. ' :i sweetheat i'fles, lnierspersed Mrs. Vir lnia Torrence aunt 0~ Grueser was observed when the at the recepti~o were llfw Verna v~t, floor lenBtb gowo, styled umbus, Ohio, the new Mrs. Clen' · ,. with Engnail 1 , placed on 1 the bride' who su the Busy Bee Sewmg Circle of the Brabham, MISs Ann, FeUure, Wilh a scooped neckline, long demo was wearmg a wh1ie dress . , .. 1, :1.i I . D bite sleeves• and an Empire waist· of poodle cloth ' 1 white aatm .· '. ,, 1,,' , 'I, 110a w . Bvylble receptlon' Mrs Npeancy Ander- Federated church met Thursday HMrs. Judy hre Clark• 1andedM.ss th Unda 18 Maid of honor w~s Mus Eva- san MI.!; Miriam Torrence at the church for an all day ump ys regis er e gues . Une. Sbe wore a matching bur- hat and gloves, a•d black suede 1 '· , Jane canoe, • student of flo. Mr~ Anna Hlldn!th Miss Do0: quilting. The bride IS I graduate of sandy velvet headpiece and car- pumps. A coruge of white earn- , bert Wesleyln College of New na Heudersoo, Mrs.' Erma Cur· A potluck dinaer was served G~llia Academy Hlgh rled a nosegay of pa!llel pink allons completed her ell5emble. ! York. Bridesmaid was M is a tis, Mrs. Doris Curtis and Miss at noon to Miso Grueser, Mrs. With the class of Ill& llld Clll'll~tlons.. . The bride Is a Jil6l graduate , Joan Anderson, sister of the Dor~ Young. Amanda Kaspar, Mrs. W. L. Mala CoDeso of Br~de~auls were. Misses Kon of Pt. Pleasant High school, 1 bride of EPt Uverpool. They Mrs. Jarvis for her soing Kautz, Mrs. Walter Boer, Mrs. The bridegroom II a eda Devrlck, " Shll"ley HAtch, and a 11166 graduate of Gallipolis I wore red velvet floor • lenth away oulllt wore a cranberry Louis Reibel, Mrs. Adam Eber- of GaiDa Academy both of Pt. Pleasant, and Mrs. Busineso Collese. She is pre- 1 gowns fasJ.Ik\ned with cummer- color ensemble In mohair, with sbach, Mrs. Clarence Massar, with tile class of 1963. Dal!y . Smith of Bidwell, Ohio. liOIItly employed i1 the Mason bunds of itcl peau de aele black accessories and 1 white Mrs. Gbeorlore Mora, Mrs. Bea ed Rio ?rande CoDege lid sister·m·la~ of lhe bride. All Counly Assessor's office. which Immel a bow lD the rose corsage. couple will Neutzling, Mrs. Clara Karr, Mrs[DOW &erVIng in the U, S.. Army wore ld_entiCat JIOWRB lo that of Mr. Clenedenin. a 1962 gradback wllh long streamers to reside al 22 Prospect Street Norman Klees, Mrs. . . Carl Fort Bragg, Nurlh Carolina. the maid of h10or, and Carried Mr. Clenedenill, a 1!162 gradthe floor, Headpieces were red St. Albans, Vermont. ' Shields and Mrs. Freda IIIlich. Out of IDwn IUI!IIll 1108egays ol pastel pink carna- uate of Pt. Pleasanl . High , velvet clrcleto holding theater Mrs. Jarvis is a 1!163 lllodU· _ . lllr. aad Mrs. Jack lions. school , wtll graduate m June i veDa. They also wore Ion g ated of East Liverpool High· Ctma.ta Club Meetl beD Jr. aad daughiAJr Terri Ani, Mr. Robert Bresenbao of Pt. from the College of Commerce white gloves, and carried Col· School, lAd was employed as Coolville, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pleasant served ~• best man. at Wesl Virginia URiverslly. ; onial bauquetll of red and whlte secretary In the Nursing dl· lit Beaver Home Clark, Columbus, Mr. Charles Ushers were Jerry Stewart of Oul-of-town guests included , opeckled camations. vision of Roberts Wesleyan Cal- Mrs. John Beaver was bos· Corbln,llllchlgan, Mrs. Ann Col'!'"bus, Ohio, James Clen- Mrs. Orin Love of Columbus , C. Clyde Jarvi.!, brother of lege at North Chill, New York. less 1o lhe B~Monlhly Canastll ure. Columbus, and Miss Verna clenla of Kanauga, and Robert Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond , tile groom, of The Plains, sezy- Jllr. Jarvis lllacklaled from club Thuraday evening at ber,Brabbam, Columbus. Beckett of PI, Pleasant. James Sines of Lesage, W. Va.; Mr. ~ ed u belt mon. Ushets were Melhlem Center High school home Nye-av Pomeroy,. Prizes and llllke Clendeotn are broth· and Mrs. Franklin Smith, Sr., , Marvin Anderson brother of at Freerlekstown Pa. He is lor sames were awarded to Mrs. PI'A TO MEET on of the ·grotm, Ringbearer and son of Bidwell, Mr. and Mrs. l lhol bride, of eu'yahoga Falls, an Airmla First' Class tn the Richard_Flnlaw and Mrl. Doaald The Porlland PI'A wUl hold was Master Frank_Un Smlth, Jr., James Clendenin of Kanauga, ' Ohio, and Leroy Jarvis, brotb- Air Force, and ts stationed at lllcKenz1e, Mrs. Paul Taylor, Its Foundel'l Day meeting, Feb- nephew of lbe ~Ide, and flow- Jerry Stewart of Colwnbus, and 1 er tf the groom. . St Albau Air Force Stattoo ill and Mrs. Guy Cowan each re- ruary 14, at 7:30 p.m. when girl was MISS Deborah Gory Stewart tf Mason, W. Vo. 1 ,The mother of tile bride wore Verm10t, and will be dtscharg- ceived birthday gift and Mrs. put presidentll will be honored. Beaver an anniversary gift A play, "The Chlldren who 1 pink <repe dress with match- ed in eight moalbs. · ing hst, long white gloves and Out ol town '"""'" were re- from their secret pals. Ia the Class Rooms of Amer•' I lt blact patent purse and sboes. glstered !tom New York. Ver· Refreshments were served lea," will be pre.nted. ENGAGEMENT fS BEING ANNOUNCED Her corsage was of white roses. mont. ·weirton, West Virginia, by the hostess 1o the above alld ' MISS DARLENE HOWARD The hrlde&rotm'• mother wore Akron, Steubenville, East Liv- Mrs, Max Folmer, Mrs. Charles T\ltankbamao J'f80 1o a light green sui~ wllh av~cado erpool, Beaver and New Bright- Rlf!le IIJd Mrs. Eugene Trip- EgypUao throne when be green acc:easorlel. Her corsage on, Pa., and Chester, W. VL !ell. 12 yl!ll'l old. Wedding of Miss Audrey Smith, to Charles E. Clenden•'n ,·s January 23 -J • M • V . rruerson afVIS15 art10ge OWS OreI ,, East L,IVerpoo Taken Januarv M'ISS W'//fOrd CpI, Graham are .. Dec. 79 at Racme ' Method'ISt C:!h . 0 ":n s;:' FINAL CLEARANCE Many Items Sultlble For Spring g~· MENS ecorduroy Larry's Wayside Furniture •.. •· eBLOUSES CUSTOM-MADE ' SLIP COVERS REG. $3.91 $ cu• ...,. ~ ,, · • l• ..,,_.-,Itt: '~ ... ~ R-.._$3.98 hi $5.91 MISSES 1nd BOYS •SWEATERS .... $3.98 hi $5.91 eSKIRTS •' .... $3.91 ~R. MISS and GIRLS , . eDRESSES . .... $3.91 · •CAPRIS AND ~ JACKETS You can't save money by shopping around td. buy our "Name Brands" at a lower ptice. We don't buy our furniture at a pnce but up to a standard. The true econ· omy for tine furniture is ·:open Stock" merchandise not dlsconll.nued styles, frames fabrics of close outs. We buy only f ro~ the factorys. Each and every piece is carefully selected by us. We stand be~md the construction of every ple~e of flJrniture we sell. We're too young In the business to operate otherwise. $ •swEATERS MISSES $6.44to$9.81 eSWEATERS SKIRTs-JACKETS ~UNIOR and I I I '* $5.91hl $9.98 MENS lllg.$5.99 { ' Mr. and Mr< C. C. Howard of Harrisonville, <mnolll: the engagemen t of the i r daughter, Darlene, to HaM'JI Jurdan If, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Jordan Sr. of ~ Dixie Highway. ~Tite bride-elect attended Rutland High School ill. it,.. land. 11. She i!l a 1962 gradU<Jte of Greate r Miami Academv Gt1J1 a member of the Si lius Rex Club, Jordan also CltlencWil Dade Junior College and is employed as a draftrman Willi;. LTV Aerospo-. Corporation at Cape Kenned~. Ji Life of Washing(on I • LS MISSE$ •DR~SES "''"~~" · THIS WEEK'S SPECfilL! GROZA RESIGNS LOillSVILLE, Ky. <UPI) TROOTroo ' ·t :Sweoten N;~"f7AI '63 CoRVAIR 4 DOOR .v.IOMINI epRESSES c Speed, Maroon, Radio Former· resii!Jied basketball :grea~:tpee~;:~~~ GrO>a Friday from his job as «.urt coach at BeDannlne tege. YOUR .. His letlel of ;:~rot:: \1 aerordlng ID .the sc tetlc director, lndleated w•nlll 1o lllay In eoachinfl hM not commitments at Grange Meefl at G' I Sc P ME~ri1!H1 1r out p 267 Goeglein Re1Uience 1da~. February 7 111 · eroy Episeopat Parlih UG. $8.77 Warr1n Sloldmora '$995·00 "A New Name Ill CreaUve Fine Furniture L------·F•o•r·Tb-ls_Ar_•_•_"_ _ _ _ _ _ .;....,..Ef. CHn llU•BILE• OLDSMO DEAUR _..l ";lh G!n~:-"ll ~~el.;,u;~I~~~--,:O;:I;;II;:;Ipo:,:',;,;l s; '.;~oloh.__ lo .. nop. JN OR PHONE POl INFOJIMATI~ . House .of Fabrics Gllllpo!l• J(RS. JOHN MAYES Ph. 441 1151 L..:37~C:CM:Jrt~S~f·~-------,+---~ ,' ... ·• · -~ :" , ',.....:.,•-<..;~,. .,. >:. ••lllii An early spring wedding is planned. ' Shop Gallipolis' Newest Fino Fumiture . ·.,.. •• 1 e Womens DRESSES Brighten your furniture and your home, with tom-made Slipcoven, professionally made to fit your couch or chair· Wide choice of fabrics, patterns, and colora. 1 The eCAPRIS :'OR YOUR COUCHES & CHAIRSI I t GIRLS \ ' , COATS r........ . fe~turing ower, I " eBreakfast ROWE··SEALY··BERKLINE ~~ rv~ed WOMEN$ BRAND NAME FURNITURE f $ SHIRTS GIRLS eoRESSES ~ ;! •• Rock Springs Grooge, Meigs! Badges were · County met Thursday evening camp lor !Ills · the home of lllr. and Mrs. cussed. Girl Scout Fred Goegletn with Mr. Goe- is eomills up ,~.., . worthy master, presiding. plans ~ appeals for ald wen m- sale. Soot!• lwered. Reported ill wen Kat- freshmenta ie Hood, Phil WUllimsol IIIII bie Charles R. Karr Sr. ond cards bie were sent ID ucb. Becky Mrs, W. A. Morgan lecturer, Hennessy, • short program of ClatliGI'thy, llld CGIICel'8ine gy Slory. lecture boar. KDlt!ht, · ..... .,,. ' '· . �I •. ,. '' '· I' ' ¥ ; ' ' ,. ,~i '. ' ' ,_ I '' I • . ' Nicely ·..~~-:··~~~~~:•. ~11168 ..•,.'' ~~~~· ~'l'llll~n~;I~·~D;1111~u.;.lll,~lu~ft4a:'~':'·~~: '· 8 al.rd bd H._,a 11r1 Lln'1 HUt 1811 'lit Melp Olnlf Ulll tl 'tile Amtrleu CUeer Soeltly !IIIIIIICIJ ... ...... 1111 .n~~~auntu• ,j Hlllldll!'1 Mltb. mr.. .....- _, rtllllll ol ...,._.,. ~ Mr .. 11141 ' Ella llrpll ull ....,.. • .,_ ol Addlloll, llftll t - B I - . W It IIIIIL lldllr, Boyd Work· ' 1'111 filM IIIII ~-'to,.._ 11111111 ol Yln!Gft. ' llllr 1M • - tl ,.. _..., ....,. . . ...... " ... . . . . . . . . . . . . .~ ll .... - · peiiMit. AI li IU ~ tlfll, ... llllllllh of tilt ~ DG11114 Wortblrnl, Ntll ootllled . rill IIIII IErnlt Huklnl lilt IIIDI ol 1111 penoa · Ill . l<~~~o~l~N~IIIIU. wlltle memory 1ft llltldl U•l · Ntll,tvnlldllle-11 ' alld Mn. Pout Brown dlt ,.,... wh IDide lhl lilt. lb7·1b•t •1;t~~oi~Waylond Mill., \1 1 yiJH , , llll ~~r. 1--------1 , 11141 Mn. w11· ::.:Sh.;.;;a;.;.~re;.;S;.;.;h.o.~oe!OI;e._m..,g . They aro now viti~ - Tips From Audiopht"le I ~· eotorodo. Grace Wilton ol Wuhlnllon, 0. c.. It hort viJI~n. hor aunt, Ethil M1udt VOUftl, tnd tillar, idllh Wlloon. A tteroo bull .... leama buylnC the equipment It 1 eom- ' Population Boom pin affair. On<t ttarted, the "bull" becomes u aport 1'oplr of New Book tlloulb or 11m up and H!tlet t I • , 1 R~ I PQj)lllatlOII oxplotiM It t h t lor 1 olllndlrd contole. Thlt subj!<l of ono of the len now 11 tht foeUna of 1udiophllo book• relelsed for circulation IIIIo ltarnod tho hord woy. · • llMM N~ lth ta Exotic JapBIIIII cullfDt falplred ''Scallopt and · ... • b tht Gollla County b. t " Wtoo Y We llllced w a repreiiiD · ..... 8 templlng ...tood-tnd·vegetablo!IUIWJp oomd with '"'' District Library . , ttvo ol a lltreo-hl·ft componno.; lora 1111111orabla .,..tleu JDOl!l. .to. Not~-flcllon tltlel lncludt: jont muulacl\lrtr (Jenttn), who , The IM!ana ar• Bl.. Lak.., • dialinOI •,...."R II And The Fall 01 Thf d 1 11 h uld Mr. and Mrs. John ftlopotl e~pecially lor collllh>l and toldlll .~- J:!i"'=cllloronlof atpu n , . . I oflet! aound a v ce a ' o ECKING IN '- llltu IJnda Lou Larkins, above, •·· .of Springfield, Ohio, are '-nd Bh110 Lokeo ue_ powa Jtomanovs," by Celio Wtl•on; heed before apending a copper CH . M . ·~ .,... and WUII!ngtoa. s~-. lint tn4 · "Questions, Anyone"' by ROb· ' quarler on units. daughter ol Mr. and ChaJJes I.arkm~~l Cb~~~~t ~~". peeled thiJ weekend to =-~~th poo1o, tboy ·~-~ 'W"bot'ol et;l Thomson : "The Seven Don't spend extn money on 1County'• Junior Mitt, apoasoted by )he . Ill. iy with his brother. Fielding dil~, Y~leloblo OOIDbinalloha, ooupo IIIJd ~i:':" ~~~ Dilys," by Clifford Dowdey: equlpmtnt 11 you can't hear the cees, is one of 20 o! the IJlOsl beaull(ul f"ls~f O~og~nt ldrut, wbo Ill a patient at ownbq\Udlllld.-.odtelulo,tbeyma •·Aome h The Hunler," by Hel- difference. Tuesday In Xoml stlrted the 0h1o Jun enII e : zer HolpHal In OalllpOU!. lor filth andiiiOat. 9UZ81llll! ' Brsdbury, Christine S..U.,.l'Od Boo,. 111narr 1 ......tmh 1n Macinnes . "On Skis Toward j He 1110 lists 1 lew othtr l A busy round ol practico 1esslons. recepltons, and lunch Tltt North Pole," by Bjorn ,don'ts that are money savers eons preceded the start ollhe pngeant at 7:15P.M. satur• Bahr and Dennis Saelens, Rio 1 pack;~:.l~f·l flooen ~ Staib· "Husinm Data Proem· For oumplt be recommends · day night awards were given for mental alertness, creative Grande College student!, •V"'"I 1 -(lib.) 2 81.. II!NJII ing.'.' by Elias Awad , "Mod.' buyina 1 ato;oo • FM rtcelver and performing arts, youth fttno!l, poise and appearance the wi!tkend with their parents. LAb,..,. bout 2 larce . 1 ern Elem011tary Maihematlcs; loyslem, 1 rtlatlvely new d.. highlighted by the crowning ol the 19ft6 Ohio Junior Ml~. Mr. Fielding Hawkins ill f vee•~:~~ cuhtl % ~~·;::n:,1\'v~red A Pll'ent't to the New Con· [velopment in tht field. This The winner will go to Mobile, Alo., lor a national wee • pOrted Improving at Holzer H~ :.:.~· ri&o . 1 large ~011_,._, ce•cepls," by Albert F. Kempf ; Ipula the tuner and amplllior in long pageant In March. Abovo, Mist Larkin• Ia ahowo pUal where he Is beinglrea.tedl 1Hceaupltbin!J~--~·~·•,d.,-~-n-:;: IJauld from betnolnlt "Too Many Americans," by 1tht ume 1ystem ond c1n save checklne ln at Xenia. lor a heart condition. Mr 5• · - - """ tlice Acl4 I incoln Day; "The Heart or 1the buyer up to $100. Hawkins it Wllh him II ttuce~: • ~· tu~J ~~: ,;::~-::,~~-."" Man," by Erich Frtmm and Another Important error to Tri-City Sewing hospital. His daq!lhter and with Molltm oornotarch in water; mr mto ··Potr In Hand." by Florry No- ovoid is cultin& costs on the ISS IS Club E-•~_.~,'ned family, Mr. and Mra. Cl'::~l tab!,. oreond unlll tbivkoMcl. Add toY 11uco. Pool tornatoet; 11 m y nd hildr ' ' ~~ • Add bot '""'loPO. beahl lnd toroaloel to aa~ 1 dall. lpeaktn, DO mailer the amount w en roman a c en. ... wCoown,:;:· ....... th=hly heated. 8eoton to "''" , you spend on the reot ol the Mrs. Robert Rawlings alld Mark, are ••pected ~;1;.:10. spoiDltlo ,.ilh olmondt. Smo with doo. 3 4 NOTE 8PEAKI!RII A pair or &ood 1ol peaken lalned the evening Trl.ctty It lk!wins tn with Joho Harold S. Baker o! Ktnovo, I oet. will cost a minimum $140. Ern Jeuo tntarlained Thursday htr andspend withtheMr.weekend and Mrs. 1 W. VI .. lnd 1.. Crockett FerJ Also ask the solosman lo show Mill llort ol Th~ on Grant Street I• Middleport. Vroman. iUJOn ol Folltburg, Ky .. will · you wltat io inside the speaker tho Past Counc m Guests were htr alster, Mt!. Roger HuntlnlloD bt-··~1181 speakel'll at the S01·ro· or tell you who the manu!acl· ' dorus Council Daughtorl of A~ Edgor Allen•worth and W. Va., apent witll Mr. Tll'nt tervlct o1 tht Church ol 1 urer is. erico Thunday evening, 11 cousin, Min NIDI Ru!lell. , and Mra. James Brewi'DI~>D II :hrist in Christian Union · Beware ol bar&alns or olf. ! home, Ealt Maln:st, Pomeroy. A del!ort course was ..,..ed and bia parents, Mr. and Mrt. 1411 Eaatern Ave , !lalltpolts,l brand merchandise unless the The meetmg, '" ~hlflt 01 during the ooelal hour by Mrs. Luckeydoo II New Hsv011, W. al 7 p.m. IA>day. ' otoro stonds hehlnd Ill sales. Mrs. Adna Sayre, actma pres•· Rawlings. Others Va. . ..-:;:::~~-;-;-; - ;;- ~ In checkilll 1p0akers avoid doni, opened with devotions by were Mrs. Bradford Maag, Mrs. Ray Smtih, former t" fllled" sy•teml - those !hot Mrs. Fred DeBiauer, followed were Ml'!l. Bradloro Maag, Middleport resident, It a pa. are tilled with aand or flbel'l. by lht Lord's Prayer and pledce Non10 Roberta, Ellabe6a Flet, llent at lht GalllpoU. Medical This cuta out the mldrllll!t, Ito flag in unison. Following 1 and Mrs. Millard Wlldennulh. Center. I lht stereo export explolns, and I soort busine" teiSion, pmet =~;;::;--.=::-==::;=-=~=­ ' emphtslzes the treble and baSI. were played witll prizea award: II thlt happens, then you n• ed to Mrs. Arnolcl Hsyes, Mrs. 1 more expensive ampli!ier hi Bentz Wolfe, Mrs. Charlto Codrive the apoaker lor the IOUnd 1ban and Mrs. Richard Campqualtty you want. An air - duel . boll. Relnshments corryl111 out 'J'Ilem It recommended. the valenUne theme were '""'I or couroe. tllort come• a ' ed by the hot~ Olld lavon ' point In every family where were valentine cups filled with •quabbleo crop up because of candy. Allendi!ll were those lbo much volume. One way to uamed abovo and Mt!. Olan oolvt them and alto begin a Goodwin, Mro. Jotep~ BeJ!(!Ie, budlet tteroo syotem Ia to buy Mrs. Thoma• Cook, Mrs. Honry lEO. $3. •torto earpbunes. ;Reibel. Mrt. Norma Chipman A good tot ol headphones 1and 1 1uest, Mnt. Bernlct Darll. wUI cttt $26 and c1n cover lhe 16- to 26,000 • megacycle! ra111e Wltll thtH you can tS • fOOP u10 smaller tpaakert but the NYLON quallly will be more 1pparent, liDCe ihe tound IJ onJy 1\1 In· 0. •h......y !rom the ear. r i • Why the f21 price? A lood 1 Chothlrt Boy Seoul Troop tel ol heldp~oneo, our IUthor- , 11 1 highlight of National 121111 lty Jays. can t be manuloctW'· Boy Scout Week, apent Satur· ttl lor leao tnd ~ lhoy cost :day with 1 camj>OU! and cook· more, then ytu are paying lor oot In an area near tht Kyger 01tras. So II you are budlellng Cr""k l'llwer plant. your oot, consider 1 :»-watt FM A lh nt of &:out Wi!tk receiver and 1 polr ol &OOd no er eve . was ro-organlzatton of tit . . . ntover morf' imporlan\ boadphonoo. II tavet money tnd with tit loll 0 wino """'"' kepo peace In tht houtt. troop, e ... •• lAVE .1.03 ON 1han durina: lhe first IVERY SLIP : Motzger, junior .... walkinK yeoro. Brm1 Richard • ._~;;;;;;;;~._~ l menll YOU BUY \'OIIt baby to W1 sisllnt IICOUtmaoo ; Robert for famou• Firotio flt Met>gor, aenior patrol loader; Otblty P,ttleoat In aylon Jell Circle, uslstaol tettlor pt. and rot\ltruct.ion, 1nd our l'laree Wagal'o Pag1 tricot with wido acaltoptrel leader ; Johnny Me~er' .. peraonal internt" _ ..;._ _ _ _ _ _ _ potrol leader ; Miko Beebe, a.. ed e:tPI!nsive lactt to bot· fitting . Cash, Charge, or Daviatnd htmUno and George Skinner, who under- sistant potrol lender; T ~ m strl.. With aide slit ore wenl oye aurpry Jut week at Quillon, quamrmaster; Btily Shuler's Convenient llolahtd with matclalng !llalhpoli.l Medlcol Center, Roush, scribe; 1nd Robert RJ4. lacol llltowltt. Sllet: p.,. •home and convalescing nicely. or, reporter and IJ8Dif man. Lay-Away Plan. Ute. &mal~ Medium. cot. i Mrs. J . E. Foster, Mrs. Alen oro: Wbito 11141 New P• Shain tnd Mrs. aoor11 ·SkJn. end RUnts ol her mother, Mr. tot Colon, lll!r vlalted Thursday atte.._., IDd Mra. Robert Reibel, Leatlot llobor I!Dtpltal with Mrs. Z, Cr<tk IIGtd. Dale Wippel. Mn. Dolt Wippel It report· Porm Ied improvi"' at Holzer Mospilo II, loilowinl tul1tl7 11141 n· Wt,. To $2.95 pocll to bt homo In 1 low dayo. lrabnl.olt&llllt Edward T. BlUer and datl(lbo ttr Polly Ana ol MlrioD arrtt· od Friday tvtnJnc, to Join MONDAY IPICIALS Mrs. Bautr lor 1 wet!lcfnd II the home of her partnll, Mr. 100% Shetland Wool SWIATIRS I 11td Mrs. CharlO! R. Karr, Sr. WJrtS6,99_ 1'1molby Borbt, 11011 tf Mr. llflltull& & CINilllft tlyl.. lltll Mrs. James Beorbs, IJ Ill II hit holllOl wllll 1111 eldtkB ' JIOI. roant.t ll StroiQhl from Pa1'11 boult· MONDAY Mrt. Chlrlq lludt ltllil ned tHjrda, lht cll1111. roullf IPICIALS bamt TltundaJ, !tom llolw ""'' of tht bade • lipped Ill. t2 11 t.'GIIYIInelal hlQh • "'' boG! In llrfllht lloapllll ud lktiJ. I Personal Notes In Middle,Jort 1 r:t"' ..... •- ":':!' l lro, d:-r.::, :o ,./!1.' i M• Jesse • . Hostess h Council Meets mal• · ::tl-r.:,:OitldWIIIr '*"'::.":.- .. llOiery:.,r:. ..!It ,...,, PANTIES Out of the ahowrpom pelellt, though, tbe Ioven of color ... 1te1 ~ Jllt1U,, rtdl, avocado, 11Wp 'bjUI!I, acid ll'tflll. Tt SALE --~­ 11111ieh to 1 I'Om1!'1 decor, atllcl ~ color yGII Willi to empliMb. ~ 111011, \e ..,.. lad !ben oorttt-lhe ltnfar pillow you wllll to 1111 In tblnhldt. c.rto' make~ ti BIJ'I THREE AMI rMf! Sale PlklH, ........... tl:vorlll bril'l' Ia -stletfto,• VM ,_..... OWI.xc'-ht nplon triOol-a. . ..... In qulllly .... . . . . . ftn.i·fo.tlkllleonn-1-. .---. . ......... ••uc anuea........ ._ ._ ........... ...... ...,. "... _,,.,...,_ 111 IOUad 10 llmple, but remembtr ldlt deft. with pll~a eomt'l lrctltl uperlmenlalto~ , ,, J!11 .key to a decorative 1electlon. ·: tor .._W.olntt'Yn• VllllTORS. co~ Mt. and Mrl. RlclNil!d 1\oBer lnd baby daugf\lor, 1Jor1, ·Belpre; VII~ thlll ' 1ieokwltb their parenll. Mr. ind·folrs· Wt~ bur "-nn'"" ··• Mn. Ma~ ••and"'"'alsO with Mr. ~ "" Roller •Charge and Mrs. Rldlard · Great and eBudget elayaway ,.=:.u:u:•~~·:•!:'":"":--:.~--;;;o;;;;;o;;===-=~!fam~U~y,~1~11~ol~:g:~=, •WtlllOI.P!,OMOrf. ,, <2 ft\naute~ i i IOtJTIIEASTERN omo•a MOST BEAUTiFtlL r ASIIION CENTER I I 1 MONDAY. SPECIALS i 1 Ch hirt T loRRAIHfo Jn Cam Out can or , . , !! HALF SLIPS fin.est fit \ 1 Time to enjoy the Naturalizer walk --··g 1' 7 'V'•* u , a .. , ,_ .............. IPtDft I OFF . . 7111111 ,.. ..... . , 1111 11o $,.97 'n ...... oc:......,, a I, .............. Pita., a t11111 \P 3 .... ,.. J • i sat ............... Jlllji. . . . . a'l • ......_ 111111111 a. *Jl·" t'J S·" I I ' 1 .......; Personal Notes From Pomeroy 'I spo $3 50 Opa1Wly9:0014)$:00 Buy Now ~lllllilP10D,_-. SAVE A FULL. 10% OFF REGULAR PRICE- Mr~. A.- WOOL SCARFS Yeqer I'IIUnllll whlll. bomt Friday, ,....,., 1111 ..... )1111 lhrtt WIUI '111111 her 111111, S to 9 _ Mn. Edna Bar!llt. 011111'1 t1l Mal'lllll Mr and llrl. Jlltlfl Kll<hln IIIII chtlclno, Debbll tnd DenItt, " Qllllcolllt, . . . . . . . . $6.99 potr Roush's Shot Store 79c Savina• Good On W""'n'• lhd . • t• ·• Mkldt.port ~------ ' lalt ... MINI! ht. La,.WIYI ~ 1111 !IIIW•uplly April ?at.. ' Oeli...!II,OI!i• Chapman· Caraday ;. ...... , ...... .._ . . . PH .anaa-:, ~ _. ltaM Chllclrtri'• ·IP.I'Ii!f. Cvall or Sulllf ' I:I . . . 441 117ft �I •. ,. '' '· I' ' ¥ ; ' ' ,. ,~i '. ' ' ,_ I '' I • . ' Nicely ·..~~-:··~~~~~:•. ~11168 ..•,.'' ~~~~· ~'l'llll~n~;I~·~D;1111~u.;.lll,~lu~ft4a:'~':'·~~: '· 8 al.rd bd H._,a 11r1 Lln'1 HUt 1811 'lit Melp Olnlf Ulll tl 'tile Amtrleu CUeer Soeltly !IIIIIIICIJ ... ...... 1111 .n~~~auntu• ,j Hlllldll!'1 Mltb. mr.. .....- _, rtllllll ol ...,._.,. ~ Mr .. 11141 ' Ella llrpll ull ....,.. • .,_ ol Addlloll, llftll t - B I - . W It IIIIIL lldllr, Boyd Work· ' 1'111 filM IIIII ~-'to,.._ 11111111 ol Yln!Gft. ' llllr 1M • - tl ,.. _..., ....,. . . ...... " ... . . . . . . . . . . . . .~ ll .... - · peiiMit. AI li IU ~ tlfll, ... llllllllh of tilt ~ DG11114 Wortblrnl, Ntll ootllled . rill IIIII IErnlt Huklnl lilt IIIDI ol 1111 penoa · Ill . l<~~~o~l~N~IIIIU. wlltle memory 1ft llltldl U•l · Ntll,tvnlldllle-11 ' alld Mn. Pout Brown dlt ,.,... wh IDide lhl lilt. lb7·1b•t •1;t~~oi~Waylond Mill., \1 1 yiJH , , llll ~~r. 1--------1 , 11141 Mn. w11· ::.:Sh.;.;;a;.;.~re;.;S;.;.;h.o.~oe!OI;e._m..,g . They aro now viti~ - Tips From Audiopht"le I ~· eotorodo. Grace Wilton ol Wuhlnllon, 0. c.. It hort viJI~n. hor aunt, Ethil M1udt VOUftl, tnd tillar, idllh Wlloon. A tteroo bull .... leama buylnC the equipment It 1 eom- ' Population Boom pin affair. On<t ttarted, the "bull" becomes u aport 1'oplr of New Book tlloulb or 11m up and H!tlet t I • , 1 R~ I PQj)lllatlOII oxplotiM It t h t lor 1 olllndlrd contole. Thlt subj!<l of ono of the len now 11 tht foeUna of 1udiophllo book• relelsed for circulation IIIIo ltarnod tho hord woy. · • llMM N~ lth ta Exotic JapBIIIII cullfDt falplred ''Scallopt and · ... • b tht Gollla County b. t " Wtoo Y We llllced w a repreiiiD · ..... 8 templlng ...tood-tnd·vegetablo!IUIWJp oomd with '"'' District Library . , ttvo ol a lltreo-hl·ft componno.; lora 1111111orabla .,..tleu JDOl!l. .to. Not~-flcllon tltlel lncludt: jont muulacl\lrtr (Jenttn), who , The IM!ana ar• Bl.. Lak.., • dialinOI •,...."R II And The Fall 01 Thf d 1 11 h uld Mr. and Mrs. John ftlopotl e~pecially lor collllh>l and toldlll .~- J:!i"'=cllloronlof atpu n , . . I oflet! aound a v ce a ' o ECKING IN '- llltu IJnda Lou Larkins, above, •·· .of Springfield, Ohio, are '-nd Bh110 Lokeo ue_ powa Jtomanovs," by Celio Wtl•on; heed before apending a copper CH . M . ·~ .,... and WUII!ngtoa. s~-. lint tn4 · "Questions, Anyone"' by ROb· ' quarler on units. daughter ol Mr. and ChaJJes I.arkm~~l Cb~~~~t ~~". peeled thiJ weekend to =-~~th poo1o, tboy ·~-~ 'W"bot'ol et;l Thomson : "The Seven Don't spend extn money on 1County'• Junior Mitt, apoasoted by )he . Ill. iy with his brother. Fielding dil~, Y~leloblo OOIDbinalloha, ooupo IIIJd ~i:':" ~~~ Dilys," by Clifford Dowdey: equlpmtnt 11 you can't hear the cees, is one of 20 o! the IJlOsl beaull(ul f"ls~f O~og~nt ldrut, wbo Ill a patient at ownbq\Udlllld.-.odtelulo,tbeyma •·Aome h The Hunler," by Hel- difference. Tuesday In Xoml stlrted the 0h1o Jun enII e : zer HolpHal In OalllpOU!. lor filth andiiiOat. 9UZ81llll! ' Brsdbury, Christine S..U.,.l'Od Boo,. 111narr 1 ......tmh 1n Macinnes . "On Skis Toward j He 1110 lists 1 lew othtr l A busy round ol practico 1esslons. recepltons, and lunch Tltt North Pole," by Bjorn ,don'ts that are money savers eons preceded the start ollhe pngeant at 7:15P.M. satur• Bahr and Dennis Saelens, Rio 1 pack;~:.l~f·l flooen ~ Staib· "Husinm Data Proem· For oumplt be recommends · day night awards were given for mental alertness, creative Grande College student!, •V"'"I 1 -(lib.) 2 81.. II!NJII ing.'.' by Elias Awad , "Mod.' buyina 1 ato;oo • FM rtcelver and performing arts, youth fttno!l, poise and appearance the wi!tkend with their parents. LAb,..,. bout 2 larce . 1 ern Elem011tary Maihematlcs; loyslem, 1 rtlatlvely new d.. highlighted by the crowning ol the 19ft6 Ohio Junior Ml~. Mr. Fielding Hawkins ill f vee•~:~~ cuhtl % ~~·;::n:,1\'v~red A Pll'ent't to the New Con· [velopment in tht field. This The winner will go to Mobile, Alo., lor a national wee • pOrted Improving at Holzer H~ :.:.~· ri&o . 1 large ~011_,._, ce•cepls," by Albert F. Kempf ; Ipula the tuner and amplllior in long pageant In March. Abovo, Mist Larkin• Ia ahowo pUal where he Is beinglrea.tedl 1Hceaupltbin!J~--~·~·•,d.,-~-n-:;: IJauld from betnolnlt "Too Many Americans," by 1tht ume 1ystem ond c1n save checklne ln at Xenia. lor a heart condition. Mr 5• · - - """ tlice Acl4 I incoln Day; "The Heart or 1the buyer up to $100. Hawkins it Wllh him II ttuce~: • ~· tu~J ~~: ,;::~-::,~~-."" Man," by Erich Frtmm and Another Important error to Tri-City Sewing hospital. His daq!lhter and with Molltm oornotarch in water; mr mto ··Potr In Hand." by Florry No- ovoid is cultin& costs on the ISS IS Club E-•~_.~,'ned family, Mr. and Mra. Cl'::~l tab!,. oreond unlll tbivkoMcl. Add toY 11uco. Pool tornatoet; 11 m y nd hildr ' ' ~~ • Add bot '""'loPO. beahl lnd toroaloel to aa~ 1 dall. lpeaktn, DO mailer the amount w en roman a c en. ... wCoown,:;:· ....... th=hly heated. 8eoton to "''" , you spend on the reot ol the Mrs. Robert Rawlings alld Mark, are ••pected ~;1;.:10. spoiDltlo ,.ilh olmondt. Smo with doo. 3 4 NOTE 8PEAKI!RII A pair or &ood 1ol peaken lalned the evening Trl.ctty It lk!wins tn with Joho Harold S. Baker o! Ktnovo, I oet. will cost a minimum $140. Ern Jeuo tntarlained Thursday htr andspend withtheMr.weekend and Mrs. 1 W. VI .. lnd 1.. Crockett FerJ Also ask the solosman lo show Mill llort ol Th~ on Grant Street I• Middleport. Vroman. iUJOn ol Folltburg, Ky .. will · you wltat io inside the speaker tho Past Counc m Guests were htr alster, Mt!. Roger HuntlnlloD bt-··~1181 speakel'll at the S01·ro· or tell you who the manu!acl· ' dorus Council Daughtorl of A~ Edgor Allen•worth and W. Va., apent witll Mr. Tll'nt tervlct o1 tht Church ol 1 urer is. erico Thunday evening, 11 cousin, Min NIDI Ru!lell. , and Mra. James Brewi'DI~>D II :hrist in Christian Union · Beware ol bar&alns or olf. ! home, Ealt Maln:st, Pomeroy. A del!ort course was ..,..ed and bia parents, Mr. and Mrt. 1411 Eaatern Ave , !lalltpolts,l brand merchandise unless the The meetmg, '" ~hlflt 01 during the ooelal hour by Mrs. Luckeydoo II New Hsv011, W. al 7 p.m. IA>day. ' otoro stonds hehlnd Ill sales. Mrs. Adna Sayre, actma pres•· Rawlings. Others Va. . ..-:;:::~~-;-;-; - ;;- ~ In checkilll 1p0akers avoid doni, opened with devotions by were Mrs. Bradford Maag, Mrs. Ray Smtih, former t" fllled" sy•teml - those !hot Mrs. Fred DeBiauer, followed were Ml'!l. Bradloro Maag, Middleport resident, It a pa. are tilled with aand or flbel'l. by lht Lord's Prayer and pledce Non10 Roberta, Ellabe6a Flet, llent at lht GalllpoU. Medical This cuta out the mldrllll!t, Ito flag in unison. Following 1 and Mrs. Millard Wlldennulh. Center. I lht stereo export explolns, and I soort busine" teiSion, pmet =~;;::;--.=::-==::;=-=~=­ ' emphtslzes the treble and baSI. were played witll prizea award: II thlt happens, then you n• ed to Mrs. Arnolcl Hsyes, Mrs. 1 more expensive ampli!ier hi Bentz Wolfe, Mrs. Charlto Codrive the apoaker lor the IOUnd 1ban and Mrs. Richard Campqualtty you want. An air - duel . boll. Relnshments corryl111 out 'J'Ilem It recommended. the valenUne theme were '""'I or couroe. tllort come• a ' ed by the hot~ Olld lavon ' point In every family where were valentine cups filled with •quabbleo crop up because of candy. Allendi!ll were those lbo much volume. One way to uamed abovo and Mt!. Olan oolvt them and alto begin a Goodwin, Mro. Jotep~ BeJ!(!Ie, budlet tteroo syotem Ia to buy Mrs. Thoma• Cook, Mrs. Honry lEO. $3. •torto earpbunes. ;Reibel. Mrt. Norma Chipman A good tot ol headphones 1and 1 1uest, Mnt. Bernlct Darll. wUI cttt $26 and c1n cover lhe 16- to 26,000 • megacycle! ra111e Wltll thtH you can tS • fOOP u10 smaller tpaakert but the NYLON quallly will be more 1pparent, liDCe ihe tound IJ onJy 1\1 In· 0. •h......y !rom the ear. r i • Why the f21 price? A lood 1 Chothlrt Boy Seoul Troop tel ol heldp~oneo, our IUthor- , 11 1 highlight of National 121111 lty Jays. can t be manuloctW'· Boy Scout Week, apent Satur· ttl lor leao tnd ~ lhoy cost :day with 1 camj>OU! and cook· more, then ytu are paying lor oot In an area near tht Kyger 01tras. So II you are budlellng Cr""k l'llwer plant. your oot, consider 1 :»-watt FM A lh nt of &:out Wi!tk receiver and 1 polr ol &OOd no er eve . was ro-organlzatton of tit . . . ntover morf' imporlan\ boadphonoo. II tavet money tnd with tit loll 0 wino """'"' kepo peace In tht houtt. troop, e ... •• lAVE .1.03 ON 1han durina: lhe first IVERY SLIP : Motzger, junior .... walkinK yeoro. Brm1 Richard • ._~;;;;;;;;~._~ l menll YOU BUY \'OIIt baby to W1 sisllnt IICOUtmaoo ; Robert for famou• Firotio flt Met>gor, aenior patrol loader; Otblty P,ttleoat In aylon Jell Circle, uslstaol tettlor pt. and rot\ltruct.ion, 1nd our l'laree Wagal'o Pag1 tricot with wido acaltoptrel leader ; Johnny Me~er' .. peraonal internt" _ ..;._ _ _ _ _ _ _ potrol leader ; Miko Beebe, a.. ed e:tPI!nsive lactt to bot· fitting . Cash, Charge, or Daviatnd htmUno and George Skinner, who under- sistant potrol lender; T ~ m strl.. With aide slit ore wenl oye aurpry Jut week at Quillon, quamrmaster; Btily Shuler's Convenient llolahtd with matclalng !llalhpoli.l Medlcol Center, Roush, scribe; 1nd Robert RJ4. lacol llltowltt. Sllet: p.,. •home and convalescing nicely. or, reporter and IJ8Dif man. Lay-Away Plan. Ute. &mal~ Medium. cot. i Mrs. J . E. Foster, Mrs. Alen oro: Wbito 11141 New P• Shain tnd Mrs. aoor11 ·SkJn. end RUnts ol her mother, Mr. tot Colon, lll!r vlalted Thursday atte.._., IDd Mra. Robert Reibel, Leatlot llobor I!Dtpltal with Mrs. Z, Cr<tk IIGtd. Dale Wippel. Mn. Dolt Wippel It report· Porm Ied improvi"' at Holzer Mospilo II, loilowinl tul1tl7 11141 n· Wt,. To $2.95 pocll to bt homo In 1 low dayo. lrabnl.olt&llllt Edward T. BlUer and datl(lbo ttr Polly Ana ol MlrioD arrtt· od Friday tvtnJnc, to Join MONDAY IPICIALS Mrs. Bautr lor 1 wet!lcfnd II the home of her partnll, Mr. 100% Shetland Wool SWIATIRS I 11td Mrs. CharlO! R. Karr, Sr. WJrtS6,99_ 1'1molby Borbt, 11011 tf Mr. llflltull& & CINilllft tlyl.. lltll Mrs. James Beorbs, IJ Ill II hit holllOl wllll 1111 eldtkB ' JIOI. roant.t ll StroiQhl from Pa1'11 boult· MONDAY Mrt. Chlrlq lludt ltllil ned tHjrda, lht cll1111. roullf IPICIALS bamt TltundaJ, !tom llolw ""'' of tht bade • lipped Ill. t2 11 t.'GIIYIInelal hlQh • "'' boG! In llrfllht lloapllll ud lktiJ. I Personal Notes In Middle,Jort 1 r:t"' ..... •- ":':!' l lro, d:-r.::, :o ,./!1.' i M• Jesse • . Hostess h Council Meets mal• · ::tl-r.:,:OitldWIIIr '*"'::.":.- .. llOiery:.,r:. ..!It ,...,, PANTIES Out of the ahowrpom pelellt, though, tbe Ioven of color ... 1te1 ~ Jllt1U,, rtdl, avocado, 11Wp 'bjUI!I, acid ll'tflll. Tt SALE --~­ 11111ieh to 1 I'Om1!'1 decor, atllcl ~ color yGII Willi to empliMb. ~ 111011, \e ..,.. lad !ben oorttt-lhe ltnfar pillow you wllll to 1111 In tblnhldt. c.rto' make~ ti BIJ'I THREE AMI rMf! Sale PlklH, ........... tl:vorlll bril'l' Ia -stletfto,• VM ,_..... OWI.xc'-ht nplon triOol-a. . ..... In qulllly .... . . . . . ftn.i·fo.tlkllleonn-1-. .---. . ......... ••uc anuea........ ._ ._ ........... ...... ...,. "... _,,.,...,_ 111 IOUad 10 llmple, but remembtr ldlt deft. with pll~a eomt'l lrctltl uperlmenlalto~ , ,, J!11 .key to a decorative 1electlon. ·: tor .._W.olntt'Yn• VllllTORS. co~ Mt. and Mrl. RlclNil!d 1\oBer lnd baby daugf\lor, 1Jor1, ·Belpre; VII~ thlll ' 1ieokwltb their parenll. Mr. ind·folrs· Wt~ bur "-nn'"" ··• Mn. Ma~ ••and"'"'alsO with Mr. ~ "" Roller •Charge and Mrs. Rldlard · Great and eBudget elayaway ,.=:.u:u:•~~·:•!:'":"":--:.~--;;;o;;;;;o;;===-=~!fam~U~y,~1~11~ol~:g:~=, •WtlllOI.P!,OMOrf. ,, <2 ft\naute~ i i IOtJTIIEASTERN omo•a MOST BEAUTiFtlL r ASIIION CENTER I I 1 MONDAY. SPECIALS i 1 Ch hirt T loRRAIHfo Jn Cam Out can or , . , !! HALF SLIPS fin.est fit \ 1 Time to enjoy the Naturalizer walk --··g 1' 7 'V'•* u , a .. , ,_ .............. IPtDft I OFF . . 7111111 ,.. ..... . , 1111 11o $,.97 'n ...... oc:......,, a I, .............. Pita., a t11111 \P 3 .... ,.. J • i sat ............... Jlllji. . . . . a'l • ......_ 111111111 a. *Jl·" t'J S·" I I ' 1 .......; Personal Notes From Pomeroy 'I spo $3 50 Opa1Wly9:0014)$:00 Buy Now ~lllllilP10D,_-. SAVE A FULL. 10% OFF REGULAR PRICE- Mr~. A.- WOOL SCARFS Yeqer I'IIUnllll whlll. bomt Friday, ,....,., 1111 ..... )1111 lhrtt WIUI '111111 her 111111, S to 9 _ Mn. Edna Bar!llt. 011111'1 t1l Mal'lllll Mr and llrl. Jlltlfl Kll<hln IIIII chtlclno, Debbll tnd DenItt, " Qllllcolllt, . . . . . . . . $6.99 potr Roush's Shot Store 79c Savina• Good On W""'n'• lhd . • t• ·• Mkldt.port ~------ ' lalt ... MINI! ht. La,.WIYI ~ 1111 !IIIW•uplly April ?at.. ' Oeli...!II,OI!i• Chapman· Caraday ;. ...... , ...... .._ . . . PH .anaa-:, ~ _. ltaM Chllclrtri'• ·IP.I'Ii!f. Cvall or Sulllf ' I:I . . . 441 117ft �~ ·' \ . I P Dli 0 , I ' ' j ' 'll'IIIIIIIIT'D•, ....., Fe11rua!y 1t, 1881 -r ·-· 'l'l!e 811u111.t,. - ··• -· ' , n c, .,.., J> llldliiUJ tl, tH&-tf .r.or Be~er Production . "~ ·-· [v 5JI.l I •••,_,,..., ~ I Slll pi: n~ 2-1 I II · s-td a Mill; Middleport U: s!t; Molt. thru Thu11. 9:GO to 6:00 "Sure of Quality" mm crop~ ~!J~> Bemg Planned :ackaon I ,, •I BY c. E. BLAII!'4LEE COlt, there still is an Increase• :::::::::::::::::::::=::::::::::::::::::::::~==::::;;;;, BllmlOll Aplll Apleallln ot.$U.56 In net o·etura for thell' ·' ' m:: 1 " Control Positive Necessity·;, Weevil I Friday a hiunf•y 1:30 to .e:ao p t '\' ' .( • ' 7\TV1T7Cf 1 '.121 n (J -Ill', ~n .j a. Ferllllzer, and ~' ,• I . Educational ThUrNIJ .... 9AMfo8 PM . loo · New In farming . Aaronondll Melp area fanpen bave two hiiber yield." s·~gn Ume needs of cbolces, aceGI'dlng to laliJI'llllo Krofls llso discussed coslll The ia1eJt lnlurmllion • sects, aild methodll and Umlng crops, application leclmlques, lion prooented at the · Alf.U. •nd returu involved in produ•· bout f1e14 crops and soU and of harvest. Annual sudangrass rate and time of appUcaiiDn, WeevU Control Clinic ot Jack, ing alternlllive fornge crops. water llllll8&ellleal wiD be and sorghum • IUdangrass by· dcfleleqey symptoms, analyslt Sill on Friday. They may (1) He noted that anoual forage empb••'"" at • ' Crap Produc. brlds wUI be dlseussed. leclm1ques .and applications for L't>ntrol the weevil and produce yielding tllree toos oJ bay lion Clillll: ~ J at Jack· Soli and water manapmenl optimUm yield, Will be explored hirb yields oJ high quallly foro an acre would net a farmer son. . w~l be preaeated by Mr. flam. during hls discussion. , ages to pay for the inlecUcldes, $24.88 an 'llCfl! leM than altai· P lure .... •·· 1m- uel w. Bone, Extooslo_n Agron- F H-''"" th "' Pr0111'aJD IS or (2) crow crops not so sus- Ia yielding four tono. Increos. as - ....,. crop omltt Soli managmeent 11 It armers a.':"""""' e mee l:l· ceptible to the weevil. mg tho ~eld of the aanua1 lor· ~ po·ovemeat wiD be dlsgussed Ill' afl~ infiltration, retention lng wlll be liveD an opporturi· · , Many Meigs County !ann- age <rop ol four tons, however, :O:~ml:~'::::· and drainage Is to be dlseussed .. ~ut10 :lfi;,.t~!:"' ere are planning to awlteb to would result In a net return of . . · ' Rainfall and cllmalle e11ects oft . • l'f'd clover, orcbardgrass, brome- only $9.64 per acre less than al· Umvenlli. He , w)ll dl!onss soli management, water re- lllbl~ wlso are planned. T b • srau, and llmothy. The owlteb, lalla, fiJIW'ing the forage crop brush IIIII ~eed c:oatrolln pas- quiremenl! by different orops, meetmg will begm promptly at Ohio .arlin, feed .and ferlillz. however, caiiSes Sl)me ~rob- bar at $22 a. ton and the alfalfa 1 ~·~ e~~ and special land sQrface man- ~~· ~lln~dis~:!r! P·~ er folk bave planned a top · !ems that farmers wUl aeell to hay at $25 a ton. •s .....,.ea ~~gement techniques lor control , flight e&tcatlonal proj[l'llll · at consider. . Many farmers have not used 1 pas~uethe ~se of f:rll· of water runoff and erosion areigalll~, La;"""ce an~ tbetr Conventloll and Trade Under present rates of fertl. sufficient fertilization with their · ~' ••• -·'"'· pa ure pr uc- '"'"as to be explored during hi• to,ounllesk.M urhge2 oca th~mersCa Show to be held February IS, li2aUon these -ops are lower alfalfa grass mixtures to get wolD .,... _..... . mar arc on elf 1d I' ·' T led rdl " lllmum return [•crea,.d Dr s~.... Ill Is rt ,.,...ntalion i1d d to 1 d th' 14 an • on 0 o, IIC<O ng yi•lrling than •lfalfa mixtures (ll s. . ,.v.... w a o reJ!O e ar an P an to atten IS to the County ljlduslry Chair· f•rtlll•aUon """ provide sufflc· on ncent neults from var[ou.ol Crop fertility needs and oe- meetin~. man for Meigs .county Theo w~eln grown on . good all~lfa :•nt additional growth so that "''•I• of lora•e -~11ons W111 he pre~•• •• •1, ' Mill . sots. .. • cropa· He 8]~ - orommenw• ON SHEEP Smith of Sugar Run Flour bs Red clover " a possible the weevrl. control measures can rll tonsider recommended prac- ed by Dr. Harold E. Sboemak· , P ' · · su lltute on well-drained soli• be paid · . _ You cant expect much from at omeroy. . that are oo!Hll'oisise and where · . . ewe Dock if they are poor· Two of the great minds of our short rotations are llleable. f'lve tons of bt&h quality hay fed and managed, especially day are featured at the Mon . Orchardgras;, bromegrass, contain about 200 pounds of nilamblng time. A ewe's feed day and Tueadsy luncheon se,. and timothy when adequately lrogen IN) , 50 pounds of pbosrt'qulrements are the greatest s!ons - Dr. Leroy Augenstein fertilized. ea~b will yileld near- plmto IP205). and 200 pounds ldur·lrll! the last hall of pregnan. and the Honorable Walter Judd. ly as well 81 alfalfa dllrlng :of poWh (K20) . These nutrt• llr. flngensteln, a blophysirisl seasons of above normal rain-' enls must ~ supplied from the Phone WY-2-2115 At leut six weeks befor' addreu the .~onday hm<n· but the!e arasses each yield SOil, orgam~ matte~. manure, ' first lambs are due - rations eon on tho topic The Challenge fall that is well distributed or commercoal fertrhzer. (]noc· Mulberry Ave. Pomeroy, Ohio ewes should include oJ An E~plodlng Population." but these grasses each yield u~ated legumes can supply most I 1J to 1 pound of groin or Former M~ta Congress- much less in time orouth. 1•.;.; ·Co~n~tinu;;ed;;.;on~pa;;ge;.;;IB~)-IIill.il l..ostr•t• mixture. Tbe man Judd, who " known for nls Ecoooml!t Raymond N. I! depend on the size and . accomplishments Krofta called attention ot sevdltion of the ewe. If they are hiS knowledge of the Far !'lal recommended practices thin, feeding more than a · will dev~lop the "Educ•· !IVhich are Important in obtain- I otany may he advisable. for Amerrca ' Role In To- in~ high returns from alfalfa. grain necessary to produce World." He mentioned liming and ferti· sirable results depends The President of Georgia to soil test rec. • • • on the roughages available Coll<ge Dr. Noah Lang, and proper seedthe condition oJ the ewe. Jr. Is ~0 on the program, ing,, insect control and time of discuSisiAg business ethics. outting. satisfactory. For rou&hage Between these "Where alfalfa is grown in a try mixed hay with or with· known speakers, there wUI rotation and kept for only silage. Feed all that arut educatlooal for the rost of fertilizer requir· . cleaned up night and an outstanding ed for ,a throe-ton yield mg. If both hay and silages are and educational program for he otfset by the value or the one may he fed In businessmen. returned to the soil," mortih,rg - the other at commercial exhibits . "To increase the yield For grain, a mixture of the latest in four tono, an additional 16.· parts com - three parts fertilizer equipment as lor fertilizer would be need· and one part oil meal as the newest farm ..;pply ed. When allowance also . Is Dlillt Controlled Hitch letS. Feed from Iii to l pound items for todsy's agricultural llllll1e for tho added harvestmg • U..IIJdiHIIC SJIMmthe grain mixture per ewe produclion speclall!ts - Mr. · depending on size and Farmer. Special educaUonal e..W.r&tMiloc For Tobacco Plant Beds. High in Organic Nitrogen - Will ldltlon. sions are being planned f o a F M·likiiiiiiT.A. Not Burn - One 50 lb. Bag Covers Average Size Bed . Re,~l~'d! aftemoon and Tues·ll morning in the areas leases Slowly - Feed s Pla nts Dur ing the Full Growing fertilizer farm chemicals. Season. "!"' 1gr.am, feed and saletl. lt,Nr Melt• General Hospital "The objective of this eonven-11 PtlottE WY 2-2176 POMEROY Is to assist the local • .,.;. II . j..,,ltnrol service lndustry in YOU GOA ' - - - - ----- of feed, fertilizer or ,..;,n 11 FINER PAnERN, to 3S.!Iist farm oeonle to ~chieve greater success in the pro· FASTER •• & ductlon of farm commodities," ilald Mr. Smith. Trade up to a newer. faster, Burns your Tobacco Bed more dependable NEW Frhlly . . • • .. . 9 AM tt 9PM · s.tuflll)' . • 9 AM to 1:30 PM g~ IS it. Cll'ter Ike! oi maktns a eaedlng, Co. ~lilt ~ ApL trolllJJi weeki contrOlling Mon. thru'Wed. 9 AM to 6 PM Ill' March 2nd • BJ..,.... • - ' oa11 I of Crop .Clini~ JrARAI PAGE ~ I . . OHIO STATE CHAROLAIS ASSOCIATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS - Officers and board of director members of the Ohio •tate\ l~barola.il Alan., are ptctured above .. FRONT ROW - Sandra Burge, secretary·treasurer; Bert Presar second vice president· Harold Demorest v• 11dent; Robert Evans, president. BACK ROW - Directors; Dr. T. E. Hogsett, Ed Burge Jo~ Hutchinson Dom Ue~orest Tom Zu a~ Jllll Lawrence and John Vanmeter. The election was held In Columbus recently. The OSCA was formed' to help promo!~ Charolai~ ~ef cattle operates In Ohio under the auspices of the American·lnternatlonal Charolais Assn., Houston, Tex. Bob Evans, known for his "Bob Evans "ou' nty Sausage, Is a promment Galloa county Charolais breeder, and owner of the Hidden Valley Ranch. ~· Book Your Spring Seeds and Baler Twine Orders Now! 1-Lb. Pkg. 't 1 Sugar R.un Flour Mills · ,m I I iliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiliiiiiii SWIFT'S . TOPPY U.S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED 1 1 ' Attention TOBACCO Growers! FOR ALL YOUR TOBACCO SLICED BOLOGNA I - report up to press time. Average hl&h temperature for week this year 51.8, 60.1. Average low temperature for week this year 34.8, last • • . COME TO OHIO PRODUCE ........ ....., •..,.lilt BIG POWER!· FULL UTILITY! 43.4. CHASE AND SANBORN IISTAIT COFFEE AGRINITE " MEIGS EQUIP. .T CO. 10c OFF 7-0% JAR CITY WATERWOIIKS · temperatures low 40. Saturday reaoangl 44 at 11 a.m. Ill. ' 50 lb. bag · · · 5 3.9 5 NIAGARA BED RENCH EASY TO PEEL CALIFORNIA ON REQUEST Robinson's DRY ClEANING I DOAK HAILED Annual lnspeclion Is February 18th 'J'BIS WEEK'S SPECIAL! ' NAVEL 0 •• GES Toronto. MISS AMERICA V-11. automatic, Blue $895· 00 LOAFERS LG. 113'• Middleport, 0. ARGO nME AND LABOR SAVING CHUNK JUNA 1141. - 01. Bottlt JOe Off Llhl Looking lor lnexpen1lva New 69 Home Furnis.lngs Prlc• Ellectlva Monday thru Wednllday WAID CROSS' SONS BUDGET SHOP BAKER FURNITURE IIACINE, OHIO MlddltpOrt, 0. PAGI ST. WY 24214 ... • • -· ... '-rov (It, 7 &. 331 Right On The BHutilul Ohio River. OHIO PRODUCE CO. \ 219 Third Ave. Gallipolis, Ohio Phone 446-1663. Store Open Til 9:00 p. m. MONDAY THRU SATURDAY · _& SHd Company ) FERTILIZER Notllflt Changed ' lut ~Name! 0,. JM.Pela II a complele, petleted dllry Dlloa with a low cost for I eSAMI OWNERS e SAME QUALITY PRODUCTS eSAME COURTEOUS e SAME HIGH CIUALITY SERVICE " .., <:. ' ·< I ,OF · OHlO, tHC. . ' MIOOLII'ORT ·•~" >o- • • Urban Shopping Center, Located At CE~NTRAL . S~OYA ' SA ME DAY SERVICE luy At LandtMrk'• Complete Ar• Farm and ' YOUR F.RM SUPPLY -HrERS" prices. Call today! GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. BARGAIN PRICED! .POMERO'Y e EARL DURHAM, MANAB When your job calls for coocrete, call on u. Prompt delivery, epeclallzed mixes wUl 1Daure you of quality concrete at low, low VISIT OUR pensively-$10.50 can Formerly: Master Faed EMPLOYEES INDUSTRIAl - RESIDENTIAl CHEER AGRICO FERTiliZER .. ORDER FROM lANDMARK NOW CHUCK ROAST CATSUP 20 23 Fule,tn-Thompson TRACTOR SALES Chemically and lnex- FIELD SlEDS, SertJillfl Meir•, GaUia, Ma~on Counties CENTRAL SOYA OF OHIO IOZ. THE SHOE BOX at Detroit regulars Dou&h Bar'k- 11 POMEROY ley aod Warren Godfrey are WY 2·5101 Spring Ave. aldellned with injuries. •• '61 CHEVROlET IMPAlA 4 DOOR Headquarters For DETROIT (UP[) -The Detroit Red Vlings Friday called up Gary Doak from the Pittsburgh HornetS to help nil an Injury gap. Doak will the Red Wings today HOLLAND manure spreader. Latest time-saving, labor-sav· lng model!! now on display GRASS - ,.,.., w•/1-• tbo TDN JUpP~. 'lbe highly palo, table peUets iDiule a fast clcall-up, which is vert iatportant in milking padon.l'ellcls llllllllo Hlily lllld8ow. freely Ia IDY type of bulk bandlinc eq~eat. Willi Cow-Lac-Pel!, thoro I 110 llqlll'don of iupedleatJ 1114 rNif:y- rt!llliftl blliiiiCild feed rmlri!loo. Cow-J:.ac.l'ell are p11t of ~~ CXIIIIpla D~ iliod'"'~~· GET NEW Low Prices GET OUR EARLY SEASON DISCOUNT DON'T BUY UNTIL YOU CHECK WITH USI Dial 992-2181 For Delivery Take dalivery from our oreo warehouu _.,lng Meigl, Galllo and MIMn Countl•. Coli U1 For Speclallud S.rvlc....aulk Spr'Mdlng Avallabi-Wt AI.O C.n Apply Liquid Nlh'Oitn To Your f'iehk. ALL ANALYSIS, STRAIGHT I MIXED MA· TERIALS AVAILABLE. JAC!K W. CARSEY, MGR • I I �~ ·' \ . I P Dli 0 , I ' ' j ' 'll'IIIIIIIIT'D•, ....., Fe11rua!y 1t, 1881 -r ·-· 'l'l!e 811u111.t,. - ··• -· ' , n c, .,.., J> llldliiUJ tl, tH&-tf .r.or Be~er Production . "~ ·-· [v 5JI.l I •••,_,,..., ~ I Slll pi: n~ 2-1 I II · s-td a Mill; Middleport U: s!t; Molt. thru Thu11. 9:GO to 6:00 "Sure of Quality" mm crop~ ~!J~> Bemg Planned :ackaon I ,, •I BY c. E. BLAII!'4LEE COlt, there still is an Increase• :::::::::::::::::::::=::::::::::::::::::::::~==::::;;;;, BllmlOll Aplll Apleallln ot.$U.56 In net o·etura for thell' ·' ' m:: 1 " Control Positive Necessity·;, Weevil I Friday a hiunf•y 1:30 to .e:ao p t '\' ' .( • ' 7\TV1T7Cf 1 '.121 n (J -Ill', ~n .j a. Ferllllzer, and ~' ,• I . Educational ThUrNIJ .... 9AMfo8 PM . loo · New In farming . Aaronondll Melp area fanpen bave two hiiber yield." s·~gn Ume needs of cbolces, aceGI'dlng to laliJI'llllo Krofls llso discussed coslll The ia1eJt lnlurmllion • sects, aild methodll and Umlng crops, application leclmlques, lion prooented at the · Alf.U. •nd returu involved in produ•· bout f1e14 crops and soU and of harvest. Annual sudangrass rate and time of appUcaiiDn, WeevU Control Clinic ot Jack, ing alternlllive fornge crops. water llllll8&ellleal wiD be and sorghum • IUdangrass by· dcfleleqey symptoms, analyslt Sill on Friday. They may (1) He noted that anoual forage empb••'"" at • ' Crap Produc. brlds wUI be dlseussed. leclm1ques .and applications for L't>ntrol the weevil and produce yielding tllree toos oJ bay lion Clillll: ~ J at Jack· Soli and water manapmenl optimUm yield, Will be explored hirb yields oJ high quallly foro an acre would net a farmer son. . w~l be preaeated by Mr. flam. during hls discussion. , ages to pay for the inlecUcldes, $24.88 an 'llCfl! leM than altai· P lure .... •·· 1m- uel w. Bone, Extooslo_n Agron- F H-''"" th "' Pr0111'aJD IS or (2) crow crops not so sus- Ia yielding four tono. Increos. as - ....,. crop omltt Soli managmeent 11 It armers a.':"""""' e mee l:l· ceptible to the weevil. mg tho ~eld of the aanua1 lor· ~ po·ovemeat wiD be dlsgussed Ill' afl~ infiltration, retention lng wlll be liveD an opporturi· · , Many Meigs County !ann- age <rop ol four tons, however, :O:~ml:~'::::· and drainage Is to be dlseussed .. ~ut10 :lfi;,.t~!:"' ere are planning to awlteb to would result In a net return of . . · ' Rainfall and cllmalle e11ects oft . • l'f'd clover, orcbardgrass, brome- only $9.64 per acre less than al· Umvenlli. He , w)ll dl!onss soli management, water re- lllbl~ wlso are planned. T b • srau, and llmothy. The owlteb, lalla, fiJIW'ing the forage crop brush IIIII ~eed c:oatrolln pas- quiremenl! by different orops, meetmg will begm promptly at Ohio .arlin, feed .and ferlillz. however, caiiSes Sl)me ~rob- bar at $22 a. ton and the alfalfa 1 ~·~ e~~ and special land sQrface man- ~~· ~lln~dis~:!r! P·~ er folk bave planned a top · !ems that farmers wUl aeell to hay at $25 a ton. •s .....,.ea ~~gement techniques lor control , flight e&tcatlonal proj[l'llll · at consider. . Many farmers have not used 1 pas~uethe ~se of f:rll· of water runoff and erosion areigalll~, La;"""ce an~ tbetr Conventloll and Trade Under present rates of fertl. sufficient fertilization with their · ~' ••• -·'"'· pa ure pr uc- '"'"as to be explored during hi• to,ounllesk.M urhge2 oca th~mersCa Show to be held February IS, li2aUon these -ops are lower alfalfa grass mixtures to get wolD .,... _..... . mar arc on elf 1d I' ·' T led rdl " lllmum return [•crea,.d Dr s~.... Ill Is rt ,.,...ntalion i1d d to 1 d th' 14 an • on 0 o, IIC<O ng yi•lrling than •lfalfa mixtures (ll s. . ,.v.... w a o reJ!O e ar an P an to atten IS to the County ljlduslry Chair· f•rtlll•aUon """ provide sufflc· on ncent neults from var[ou.ol Crop fertility needs and oe- meetin~. man for Meigs .county Theo w~eln grown on . good all~lfa :•nt additional growth so that "''•I• of lora•e -~11ons W111 he pre~•• •• •1, ' Mill . sots. .. • cropa· He 8]~ - orommenw• ON SHEEP Smith of Sugar Run Flour bs Red clover " a possible the weevrl. control measures can rll tonsider recommended prac- ed by Dr. Harold E. Sboemak· , P ' · · su lltute on well-drained soli• be paid · . _ You cant expect much from at omeroy. . that are oo!Hll'oisise and where · . . ewe Dock if they are poor· Two of the great minds of our short rotations are llleable. f'lve tons of bt&h quality hay fed and managed, especially day are featured at the Mon . Orchardgras;, bromegrass, contain about 200 pounds of nilamblng time. A ewe's feed day and Tueadsy luncheon se,. and timothy when adequately lrogen IN) , 50 pounds of pbosrt'qulrements are the greatest s!ons - Dr. Leroy Augenstein fertilized. ea~b will yileld near- plmto IP205). and 200 pounds ldur·lrll! the last hall of pregnan. and the Honorable Walter Judd. ly as well 81 alfalfa dllrlng :of poWh (K20) . These nutrt• llr. flngensteln, a blophysirisl seasons of above normal rain-' enls must ~ supplied from the Phone WY-2-2115 At leut six weeks befor' addreu the .~onday hm<n· but the!e arasses each yield SOil, orgam~ matte~. manure, ' first lambs are due - rations eon on tho topic The Challenge fall that is well distributed or commercoal fertrhzer. (]noc· Mulberry Ave. Pomeroy, Ohio ewes should include oJ An E~plodlng Population." but these grasses each yield u~ated legumes can supply most I 1J to 1 pound of groin or Former M~ta Congress- much less in time orouth. 1•.;.; ·Co~n~tinu;;ed;;.;on~pa;;ge;.;;IB~)-IIill.il l..ostr•t• mixture. Tbe man Judd, who " known for nls Ecoooml!t Raymond N. I! depend on the size and . accomplishments Krofta called attention ot sevdltion of the ewe. If they are hiS knowledge of the Far !'lal recommended practices thin, feeding more than a · will dev~lop the "Educ•· !IVhich are Important in obtain- I otany may he advisable. for Amerrca ' Role In To- in~ high returns from alfalfa. grain necessary to produce World." He mentioned liming and ferti· sirable results depends The President of Georgia to soil test rec. • • • on the roughages available Coll<ge Dr. Noah Lang, and proper seedthe condition oJ the ewe. Jr. Is ~0 on the program, ing,, insect control and time of discuSisiAg business ethics. outting. satisfactory. For rou&hage Between these "Where alfalfa is grown in a try mixed hay with or with· known speakers, there wUI rotation and kept for only silage. Feed all that arut educatlooal for the rost of fertilizer requir· . cleaned up night and an outstanding ed for ,a throe-ton yield mg. If both hay and silages are and educational program for he otfset by the value or the one may he fed In businessmen. returned to the soil," mortih,rg - the other at commercial exhibits . "To increase the yield For grain, a mixture of the latest in four tono, an additional 16.· parts com - three parts fertilizer equipment as lor fertilizer would be need· and one part oil meal as the newest farm ..;pply ed. When allowance also . Is Dlillt Controlled Hitch letS. Feed from Iii to l pound items for todsy's agricultural llllll1e for tho added harvestmg • U..IIJdiHIIC SJIMmthe grain mixture per ewe produclion speclall!ts - Mr. · depending on size and Farmer. Special educaUonal e..W.r&tMiloc For Tobacco Plant Beds. High in Organic Nitrogen - Will ldltlon. sions are being planned f o a F M·likiiiiiiT.A. Not Burn - One 50 lb. Bag Covers Average Size Bed . Re,~l~'d! aftemoon and Tues·ll morning in the areas leases Slowly - Feed s Pla nts Dur ing the Full Growing fertilizer farm chemicals. Season. "!"' 1gr.am, feed and saletl. lt,Nr Melt• General Hospital "The objective of this eonven-11 PtlottE WY 2-2176 POMEROY Is to assist the local • .,.;. II . j..,,ltnrol service lndustry in YOU GOA ' - - - - ----- of feed, fertilizer or ,..;,n 11 FINER PAnERN, to 3S.!Iist farm oeonle to ~chieve greater success in the pro· FASTER •• & ductlon of farm commodities," ilald Mr. Smith. Trade up to a newer. faster, Burns your Tobacco Bed more dependable NEW Frhlly . . • • .. . 9 AM tt 9PM · s.tuflll)' . • 9 AM to 1:30 PM g~ IS it. Cll'ter Ike! oi maktns a eaedlng, Co. ~lilt ~ ApL trolllJJi weeki contrOlling Mon. thru'Wed. 9 AM to 6 PM Ill' March 2nd • BJ..,.... • - ' oa11 I of Crop .Clini~ JrARAI PAGE ~ I . . OHIO STATE CHAROLAIS ASSOCIATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS - Officers and board of director members of the Ohio •tate\ l~barola.il Alan., are ptctured above .. FRONT ROW - Sandra Burge, secretary·treasurer; Bert Presar second vice president· Harold Demorest v• 11dent; Robert Evans, president. BACK ROW - Directors; Dr. T. E. Hogsett, Ed Burge Jo~ Hutchinson Dom Ue~orest Tom Zu a~ Jllll Lawrence and John Vanmeter. The election was held In Columbus recently. The OSCA was formed' to help promo!~ Charolai~ ~ef cattle operates In Ohio under the auspices of the American·lnternatlonal Charolais Assn., Houston, Tex. Bob Evans, known for his "Bob Evans "ou' nty Sausage, Is a promment Galloa county Charolais breeder, and owner of the Hidden Valley Ranch. ~· Book Your Spring Seeds and Baler Twine Orders Now! 1-Lb. Pkg. 't 1 Sugar R.un Flour Mills · ,m I I iliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiliiiiiii SWIFT'S . TOPPY U.S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED 1 1 ' Attention TOBACCO Growers! FOR ALL YOUR TOBACCO SLICED BOLOGNA I - report up to press time. Average hl&h temperature for week this year 51.8, 60.1. Average low temperature for week this year 34.8, last • • . COME TO OHIO PRODUCE ........ ....., •..,.lilt BIG POWER!· FULL UTILITY! 43.4. CHASE AND SANBORN IISTAIT COFFEE AGRINITE " MEIGS EQUIP. .T CO. 10c OFF 7-0% JAR CITY WATERWOIIKS · temperatures low 40. Saturday reaoangl 44 at 11 a.m. Ill. ' 50 lb. bag · · · 5 3.9 5 NIAGARA BED RENCH EASY TO PEEL CALIFORNIA ON REQUEST Robinson's DRY ClEANING I DOAK HAILED Annual lnspeclion Is February 18th 'J'BIS WEEK'S SPECIAL! ' NAVEL 0 •• GES Toronto. MISS AMERICA V-11. automatic, Blue $895· 00 LOAFERS LG. 113'• Middleport, 0. ARGO nME AND LABOR SAVING CHUNK JUNA 1141. - 01. Bottlt JOe Off Llhl Looking lor lnexpen1lva New 69 Home Furnis.lngs Prlc• Ellectlva Monday thru Wednllday WAID CROSS' SONS BUDGET SHOP BAKER FURNITURE IIACINE, OHIO MlddltpOrt, 0. PAGI ST. WY 24214 ... • • -· ... '-rov (It, 7 &. 331 Right On The BHutilul Ohio River. OHIO PRODUCE CO. \ 219 Third Ave. Gallipolis, Ohio Phone 446-1663. Store Open Til 9:00 p. m. MONDAY THRU SATURDAY · _& SHd Company ) FERTILIZER Notllflt Changed ' lut ~Name! 0,. JM.Pela II a complele, petleted dllry Dlloa with a low cost for I eSAMI OWNERS e SAME QUALITY PRODUCTS eSAME COURTEOUS e SAME HIGH CIUALITY SERVICE " .., <:. ' ·< I ,OF · OHlO, tHC. . ' MIOOLII'ORT ·•~" >o- • • Urban Shopping Center, Located At CE~NTRAL . S~OYA ' SA ME DAY SERVICE luy At LandtMrk'• Complete Ar• Farm and ' YOUR F.RM SUPPLY -HrERS" prices. Call today! GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. BARGAIN PRICED! .POMERO'Y e EARL DURHAM, MANAB When your job calls for coocrete, call on u. Prompt delivery, epeclallzed mixes wUl 1Daure you of quality concrete at low, low VISIT OUR pensively-$10.50 can Formerly: Master Faed EMPLOYEES INDUSTRIAl - RESIDENTIAl CHEER AGRICO FERTiliZER .. ORDER FROM lANDMARK NOW CHUCK ROAST CATSUP 20 23 Fule,tn-Thompson TRACTOR SALES Chemically and lnex- FIELD SlEDS, SertJillfl Meir•, GaUia, Ma~on Counties CENTRAL SOYA OF OHIO IOZ. THE SHOE BOX at Detroit regulars Dou&h Bar'k- 11 POMEROY ley aod Warren Godfrey are WY 2·5101 Spring Ave. aldellned with injuries. •• '61 CHEVROlET IMPAlA 4 DOOR Headquarters For DETROIT (UP[) -The Detroit Red Vlings Friday called up Gary Doak from the Pittsburgh HornetS to help nil an Injury gap. Doak will the Red Wings today HOLLAND manure spreader. Latest time-saving, labor-sav· lng model!! now on display GRASS - ,.,.., w•/1-• tbo TDN JUpP~. 'lbe highly palo, table peUets iDiule a fast clcall-up, which is vert iatportant in milking padon.l'ellcls llllllllo Hlily lllld8ow. freely Ia IDY type of bulk bandlinc eq~eat. Willi Cow-Lac-Pel!, thoro I 110 llqlll'don of iupedleatJ 1114 rNif:y- rt!llliftl blliiiiCild feed rmlri!loo. Cow-J:.ac.l'ell are p11t of ~~ CXIIIIpla D~ iliod'"'~~· GET NEW Low Prices GET OUR EARLY SEASON DISCOUNT DON'T BUY UNTIL YOU CHECK WITH USI Dial 992-2181 For Delivery Take dalivery from our oreo warehouu _.,lng Meigl, Galllo and MIMn Countl•. Coli U1 For Speclallud S.rvlc....aulk Spr'Mdlng Avallabi-Wt AI.O C.n Apply Liquid Nlh'Oitn To Your f'iehk. ALL ANALYSIS, STRAIGHT I MIXED MA· TERIALS AVAILABLE. JAC!K W. CARSEY, MGR • I I �.• ' ,, ·, t ·' moP CLINIC SET ' . .., ' ( ' ' ---- ~ ' A Winter ·Mon~y~ll,d . ln. Our W~t CA~ I ~- ' - . . . ... ' ' • 18-Th~ SUllclay S~ay, .:ts,_ 1$68 . . ' Tlqlefselillnet . . .~ru&l')' ".,_,. ' . ' r '· ' ' ,.. ' STOP IN~ WE'VE GOT A •'LOT OF HEART" SH()P ouR lOT FOR "HEARTY" ' ' ' I\ I OK USED CAR' PlofONI WY 2·2156 au TRUCK SHOAlS POMEROY MOTOR CO. MOWREY'S oaable rates. work guaranteed. Pleasant, 675-415f. For Sale Suwfcn OH.red DBWI I I I'WIIBINCJ &ND 'IEATINQ .. lkJU ....i"'& 160 far pnmpl _ . . a semce. caD G ~~-W. IIA'l'I"S PLUMBING dEATING, All ""'k ,... ........ GALLIA . . Zlld. GllllipoUI 1.. 1111 Rome w -1111 DILLON AGENa LooM •lm1ll AcNige ~~.-pl,!~t~ Glllllltllt. Ohio lllllllel-o.- D. PAR80Nll, RE-.u;-:rilR111 8eeUIId Ave. l'llue ttl =a -NEW:-:::::--:-:-::-:MC~=TR'':-::..., .:-:-- I A. 110 mi. from IIWI, I 6 .,_ pd bltllroom, water ill HEADQUAmiS NOW SHOWING down! Don't let ll 1 Prima 20. Adder $11!- DOW $99.50; Eloctric $185. IIOw $1118.50. Reotall m1 Repaln. SlmlllOIIJ Ptg. llld Oflloo Eqwp. SHENANG SPRINGS Presents Miss Bollllie Joe Allen and· her GO GO Friellds :Sunday thru Tllun. 6:30 PM to 2:30 AM APPLES: GeldeD Delicious, Melro!e, Grime• Golden, ·and Rotne BeauliOI. Open week· day!, closed oa Sunday. Wells Orcbanl, St. Rl. ISO. 1&-lf complell!ly private $30. 446-1901, M. I. Clark, 14 St. lhenang Springs aMllll North of P1111111roy on State Route 7 ~ ". !f "''""·· ·". ~ -- ' •.•_ and 10undl Ute new. four months old. 4 speed autolliiJ. lit turntable. Mulllplt 1peak, oro. Only 151.'1S or tl!rml. Call 116 131! · IH lull No Cover. No ,..••••lions. No lncrHH In prlcei. Exotic Dancing At lh Best Featuring The All New Go-Go.Band UHf KNOTTS USED FURtmVII IIIICI UPHOLSTERING 1163 S.C. Oalllpollt 19'o6 MODELS cbell, pows•IOI al OIICI. JJM lO • CbMolel JJIIt lO lon GMC 'Jfi5 lO Interoalio1W 1160 lO Ton Cbeorolel U55 lO Ton Ford U55 '1111 Toll Ford U51 II Too GMC IIIII I ton GMC Dump 1961 s loll GMC 11110 ,Ford - '1111 lm II!St Ford - II 1011 1161 Ford £mnHne 1151 ClleY. I loll U58 Clln. II loll 11153 Chef. \1 loll 19511 Dodge II toD t 1950 llOdp ·II IIIII 11164 IDI. Soou1, 2 bee! Dr. 1957 Interoalioaall faa 1158 Cllemllel 11 loa 1157 II l'oa UMC JJIII 01diiJ1!!bQI New to" l!Diar1 ca'tten 110 • · • NeW 5 •lon r.rm wagou llrOI New 'U fllt,to flU 11-U , An.. THE DAILY SENTINEL MSGSCO. g ACRES 2 ml101 from land, large I ~ 2 llory boma, t BR. diDlq J'OOID, 111ce kltcllao wilb blrcb caM..... ltDrm doorl • wildo'ill buemeat, fumaee, good well, --" bara' ...... 11 farm po, nd ........ real good farm lORd.. SllrpiWlllgly low price at ...GOt. 1~ STORY BR, dinlq room, kitChen featuring wood oabiDell, tile balb, lull baaemeat, 11111811 doWII payment llld 1 Gl loan 4% per ceat 1111., good localloo, owner ·Hvllc lD ClnclmlaU ud II wllllllc llcrlllce. ...... Mlrch ,15 GBC Gradultel Ott Tht Bitler Jobe · Dl 1om p I C0ui'MI .SICI.tlrlal . ,....... Offlte eBut. Adml_nlltratl"' 1'here II a job wl~ 1111Umlted opportuDitjal fllr every GBC Grad!late. lhroll"*"' Am pl.. Ulltll March 10 hrM&1chTerm Call, write; or vlllt fir lnfllnnall• &....... Ciallfplhs lulll1n c.n... ........... Pl!one 441 4167 ----------- FLOWERS THE PERFECT GIFT FOR VALENTINE'S DAy COLORFUl BlOOMING PUNTS FROM - $3.00 LOVE HER! Send ~vely Cut FloArrangemenh FROM- •3.50 gp' a •• It ply tloJ! llllaellmall ur.. plul tu needed to bultollbole Oldo. YalleJ utpltrllll C.. 011 boltono, IIIDIOfll 111111,0 bind Ul .... ... I'll. •••••• bem, overca•~ ete. Juat in- RENT J!lLI!l(,'J'IUC .I lerl talllll for ~·· Oaly oUr Rua' llllmiporiNr ., . lti.!IO or tmDI. 416 im. · IAialre. llheppard'1, • JJt. will · ra:; c.:;:.";!:~ S Mlnneap.IIJ MoOne Powtl'l · 'r11Jap propel). on111 ........ 1!111 WJaten Apply WY 2-2156 . .., ••.• omee Clyde 8. Welker, Mgr. RUTLAND ware, Maoon, W. Vi. 77 t!!!eed. Ph. 44&-1589, _ ,.., all MIH511. ..., Estate Loans COUNTY them a Blue Lustre. Rent NOTICE: Will buy 101: shampooer, IL Baker Furolskunk Ull March 15. B II lure, Middleport. Bailey, ReedaviUe, Oblo. SOUP'S ON, the rug that ;-;:i:::;:;:;...--.,,--.:.1:_:1 JJte 10 clean the apot with ANT1QU£ ll'uroiture, dlsbes. Lustre. Rent electric mlilcellaneous ·eao tit ""'11. , 1 .. pooor, fL Pomemy Mrs. Howanl CeeiJ. 8111 fl. Bklek, Pomeroy, ~o St . Pomeroy, TAKE !IOU ··away the In! way from carpets and bolatery. Rent electric i · ·· .Notice pooer, IL Pickens ·~:tJ J'l!- .... 1111. -- 46 C...rt St. ~ipollt,· Ohle �.• ' ,, ·, t ·' moP CLINIC SET ' . .., ' ( ' ' ---- ~ ' A Winter ·Mon~y~ll,d . ln. Our W~t CA~ I ~- ' - . . . ... ' ' • 18-Th~ SUllclay S~ay, .:ts,_ 1$68 . . ' Tlqlefselillnet . . .~ru&l')' ".,_,. ' . ' r '· ' ' ,.. ' STOP IN~ WE'VE GOT A •'LOT OF HEART" SH()P ouR lOT FOR "HEARTY" ' ' ' I\ I OK USED CAR' PlofONI WY 2·2156 au TRUCK SHOAlS POMEROY MOTOR CO. MOWREY'S oaable rates. work guaranteed. Pleasant, 675-415f. For Sale Suwfcn OH.red DBWI I I I'WIIBINCJ &ND 'IEATINQ .. lkJU ....i"'& 160 far pnmpl _ . . a semce. caD G ~~-W. IIA'l'I"S PLUMBING dEATING, All ""'k ,... ........ GALLIA . . Zlld. GllllipoUI 1.. 1111 Rome w -1111 DILLON AGENa LooM •lm1ll AcNige ~~.-pl,!~t~ Glllllltllt. Ohio lllllllel-o.- D. PAR80Nll, RE-.u;-:rilR111 8eeUIId Ave. l'llue ttl =a -NEW:-:::::--:-:-::-:MC~=TR'':-::..., .:-:-- I A. 110 mi. from IIWI, I 6 .,_ pd bltllroom, water ill HEADQUAmiS NOW SHOWING down! Don't let ll 1 Prima 20. Adder $11!- DOW $99.50; Eloctric $185. IIOw $1118.50. Reotall m1 Repaln. SlmlllOIIJ Ptg. llld Oflloo Eqwp. SHENANG SPRINGS Presents Miss Bollllie Joe Allen and· her GO GO Friellds :Sunday thru Tllun. 6:30 PM to 2:30 AM APPLES: GeldeD Delicious, Melro!e, Grime• Golden, ·and Rotne BeauliOI. Open week· day!, closed oa Sunday. Wells Orcbanl, St. Rl. ISO. 1&-lf complell!ly private $30. 446-1901, M. I. Clark, 14 St. lhenang Springs aMllll North of P1111111roy on State Route 7 ~ ". !f "''""·· ·". ~ -- ' •.•_ and 10undl Ute new. four months old. 4 speed autolliiJ. lit turntable. Mulllplt 1peak, oro. Only 151.'1S or tl!rml. Call 116 131! · IH lull No Cover. No ,..••••lions. No lncrHH In prlcei. Exotic Dancing At lh Best Featuring The All New Go-Go.Band UHf KNOTTS USED FURtmVII IIIICI UPHOLSTERING 1163 S.C. Oalllpollt 19'o6 MODELS cbell, pows•IOI al OIICI. JJM lO • CbMolel JJIIt lO lon GMC 'Jfi5 lO Interoalio1W 1160 lO Ton Cbeorolel U55 lO Ton Ford U55 '1111 Toll Ford U51 II Too GMC IIIII I ton GMC Dump 1961 s loll GMC 11110 ,Ford - '1111 lm II!St Ford - II 1011 1161 Ford £mnHne 1151 ClleY. I loll U58 Clln. II loll 11153 Chef. \1 loll 19511 Dodge II toD t 1950 llOdp ·II IIIII 11164 IDI. Soou1, 2 bee! Dr. 1957 Interoalioaall faa 1158 Cllemllel 11 loa 1157 II l'oa UMC JJIII 01diiJ1!!bQI New to" l!Diar1 ca'tten 110 • · • NeW 5 •lon r.rm wagou llrOI New 'U fllt,to flU 11-U , An.. THE DAILY SENTINEL MSGSCO. g ACRES 2 ml101 from land, large I ~ 2 llory boma, t BR. diDlq J'OOID, 111ce kltcllao wilb blrcb caM..... ltDrm doorl • wildo'ill buemeat, fumaee, good well, --" bara' ...... 11 farm po, nd ........ real good farm lORd.. SllrpiWlllgly low price at ...GOt. 1~ STORY BR, dinlq room, kitChen featuring wood oabiDell, tile balb, lull baaemeat, 11111811 doWII payment llld 1 Gl loan 4% per ceat 1111., good localloo, owner ·Hvllc lD ClnclmlaU ud II wllllllc llcrlllce. ...... Mlrch ,15 GBC Gradultel Ott Tht Bitler Jobe · Dl 1om p I C0ui'MI .SICI.tlrlal . ,....... Offlte eBut. Adml_nlltratl"' 1'here II a job wl~ 1111Umlted opportuDitjal fllr every GBC Grad!late. lhroll"*"' Am pl.. Ulltll March 10 hrM&1chTerm Call, write; or vlllt fir lnfllnnall• &....... Ciallfplhs lulll1n c.n... ........... Pl!one 441 4167 ----------- FLOWERS THE PERFECT GIFT FOR VALENTINE'S DAy COLORFUl BlOOMING PUNTS FROM - $3.00 LOVE HER! Send ~vely Cut FloArrangemenh FROM- •3.50 gp' a •• It ply tloJ! llllaellmall ur.. plul tu needed to bultollbole Oldo. YalleJ utpltrllll C.. 011 boltono, IIIDIOfll 111111,0 bind Ul .... ... I'll. •••••• bem, overca•~ ete. Juat in- RENT J!lLI!l(,'J'IUC .I lerl talllll for ~·· Oaly oUr Rua' llllmiporiNr ., . lti.!IO or tmDI. 416 im. · IAialre. llheppard'1, • JJt. will · ra:; c.:;:.";!:~ S Mlnneap.IIJ MoOne Powtl'l · 'r11Jap propel). on111 ........ 1!111 WJaten Apply WY 2-2156 . .., ••.• omee Clyde 8. Welker, Mgr. RUTLAND ware, Maoon, W. Vi. 77 t!!!eed. Ph. 44&-1589, _ ,.., all MIH511. ..., Estate Loans COUNTY them a Blue Lustre. Rent NOTICE: Will buy 101: shampooer, IL Baker Furolskunk Ull March 15. B II lure, Middleport. Bailey, ReedaviUe, Oblo. SOUP'S ON, the rug that ;-;:i:::;:;:;...--.,,--.:.1:_:1 JJte 10 clean the apot with ANT1QU£ ll'uroiture, dlsbes. Lustre. Rent electric mlilcellaneous ·eao tit ""'11. , 1 .. pooor, fL Pomemy Mrs. Howanl CeeiJ. 8111 fl. Bklek, Pomeroy, ~o St . Pomeroy, TAKE !IOU ··away the In! way from carpets and bolatery. Rent electric i · ·· .Notice pooer, IL Pickens ·~:tJ J'l!- .... 1111. -- 46 C...rt St. ~ipollt,· Ohle �.' . ' ,. I )' ' ' ' •. ,!(.'[4,'· . '. r '-,.-_.-.- .'· .· -~-., .. l .I • ~ ·'«' ~ -~.··' I • ;. ~ ~. 1 • l . . . . .' ! . ~ \ ·', ;: * •J .~rs ':~ weather ~ lll&jar ~blo, • " t 'Hocldli& lilts, whoi tlfor~ IIi "" lnl ,. lit mOll " LET frtrldltlea!Me, .,..""' ..,t, 1.r ieil lf clan tho II ancl dropAthet11 11W1 ttre <lose4 Ulned eptJI · 1le lllghway ~ ii6 olosecl •• Sunday Daytime Shows - Amaf~u,. 01' E...,.rl-A/1 md·~ pede"cf IMfflllitiOM with Ge11011a Po/gvillfl/ Olchlol'ltltl P/119/ie Water Pipe f A tube etlttet and a dop. bru sh are oil Y1oloU ,.lfd. Cut th• pipe to le"qth with o tube eutt.f-apJll, IMIW lnsulottv. Genon CPS Watet Pipe ,....... co•u:lefllct• proble1111 •• over. a._ ,_,,._ Jl;• ~~~~J!r· Schweitzer Talk Lamp . Look Up <llrlstopbers Camers 3 Bowling 11: lt-ll.lble - 12:1tf-n Chapel IUO-Garden Uub Face The Nolioa 1:00-M.. c Pre.. Oral Roberts 1 30-News Colli. Leadership Uii- S~san's Crossroads Came Elberfelds are Headquarters tor Scotts Lawn Care Products God Is Answer 11;01 lJfe col• woe. -.-. • wek/g together IIIH«JJ/dst/ PICKENS HARDWARE Ev&lljJelism I:G-Jabllet h lr.Mps hot liPCiter hott. and • lightweight/ WCJIS , ... ·=~ t:30- -and RADIO welding soiv~t~~t to fiHing and pipe a s per Uutn11:li~• on die can-puah ..n..n totMh• wHh • twl•tl.. ~ tion. With th li'SAZ n~ 7:30 1:301:45 2:01f--ls!e VI 2:1> 2: 311-ports Eye Facine Life We Believe Spts. Spectacular 8lngin1 Tilllt Church OISE TOU'RE APVAA.frAGE OF, fk)G TER.Riel.E"! Legion Peter Potamuo 8ullwinkle DUDLEY'S FLORIST Cruoode L•ghthouae Harmony Boya NBA Game .. .•' N6- - . Action Alumni Fun Amer. Sportsmaa HOLLYWOOD (NEA) -&Is· . . TBA an Hampshire, of the Yorkshire UO Wild Kingdom Mr. Ed HOJJlfl'hires, OO~Idn't gel into Stoney Burke o:311-College Bowl'fed Mack the Polo LoulljJe or the Beverly liilla hold becall!e sbe wq wearing slacks. The slacb were Evening Showa part o1 a Dior outfit _ slacks and Jacket of pony skiD _ and 1:00-News 20th Cen&ury about q Biunnlll(l as Sports 1!. Tubbo 6:341Bell Telep. ' San Francisco Beat Addams FamiiJ olothes can 1><. 7: 00La!;sie .J was we&rtnc this same Sea VO)Iaga 7:30-Watl Disney Favori'" Martiaa outril In New York .. sho aald. "'And I wanted te Ko into 'Zt' I:~•Ed Sullivan FBI Tiley aald 110, no Blacks llllow: :""""1V•nded ed. I said, 'But these are br f:tll-Bonanza Dlw.' So the maitre d' soH!/ Perry Masoa Movie 'Well, ill tha& case, go right IUO.Wactueoc Sllip Candid camera . LII'E IS JUST a ...-;.,. of !0:Wbal's My Line ad>~es 1w Susan Hamp. 11:00-.Newa News llillre. Mayho it"s becauae she's . News 11:15-Tbeater .. be8ulilw - tall, blonde, . Utanging World ll::JO...;. Laie Sbow brown eyes aet at a provocative · Wrest line 11:451 llh. Maybe It's bec!auoe she's 1 U:liitalented actress _ sbe was the wllcb in Wall Disney's "'Thornurn." and you 'U see her soon m Dilney'a "'The FJshling Prince of Donegal" and oppoo. itt Cbafles Aznavour in ''Paris In Augll!l.'' But RMJsl likely it's beca... l .....s a girl with an admitlod emotlooa~ rather than intel· lectual, approach to lile. Sile was never very gOOd In . acbool, Bile says, and one teach. I &.illpi•Jre .,. lold ber that, if she wanlod AU It Bile '- Afrb Ill . lo be loved, she'd have to do Sk 1ays 111e 10041 ...lor ' the l<lhool m Iwgowa·-" she aomelbi"'J about it. , very ......llltle _ 'we ale ':: :': PY lor a child's educ• Site did. Sloe doclded Ia •er meals 1o10111er hr "'a(= lor Z JIO'uiiJs, U j .. lklll. years, lllat movie olol'o -IIIII sloe woa1 .., IC · ·. 1 $7) and lor ~ leaenll¥ loved, .. de · tloey laW aiiMI. buy bll (about $1.50) Wlllld becuOH a Dlevie liar. At his compound mel 1 books eJolheii I 0 d And eventually that is man, ball . G....,k' and aalt Aa ' ly whm sbe became. But there Negro, who helped her mak • hr lMnell, loer •l[llloq bave betn times when s h e her dect'lion. Jleoause of ~ on llmPIJ staled: •T. llti Ia . waan'l IIW"e iJ thai was- what · color, he was very unhappy hi1o ..U. lloe m•, I ~e .... 1 ~ reaDy ought 10 De doing. 1feell"'J lila! he fit Into bave live elllloi!U lid lie There WOJ the naggilljJ world. oetntt lao ..... · ' lflousbt " sho oaya "th 1 H - WWid CII'S ~ kind ol ~k 1 act-/ e said the greaiA!st pleasure mah - aawlllq pkllire lblnking Y. always he 1olln llle," sho la)'l, "came ery year." . ALSO: AVAILABLE ON TV CABLE. FM about •-~' thebmselveo and !rom movies. And I reallaeol Firat, '"'"'"h,· ~ uvw muc lllOOe)' · actora in holplna p1e · . _ ·~• STEREO F,r Your Listening Pleasure are ~~ and thilljJs Uke I 'trom their : . -...~ cam advea~ Ill hne. lllat. . evell . lUll ..,......., U,.apo:lnj, If ohe Can lei At Ncr~dditionel Mo!!tidy Charge · 'l'lte lasl lime thel worry ultlljJ ' : " ~· are oonlrlb. b!,lweea:,Pic""':a, Ailed .he!' was las& SHE w~· TO IJl -~ell~Jin pllnned _ All Thh For $5.00 ln\tallatlon PROGRAM NOTES FOR FLOWERS THE FOR olliiU::, VALENTINE'S DAYI , SEE TV CABLE HIGHLIGHTS IN THIS TV SECTION ::::r u.e neitber' ,' .• '.' Carrol K. Snowden Gellipolis, Ohio om e<act-l . Colorful Blooming Plants _ from $3.00 ;. Love H•r? S.nd Lovely Cut Flower ArrengenHtnts _ from $3.50 46 Court St. llllE JIEIERI Ill s- PERFECT GIFT 59 N. 2nd Ave, Mlddlepart, Ohio Park Centr1l Hotel Bldg. 5KontiAWIIue Galllptlle, Ohlp Phone~290 · Ho- "!*ie 1U t511 ITt SfliE fl. '------------------.JI'~- ,., .,.,.. ;:"' I I On Salelri: Eiberfelds _Bu~ .House~ares Dtpt•.~' ELBER.' Ifi'·.L:D-5 IN \ ' . ' '· ~·. . I ..• ! < • ;, '\ . ; • These outstanding programs con be brought into your home for only $1.19aweek ... . / ' . ' !! ..." lhe lime, she wu fill a It- · sornetltlnti lilA _ another plane, olte sal 'IIIII& to ride lbe ' .'*llroad. Trans. • 8:1111$4.95 ~Month a woman whO ilao with • ' rFor "'1!Piet~ ~lilt. e.ll .. , INIINNAS, iNc. wake ol The rains 1 New York rl gusted lo jpped down t eolidnror. · - I I f ,, in'.':r . ' aorthonl l rains added water Ill tbe I of llle Truth I . OSLO (UP!) -Br!iain's Bob: by. Wilsoa scored a 6-4 6-4 1 victory over Patrice Beust of France Friday to reach the · rtnals of the Scandinavian I indoor tennis charnplonshlps. . Wilson will meet Denmark's 1 ~ 'I ICldq lilt Bron• and Discovery I from ted Uvi"'J Beany and Cecil 3:01f--World GoU 1:00-spts. 1: tii1:30- --~ lniTN n.u tl Oklahoma Panhalldlt. ed up at tho snow, ,; was on tbt kla. I hazardous were lasued Elsewhere, mwers from oma aad • eren~ ~~- �.' . ' ,. I )' ' ' ' •. ,!(.'[4,'· . '. r '-,.-_.-.- .'· .· -~-., .. l .I • ~ ·'«' ~ -~.··' I • ;. ~ ~. 1 • l . . . . .' ! . ~ \ ·', ;: * •J .~rs ':~ weather ~ lll&jar ~blo, • " t 'Hocldli& lilts, whoi tlfor~ IIi "" lnl ,. lit mOll " LET frtrldltlea!Me, .,..""' ..,t, 1.r ieil lf clan tho II ancl dropAthet11 11W1 ttre <lose4 Ulned eptJI · 1le lllghway ~ ii6 olosecl •• Sunday Daytime Shows - Amaf~u,. 01' E...,.rl-A/1 md·~ pede"cf IMfflllitiOM with Ge11011a Po/gvillfl/ Olchlol'ltltl P/119/ie Water Pipe f A tube etlttet and a dop. bru sh are oil Y1oloU ,.lfd. Cut th• pipe to le"qth with o tube eutt.f-apJll, IMIW lnsulottv. Genon CPS Watet Pipe ,....... co•u:lefllct• proble1111 •• over. a._ ,_,,._ Jl;• ~~~~J!r· Schweitzer Talk Lamp . Look Up <llrlstopbers Camers 3 Bowling 11: lt-ll.lble - 12:1tf-n Chapel IUO-Garden Uub Face The Nolioa 1:00-M.. c Pre.. Oral Roberts 1 30-News Colli. Leadership Uii- S~san's Crossroads Came Elberfelds are Headquarters tor Scotts Lawn Care Products God Is Answer 11;01 lJfe col• woe. -.-. • wek/g together IIIH«JJ/dst/ PICKENS HARDWARE Ev&lljJelism I:G-Jabllet h lr.Mps hot liPCiter hott. and • lightweight/ WCJIS , ... ·=~ t:30- -and RADIO welding soiv~t~~t to fiHing and pipe a s per Uutn11:li~• on die can-puah ..n..n totMh• wHh • twl•tl.. ~ tion. With th li'SAZ n~ 7:30 1:301:45 2:01f--ls!e VI 2:1> 2: 311-ports Eye Facine Life We Believe Spts. Spectacular 8lngin1 Tilllt Church OISE TOU'RE APVAA.frAGE OF, fk)G TER.Riel.E"! Legion Peter Potamuo 8ullwinkle DUDLEY'S FLORIST Cruoode L•ghthouae Harmony Boya NBA Game .. .•' N6- - . Action Alumni Fun Amer. Sportsmaa HOLLYWOOD (NEA) -&Is· . . TBA an Hampshire, of the Yorkshire UO Wild Kingdom Mr. Ed HOJJlfl'hires, OO~Idn't gel into Stoney Burke o:311-College Bowl'fed Mack the Polo LoulljJe or the Beverly liilla hold becall!e sbe wq wearing slacks. The slacb were Evening Showa part o1 a Dior outfit _ slacks and Jacket of pony skiD _ and 1:00-News 20th Cen&ury about q Biunnlll(l as Sports 1!. Tubbo 6:341Bell Telep. ' San Francisco Beat Addams FamiiJ olothes can 1><. 7: 00La!;sie .J was we&rtnc this same Sea VO)Iaga 7:30-Watl Disney Favori'" Martiaa outril In New York .. sho aald. "'And I wanted te Ko into 'Zt' I:~•Ed Sullivan FBI Tiley aald 110, no Blacks llllow: :""""1V•nded ed. I said, 'But these are br f:tll-Bonanza Dlw.' So the maitre d' soH!/ Perry Masoa Movie 'Well, ill tha& case, go right IUO.Wactueoc Sllip Candid camera . LII'E IS JUST a ...-;.,. of !0:Wbal's My Line ad>~es 1w Susan Hamp. 11:00-.Newa News llillre. Mayho it"s becauae she's . News 11:15-Tbeater .. be8ulilw - tall, blonde, . Utanging World ll::JO...;. Laie Sbow brown eyes aet at a provocative · Wrest line 11:451 llh. Maybe It's bec!auoe she's 1 U:liitalented actress _ sbe was the wllcb in Wall Disney's "'Thornurn." and you 'U see her soon m Dilney'a "'The FJshling Prince of Donegal" and oppoo. itt Cbafles Aznavour in ''Paris In Augll!l.'' But RMJsl likely it's beca... l .....s a girl with an admitlod emotlooa~ rather than intel· lectual, approach to lile. Sile was never very gOOd In . acbool, Bile says, and one teach. I &.illpi•Jre .,. lold ber that, if she wanlod AU It Bile '- Afrb Ill . lo be loved, she'd have to do Sk 1ays 111e 10041 ...lor ' the l<lhool m Iwgowa·-" she aomelbi"'J about it. , very ......llltle _ 'we ale ':: :': PY lor a child's educ• Site did. Sloe doclded Ia •er meals 1o10111er hr "'a(= lor Z JIO'uiiJs, U j .. lklll. years, lllat movie olol'o -IIIII sloe woa1 .., IC · ·. 1 $7) and lor ~ leaenll¥ loved, .. de · tloey laW aiiMI. buy bll (about $1.50) Wlllld becuOH a Dlevie liar. At his compound mel 1 books eJolheii I 0 d And eventually that is man, ball . G....,k' and aalt Aa ' ly whm sbe became. But there Negro, who helped her mak • hr lMnell, loer •l[llloq bave betn times when s h e her dect'lion. Jleoause of ~ on llmPIJ staled: •T. llti Ia . waan'l IIW"e iJ thai was- what · color, he was very unhappy hi1o ..U. lloe m•, I ~e .... 1 ~ reaDy ought 10 De doing. 1feell"'J lila! he fit Into bave live elllloi!U lid lie There WOJ the naggilljJ world. oetntt lao ..... · ' lflousbt " sho oaya "th 1 H - WWid CII'S ~ kind ol ~k 1 act-/ e said the greaiA!st pleasure mah - aawlllq pkllire lblnking Y. always he 1olln llle," sho la)'l, "came ery year." . ALSO: AVAILABLE ON TV CABLE. FM about •-~' thebmselveo and !rom movies. And I reallaeol Firat, '"'"'"h,· ~ uvw muc lllOOe)' · actora in holplna p1e · . _ ·~• STEREO F,r Your Listening Pleasure are ~~ and thilljJs Uke I 'trom their : . -...~ cam advea~ Ill hne. lllat. . evell . lUll ..,......., U,.apo:lnj, If ohe Can lei At Ncr~dditionel Mo!!tidy Charge · 'l'lte lasl lime thel worry ultlljJ ' : " ~· are oonlrlb. b!,lweea:,Pic""':a, Ailed .he!' was las& SHE w~· TO IJl -~ell~Jin pllnned _ All Thh For $5.00 ln\tallatlon PROGRAM NOTES FOR FLOWERS THE FOR olliiU::, VALENTINE'S DAYI , SEE TV CABLE HIGHLIGHTS IN THIS TV SECTION ::::r u.e neitber' ,' .• '.' Carrol K. Snowden Gellipolis, Ohio om e<act-l . Colorful Blooming Plants _ from $3.00 ;. Love H•r? S.nd Lovely Cut Flower ArrengenHtnts _ from $3.50 46 Court St. llllE JIEIERI Ill s- PERFECT GIFT 59 N. 2nd Ave, Mlddlepart, Ohio Park Centr1l Hotel Bldg. 5KontiAWIIue Galllptlle, Ohlp Phone~290 · Ho- "!*ie 1U t511 ITt SfliE fl. '------------------.JI'~- ,., .,.,.. ;:"' I I On Salelri: Eiberfelds _Bu~ .House~ares Dtpt•.~' ELBER.' Ifi'·.L:D-5 IN \ ' . ' '· ~·. . I ..• ! < • ;, '\ . ; • These outstanding programs con be brought into your home for only $1.19aweek ... . / ' . ' !! ..." lhe lime, she wu fill a It- · sornetltlnti lilA _ another plane, olte sal 'IIIII& to ride lbe ' .'*llroad. Trans. • 8:1111$4.95 ~Month a woman whO ilao with • ' rFor "'1!Piet~ ~lilt. e.ll .. , INIINNAS, iNc. wake ol The rains 1 New York rl gusted lo jpped down t eolidnror. · - I I f ,, in'.':r . ' aorthonl l rains added water Ill tbe I of llle Truth I . OSLO (UP!) -Br!iain's Bob: by. Wilsoa scored a 6-4 6-4 1 victory over Patrice Beust of France Friday to reach the · rtnals of the Scandinavian I indoor tennis charnplonshlps. . Wilson will meet Denmark's 1 ~ 'I ICldq lilt Bron• and Discovery I from ted Uvi"'J Beany and Cecil 3:01f--World GoU 1:00-spts. 1: tii1:30- --~ lniTN n.u tl Oklahoma Panhalldlt. ed up at tho snow, ,; was on tbt kla. I hazardous were lasued Elsewhere, mwers from oma aad • eren~ ~~- �' .. ·' \ ._Tile. \ { \" ' rj .. ' ' • ''>' ~ I ,. ' ' ' ~1Time&Sentlne~ swiday, Febr1J41111, 1"' ' . ., ,. .l -.-1~ ·' ' . l . ·"'• • -"• ..' :. , I ·• ·i ... i ! . I .nt'. - .. ; · !' ' . ' ' ·--y· 1 " • * rs .' ;,~ .> weather ~ -­ M~ e:Hoctlni Dlrto, !Ills, wbea ICI·for' . .aldl themOlllnt.. ;, . ;;: lradltlflllo tile, eml!!d .~. u lett If dan lite II IIIli drop- Movie Fare TV and Radio HONOt ceived the I church, Gal . .. 117 DICK KLEINER an lllelr lrol!blM - wilb lbe fk7 bltllo look ornrd 1o1 waa . HOlLYWOOD (IlEA) ~Bngb Vltl Coni 1114 the pythons 1114 lltolr meal. But - meo O'l!l!aa, a TV IIOOd IIQJ, Ill the lllllaial •llltl8qUI'oea - ancll are llelplng · lbem laave a de· ID pool IIIII hll buller he'd llleiL Thai he'd take oot cenl life, free from lear!' 7:00-~ Dally Word 7:05MUte Walltloe ..... ol CllftiL But his bls - - and tape the mlatl aud bil heart .se men ~ - he came bade 1 AB00r IIAUWAY lhroogll 7:2>Vle' Nllll. Wllb a.e lhea too of these, Ibts ata;r, O'Brian ;.d. an Idea. 7:30... O'Briln bod jllllt which be soat to the bop' par-I Anc1 be lalketl · lo tbe nlficet11 1:011Storcber a &wow ' ...., ents, ancl lbe men 111111 they liked tL I ::IDtile froal line OUlllltl He 11Je Inops, O'Brian oaya, Now be'• pJanntng ID talk It oy. unaccompanied by would tall< wUb pride aboot er wilb WBJiiiDgtma and he 1:1111 llonL Show Copl KallgarGO beautiful girls or magicians. tlleir vr«t. !lot the ltllllng-lhat hopes It happens. 1:30OV"'l' daf, llle dlopper to be done, but nobody likes Be It tllul a village • 10:1J0-E7e Guesl Lucy 1...... 4Np dnn en 11 or - bd tbe ""'d1ag H o w . . . . . c c lp1 with Am10:2>--Newa Jc!ellllqp where .a tlaEn belplag lite vwnamese e..- 11nm1 and ,map. allll 10:30-ConcenL Tbe McCoya would gather ......,.. 111m pe-, lbe utlftl no for etllel ' : olflc VIesay, "Wbat tile hell are you yeara had to pay tribute 11o the meoe ~ aud oelllllaC 11:00-Mlli'IIIDC star And Griffilll Supermart.. Viet Cons rackeleeca and lw'n motorial to ..lp them. Ov 11:30-Paraclfse Bay Dicit Van Dyke The Dallag Game log bere1" He bad asked to go. pari of tbcb' rice erop. troops woald clfslrtbole Wit 12:00-J~ Love ol Life llonna ll8e4i ly, be dlongh' be oould bead 'These are people," O'Brian matertal tbt11 larther boll12:20 News a USO unit, but they says, "who could never look Ill& - - · aa the good pya 12:30-Postolfice Search For Tomor. Falber KnoWI he would be more valuable forward 'o tomorrow; about all Ia IIIII affair. 12:4iGUitlillfl UJbl iltfl a sUJcle, gulng to plsetwl 12:56 News where biJ ob0111 couldn't -----------------Woman's l'3ge 1:00 Newa He's glad ba did It lbeir way; 1:30Ali World Turaa I was oae of the most rew••rd-1 1: 35--Singin& log . . .ri..... ol Ills life. -----------------Z:~ Lives Passwonl Tbe Nunea 2:30-Doctors House Party A Time For Ua WSAZ TV.a 1:4&--Con CGb The award program whi> and service, : of Christian -F1 A tub• cvtter and • dope bru1h •• all you need. Cut th pipe ID length with Q tub. cutt..-appl, welding solvent to lifting ond pipe 0 1 per lnstY~o~ctiMI on tM can-pu&t. p'" tian. Wrth the ~w lnsulcrttv. Gei'IO'tQ Watw ,..... c0t1den•ot• problttms are o.,.,. h kHpt. hot WOIW hottw Gael cal4 wafw ooidA as • w1k11 logtfllu In le«<l''d•l • lightweight/ men over a't eluded regulll worship, cbw a-tivitl.. plus cerning the } tory and R!)s, p1'formed IIIII OPEN EVERY DAY-ALL DAY ]eels to tbt MASON, W. VA. munity sucll t PICKENS HARDWARE Tuesday 1 ·-'"'"':i:Eii:=::"'"'::.i:EEEE::i::O::::~ aer ,.'"ii!E=::--··------- --- - --- ----- . - - I, grams =i.gort:~ ill "" property. . .sistlng I, Their pllfl!ll 1 Mrs. Joha L. Mrs. Robert . and Mrs. Wl They are Elplorer pill mem 3:00 Aoolber World To Tell Tru1.b 3:2>News 3:30 Don t Sey Edge Of Night Go. Hospital 4:00Secret Storm 4:110--Mr. Cartooo 4:38-Vosi Bear Rin Tin TiD Never Too YO!IDI Mlb Wallace Wilen Action Ill Booo ~:00-Cbeyenoe Soupy Sales Slarcber 1:30- Beaver OSLO n/P1 victory France I , finals indoor over Frldo 1em11: wUl Newo NeWI ll:IIDLate Show 11:30 Tonight Sbow P. WOIIIBD'I AI World TW'Da 1:00-Ne.wa 1:311-l:li BI!Jiin• U:lli- WOUB-TV THE PERFECT GIFT MONDAY, JAN. U TV Kindergar!A!II Friendly Giant No. 76 Merlin lhe Magician What's New No. 216 Opinion FOR VALENTINE'S DAYI Colorful Blooming Plents _ from $3.00 ·· Love Her? Send Lovely Cut Flower Arrangements _ from $3.50 Carrol K. Parle Ctntra Second Galllpol Phona4 HolM Phoi 59 N. 2nd A _g_._m_po-li_•·_o_h_io_ _ _MI_d_dl-ep_o_"_'_Oh_V:_;..Jifil=.ll ........ """' ~ •.., .,.,..... ...... ~ .... --,..-· ~ . _ , . , . ....... , -··' · -- ,_ ......._ _ _ ~ ~ .... - .. - . .. ·- .. _ duels. Tbe latber II lbe lllllCIUDCel' 011 1wo oCiler CBS-TY "love of Ufe" Inti ''Tbe Storm." One mllllle aft« is off the lllr wUb bts IIHtr p.m., daUy, KeD II "The Secret Slarm." "1 receift boxes of gents from the sportiOI' of my show," Tot1J said, "aud Wednesday 1a1ber all ldDda of from hll llpODSGI'. My lllll use the detergents, and II a becbelor ill my apartmeat, ean use lite soups. So we nltcb. This way 1 ean eat for a year!' Lotldil&llal YOUilfllloberta abo 11 ly employed as lba leadln& of the Broadway comedjr I·~~=~ In the Park" at 'lbeater ill -------------------'Is a runmng gag about cltaracters Sllppootdly ueeadDaytime Shows inC six Dlghts of atairtl Slid - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - IIITlving ott8tage 18SpinC lor brealb. WSAZTH The actor aaid be bed a bit of WCIIS TV-I IVHTN TV·II 1:4&-Corn Cob lrwble preteoding to be exbausled when he comes into 7:00 Today DaUy Word 1 •••••• because the briel 7:05Mllte Wallace entrance workout on a 7:2iDallyWonl offstage llleps doesn't wear 7:30Bolo Navy F1lm II 'l1le Nursea Movie A Time •or U. IJ , i :30 1:00 1:15 1:30 7:00 1:00 C ln em~ InternatiOnal 10:110 News Profile 'heoday 5:30 TV Klngergarten 1:110 Friendly Gtant No. T/ 1: u; KIIJJU Sbibai witll Klml 1:30 What's New No. 217 7:00 Creative Pert100 7:30 Romeo & Jul~et UO Medicine Man 8:110 Wedding 10:00 News Profile Wotlaesday S:30 TV Kindergarten 6:110 Friend!) CIAni No. II 6:15 Merlin the Mll8lclan 6:30 Whal'a New No. 2lll 7:110 The French Chef No, 511 7:10 Legacy B:OO Public Affairs 8:30 Report 9:30 Town Talk \0:00 News Profile l'llllrsday S:OO The French Chef No. 5t :;::..~& j; 6:15 Kami Shibai 1:10 Wha'a New No. 210 7:00 It's A Wonderful World 7:30 Great Decisions 8:00 Bobcat Sports 8:30 Conversatwn UO The Big Picture 1:30 High School Spts. Revi~wl t~ : eo News ProfUe Friday 5:30 TV Kindergarfaj . I:DO Dave) Ol)d Gollalb 8: 15 Merlin Ute Mll8lctan 6:30 What's New 7:00 Feativlll 10:00 News Profile 10:30 Bobcat Hockey Dan Thomas & Son "Sarv•Di ~ou lllll8" BALL BAND RUBBER ,_FOOT,WEAR t:ott:lli-Mr. cartooa Secret s- 1:-W~er Rill 'l1n TiD Whtn Aelloa Ia ~ : I»-Cbeye111111 Sea llulll Br.ave SlaUloa Soupy Btllea Beaver 5:30- 1.aWIIIIIII ·=~ t:»-Hen T:._.,, Foraylbe Newa T:IID-Molller - Cit Dailllrl Wealber Newa Weill Farp Have Guo Combat 1:00 Tbe Petefll t:»-Dr. ~ ,,.._ I:IO-Movlea . Mclfale'a Nn:r ,~ Peyloll Place 10:08U:OO Newa 11-11- lt;IO-~ ' NIWI · ' 'Lafe' Sllow 8he\lr 41. ' Te 1!11 IOitl CIBJ1ua r , . llfluiiiltlla ltou-:" Af' 1HI 1:30-Ne\Vs CBS flews Weaiber and Newa Wella Farp ~- Have Gua Will Trav . tilst ID 5pace I. lllllbJJlles ...q., Greeil Diet Vaa 'Dyke 10:00-I Spy 10:30- ~ ~a,e 11:-News 11:1511:30- Nen 11:30-Tonigbl ~alien CBS .Newa Lawlll8D 8:00-llob Hope 1:3f- Eveum1 Sbowa l :to-Nna Highlights 6:-News 1:30- Never Too YOUDI Ch•=~ - 'I .. JL -Dama ,....,.,. 'hb llunlu lor a_ p. m. Channel "SIM» lUI p. m. Channel 13 c:bewt111," Alan Ladd. "Night Tide" and "Eyes ol p 111 Quumel 13 - "Gua· Sahara" d~..:U DiarJ" WUiiam 11:50 p. m. Channel 8 - "HideBendix ' illllo," Uoyd Bridsel Tuesdq lialtrilly P m Channel 3 _ ''l"omer 9 p. ra. Qrannel I - •Meet .Fe~ale " William Holden Me in Las Vegas," c Yd 11 :30 p.m. 'Channel 13 - "Hang Cllarlsse h over Square .. Linda Darn- tl:l5 p. m. C-•-1 13 ' "lollndbendera" and " Wilo nell cbel Mioor" W•l .. y lL-111 p.m. t>•Ml I - "Tht p. m. n,....,; 8 - "Sll&Mon&ola," .lad< PalaDee tery's Hurricane," Richard ll:35 p. m. CbaDnel 3 Witlniar'k "Qlllliltez," l'red Mc:M p. m. Channel 13 - "I *" u" ray Bitman Pally: fluke Blue Ligltl The B.ig Valley SPOR1S mGHUGIIT!! l!<lltlay p. m. Channel 13 ball, Lakers vs. p. m. Channel 1 - Sports Spectaeular ~- m. Channel s- 1:~ewo 1:30- Woman's Page Ali Worl<l Turns Ben Ca:;ey 2:00--0ur Livea 2:30-Doctors Password House Party The Nurses Tune t ·or Us Women's New• ) p. m. Chilllll!l J - MAC llasLena ·Hot Summer kelbaD, MIIIWil va. Toledo p. m. Cb11110l I - CBS Golf Pacemaker Newa p. m, Channel 8 - Bulret-1 ball, Vaadetbill YS. Florida p. m. CbaDnel s Mel-le IS llaahlbell, Iowa al SaiL 3:00-Anolh. World To Tell Trulb 3:2S-News 3:30-Don't Say Edge Of Night Gen. Hospital 4:00Secret Slor81 t:115-Mr. Cartooo 4:30-Huck Hound Rio Tin Tin Never Too Y...., 6:00-CheyeDDe $:30- Sea Hunt Brave Stallion Young Marrieds Where AcUon Is Soupy Sales Beaver Evening Shows 8:00-News 1:18-llewa Lawman CBS News Weather Newa Wells FllfiO f:t»-Hobo News 7:30-Daniel Boo110j1be Munslers Have Gun llatman 1:00 8:30-Laredo 1Jou!1k! Gilligan's aland Mf Three Soaa Gid&et , Life 1:00Movie 1:111--Dealh Valleyj Bewitched l'eyton Place Pacemaker Newt 10:00--lleoD n.. llahlll Pacemaker News : · I. . 'I'OUI~~ ~VA"-ITI'Ge OF, 'TCRR.l&E"! • lorthent wake ol The rllnt aNew York ~ gasted to 1Jiped tlowa 1111 Bronx and teklng ralna added water to lbl 'I of lht ' eo' IIIIOIII . ~Oitlahomt Panhaadle. ed Up .. the snow. ·' was on lha kla. I ha28niOIJI 1ere issued Elsewhere, lOWers from oma ud a ere N[IOI'II4 0 ........ pletla ... ' i :35-Singin' 2:55- Wonderful World of Golf Sodw*'¥ 12:55-News FuglUve 9J Mt'lwol p. a a I ' 13 - "'lie t:• p. m. Charme! I - •MJove Best of Everyltlllfl.• ad ae,uto~,• Robert T8)'" Moadi!J ' "'" elt>Sft Ulne4 ·~ · 'lit Highway lo &6 tlosed TV Sports 8:00- Youna Marrledl r:- Thursday 7:-Dr. Kildare 7:30-VirJiruao Gel!. IIQII)ital Channel20 MOV!E Albeus aM I'Oftr, Met a Murderer," James ----Mason 11:20 p.m. Sat. - ''The Yeulll Thurlday Laod" witll Pat Wayne and down. p. m. Channel I - "SUsan Yvonne Craig. 8:~ Starcher Full Scbool "I'm In shape" be explalMd. Slede," Troy Donab~ . 8:30"You see, my own apar1ment 11:20 p. .'D. ~I 8 ;; TwtoICI!a ol 10 Spol1l Dve fllgbts 111>.'' kle an Gods Eye, Mickey 1:JII p.m. Sun. - Fred Taylor t :00-Morn. Sllow capt. Kangaroo Imt1toJ Sbow. 1:30lllovle Goll Wildod :30 p. m. Channel13 - "Jobn· 10:00-Eye Glle&l "What I do now Is to run 10 : ~ew1 aatl doWII lbe slain at tile 10: 30-Concentral. .The McCoya lbeater a few limes, lhell ll:ot-MorD. Star Supermarket """"' Blationary IUIIIling And)l Criffjlfl Dating Game quick linoe, and finally I ga inll•l-- - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - 11:30-Paradlse Bay Dicit van l>yke 8 half-squat wallt, sort of like Daytime Shows 12:00-JeopardJ Love Of Lift Donna Reed waddle. Tbat last Is a - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 12:2>News UWe painful, hut II seems WIITN TV·II W(,'HII TY4 12:30-Postofflce Search For Tomar: hiller Ilion Beal put me ill the proper cotHfiti~nl 12:45GuldiDg Light of eahausuon for an entrance. 12:55-News DallfWonl 7:00-Today Young Roberta thougbt be 1:05Mike Wallace 1:~ Woman's Page had a resiful job when be took 7125Ben caaey Daily Word 1:3tthe role of Lee PuUock in 7:30A.s World Turaa Dovy aod Goilalll l :3ii Sinliac lbo televialon show. Soc. Security 7:4$-2:00 Our uvea "The actor who bad the part 8:01)Password Nlll'lll Fun SchOOl Starch'"' 2:30 DociQra Hoose Party before,.me had spent montlls in Time For Us %:55bed bet:au5e the character was 9:-Mom. Sh<nf Capt. Kangaroo Women a NOWI Morie goitJC lllrongb a loog Uiness," 9:303:-Anolb. World To Tell Truth Geller al lloopiiBI be explained. "But a couple 3:2>Lucy News weeks alter I joined the cast, 10:-Efe Gueu 3:30-Don't Say Edge oJ Night Young Marrtedl Lee Pollock waa cured and my lO~WI Tbe McCoys 10:30-ConcentraL restful time was over.,. 4:~ Seerel Storm Never Too YDUOJ Supermarket f:IIO-Mr. Certooo 11:-Morn. Star Andy Griffith Dating Game 11:30-Paradise Bay Dick Van Dyke Rin Tin Tin Where Aclioo Ia Love ol l..i.fe Do.... Reed 6:-Cheyenne 12:110-Jeopardy Sea Hllnt Soupy Salea 6:30News Brave sta!Uoo 12:2S-Beaoer Search For Tonwr. Father .KDowa Beat 12:3G-Pustolfice Gwding Light 12:45- Evening Shows Womeo'a Newo 46 Court St. 117 JACK Go\VER U.W Press Ialenllftoltll HEW YORK (UPI) -Ken Roberts, the •eteran broadcastlog ...,..._,., IJid bts 1011, Antboay, 'wbo baa 1 leading role In the CBS-TY lerlal, "The Edge of Night,'' have a alee nap arr&ltflement wltll pro- .,._ ~ cf . FLOWERS . -~ - Sea Hunt Brave Stallion Dally Wllnl i by WIISOI _s• 11:00-News w Young Marrletla NET RESIJL' W'~son fl WCHS TY4 The award DUDLEY'S ~::.-'.-IJ\L FLORIST ... ..,........ ..... - - - - - WBTN TV-D I'• " Actlv!Ut1 01 from waD TV.a 1-'"· aess. ChristlaJ Christian Cllh tian Fellowll program yoyn flU the firs( PromJse, ".On de my bell I God..." '\ thern tog.th• with • twlellaog _. Will Never Forget Viet N3111- O'Brien Daytime Shows _... , Amsteu,. ~ E.rperl-A/1 mafe ped~t IMhl/at/0111 with Genon Po/gvlnvl Olttlllol'itle Pl•lfltt Wstel' P1p. I In M®day God~ Father-Son Combo Have Nice Swap Deal &ell ;:.r"~ �,, 1' ( J ., .. . ( ' NATIONAL HIGHUGHTS OF THE WEEK ,,'· . ' . Sombre ~ ., '· I . ' \L . . -~ ' .' '' /' _. ~ ' 0 / '. \ ' lM .. Men Study Grave Problem ... ,. Frustrating. WJr, ln. Viet ~am oil .a\r:T,tr' By H. J. RELLER 1 Marshal Nguyen C8o 1ty udleavlng for Viet Nlm te UDI!ed Preso latemattoaal LleuL Gu. oguyu V~ 1'hle11, implem~ the' procram, ·lUting 18000 feet from the South VletniiiiU!St ollie! V~ Pr,esldeat Humphrey ocoan floor , Isolated from the:alate. flew te Salkon with the VIet l•nd masses of the world, lie Althdugh the - · 10111 N8111 leaders lo catry forward, t''" volcanic and coral lshmds semi, joint COIIIJIIunlqueo Jolmson sa.ld, "lhe mlsalon we ef Hawaii. .sued at the end of defined at Honolulu. . S!!·ar.ge birds cavort in the :moellngs, made II ' e1ear Around~· world: ISI•ntls' deep valleys and lt• 'bnth sides were committed to lillJOil• An!erlean alld South 'ttl! active volcanoes oecaslonal·l oonllnue the struggle Ia VIet Vet Nam troops · new Jy pour lava down mountain- i Na.m not only on the muttary Sides lush with bizarre semi•.level but also In the areas lhlpical flora. sol'l'al and economic Against this exoti r back- ment. ~round a group of sombre men President Johnson andd :~: I mPI early this week to discuss \'Jetnamese lf'a ders pl M grave problem---the frtJstra t- : ~~mselves again: lnr In Viet Nam. "To delen"' ogalnst aggreoThe t·onfe rees inc-luded the sion. l e adi'r!~ fi gures In tlie two To the work of social .... ~· . . .!he Sund17 Tlm...S.tlllel, Swiday, Febr11f113, . .-, areas 320 mnes northeast thota werihm~~~I' In !lie · S8igen without any major Ln16n for allegfdly contact with the •11emy. Waoblngtoe: Congress •P" prove a new Gl bill o,I right. which the President is expected lo approve although It called for leaser benefll$ than the House had asked for. .. Two Moeeew au· - . klllell. Nnr Vorl!: Sbovimen Bllly Role died at 'qe. 118, a few hoW'S, after the' death · antlher show bu•IIJW ,Jiimlna; ry, Sopb,le 'l'l!J$tr. · WUIJllllli•: 'A. cl9ture vote 1o the Com!J1unlst ri!&ltne their uildergroond writings, two m.U 'Aurprfsed the court refualng lo admit the Baltlt ·D!!mfnn• ,A :n~w of ~ling broke out. · cut olt the downt~ Santo Domingo this week . and ·at lust 15 st. Jaws, fell fu lljortt. yeats. lllne ~ · m.~ .~ Y~!..~ N:.!!~~! It '89ded any.'dlinH pasah1c In P,ls'· Nssitin· cOngreia. · ....... , 1- - · - · Y~k City Tr~= to witllhOid . ' WOJ:kei'l rt- , W~hqloil: ,, . ,)• j '' .-,~ . ·<_ . -:-·!;J. 'i<Ji ' ' '~ .. ., .. ..... ' . _, ... '· ;. ~ ,.._ i-~· .•~ t .. ! . ,. ... --.'!·· . ~ ·. - ~~"' .. ·• j' - '....... .!'•'{ . . . ' '-•.! ' ., I. ' ' '.·- ' ' • j ' .. 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Davit Carol l:tltiI:. .Mr. Robtrll Movie OSLO (UPf by Wilsoa si f Frida of U temll> 1 will I i Chaltllinc Hon<yWest .. ar 01~1' 5 uauab. 10 :0D-UNCLE Jimmy oe.. 11:10-News Pacem~ker II :30--Toniibt II:~ • New1 News Lat< Show THE Saturday PERFECT GIFT Daytime Shows SATURDAY 7:tlti-AimUIIIIC 7o31f-- FOR VALENTINE'S DAYI I:OO-Popeye ' 46 Court St. G1llipolis, Ohio · WCIIS TV-I Clasoroom 59 N. 2nd Ave. Mldclfeport, Ohio Carrol K. Parte Centra Secand Golllpo "'-•• Ho-Phcr .' WHTN TV·U ,,_ Capt. Kangaroo N'"ghbors Soc. Seeurily Word ot L1te t:DO-Jel.sonl 1:30-Atom Alii Heckle ' Jecklo Tenn. Tuxedo Supermaa ··r0f!111e 10:00-See. 11:311-UnderdOJ M~ghLy LinUI Porky Pig Beatie& 11 :00-Top Cat 11:30-Fury Tom ., Jerry Quick Draw Cartoon Magllla Gorilla 12:00-FirsL Look 12:30-Explormc Sky King Lass1e Bugs Bunny Monster l otiO-BaslletbaU 1:30-- FUcltB Sloreher llopptty Hooper Bundstand - 2:002:30- Golt Clasoil: 3:00- Woodwork. 3:lli-Theatre 3 3:303:45-Treasure .BaskelbaU Game 1 : 1~ Colorful Blooming Pl1nte _ from $3.00 I ·'· Love Her? Send Lovely Cut Flower Arrtng•menta _ from $3.50 5:15 9!!0tiJaht OD Sports 5:Z5 -weatlil!r 5:30 Dinner Musicale IJ daWIIbe stand dropo 5:00 Si&B Off SalllniiJ 7:15 Sign Un, t.ou Mueller ,Sbow 7: 45 Eclloes e.t Joy 8:00 Obio VaUey Newt 8:00 WorlJI News 1:10 Sport> Today 1:II Weamer PacLure 1: 16 LOU Mue~er Show 9;<111 Hqpt licnoot HLI Parade 10:1111 l>otlg8 lor Childrett 1U: 45 l;OJoan Key 11:00 New• ll:uo Lou Mueller Sbow u :uu Local, uruo, !'taL New• ~ed r . ! USED TO BE ~',!ER'{ WEAl<. ~SOt.J ! PEOPI.E VSSD . TO WAtl<. All (NER ME! ! :SOOIJ .RE'AU2€1:> THAT YOU NEVER. GET A'-'YWHERE THAT LUAY! lurlhlnl wake ol The rains n New York I YOU 1-li\VE TO BE' TOUGH IIV lHIS WORLD I WVABlE' ! neo 1:50 2:UU 2:18 Z:u Z:lil l :OO hews J:;IO J :U 3:50 i :OII 4:30 ~:110 5:15 o:;JO e:oo t'~•e 4:00-,-BasketbeU 4:30-- Mouse Let's Danae ' eotiditftlnl ' ~ OklahOIDI :;now ) 'red Pyle Show hews Headlinea l'yle ~now News )'red Pyle Sbow News li88QWIOI Fred Pyle Slaow News Top Ten Revue Hadio RIO News .Rolindup l'uDtic SerVICe COtiiiiiWfiiJ Cholrl Sign oo Panhandle. ed Up II the snow. .~ was oo the kla. I hazanlout ..,. ilsued Elsewhere, 10wers from oma ud a ere npor!M :L>---- . )'red MONDAY TIIRU fiiiRDAY 5:00 Obio News Roi!l)d·Up Cb.l•l I Mti'N . I :GO Sip Oa - Na 6:011 Si&B Oil 5:00 p.m. Sun. - "AI YOUIII UG Sacnd liCin Sa1uUJ As You Fee~" 'lbeltna · Rit· 1:211 Mflll CuwtlJ RFD &:01 Si&D Qa -Newt ler · 1:21 CoulllrJ Jamboree Ul .l lam Valle, Bop 10:oo p.m Fri - "The Pt- f:i'l weallier · NO Prolalanl lkiur Jania <lame," Joltn 111111, 7:410 Nallollal. Nell't 7;/16 Wlell &tid Doris Doy. 7:.01 BtU ai!Uer Sbcnr 11:10 DuiiOa'J IDCI llira'a ·r., . ClluMI • .spii1l ?:11. Bill .lllller Silow :rea~ · - Sat.. · ' . r· . 81.• ~= • N..,. . . 12:00 Nooa tiews 1:00 p.m. . . - Blf , en • : · 1ili Pletw Hardware ('l'lltl. 12:15 Palli ~~. RFD ketaball . . ' - Tburll.) . u ·:ae l'ete smeKia .. 11 :45 p.in. SOl. - Otiio Siol' 7:50 New1 1:00 New1 Bowlitig. . . . . 1:111 Bill 1f14er Show · ·1:11 Jim lleea Silow CltUMI I DoiiJ F•!Uoi . t :G Bater ll'ltrlllurre Shew 1:111 Sip Oil 1:311 a.m. fllyafeai ~~ (Wed. • Frf.) SUNDAY inl wftb ~Laane. t:Oit. Newo · 7:1111 Sip \111-l'orward Failh 1:30 p.m.· VIsit witb tile. Stan' f:lfi Qiftee irllll Janet Ull 11ap11s1 ilour on the Milre Duus~ Show: t :ll Rouah'a llhOes <TIIunJ ·a·JO· N..1 · U& Yleel< EDd. i :lll p.m. Ohio Newa wltli Ntck IO:Oit OiUu Educalloa Basso. 11:01 Swop Sbop 1:111 Spreadtn& Klnldolla 11:10 p.m. The Merv Gl'lfflll 10~ 14U1u1or1aJ Assoclatloa t:JO l'he Bible spe.u Sho!l. lo:lt SodaJ SecuriiJ 1:45 The Geod Llfe . 10:» rom lloberleoti ' Sitow 10:110 M..tar IAHllrol Clol"""' .I t ~ll:" News . IUO Country JIPujUinera · 5:00 p.m;, Sun. - What Price 11:01 TIDy'• 0oua1ry Junetioa 11:30 Qwe1 Hour Glory? will James Cagfte)' 11:30 TIDy'• Country H~mnurne 12:00 NlJOII Newa aJJd Corlne Calvet;, 12:10 Natlomll News ~; lfi Cbnaltana Hour 11 :JO p.m. Sun. - ~ Catoe 12:15 ~ News 12,111 Rev. MerliD Teell of the Red Monkey, wHh 1):30 Goessler'l Gueat Star 1:00 Re\1, Eddie lloJer Richard Conte and R..,. An IUD WI) And uwu Sbow 1:30 lie¥. SlJaa BIUUjll derson. , .l:al Mllel KUSIC Sbow 2:00 Harvell Time 1:30 p.m. Mon. - Separate t:Ji Karr and VIII Zllllt!l Show 2:15 Re\1, BobbJ 1M Adkinll Table," with Rita Hayworth (Moa. Wed; rrt.) 2:30 wed. Enol and Burt Lancasler. t :Ill Electric C.. Local N8111 1·10 Sign ')ff Jl:lit pm Mottthe Quarter Moon,"''NJahl witli Jull London alld Nat Kill(! Cole. II :20 p.m. TUes. -"King Richard and tile Crusaders," Rei Harrisott alld Vir&inia Mayo. ·------------~-----------Evenin1 Showe 1 4:30p.m. - "Black ly" MonaWed. Freeman and BeauRich-'"- - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - ard Dennlne. 1:00--Hullebaloo O'Brlea 11:20 p.m. Wed. - " B!ueheard f :31f--Fia"' Scru!lll FllD~ " with Charles Denner. MiciJ. 7 : --~w~ ...... W!WMtrl ._,....._ B ...... ........._. ro. t~ · ele Morpn, 7:10.. Fll..., 01...0. ()a&Jt &lid Harrlel t :lltl pm 1buJ'I - '· Wicltlta" •rJoel McCrelt, Vera ~. 1:10-ieaiJlllt '*-~ and Lloyd Bridges. 1:.~ Smart . 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Radio Tbe award · I ...., nr.up CHANNEL 4 MOVII!8 1:00 01!10 VaDey Ned t :OO p.m. Sun. - "Seven Days 1:00 World Newa From ~undown," with Audle 7:0D-Today Doily Word Murphy and Barry S.dllv~. 8: 10 Sports Today 7:tl$Mike Wallace li :U p.m. Sun. _ ''The Four 8:16 Weather Picture 7:25Daily Word Poster," with Ru Ha1Tisnn 1:111 Lou Mueller Show 7:30-and Uli Palmer. 1:~ Community News Cltureh ol Cbrt.l "Battle 8:00 TaliF. ol lile Town 9' 00 p.m. Tues Fun .School 1:00-• Iii M IAIUDL l'< Starcher H~mn, " wllil Rock Hudson •' 880lt Y ewo 1:30and Dan Duryea. lU:OO LOU Mueller Show l :ltra.m. Wed. - ''New Or· 10:iltl Latchslrmg 1:00-Morn. Show Capt. Kanearoo leans Uncensored," with Ar· ll:IIO News · Movie !bur Franz and Beverly Gar· 11:00 Lou Mueller Show 10;011- Eye Guat Lucy • land (except Frida7, 10:25-Newa 1:10 ~.m. Tburs. _ "The Cbur~ dells tungl 10:30-ConcenlraL Tbe lllcCoys Mob," with Broderick Cbw· 11 ' 30 Pubuc !iemce ford and Ernest Borgnine U:ti World News ll :OO-MorDIII8 liar Andy Griffilil Supermarket 1:11 a.m. Fri, "Tempta· 11.:50 Ma&ott t;oun<y News ll o3ti-Paradise .Bay Dick Van Dyke Dating Uarne tiou," wltb Merle Oberon aod 13::00 C..:Ommunuy news I.Z:OD-Jeopard,y Love Of Life Donnefteed George BrenL 1Z:O$ t.oon News 12o25News 1:20 a.m. Sat. - "Chicago IZ:1U t.larkeLO I.Z:30-Postoflice Seardl For Tomor. Father Knows Beal Syndicate," with Dennis o•. 12:15 wua uay Weather 1.2 :46Guiding Lipl Keefe alld Abbe Lane. 12::.!0 lluueuo Board 12:55-NOWI '"'25 News U \lrams 12:30 County AgenL Cllaand 4 Sporl8 UfWoman's Page Ben Csaey 12:41 (;ounu·y IJ9 Round 7:30 p.m. OS.U. Basketball: 1:30-Sm,inJ As World Turns io50 News Ileal O.S.U. VS fndi•na UluuLt')' Uo Round 2:110 2:0D-Our Llveo Password The Nurses Z:li5 News Ileal Cltaaael 4 DaUy Fealam 2:30-Doetora Houoe Parly A Time For U1 Farrell Slluler Sbow 3:00 1:00 a.m. Paw Dixon Sltow. Z:OiWomen's Newa 12o00 Noon 51).50 Club (Ruth 3:50 News Jle•.t 3:00-Anoth. Werld To Tell Truth Gen. Hospital t :110 Discm& w•tll IJoas Lyons). 3:21>-News t:;JO Jmercnan1e Z:llll p.m. The Coffee Club. 3o30-don'l S., Edge Of Nishi Young Marrieds ii:OO Communuy News 1:00 pm. 6 O'Clock Jlepoit.s - Oblo News, Weather ami U5 MaSOD Cwnty Newt 4:00-Cartooll Secret Storm Never Tod Youtll i : 10 World lc Nattonot New1 . Sports. 4:30Rin Tin Till Where Action II 11 :00 p.m. TV t Eleventh 5 : 00-Cbe~Sea Hunl Soupy Salea Hour, Ohio News, . Weal!lt!t' 5:30.Brave Staltioll Beaver and Sports. WCIIS TV.. E1plorer pest DUDLEY'S FLORIST !1!1•.~ rot u hit ftro closed tWned tpllll · 'he lllfhway lo 56 elosed I J.E.IL Radio ·- r • lighlweighfl TV-Cable Highlights Friday award t J. Lowi ISerhrist a!JI ·bouse at !he 'byterian Ch1 A tuh eutt., and o do,. IH-ush .-. all you n..d.. Cut tfl• pipe to l•n;th with a Nb. cutt...... apply welding solv..-.t lo fitting onc1 pipe as p.r instr,.dilNII can fht. con-puah '*'•m taveth• wHh • rwlatlng ._. tlon, With th• ....,., ln sulcrtlw G•lt0¥a QIS Watw Pipe 'rWRSELF! r'r lratllllo.. ,\lltetll The Boy f Ahlef~u; 0/' E.rperl-A/1 hl11le perf'et!f IMnl/111/onl wlfll Ge11on Po!gv/11!/f IJitlhlol'lr/e Pie#lit! W.te; P;p. f IT. .B£ II ER: .A ll 8'(,; 00~ y.w ' ,'ll l'OU nlrie~ mosl inw1l ved m rhe revolution, struggle agai nst the Viet Cong ( . . . •.TV~E 11:1 AQAIN, rtl?li \Vt~K. 1'0 1'tt£' C:.::~;;:; . ;;,:i .:4q;:;:6:Pf ~U:f COIJYICiiOI/5 S~OIII! "i ' �,, 1' ( J ., .. . ( ' NATIONAL HIGHUGHTS OF THE WEEK ,,'· . ' . Sombre ~ ., '· I . ' \L . . -~ ' .' '' /' _. ~ ' 0 / '. \ ' lM .. Men Study Grave Problem ... ,. Frustrating. WJr, ln. Viet ~am oil .a\r:T,tr' By H. J. RELLER 1 Marshal Nguyen C8o 1ty udleavlng for Viet Nlm te UDI!ed Preso latemattoaal LleuL Gu. oguyu V~ 1'hle11, implem~ the' procram, ·lUting 18000 feet from the South VletniiiiU!St ollie! V~ Pr,esldeat Humphrey ocoan floor , Isolated from the:alate. flew te Salkon with the VIet l•nd masses of the world, lie Althdugh the - · 10111 N8111 leaders lo catry forward, t''" volcanic and coral lshmds semi, joint COIIIJIIunlqueo Jolmson sa.ld, "lhe mlsalon we ef Hawaii. .sued at the end of defined at Honolulu. . S!!·ar.ge birds cavort in the :moellngs, made II ' e1ear Around~· world: ISI•ntls' deep valleys and lt• 'bnth sides were committed to lillJOil• An!erlean alld South 'ttl! active volcanoes oecaslonal·l oonllnue the struggle Ia VIet Vet Nam troops · new Jy pour lava down mountain- i Na.m not only on the muttary Sides lush with bizarre semi•.level but also In the areas lhlpical flora. sol'l'al and economic Against this exoti r back- ment. ~round a group of sombre men President Johnson andd :~: I mPI early this week to discuss \'Jetnamese lf'a ders pl M grave problem---the frtJstra t- : ~~mselves again: lnr In Viet Nam. "To delen"' ogalnst aggreoThe t·onfe rees inc-luded the sion. l e adi'r!~ fi gures In tlie two To the work of social .... ~· . . .!he Sund17 Tlm...S.tlllel, Swiday, Febr11f113, . .-, areas 320 mnes northeast thota werihm~~~I' In !lie · S8igen without any major Ln16n for allegfdly contact with the •11emy. Waoblngtoe: Congress •P" prove a new Gl bill o,I right. which the President is expected lo approve although It called for leaser benefll$ than the House had asked for. .. Two Moeeew au· - . klllell. Nnr Vorl!: Sbovimen Bllly Role died at 'qe. 118, a few hoW'S, after the' death · antlher show bu•IIJW ,Jiimlna; ry, Sopb,le 'l'l!J$tr. · WUIJllllli•: 'A. cl9ture vote 1o the Com!J1unlst ri!&ltne their uildergroond writings, two m.U 'Aurprfsed the court refualng lo admit the Baltlt ·D!!mfnn• ,A :n~w of ~ling broke out. · cut olt the downt~ Santo Domingo this week . and ·at lust 15 st. Jaws, fell fu lljortt. yeats. lllne ~ · m.~ .~ Y~!..~ N:.!!~~! It '89ded any.'dlinH pasah1c In P,ls'· Nssitin· cOngreia. · ....... , 1- - · - · Y~k City Tr~= to witllhOid . ' WOJ:kei'l rt- , W~hqloil: ,, . ,)• j '' .-,~ . ·<_ . -:-·!;J. 'i<Ji ' ' '~ .. ., .. ..... ' . _, ... '· ;. ~ ,.._ i-~· .•~ t .. ! . ,. ... --.'!·· . ~ ·. - ~~"' .. ·• j' - '....... .!'•'{ . . . ' '-•.! ' ., I. ' ' '.·- ' ' • j ' .. 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HONC ceived the church, G1 Daytime Shows x.. ,.. proLie,. . . . o....,. hcrt ho"*' oH col4 wotw . _ . wor• • wekl$ loge flier lll#et!O/Id#/ h ti'SAZ TV-I 1:§.-{:om CGb Tbe BWIU.'I program w!1 and service of Christian J .... Cl!rlstli Christian Cit. tian Fellows program YOUJ fill the firsl Promise, .. 0! de my bes\. God •.." conc!~~ns!lN ActivlUes t ~ men over a' t eluded rel!lllt worship, ebw .. r:;:~~~ :~~ PICKENS HARDWARE 772·5fU tory and mis OPEN EVERY DAY- ALL DAY Jp.-formed "" jert.s to the 1 MASON, W. VA. munily such 1 "":"""i:\,:grams or ser "' groups, distt• clothing to 1>0' In the property. Their pareR Mrs. Jolm L; Mrs. Robert • and Mrs. WI They from are ment - -- -- Eveniq Shows Lawmaa CBS News Wealber News Wells FarfiO 7:011-&n&•DI victory over News Wild West Mone 7:311- France finals indoor Wllson I :OD-Hank 1:30-S. Davit Carol l:tltiI:. .Mr. Robtrll Movie OSLO (UPf by Wilsoa si f Frida of U temll> 1 will I i Chaltllinc Hon<yWest .. ar 01~1' 5 uauab. 10 :0D-UNCLE Jimmy oe.. 11:10-News Pacem~ker II :30--Toniibt II:~ • New1 News Lat< Show THE Saturday PERFECT GIFT Daytime Shows SATURDAY 7:tlti-AimUIIIIC 7o31f-- FOR VALENTINE'S DAYI I:OO-Popeye ' 46 Court St. G1llipolis, Ohio · WCIIS TV-I Clasoroom 59 N. 2nd Ave. Mldclfeport, Ohio Carrol K. Parte Centra Secand Golllpo "'-•• Ho-Phcr .' WHTN TV·U ,,_ Capt. Kangaroo N'"ghbors Soc. Seeurily Word ot L1te t:DO-Jel.sonl 1:30-Atom Alii Heckle ' Jecklo Tenn. Tuxedo Supermaa ··r0f!111e 10:00-See. 11:311-UnderdOJ M~ghLy LinUI Porky Pig Beatie& 11 :00-Top Cat 11:30-Fury Tom ., Jerry Quick Draw Cartoon Magllla Gorilla 12:00-FirsL Look 12:30-Explormc Sky King Lass1e Bugs Bunny Monster l otiO-BaslletbaU 1:30-- FUcltB Sloreher llopptty Hooper Bundstand - 2:002:30- Golt Clasoil: 3:00- Woodwork. 3:lli-Theatre 3 3:303:45-Treasure .BaskelbaU Game 1 : 1~ Colorful Blooming Pl1nte _ from $3.00 I ·'· Love Her? Send Lovely Cut Flower Arrtng•menta _ from $3.50 5:15 9!!0tiJaht OD Sports 5:Z5 -weatlil!r 5:30 Dinner Musicale IJ daWIIbe stand dropo 5:00 Si&B Off SalllniiJ 7:15 Sign Un, t.ou Mueller ,Sbow 7: 45 Eclloes e.t Joy 8:00 Obio VaUey Newt 8:00 WorlJI News 1:10 Sport> Today 1:II Weamer PacLure 1: 16 LOU Mue~er Show 9;<111 Hqpt licnoot HLI Parade 10:1111 l>otlg8 lor Childrett 1U: 45 l;OJoan Key 11:00 New• ll:uo Lou Mueller Sbow u :uu Local, uruo, !'taL New• ~ed r . ! USED TO BE ~',!ER'{ WEAl<. ~SOt.J ! PEOPI.E VSSD . TO WAtl<. All (NER ME! ! :SOOIJ .RE'AU2€1:> THAT YOU NEVER. GET A'-'YWHERE THAT LUAY! lurlhlnl wake ol The rains n New York I YOU 1-li\VE TO BE' TOUGH IIV lHIS WORLD I WVABlE' ! neo 1:50 2:UU 2:18 Z:u Z:lil l :OO hews J:;IO J :U 3:50 i :OII 4:30 ~:110 5:15 o:;JO e:oo t'~•e 4:00-,-BasketbeU 4:30-- Mouse Let's Danae ' eotiditftlnl ' ~ OklahOIDI :;now ) 'red Pyle Show hews Headlinea l'yle ~now News )'red Pyle Sbow News li88QWIOI Fred Pyle Slaow News Top Ten Revue Hadio RIO News .Rolindup l'uDtic SerVICe COtiiiiiWfiiJ Cholrl Sign oo Panhandle. ed Up II the snow. .~ was oo the kla. I hazanlout ..,. ilsued Elsewhere, 10wers from oma ud a ere npor!M :L>---- . )'red MONDAY TIIRU fiiiRDAY 5:00 Obio News Roi!l)d·Up Cb.l•l I Mti'N . I :GO Sip Oa - Na 6:011 Si&B Oil 5:00 p.m. Sun. - "AI YOUIII UG Sacnd liCin Sa1uUJ As You Fee~" 'lbeltna · Rit· 1:211 Mflll CuwtlJ RFD &:01 Si&D Qa -Newt ler · 1:21 CoulllrJ Jamboree Ul .l lam Valle, Bop 10:oo p.m Fri - "The Pt- f:i'l weallier · NO Prolalanl lkiur Jania <lame," Joltn 111111, 7:410 Nallollal. Nell't 7;/16 Wlell &tid Doris Doy. 7:.01 BtU ai!Uer Sbcnr 11:10 DuiiOa'J IDCI llira'a ·r., . ClluMI • .spii1l ?:11. Bill .lllller Silow :rea~ · - Sat.. · ' . r· . 81.• ~= • N..,. . . 12:00 Nooa tiews 1:00 p.m. . . - Blf , en • : · 1ili Pletw Hardware ('l'lltl. 12:15 Palli ~~. RFD ketaball . . ' - Tburll.) . u ·:ae l'ete smeKia .. 11 :45 p.in. SOl. - Otiio Siol' 7:50 New1 1:00 New1 Bowlitig. . . . . 1:111 Bill 1f14er Show · ·1:11 Jim lleea Silow CltUMI I DoiiJ F•!Uoi . t :G Bater ll'ltrlllurre Shew 1:111 Sip Oil 1:311 a.m. fllyafeai ~~ (Wed. • Frf.) SUNDAY inl wftb ~Laane. t:Oit. Newo · 7:1111 Sip \111-l'orward Failh 1:30 p.m.· VIsit witb tile. Stan' f:lfi Qiftee irllll Janet Ull 11ap11s1 ilour on the Milre Duus~ Show: t :ll Rouah'a llhOes <TIIunJ ·a·JO· N..1 · U& Yleel< EDd. i :lll p.m. Ohio Newa wltli Ntck IO:Oit OiUu Educalloa Basso. 11:01 Swop Sbop 1:111 Spreadtn& Klnldolla 11:10 p.m. The Merv Gl'lfflll 10~ 14U1u1or1aJ Assoclatloa t:JO l'he Bible spe.u Sho!l. lo:lt SodaJ SecuriiJ 1:45 The Geod Llfe . 10:» rom lloberleoti ' Sitow 10:110 M..tar IAHllrol Clol"""' .I t ~ll:" News . IUO Country JIPujUinera · 5:00 p.m;, Sun. - What Price 11:01 TIDy'• 0oua1ry Junetioa 11:30 Qwe1 Hour Glory? will James Cagfte)' 11:30 TIDy'• Country H~mnurne 12:00 NlJOII Newa aJJd Corlne Calvet;, 12:10 Natlomll News ~; lfi Cbnaltana Hour 11 :JO p.m. Sun. - ~ Catoe 12:15 ~ News 12,111 Rev. MerliD Teell of the Red Monkey, wHh 1):30 Goessler'l Gueat Star 1:00 Re\1, Eddie lloJer Richard Conte and R..,. An IUD WI) And uwu Sbow 1:30 lie¥. SlJaa BIUUjll derson. , .l:al Mllel KUSIC Sbow 2:00 Harvell Time 1:30 p.m. Mon. - Separate t:Ji Karr and VIII Zllllt!l Show 2:15 Re\1, BobbJ 1M Adkinll Table," with Rita Hayworth (Moa. Wed; rrt.) 2:30 wed. Enol and Burt Lancasler. t :Ill Electric C.. Local N8111 1·10 Sign ')ff Jl:lit pm Mottthe Quarter Moon,"''NJahl witli Jull London alld Nat Kill(! Cole. II :20 p.m. TUes. -"King Richard and tile Crusaders," Rei Harrisott alld Vir&inia Mayo. ·------------~-----------Evenin1 Showe 1 4:30p.m. - "Black ly" MonaWed. Freeman and BeauRich-'"- - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - ard Dennlne. 1:00--Hullebaloo O'Brlea 11:20 p.m. Wed. - " B!ueheard f :31f--Fia"' Scru!lll FllD~ " with Charles Denner. MiciJ. 7 : --~w~ ...... W!WMtrl ._,....._ B ...... ........._. ro. t~ · ele Morpn, 7:10.. Fll..., 01...0. ()a&Jt &lid Harrlel t :lltl pm 1buJ'I - '· Wicltlta" •rJoel McCrelt, Vera ~. 1:10-ieaiJlllt '*-~ and Lloyd Bridges. 1:.~ Smart . Lawrti!Ct ·Welk • ' 11:20 p.m; Thurs. - "Niagara," D:~ · ~lu .·. , Marll)'ll Montee, and JO$et>h Cotton.·: •: • " ·• ' . t : 30 p.m.· Fri.. Look and Laugbfl'' Three 11:211 Frl ·- .<'The ble ."The Jlc!' Teen Time , Prof_. Bowl1>11 - ·u:,. Sto;•:::;.l.l "''·· . ~·· 'M!ctet• . . " I l ~now olj----------------.......;. Saturday I i ralna added water to lbe w of lbe 1:<111 News Headlmea 1:~1 ifl teklng 1111 Bronx and IZ : ~ ltUIJetllt IIOard i'y1e I Jt gusted lo ipped down U: il5 News u Urams 1uu neo 1114 .,aTwol · 11 : 1~ flOWERS Show N6 Echoes of Joy Wlli'N T\'-11 1:00--Newa 1:30-News NET RESUL: Friday 7:15 Si&n OD-Lou Mueller 1'.M.P.O. Radio Tbe award · I ...., nr.up CHANNEL 4 MOVII!8 1:00 01!10 VaDey Ned t :OO p.m. Sun. - "Seven Days 1:00 World Newa From ~undown," with Audle 7:0D-Today Doily Word Murphy and Barry S.dllv~. 8: 10 Sports Today 7:tl$Mike Wallace li :U p.m. Sun. _ ''The Four 8:16 Weather Picture 7:25Daily Word Poster," with Ru Ha1Tisnn 1:111 Lou Mueller Show 7:30-and Uli Palmer. 1:~ Community News Cltureh ol Cbrt.l "Battle 8:00 TaliF. ol lile Town 9' 00 p.m. Tues Fun .School 1:00-• Iii M IAIUDL l'< Starcher H~mn, " wllil Rock Hudson •' 880lt Y ewo 1:30and Dan Duryea. lU:OO LOU Mueller Show l :ltra.m. Wed. - ''New Or· 10:iltl Latchslrmg 1:00-Morn. Show Capt. Kanearoo leans Uncensored," with Ar· ll:IIO News · Movie !bur Franz and Beverly Gar· 11:00 Lou Mueller Show 10;011- Eye Guat Lucy • land (except Frida7, 10:25-Newa 1:10 ~.m. Tburs. _ "The Cbur~ dells tungl 10:30-ConcenlraL Tbe lllcCoys Mob," with Broderick Cbw· 11 ' 30 Pubuc !iemce ford and Ernest Borgnine U:ti World News ll :OO-MorDIII8 liar Andy Griffilil Supermarket 1:11 a.m. Fri, "Tempta· 11.:50 Ma&ott t;oun<y News ll o3ti-Paradise .Bay Dick Van Dyke Dating Uarne tiou," wltb Merle Oberon aod 13::00 C..:Ommunuy news I.Z:OD-Jeopard,y Love Of Life Donnefteed George BrenL 1Z:O$ t.oon News 12o25News 1:20 a.m. Sat. - "Chicago IZ:1U t.larkeLO I.Z:30-Postoflice Seardl For Tomor. Father Knows Beal Syndicate," with Dennis o•. 12:15 wua uay Weather 1.2 :46Guiding Lipl Keefe alld Abbe Lane. 12::.!0 lluueuo Board 12:55-NOWI '"'25 News U \lrams 12:30 County AgenL Cllaand 4 Sporl8 UfWoman's Page Ben Csaey 12:41 (;ounu·y IJ9 Round 7:30 p.m. OS.U. Basketball: 1:30-Sm,inJ As World Turns io50 News Ileal O.S.U. VS fndi•na UluuLt')' Uo Round 2:110 2:0D-Our Llveo Password The Nurses Z:li5 News Ileal Cltaaael 4 DaUy Fealam 2:30-Doetora Houoe Parly A Time For U1 Farrell Slluler Sbow 3:00 1:00 a.m. Paw Dixon Sltow. Z:OiWomen's Newa 12o00 Noon 51).50 Club (Ruth 3:50 News Jle•.t 3:00-Anoth. Werld To Tell Truth Gen. Hospital t :110 Discm& w•tll IJoas Lyons). 3:21>-News t:;JO Jmercnan1e Z:llll p.m. The Coffee Club. 3o30-don'l S., Edge Of Nishi Young Marrieds ii:OO Communuy News 1:00 pm. 6 O'Clock Jlepoit.s - Oblo News, Weather ami U5 MaSOD Cwnty Newt 4:00-Cartooll Secret Storm Never Tod Youtll i : 10 World lc Nattonot New1 . Sports. 4:30Rin Tin Till Where Action II 11 :00 p.m. TV t Eleventh 5 : 00-Cbe~Sea Hunl Soupy Salea Hour, Ohio News, . Weal!lt!t' 5:30.Brave Staltioll Beaver and Sports. WCIIS TV.. E1plorer pest DUDLEY'S FLORIST !1!1•.~ rot u hit ftro closed tWned tpllll · 'he lllfhway lo 56 elosed I J.E.IL Radio ·- r • lighlweighfl TV-Cable Highlights Friday award t J. Lowi ISerhrist a!JI ·bouse at !he 'byterian Ch1 A tuh eutt., and o do,. IH-ush .-. all you n..d.. Cut tfl• pipe to l•n;th with a Nb. cutt...... apply welding solv..-.t lo fitting onc1 pipe as p.r instr,.dilNII can fht. con-puah '*'•m taveth• wHh • rwlatlng ._. tlon, With th• ....,., ln sulcrtlw G•lt0¥a QIS Watw Pipe 'rWRSELF! r'r lratllllo.. ,\lltetll The Boy f Ahlef~u; 0/' E.rperl-A/1 hl11le perf'et!f IMnl/111/onl wlfll Ge11on Po!gv/11!/f IJitlhlol'lr/e Pie#lit! W.te; P;p. f IT. .B£ II ER: .A ll 8'(,; 00~ y.w ' ,'ll l'OU nlrie~ mosl inw1l ved m rhe revolution, struggle agai nst the Viet Cong ( . . . •.TV~E 11:1 AQAIN, rtl?li \Vt~K. 1'0 1'tt£' C:.::~;;:; . ;;,:i .:4q;:;:6:Pf ~U:f COIJYICiiOI/5 S~OIII! "i ' �'' ~ATIQf.~tr I . i t ! Untied Prtu Rlslllg 18000 ,f ! oc:oan .floor, isob land masses of 1 \'Oicanic 'i , t 1 ~~ of . ... . . f i ' . 'i I • -, , )"' • t~ . I '' ·, • ' ' ' .... . ~ ' '• , _., , , __ . . . .... , . .... ... .. 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J. 1 ' . ., ! · .Som '· a group o JfM:l't early fhis W• a grave problem-lnt ,.. In Viet Thf t·onferets le adfll~ figures ) <'0Ui1tries mosl ir sll'uggle against 1 and North Viet . President .Johns1 ldf''1f Hubt>rt Hurr ,,.. I .. DON'T FORGET ' trmt ('abinet mem 1111litary personn€ thr Unil•d Stale FOOD NE~ER TA!iTED 50 600D 1' I'LL 'DO' 'THE . DI~~E5, Wi-ll LE'iOU ' ... If; IIIE PAPER! - l l~ '!lt:-oke~men fur So ~ "TO PlitT OUT ii-IE aosc;~ ANP ·'TURN WELL,'TIIAT FIIIE?IDE Kl!iS. ejjOIIE . OUR ONL'/ 140PE ~ ~INDING "THAT hli!i!ioiNG MINitJ6 ENGINEER 516 WcDDiloiG;.. OR BEl~~ tl!ARRIED lfi ~N E!iKII\IIi . l!i 10 OUES'TION IIIE TRAPPER, ... ICE! I CANI'f DECIDE ON JU!iilCE OF 'T~E PEACE ! were Prmeler a .,S- ' ! ' ,,.. Jed • Ahlaf~u; 0/'l IINif.tlllf/0111 \ ' .... . Dltthlol'lde I '' r I ''• The rains •·New York •t gustEd to lortbenl wake of , ·~ .','. iPPed dawn ICkiDI 1111 Bronx and •' • .•. ' :~ rlllla added water to tbe ._;· ' " 'I f. •• l'(r( LEG, SHE IS.WITH OPEl THE SPI'IAI W IT IS N01' FOSSJBLE THAT !flEACHTHE I' I ,. I •~ ,_ .... ,. - ' ' MORTY MEEKLE- jI FLOW .. I THl i. ''•' ' ' PERFECT : ' . r.~. VALi~; f ,_ ,.,. i: tolorful 8~ : '· ~,;-; Lo :'·~-. Cur Flower ' I' I 46 Court Sr. Oallipolis, 0 ... . .,~· --- · ... ~~. ' t,: ( ' ' . ............... .....-T~ ..............~...~~~~- · -·-- · - __ , -1 .r· ' y ' _;.,_. ,•. 1 "• f •. I •, ' ' I ' '' ' ' d Oklahol!lll Plnhaodle. ed Up II the snow. was on the lela. I hatardoutl .ere lasued ... .... Elsewhere, lllwers from oma ud a .AS FASr I tile t caidulbnl ·:: PICKI of ASTHE ; CAR WILL G01 WE . ARI:GOIN~ YOUR EXCElLENCY' .... nporto4 �\ (' I '' .' I , I' ' '' '' ., I .., ,J ...... • -- ·-- - H · A T IOit'·A • ' · ':''': . ' -!' ~~·-~~P. . :'-':'~ ...!l'~ .·'~~'!.r..v......·- . ,.,. . ··-'"' ""'-·--~.. - ....-~~- · ·· ------~~---· ··---~ -~~- ; .. .Son1 ' ~· .,, By H. '' ' I ' ' ', I • , ";• • . ' . '' \ ''t-~~ .• J. j Valled Preu f J lllilns 111000 )· ..,.an flQOr. isol land masses oi ; ', II t 1rt- volcanic •f HawaiL ax¥ . ~~·ange 1 I· I I birds lil•nds' deep v: oy , .. • l stm active volcan ly pour Java d! sides lush with tropical flora. · Against this ' li 1.~ ( Mruund a group o mt>1 early this w· a gt8\'e problem- * Ina """ In Viet ~ leadin~ ron fereP.~ ers ..' .' .' figures countri e~ most ir •111lt!gle against 1 anrf North Viet . Pn!!lident Johns• ' ld weather reach~ j io'"t Hubert Hun bmt rabinel mem ' f:lhlo, Mft tho Hoclil~ ,r. '' rnlllt.ary pt>rsonn12 thr United Stat£ SMke101men for So 1\:ere Prmeier a ments, whe' ded . for~ and -lhe lnl blt moll .. '' 1 m. :·• •• •• lei', tradttl• wble, ~'-II - ~ Jnlghl, u ieit By dan the 1 feel and drop. Alherot IDd were dosed ,, ""tdned THERE 16 ENoUGH REAL ~t!IER 10 r""" WllrlOlJT , j INVENTINI!I CHILDI~. ...,A,;, ONE~ WIFE. 1 I Kl'CNNAUGHTOF . WITCH~ I PO ~OW~TJ'LE. ThAT CAME 10 AN,l,tuAAL. 4' EM 11UT IF GAA.6e1'6 Hl6 W/i.Y.f · . ~ ~SPWOMAN W1.1. A"'al•u,. ot J /MflllfllfiOIIJ THE.vaORN LOSER .-. '. By ArtSap~om ...... ._._. ' ~ i ' - ' __ 7 • . · · DIE AN UNNATURAL DEATH! OtttllloHtle J , ned •• ' ~ ....... eptll The Highway thlo li4l rlosecl P... 'fwo) aorlhonl wake of The rains in New York 1111 gusted to "" t~ ripped down tic lacklnl 1111 Bronx and WJtf! th• new t. ,_.. COtlCen 1at• Ph It k"PI hot w ' ralnl added water to lhe • wekl~ log. • liglllwelg, ~. ol tltt ty. •a eoridii!Onl ,, PICKI OPE! ·I ·' lkla. '1;: ,. ·, .... .. " ·al Olclah01111 Paohandle. led Up II 1 the snow. v was oo tbt 'I •· r "' ', ! " ' d hazardout .were lasued '·Elsewhere, --lt4 ilowers from toma alld a "' . 8AI<ER5N~ · HIS FINGERl>, COUNTY .(UM!'Sl !· j! ' •, FLOW ' ''' . .'' ·• I ' PERFECT ~ti .. ·:.....· .., •:, FOA VALENJ DA, ·,· iSORR'f, ~&,t'M NATIVE GUIDE! I'M OFF, )OUR FA~R'S Cl¥l£,,,AND OFF' i>UTY ARllJND THIS NOBLE INSTiiUTJON, IMY8S RJit.fOOQ/ I..' ,. ., " .talorful Bl• ,.,'' Lc " ,"..,. .. ) . Cut Flower ,_ . i' . ·vestw~, 1'H 1s -. · · ·. ON~ PAY MAII.O. .· · .$3s~rc. s I rs· .•. .,, 1 i THI TH'E FEENY·. FARM . t~~ -.• ' 46 Court St. t/··~·• I, .. G1llipolis, 0 ~ t.f, ~_.,. j ' , •I < • ' I ·-..-..... "1,--~-. ,... .•. :·-·· _ ___......_ __,;, • By George Lemont ....---..-'""" .p~f;rTY NIF'fY, t$H~ ; PAP! ., j �'' •' ' ' ~ ' 'I •. •. NATIO ~~.~ .So ' ' ' ... 'l'f.,_•r. ...r'\r. .•.. , ,.-·...... •....'·11.1r.rJ( ...... · ~- ~ ..'t. ·'····. ··.. ·-.:- "-:~ ... ·: .. :. ~~;·. •"•' Pre..; i PR:ISCILLA'S POP ( .. ·~ , ., . ~~~ -- ( By H. J,l Vlllte4 1 . -~~~~. ',~.~~.~ - ' ' •,. •. •.-· ...-. ' .. ~ ~ -~ .;.,.~ .. ,. .. .......... . ...- ..... . - ' I ':'' _.., _ _(ill........ ' -·- . -- · · ·~·~-: Ill ...,. 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YOU A HATr omalned OPf.ll ~OUT -'OUR . .; . < ' Tht Jllihway •lllo 56 olosed WAY P... 'fWo) ned Amafw,. ot i IIUfa/181/011.1 OltJhloHd• J ... " • ...••••• aortbtnl wake or h II"PI hot w The rains iD New York Ult gusted to ripped dowo la(:klllg out Bronx and • llltlldc log. • lighlwtllg, • ralml added water to till .... With the "' Mw 11 ,..... CQI"'0..Jat•pl'1 ~. ol lhe ty. 'd eoftdltlbna ·aJ Oklahoma Panh8lldle. led up II 1 the snow. " was on tbt PJCKJ OPEl lkla. d hazardouo 173-5f13 .were Issued '· Elsewhere, l llowers from 10D18 81d • H!l'tnportM .. ,.. ' " ' .. . . !· ' I, , FLOW THI PERFECT 1'. ! .. ' olrMil., plad . . . . ; '''•, ' ·~ I ' ! ' li · r VALENJ "':. . ; ' •"•• ~~ FOR h ' ' DA, ' '' ' rhiDB --'-~·= mdlt .... lllu. • ' bit 19. .... Tilt .... : rural- · ~ f aaer-., iDII ~ ' I '(wua:t) . tolorful Bl• '''' ·~ I.e •, ' Cut Flower ,·., '• ' ,~. ' I;...;.. 46 Court St. r/·-··r... ' .... 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