http://66.213.69.5/files/original/dd5c7d645b65d9793ee4afbe211ddfbd.pdf 74282a90b9f903d45bfb979afdeaf3fa PDF Text Text • PLAN DANCE I Fnther, Children, MASON - Tonight following lbe Wahama-Ravenswood •••• Obatrtl(' Birthday• ketballbe game, teenWahama hance 1 Mrs. Edward Moore, • s. Seo.will held at athe High School auditorium from ond·av, Middleport, entertained 9:31 p.m. to 12 midnight. The with .• family dinner Wednesday Javs will be In rharg•. Spon.oor ; evemng honor Ed rd Inand th ofI her husband, hlldre II tbe Wahama Guidance Dept · ' Tommy wa •and Sheila. e r whoc all ol> n, ed th . blrthd th 17. ;r!my wa: celebrating his first birthday and Sheila was observing her Pomtray, Ohio lith birthday. They received gifl• and cards from relatives TONIGHT & SATURDAY Bprt l-ancaster and friends . r ''THE TRAIN" l A decorated birthday CartoonR \ ensrribed with "Happy Birfu. SUNDAY, MONDAY Daddy, Tommy byand Shei· ond TUESDAY I. day, Ia" was prepared Mrs. "THE KID" Moore. Dinner were - T•chnicolorMr. and Mrs. Richard Hovat'> Ieve McQuron, F:dw . G. ler and children. Presenling gifts were Mr. and Mrs. George Cab Calloway, Joan Blond,.li •John"'"· Mr. and Mrs. Hovat· Colorcorloons I ter, Krist! Morris, and grand! M · 31Membersof.- ' ..· · - - - - - - - ~------ainly About .! Chester' Cou. n"c!l ' Arorind And 111• Amatear Gardeser'l peop1e 1n f, Club 0I M'•dl Abou-t .. eport 1I ""'·" ....... Pcmeroy D fA M f · M' Ill part te preNrVe tilaeblrdl 0 e$ .' · 1ddfeporf lllal are &etliq exllllel, by I ~1-..._ ~_:lttalrdl ullto~ -~. MII•O'BrienTakel Part in 'Seorch' Pam O'Brien, daiJihter ul aad Mrs. Jainea O'Brien, Bill Point, wu a flDal· Ill the Asseclalltn Women Studenta of the Ohio olNorthern UnIveraIty campua In lis aearcb Northern's "Best Girl" Thursday night. Girls nominated by tbelr aororitlea dorms nd by ious • •a var lratemilles modeled three out- SOCIAL ~js wl~ ~on- ~rath Sarge~t, c~cilor, ~ FC•I~~~;.~1.\;; ~uests 1~ ~~~j"~.~·d~;~::J:;'~•Id an~ .::r r~en~ts~in~Ra~d~for~d~-, =V~•~-- = r':;:;:;::;::;:;:;~!P:•-ep a~ Th's ,_ alker messag~ \), :z; HOUSE $1.99 • 36" SPORT DENIM 69c Plastic Oval Rugs The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company ~ SANDWICH fnspiTOfiOna/ Book Reviewed Rambler Trade-Ins MENS SUITS $2Q BOYS SPORT COATS 1 = 89c ,... 39c. ,... MUSLJN ° · ....... LET INGELS DO ITI MENS SWlATSHIRTS WHITE SPECIAL PURCHASES METROPOLITAN MOTORS IVY LEAGUE PANTS ••• MENS JACKETS th QUILTING SHEETING 2 wa; DRESSES ·::~ !-price ' DEFENDER" DRESS PRINTS LINEN TOWELING 39c. ,... 39c. ,.,., "Pilgrim Bed Sheets Skirts ·· .. !Price SUITS·· ·· 331% Ladies Coats BAHR LADIES SLACKS Reduced 25% INGELS FURNITURE l price CLOTHIERSMID~~~RT Elberields 1n Pomeroy ••·0 ~7';· '• J, " lr.. ~ •;'!1/ Jury Selection Will Open Case Which Has ~~,·~ Been Postponed Four Times Since Nov. 29 .:::.~ ~~~~7seb~as a:~ ~~ ~":~~.::.·and now will STEAK CLOSED TUESDAY FEBRUARY 22nd Washington's Birthday ~ ;;··• .. ,_ ~" • I' :::s Meeting Held Crow's . tcinally sel for Nov. 29, has been postponed four times. Mra. Borden's trial, which was al- . SHEET BLANKETS ··- =~::;. ::~f::~w::~ Mt.ddleport 69c On Tuesday V~llc" ,. . ly Dkk ThoBarring uDforaeen developments, the beginning of the selection of a Jury will O)lft the flrst.de!P'*murder trial of Erne at Walker, 39, GaWpolio, at 10 a.m. Monday iu-Gall!a County Common Pleas Court. Walker Is cltarCed with first degree murder In the Sept. 7 fatallllooUng of Thurma Borden, 22, Kerr. He pleaded iDOl guilty when arraigned after being ludlcted by till ·'!' September term giand jury. Ada W. Borden, 28, Kerr, wHe of the victim, waa also elm'• ged with and indlcled for first-degree-murder in the shooting of her husband. Her trial DRESS MATERIAL Syracuse WSCS 1!;1 ''' MAKE ElBERFElD$ IN POMEROY YOUR SHOPPING CENTER =~• ·llevot_ed "llo The CW.afer Mldd . If Ohio •1 ·S· the~r Gener~l Hosplt~l. \1,>---~ "t;, ?,,.. ~&-~~----------------------------~~~--------------------------------------~--------------------~----~ ~ ~~ ~ -----------------------------------.. dJ~ a Secret I' -~~----~--------------------------~-~(----~----~~------------·--------~·----~ -" ~. • ~----~----------~r .--~--~1.4·~NO. v~ 2 'GaWpolla SUNDAY, FEBIHJARY 20, 1966 l'llllleniY·Wdle~ ~'·.;~·~~'.~---------------------------~----~~~~ -,, • PRIC! lO CENTS' ,•.., • 1 Committee To v.·s,·t Wl'thPlanS Ch hSh • pec1~l!y I Can Ke vl~lWoo~ter l'_. . =~ a":.u;:~m:e!~ !: ~:o:J!ni~.o!M/~~~ ca~e. ~ It . - i!M ii!¥ I ~ -; Gil" J ' ,,.. b.. !Ill". . ' ' 11111 r•rt: .c ...,. 11m : f . · · CALENDAR ~ ~YanpJan. :~i ' ··. ~ :_ ,.. , i ,. Mrs . Flerence 8ol 1ey return- Chester Counc 11 ' D"""'' .. ""'·"' "' Mr nd Mrs Rodn "--. -plaelacll'll ~w ""' •v_..,, y ed tD her home, Nye Ave., America, met Tuesday evening lng 1'erat Sun'day· for aeyvaca ""t"t... ty • ......,. on • POMEROY CHAPTER No. fO Tbunday alter spending a few wlib 32 members present.- Bar· trip in F1 ld d Loull Mn, Braee Uoyd, ehaJr. Royal Areb Maaonl will bOld itt her daughter and open- While the: IDs maa ol the project and well· lllllll81 illlpectlon J'rlday at 7:31 aw, · and Mrs. DwJght e mee mg '" rttiaUstlc with his daughter and family bon bird lover, baa recel•· p. m. wtth Cllarlel E. ZimnletLagan and son. form. Reported ill were Zelda M d M Re. ed htl wilh lbe '""I fllnll Weber in Sl Joseph Hospital, 1 r. an ':'· nness1er JohnP pn,.. man u lnspeclill3 officer. A Mrs. Leroy Watson con· Fannie Adams in Camden · laon and children. Mr. Rlllcoe Wite, wllo JIOI" dinner wiD be served al 1:30 ftned to her )lome by illness. Clark Hospital and Opal Hoi- Mrs. Roger Klttle of GlousP· m. with the ladles u I Mrs. Harry L. Bailey and Jon has blood clot in her leg. ter visited Monday with her the club lor ue. Tbla ..... Brien represented Weal Hall. SATURDAY Mrs. Norman McCallum were Leda Mae. Kraeuter is home aunt, Mrs. Vesta McCoy. ject 11 ltelq apoliiGred bythe SAUSBURY CUB SCOUTS recent visitors In Sl Albans w from Hospital and Dolores NaUeDII Aasoelallan o1 ,._ PARTY IB HELD Pack 216 wUI haVe a special Va. · · · Wolfe has a baby girl. SidneyMonday Russell of ...,. Racine camp Fire Glrll en- meetlni on Saturday evening, A communication was read torMrs.visited withGloosher oervm ef BlrdJ. Tbe elab..bao Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eskew from Edith Wakely, district Iatner, Rue Tuckerman. placed lt ol lbe bOUIIel 1D Joyed a Valentine Party In Jan- Feb. 19, at 1 p.m. at the Sallswere in Charles!Dn, W. Va. deputy, in regard to the rail . the collllly. vary at Ute Racine Baptlal bury achool. All parenll are Thursday where Mr. Eskew who In Pomeroy on March 31' and Mn. David Ohlmger Church. Attendlng were Jan lll'ied to attend. fell at his employment break- reservations for dinner cost daughters, Susan and Son· Alkire, Deborah Cross, Cricket fUESDAY ir_g his leg, entered Charleston $1.7 each are to be .;,nt ID ya, were m Jut Week· Carpenter Brenda Sayre, Jleo. General Hospital for a cbeck- Cora Beegle. A district prac- end for a wdh their daugbky Sayre, Brenda Holman, Rhllll- AMERICAN LEGION AUX· up. tioe Willi announlled f. ter and armly, Mr. and Mra. da Ervin, Shirley Pyles, Jane D.JARY of Lewis Manley Post Mrs. Clyde Andrews left Wed- March 20 at Tuppers Plains. Thomas InnereUa and sons, Da· Johnson, Nancy Bentz, Joy Z41 will have an Americanism nesday lor a visit with relatives The Buddy Starcher show be- Vld. and Andy. Tlley went esUTC Ut•ln$ Theiss, Martha Yost, AnD Me- program al the MI. Moriah Ball' in Athens. ing sponsored by District for the observance ef Plana Cllnock, Linda Grtndataff, J>l. list churcb, Middleport, Tues13 1f Mrs. John Kerr of Columbus Past Cooncllors Association on Dav1d s birthday. were made lor a ana Cross, an4 Brenda Brad- day at 7:30 p.m., with Mn. and Mrs. Margaret Werner of February 2 at Pomero was .Mr. and Mrs. Robert McEI- lion committee ID call an ford. Campbell Harper J.n charge. .Lagan were Saturday guests o1 sa announced Y , blnny, Jeffersonville, Ind., are IllS of the church by the Busy Pdra. Wllaon Carr, eighth I Mrs. Charles Buck. A thank-yo~ note was read spe~dlng several days bere at 8ef Class of the First Baptist BOll presided at the sliver col· trlrt president, will be t bt Beryl White of Ch..apeake, from Navada Beav.,. for a gift, home in Middleport. :;:'urcb Thursday evening fee service. spt>aker. The public is invited. 0 W. Va. and Ran Might and cards and visits . while haopital· They plan to visit with their church. siSter, Mrs. Floyd Rumfleld of led. Lucille Kraeuter, thanked daughter, Karen, a graduate Mrs. Beulah While, Rutland Vl!llted Tuesday with the memben for gifts, cards student at Ohio University. Alb· conducted the Mrs. Charles Buck. and visits when her dangbtor ens, before returmng ID lndi· opened with the class Mr. and Mrs_. David Might of Leda Mae was hospitalized: ana. "Have Thine Own Way," ro1-1• Pl~santvU!e vts1ted Wednesday Round robin get well cards were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Faulk lowed by prayer. Mrs. With biS SISler, Mrs. Ellen Eb- sent It Mrs. Weber and Mrs. and san, Bobby of Urbana, have bath Slaven gave devotions ersbach and Mrs. Charles Buc~. Adams. returned there after spending tog scripture from St Jllbn and My Bank They also visited in Rutland At the close of the meeting several days here with her a meditation from the "Seo:ret with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. a silent auction was held llY parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gail Place" Has the Molt Clarence Might. the Ways and means commit- IMiller. Ro.;,n robin earns were lee alter which refreshments Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Jenkin- ID Fielding Hawkins a patient ANNOUN~ REVIVAL were served by the kitcben 'son and daughter, Mary Jane, at Holzer hospital ~nd Berth• toOfferl 50% Modulus Rayon - 50% Cotton. 45" width Rev1val serv1ces will be held committee. were'" Columbus over the week- Archer 8 po'ient 1 M · Beautiful fabric that requires Utile or .no care at Mornin_g Star EUB church end and visited their daughter Th: c 1 each evemng at 7:30 beginning ~d family, Mr. and Mrs. made plans to remember You ea11 tell a bank by Ita services, and our Tuesday~ Mar. I. The Rev. Men· ames Hoyt ond son, Jimmy. Mathews, who 1s at the Elm· rd. customers know they can Rpect all the Uttle zel Smith, pas!Dt. will bring Th•y also attended the Dis- wood Rest home ith bJrlb. the and there will be patch sports event held Sunday. day gift. ' w a "extras" when IIIey entrust their money to us. apec..J mUSIC. Mr. and Mrs. John Kraw- Members answered U II sccyn and famil . ro ca Oustomera are our "valuables••; we work to aive Drip Dry lu~bus Sunday y were m eo. naming their favorite valenMa Vane . e person. Buddy gifts were them better, fuller bankioe service. The February meeting or the sd ry 'th ooney, who Is re- exchanged and a Valentine box WSWS of the Syracuse Metho- ~ mg WI her sister, Hazel exchange was featured durlnal BANK SERVICES dlst church was held Tuesday anCooney at the Emma Smith the evening. lhoddq hc'ts • Sovln11 Acc'ts e Money Onloro evening at the church with Mrs. residence, is recovering from Following tbe meeting Wiiliam Eichinger, presidenl, lllllJor surgery at Meigs Gen- hers were inviteed to the - Deposit 1.,.. e Chrlot11111 Clult e L••,. Machine waohoble, wiU IOO% Cotton- 70x90 aot stretch. Beautiful in charge. ~rat bHospital_ in Pomeroy. She room for a desoert course serv•.d slri.J!8S and matchin& Devotions taken from Psalm as een assiSting In the care I(<> bl . sabds. 84 were led by Mrs. Royal of ·'Ars· Smith· Miss Van Coon- valentine m a tatheme e carrying out the A large Thomas who gave a meditation ~ and her brother, Pearl Van- edged heart .,..;tered the' table 1 rd. "Remember the sabbath day to Illoon~y • have been with her at with pink tapers encircled keep it holy," !rom The Upper e ospital. llowera. Nutcups of vahmtille Room. Mrs. Carl Weese, procandy were given each gram leader, had for her topic, Twim' Birthdnys ber. Hostess.. were Mrs. "Automation Leisure." Honored at Party leo Bennett, ~· "-. John LyoJIS, D · th and b · urm~ e usmess session, M Mrs. Eva Hartley --• Mrs. LEGAL HOLIDAY 33 shut-In calls were reported. r. and Mrs. William Lam- W """ Mrs. Melvin Grimm reported bert entertal~ with a party erner, contributing. on the visit by rommittee to Monday evenmg honoring their Attending in addiUoo ID the Long wearing Colonial pattern that wipes clean with Syracuse Rc.t Home. Mem- lwm daughters, Tamara and above were Mrs. Lettie Roush, bers will help in the Race Rela- Debra, on their filth birthdays. M,~'· Agnes White, Mrs. Clyde damp cloth. Bright colors. lions service at the church and Games were played and fa- 1\mebrenner, Mrs. Pearl Hoff. will also participate in world vors of balloons and heart shap· man, Mrs. Nora HamUIDn Mrs. Day of Prayer services at the ed suckers were given to the Lillian McGhee, Mrs. Jacob Presbyterian church February gukests. A decorated birthday 1'umer, Mrs. Cora Pullen z. It was announced that the ca e With ICe cream and punch James Souders, Mrs. ' prayer group was active again. Twere served 1D the children. Hamm, Mrs. John Seines, Mrs. 4S Inch wide Prayer by Mrs. Wendell Stu!- he honorees received many Frances Bearha, Mrs. D a! Prlsc:IUo 90 Inch wldt "We Ha .. Grown Becauoe We Have Helped ler closed the meeting, after lovely gifts. Attending were Mourning, Mra. Beulah White SliAMLISI Order 1r l'hene wllich refreshments were serv- Mr. an_d Mrs. James Roush, and Mrs. Donald Boone. ed ID seven members. The and children. Bobby, Diana and Member Federal RHerve Sy• .., Aaol Tab '&m Homo Conme; Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe March meeting will be held at S Member Fedorol DIJIOiilln•urance Corporation _-,. WY _ U4lt Ute home of Mrs. Frank Wine- prouse and children, Chery~ Excellent quality, - .... brenner. Debbie, Danny anu David; Mrs. POMEROY, OHIO Snow white, excellent for qulltin1, pure iii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiii:[ ;;;;.;;;;;.;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;.;;;;.;;.;;.;;;;;;;;,\ Vesta Lambert, Mr. and Mrs quality. In lbe drapery ii "- Clawson Roosh; the honored ..,!/"':'!ew of the Inspirational department. soli finish. guests, Tamara and Debra and at Bt;,l B,usinesaman looks The Very Best :~!hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Lam- Lloyd• hi~hl~ght~~ :s. Bruce In Used Cera Anywhere ffi<'eling of Class 12 Circle NO REASONABLEANNOUNCE DANCE Heath Methodist Church OFFER REFUSED A high school dance party :day evening at the church. SEEspo?sored bY the Middleport den~· ca~ Swanson, presiSeniOr class will be held this Th' pr · Saturday night following the Mnx: ~k authored by w • Regul1r 99c-$1.19 H1nd Towel1 I GROUP I RACK MiddJeport.Pomeroy basketball live Y tha"'J'", a high game at the Middleport e aneaco Shoe Com· "Your Rombler Deolor" starting at 9,30 p.m. The f."'ys pany for18which Mr. Lloyd Is a Well Known Qu•lity 2 for $1.00 VoiUOI To V1luet t. '""'""'"'P"'O"'M"'E"'Ro,v,;·,;O;,;·,.,..,..,~wvi_illl emcee represen tive, cites his rellg· ~· e~perience in testing the Now Now $5.00 f15.95600 Regular 59c-69c W11h 'cloth• $10.00 B1ble as a basis for his person· al and business life. Well Known Qu1llty _ _ 4 for $1.00 Devotions were given by Mra I GROUP MENS I GROUP James Jivid n in a · paper prepared for tbe 1a y speaker's school 1n Gallipoli Valu11 To Values To $3.00 $5.00 this year enlltled "A Chrls$5.91 f15 .9S - - - Now tian'o Witness 1n This World , She led the group In "T h. e Lord's Prayer" and gave the MENS elosing prayer. · SPORT SHIRTS-Colored During the business meeting 17 Jochoo wide, I" ~uallty Onlohlntho Hooded & Monogrammed Mrs. Swanson announced the DRESS SHIRTS Wack or .brewn, to,..I EXPERT INSTALLATION! Voluos To $ OO llwdor fllr lhlt ulo only World Day o1 Prayer Feb. 25 & BANLONS 13.95 • • It I:JI p.m. at Heath ChurCb Val~• To ARMSTRONG'S SornP Long SleeveR, Some II was announced that $93 $6.95 Short SlE'eve cleared on the sale of pecans. Linoleum . • . Inlaid Vinyl The group voted to doJiate $26 to the achool lunch program 1 LARGE GROUP Floor covuina for every kind of Ooor. Belt and 1D send the f100 ID the Sfd. patterns. ProfenionaJ lnaUJJatlou bJ Ill, or well missionary project ID tbe ilo II youraell, Call WY ~- lor fr" eJil. confere!ICe. Mrs. Nan Moore MI-. Juniors oncl Holf Sl,.. mate. reported on the SldweU fmnlly and displayed a ChJiieae calenWALL-TO-WALL CARPETING I GROUP I GROUP dar which had been oent · to Double led Size 81 by 991nch LADIES REDUCED LADIES REDUCED MOHAWK her from Korea. MAGI I SWEATERS Mrs. Swanson appointed 8 Thl1 S.le $1.69 kpert lnoiO!IatloD committee composed of Mrs. Y2 PRICE Satlafaetioo Wayne Gibbons, Mra. II. L, GuanDteed Fltlecl loHom Sheets, Double led Size French and Mra. Jamea I GROUP den to report on the bulldln& Ledlos 2 Pee. Reduced repair activity. The meeting thl1 S1le $1.89 was closed with the benediction. Pillow CaiN, 42 by 36 Inches _ 89c 1 pair A aalad course wa1 served by the hostesseB, Mra. Norman 1 GROUP Wayland, Mrs. Herman Jlad. dox, Mra. WilHam Ilobsoo and REDUCED le Th~ftylllve AI! of Your IIP•IIpl From Miss Nellie Zerkle, conllrlbuttiDI followlq the meeting. The ble was covered with a crech• ed l!lolh -and centered witll 1 . valentine tree and red to-··• Ill aUv.._ holdera, Mrs. •=========•I MEIGS THEATRE ::~. da/~eb. I ,. :.r. . ', Confesses B&Es Two venires hnve been drawn for each trial. The first 75 prosA series of burglarieo (six) ht Middleport hn be&l pectlve jurors in each case had solved according to Herbert Gilkey, chief of pollee, tD he dismissed when the case Chief Gilkey indicated Saturday that Richard Ward, 20, progreased from the September of 206 Beech·st., Middleport, admitted that he was reapon, 1965 term of common pleas Bible for the breaking and enterings, the first whicb \0011 court to the January 1966 place in mid-December. term. Ward reportedly confessed ID - - - - - - - - Twenty • lllo o1 the oeCOIId the series of felonies at t h e approximately ~ Ia tub 75 juror• drawa lor IH Walk- Bureau of Criminal Investig&- reported taken, the Reed Weber trial bave been ercused or lion Headquarters In London, er home and also his garqe uve not beea avaUable lor 0., where be was takea Friday wbere miscellaneous items were lfl'lllce, Tbll Jeevea oaly 51 by Chief Gilkey and Meigs s!Dien, the Elmer Red home • lbe aelfctlon ol tile jury otarls County Sheriff Robert €. Har- Frnnt-st where uadisclosed Ittomorrow momlag. tenbach. ems of value were apparently Already excu•ed from jury Earlier this month. Ward was taken and the Catherine '"" duty are the following: Helen taken into custody by the Mid· Christine Grant borne. Plymale, Georle A. Yoong, dleport Police Department as Ward L. Pauley, Marta F. a parole violator, and belt! in Ward got in!D the besemeat Dean, Lucy Hamii!Dn, Brian jail since his arrest. at the Grant property, but wu 0. Lanier, Charles S. Bradley. Ward admitted the B & E of scared away • Lois Jean Waugh, Frances S. the Middleport Elementary Chief Gilkey •aid Ward 11 Vickers, Virginia V. Brum· school on Pearl-st. the James being charged with B & li: In field, Willa M. Rucker, James Euler home OA 4th-st where each of the counts. Forth, Lawrenca Smeltzer 1 Elma B. Hall, Jamea L. Wa~ Ml~JI@I¥&\it@+.ii£!1 f4ihiiiiJJiii§j dell, Stella R. Robinson, CorSAIGON (UPII - Communist VIII Cong striking ' nella McDaniel, Bert W. Ross. In the darkno11 early Sunday, fired amall ar..:S and 10 ~~ for dlltrlbutlon through Cressle Watll, Lawn~ S. mortar rounds into thtl headquarter• cemj.ouncl of the tile .Joung treea are Owen, and Rollert A. Brtckles. U.S. Army's 1st Cavalry Division. It wH the flnl bit and KnlpQ ijo~lt.• . ax. ,~1011, thtl Ct1mmuni~ agalnal the htladqu1rt1n, ._. , } , . ,. a.t W ' l .. . . ..hallltf S.IJIOI). • ,. 1,.. -· .. .._:;;ill~ di:ll!.-•'lbe . ,.~ ~~.-.~~i1W IIi( lfi'CIIY ,.,.. ,.,..lil~ · , _ ..er, liliJPoenaed the 41villen ...... brought und4lr attaclt. Ht ltlil fhli.' · • '_- ' ' !ollowinl wllnesses lor the lrlal icano ouflerecl ~mptratlvoly light eHualtiH lnd ma· 1111 111 Mrller date: ~ial da..,... before tho raider• wer..driven eff. TIM . -Earl ·A. ·&em and Gotm!lll :V... Cong in thtlir atla<k took eclvantage of the absence Clark, !ICI:• Landan _Correction- of most of the dhrioion'• combllt troopo, who wore per. al InsUtulltn; Sheriff Denver tidpotlng in "Operation White Wing" about 300 miln (Continue<. on Page Two) northoul of Saigon. ... .·.· u. ,d . . . y· :;e 1 ro SCh. Long Waves the Flag~· •j Man Boxed-in VietCong Counter ·=-'-,i, 1:! · 52! Hour Countdown Is Near �. . . .,._ .. -~ • • - - __ ,.. _ _- .... --...... .....___ •. - - . --. •. "" .....- . . . . - ... ....... ~ '· .. . . . . ....... -~ '1 .,....-c.--.-~--·· ., .... _ • .• ..-.- ~--"'. ~-· ..: ......... .. .. · ·· ·--·· ·-· ~·.).'- .. \ ·,:. . .O:(.·G·a~-~··a· S.c·h'90JS·,~n·$15sun~ay·oooonme~-s.nttnet, sun~y. Area Meth9dists to Take Part in Study ..'J~ Ortty . s •t Fil d tl:.'.. r-.-. :' .' ·... . . ' . . . . . In CommonDamage m e :~k~~:.~~wl~ : == ~:"":, lhth:a~u~:~~in:l:m~~ ~=igsm::s ·~ ~~~Ia tr:'t! Pleas Court Februll;' 20, '9 ' ·l . 19es .M. ol tba Heath Melbo- · dS0[der .saIary Hike·I Oar '> . ·. Rev. Dowson. lrutructer lor ' rni\Mr "! to ~ Blsho~ Cit.ed'Af.ter Arson Verdict RLI2nvreck s on Irme ~~.:s~::~:~ry. stele law City . · · • however. I aerve WJ~I compen· It ~ llwW been. tile ~ bbbo~~ In "'~"1 1 h . · ••r ~ ~ u mem-1'! The Fourth Dlotrlct Court of Appeala hll upheld t .e to _ theu U6 a year to ~ I cunvlctton and aentendng for arson nearly two yean aco prol'lilslonal fund. to be uaed in Gellla county common pie11 court of William Blanken· Ior the promotlo• of th• paso- ship, ti6, Crown City. ••. of school b 1\ :~.. Including : FII.O Saturday mornlllfl with ; Clerk of Court Mar)One Rlne- a copy of hlo decision along levJu and bond P i!Uel. . Of the six school boards out·, hart was the z.t de<JSJOO of tbe w1th the aff~rma~on of the COlD· side the Galnpollo city school Iappellate court Concurring in mon pieu court'• judgement. dislt'lct, ell accepted the rai,.. tho decision were Judges Wi~ Blankenship and Otto John· to month, w~h tho ... , ham H. Brown aod Gordon aoo. 56, Crown C1ty, ,..re Chari· ception of little Ra~coo• local Gray. The diosenting vote w• ed with arsoa in an ¥rll 1184 ·~ diotrlt. Mofllbor• of the regiStered by Judge William J. lire !hot deatroyed the major Raccon sclwll boord did . how-~· C~rhsle.__of . ~ac.<s_on, wbo fil.O porUm of the J~f!O!', ~e;lil erown City. -• ev.,. ,ral,. oolor< ... They JUmi>' '" doe ml! to u a month. ,. Johnson pleaded 11ullty to tbe II¥• Is I rundown on ralary ·~arge and_ was lqJicePC«i .to of l!hool board members. bv !-:!0 yeats m lbe ·OhloPeol~ the". respecfiYO boerdo. In G•l· •ry for arsen. , lle wai re!J~n~liB <!OIIIIIy : Gallipolis c1ly boHrd, ad here to testily ogainot 81~ re"'l!!'ed at $1 ·Jll!r monthly "'ship when Blankenship- stood m.Wg: Rac•·oon jumpf'ri tr<Jm i trJal and wao convicted In July 1964 · 13 t4Jf!l: the GoUla county bop,rd . of ..A!1catJOn alono with H:mmm Warren F. Sheets was Gallil 'Z· N th G 11 K MOSCOW fUPll --Russia county prooecutlng attorney T <He~. or a "· v~er · · CrHk and Southwestern all :'let~ no prospeets 1or peace m when Blankenah1p was convict' . ,. N . tI A I ed d te ~ " h A E tonk the raist from " it) tlr. 1t "'"' am un 1 mer can an sen n...'CIU. '"' 0 0 · P" month . "•llll'""on" ends ond the ling, present prosecuting attor· The, ··raist" has attractPd 11nited States withdraws, au-, ney, was defense counsel for !!lite-wide L'Ontroveny Whtn thoritative Soviet sources said Blankenship at the time of his me~, t eu • RUSSia• sees N0 prospecl S For peace 1 · Saturdav opera~on chll'lfe occident at 1:10 •. m. on State Route 124, 1.1 eaat of lha Minomllle Ofllce. Melgo County Sheriff c. Hartenbach's 4eputiel Terry L. Brower, 18, to ~::~ before Jllfllle Frank W. on the charge. Brewer loll trol of hlo vahlclo ond 11 a stone wall apeed llmU sign and guard railing. Brewer reportodly 1 laceration 011 the bfad and bump en hla chin Brewer attempting IA1 pu; 1 car the mlahap oeturred, 1o depu~es - ·1 car waa demollohetl. The SherUrs departmenl conducted Investigation of k 1 t-ll Frida ::Cte ~ ~~·~·feet ei.t the s ' u 1trial AuJ:~':: .:f"'a!:e Beegle :U Columbus ' ' ' lng east, lost centrul of IIIII$ model car and k hit . Royal Crown Cola 01leaving the hJ8hway. 'lllere mmor damage to the front Beegle's vehicle In~ Do were tued. actio~~~'· . , Eau~~wl!:. ~arHo~ ~ KltOGER·PRICED •u~t,., ·LOWER-PRICED '! ~ pe~~ ' 't or or com leted P _.- - - ASK TO ~h n...., Harlan B Ccmley 26 GaUlpolls ch..;lcal ~~~ Do~ Jean Bahr 21 a'aillpo-1 lla registered ~se 'have • , RISS~ and~ .f U.V::. 0 ,,. .. . Umted Stae•- such as t 1 ,.tl ... law AIM: how . · .W!ti.. 1111der way prior to the -' land . ...... • I I tio ol th v·et N • n s on secu 1ar mee1·mgs Tbt compensation-'for otteod ".~" n am war en Sunday night may be forlhln~: rionthly mertinga, however, - \~hen thert is aggression 'IY1 from the Me1gs Coo nty _ . agamsl an all\• " , _, com ng WED. ond THURSDAl Is nf actually • ulary. It Js . , . ~· : Carl Horky was elected pres1- Ministerial Association which ........ . . Ihe Vie! Nam war oversha· Fob. 23·24 ,. 1dows not only RusiJOoAmerican •dent of the Mltldleoort • Pome- m•l last week In the Middleport NOT OPEN ltei:-Jtions. b·rt also such Interns· · roy Rotary club ~rlday nl(ht Church ~ Christ w1th Rev. ~ ;tiona! discussion• 11 the ! at Heath Church '" 1 regular · !>"nald Hicks,_host pastor, FRIDAY oncf SATURDAY , . . w.. kty meeting mg the devotionals. The Fob 2526 IContinued from page l ) r:mrent Geneva OJsarma~ent : 01her officer~ named were dent Joseph Kraley, PATTY. nUKE u nu~rina: one'1 foot or it and ~onference Wf!l'e the Umted· Wf':ndell Gerlach vice pres- whe~ It was also "BILLIE" j1 ••gin· 11 in the muck. mud Statea and Britain have betnl de t· J • Rob · · ta ~te Ia the (Tetbnicolor) . f ' "•"•n• ~ed -·I . 'th n. ac.., sort secre ry, ..,.-... P tt Duk Jim Backuo and ~ mire. Tllat sort . u .- 1\. ~ tl"".. Y '"""c muon w• I and Wilbur Theobald treasur- cees Religious Service on Me>rcb a Y e, ' to; tteQ'lpl\lous rejiaNt l'or the Runll of a treaty to ban the er. Roh~on and ~bald are !7th at the Junior HiP AuJII·II ~~~~B~~e:;elo1f!~n Berlinliag ~f ont'e cou?try lndieates sprPad of nuclear weapons. : suc"eeding ~mselves. Named lorlum. . ~~ ' DAY OP '"''!w;nm for on .. s nAtion. ~lie the cnanel of communi-\ to thf' board of directors wtl'f A committee was appointed THE TIIFFIDS" l.onfl's speech -waa not l'.tlto~ between Moscow and ~urti~ Jenkinson and Dav~ In devise and bring to . (Techbieolor) ~r 1 1!en b\' 1he Whit~ Hou!le.!W~shmgton remains open, it Is Ohlinger. meetlq 1 resolution 11 to Howard. Keelt Nicole Maur. . he r:words. phra!llftl and J"(l . Ilk ley to be used by the Paul Smart Lee - McComat associatlonts sta~ in ~:~~~ ey, Kleron Moore. de~•voir, .,.. part of me Krcm_lin. for tny meaningful and C. E. Bl~keslte - e the to orgtU!Izatlons .of a • I T S hv•hhood of a .man who otumJll nnr,<~tJal•on• as ion~ as the Vlet . nomlnoting commltllll; '' will! type_taliing Sunday niCht · ~!::.:;M~~~· mr oCJgh th~ red l'lay parlshe!l N.a m L'O~ict contmues, the Blake!lllf.e making Ita rerom- medings and programs · •rher•!l John Stur11•' of Louisiana, bollini thingo . sourcPS saJd. ! ml!lldatiDIII. ' ' most o1 the churches Ia 1h "THi HA~L&LUJAH TRAIL' I I (Technicolor) J''"" ..~ s1mp I''"·t Y· m county have even'"" ... Earlier , BlakHiee disci.."-' · Burt Lancaster, Lee Remick, t"or ,the Senate, _b~ laid out O • thAt the club thil year, 11 iqr Rabbi Murray. Bera:er of, tbe 'Jlm·.- Hti~,. .,Pamela Tiffin1 I It·• V1et Nem d1iemma "'· a • a numbfr of yean, again otiii Temple B'nai lsrliel of Parler,. Brill• J~ :D!III,Id Plell· "!WI I!18Ue. It proVIded a p(llnt · spol'l801' two Melp CountY. burg, wai lpeaker' on p.ce. r; ~11 ·\ .... -·. of vje• that add<d to UJe \ WI hi~h school ..niors al the Ins!~ the Today." Coloml'IN!!n!!!!!!!!!!""'""'""'""l d•bal*-something for hawks, ft' tole of International Affairs in owlh 1nd doves to consid~r. • March In Cincinnati. 1be committ.. ha• selected oui*tandlng &tudenls Leland Brown of MiliCh hi T _ ~ d~ High School and Karl ea re wp., -"airmen Ruo&ell of Southern Kith Sohool. •Conlinuod !rom page 1 ) . and work.,.. for the annual 111·d John B lntrod"~ · J I HP::.r' Furtrl Drivt wet"e ed · ge aeon LK"'nn A. Wt~!ker : Deputies ack ow. · n~m Pros'-Clltlng Attorney Bernard en ¥!! Ivan . r;~; pr. .J. Ar· today 1". Cbfahlro and vicinity. Fultz who condocti!d a lz oo turo flil Lommn• ·nollier Hos- Co-eha1rmon aro Mrs. Paul- 1 1 blem qu pltoti !patholot!i&t; · Dr. Donald lno Flit, Mr!. Maty Damell ~~id: Joh~ ;e~e~~ R. Warehinu-. Gallia r·flunty and Mrt. Mary Jane Neal, all ed. coroner; Donald Wlnterl, Ober· members of the GaiiiJMillo BusJ. 1 Led! , 1 th di Un · Gil.., Borden and Coonlt ...'lndProfesslonel Women's! M., seMrvn~- berle nnMerl ~- boll! tf Blclwe!L club. I ~ere n . ao ~'" . rs. : _.1. h te' · · Workers include· · orman Haddox, Mro. Boulah 1 1 acasta~ Ha,...mrte•a · ,H M Fr · Wll ga:ns\ .Walker wut bt Galli• Mrfi. Odr.lla Mack, Mn. Jettn· II'Ye!l, ra. IIJCIII son, I co•mtt proserutlnt ottorney otte Sheet•. Mr!. Jl:rnesdn Mrs. Zelia Rlloy. Mrs. Jane .iohn A. Epling, wbo will be Will•. Mn. Ilonno Mlsn". Mrs. Gilkey and MIM Bess Sanbom. by Rerold D. Spoars. Dorio Zerkle. Mrs. Carol F...,.. , A'!TENDS 00111191!: lrootCII courUppolnlad alslll· man. Mrs. Gl•tly• Rile, Mrs.' ant 14 d.. pr..ocuti"' 'attei'ney. Holen lwishor. Mro. Helen ' Dan Notter of Dar. ·Notter Preillding on the 'bJnch will Sp<ars, Mrs. M" Athey, and Sons. of Scottown, waa one b• Judge c . w. Smith, jud.. , Kay Hockman. Mrs. Virginia of Hill dealers from IIUnola, OhiO of the eommon p!P.It court nf , Taylor and Miss Janet Stump_I Indmna. and Mlehlgan, wtJG· . .. Vintoe county. Jnd&t Smith! Chfthiro Village will be cov-l •tteoded a two-day course lpof>. was 81siped to Gallla thla afternoon and can- sored tv the Clay Equipment comrtaon pleu court by King• vassin~t will h~;~ dnne hv mem-1 ())rp., at Cedar Falls, Iowa 011 1-. Tift. chief justice of tho ' be<o of the Cheshtre Chapter, Fe!>. 15 and 16. The course lo Suprtme r.ourl e1 t:i!ott Ottle' ot E..larll Sll!r, which 1 conUnu•t•on ol the ftrmt Til«! asalgnment of Judie asallted ill tbe Hearl Fund Farmstead equipment ttpedal· Smttll'ibacamt ...,....a, Ill t~ llrlvt ,,,. the paoloeverll years. Ill training P!'llmm, whlclt at. Jud&e Robert M. . · ;ill! noted Ill INI. ·:.· Betovirhe ltllferetl 1 coronary. SI<RVICE 8E'f ---- - - _ and 'li ctll'l'llllly 1 ]llti..,t In l'unoral aervlm for Chester VOIAJr<ITEI!RS TO MEI!T the Citllllpolfo Medical Cen~tr.Htt,hto . !1. Ook Kill. will bei Tbf volunteers of tho GalliHooplllll. . .bold ot l :!t thil afternoon ot, polil State ln&titule will IIIOfl CourHppolllted defeiiS< ,..,. the Kuhner Funeral Home tn. at 7:30 p.m. Thurada) Feb. 21 Wlllluo P. Cherrll)l!on ,. ·d ar- Oo" HHI. Mr. Hur,h.. died J1Ud. In the OCCU]IItionat Uterapy d• rill ; , 81ieeto. q,errlngJ;, and denly Thursday oflernoon ot a partment of Cottaie 7. Anyone . "' · •· 'utE 1 loll fllr · - Walker .. :heart attack. Rev. Jame• Hanna: intereoted In llecoming I mem-1 WILLIAM DIX and PIIM lM 8beetl •t:t 1!5o0 !lr!J(l{~··· 'fl ·~Ref. Harold Sturn and Rev. 1ber IS invited to attend the "th• Cnlldttn dele• IIIIUIII 1\lr lin for will oNirial<'. Buri.Z meetlnP. ICCOrtilng to Mrs. He-' ... Will lit illlht C. II. C.IIIAllll!')'. l ten Gr-'•bll.. , prtli<letll. '--------------...;..,-' BuL, - legislators the Rotary Club . °' 1 SJ4'N. LONG WALKER C ChaJrmen, k F or ers or Drive Named TONIGHT, TUESDAY . & """IM Mn.l ' countyi"'Jid l!jlo.,. or . ha•• j"''''"' Dressed Whiting , ALSO: CARTOON -......,.,. 69e Fish Stieks ••••••..••••• ~ 39e • ··Shritnp t~otktail ... -.. -- 3 ~ $1 ' ~- ....... 68e 1(,_ P.D. F.- Shrimp Breeze ---···---····-- $1.19 - ......._, 85e . ... Dill .; 58e llli.t. . .... _... . ACTIVI ~D '"All" ............ 85e Chi«MOI'II<olox Chunk·Tuna· ..•..... 3:.." $1 Krall - · I lltoool "All" ·Cheese ·······-----····---·· 111M. c..-. C1oJok. 1 ....,. ............. 79e Pineapple ....•...•.••• 4 ~llt$1 COLDWATU ~..,., "Air .. ... ....·......... 83e., Friday & Saturday 8:30 to i:30 i BRIEFS I 89 30e0ff IO·IIl. box . . _,-. U. I. GO'V T. INSPECTED ALl MEAT WIENERS l-Ib. ,Pka. ' ,• I I " 1 I Masomc. Inspecbon , DINTY Tuesday to Bfff STEW v· 1 •·•''. 24· oz. Can Dr. Clarke is Speaker at Rio Grande PTA ' O.FI~~r~on~co~nv~lctkm~~~~~~~~ •. v Lut Liqm.d. ' • Stcond & Mill, Middleport Mon. lhru Thura. 9:00 to 6:00 I I ~ ' I .. ,. •! ... .:;.. 35e Swan Liquid - . 1o111o ....... l ,.. ' ' 63e Anaein ·:· .. .............. .. . . 41i .... . ..... Bandy Andy · ,. .-.,.,_.,, "'. ' ·• ~. 'o\' .......:~.. ..'"'('lc - · bo!llt ...... Ale SPECIAL SERVICES ing In a' Special aervle<!s are schedul· ' ..., ~ • · •• ed at the Che!hlre Methodist SUFFERS LA€ERATION church, bfglnnlng Monday and llanny Bryan, ' 11 oobtinuln& through n011t Sun- transported to Veterans · day. Guest speaker will be tho orlol hospllll by the Rev. George R.....ts, pastor of emerg'I!ICJI !JIIIad Fr\41t at the South Webst<r Metbodlst p.m. for treatment ol a church. ServlceJJ will begin al laeeration sufl~red wbUe uo each e<rening. ilog on an automobile . ---__..... Sobio . alation hi}'OIIIti'J'· API'LY ll'OR U~Sl! . PT. PLIIiASANT App!yln& C of C ro .MEET for marriage ·ucen,. In the Ma· Pres. Jack Corsey "':~~~~ 10n counfy court Moclnywaeer ed today the regular 1011 OOIIIIV eourl Monday .were meetini of the Pomtii'OJ C Hayes IIIley, II, Greenllboro, will be held at N. C., and Beverly A. Price, a.m. al Bal\et'o--111, Galllpolll. on East Maln-11, Pomeroy. ' ...,.,.,., ......... Solid Head • CABBAGE 1oc lb. whitt. II•• 5 to.t , ftMucH fi ... ' 115 OO • pr, 10f/z· az. Cans FLOUR a...-sshoeSf9re . .. Middleport -- 2c Off 25-lb• .., FAI BAKER fURNRURE.. ' MIPDIJPQ~T, - 0. , .... . TO-MATO SOUP JOliN HOOD ' ' HEINZ ron-y:J Stl'alghl from llolil liout.· I>01'dl, tht cleon, voung lines ol tho b<lc~ • lipped high • ti.l,t boot Iii bright ..', ,. New ltwrd'l', Nf... ""' Ct:lll&lfl;l~ ':) ' II' tm: .Fluffy "All" '". 252 Third Avo., Golllpollo Mon. thru Wod. 9 AM to 8 PM Thursday . . . . 9 AM to I PM Fridoy .. .. .. 9 AM to 9 PM Salurdoy . . 9 AM Ia 8:30 PM I ·· RinsoBiue -· I ••ttl c .k •~u• - MOIDAYWEDIESDIY OILY! ..= kntlrfii ...JII ..... .... NEWS to ~oF- Dill to r; Breaded Shrimp ............ I, L'• I • (llo ;- I(,_P- 3! $2.59 • I 1 .,...,. ,......,. ..... Coffee ~~0 • ~::.:~~"h~~ ~=g~ .o~,~~:!;!~: ~;..:~· ~"'~:: ' 'ttr·~~Lntr't. ' f ·~ ·SecularMeetinn r 99c .... , .............39e .I ,. STEAKS Pie SheDs MEIGS THEATRE _i Cod or PereA ,.,. ltiTI MAXWILL HOUH Fob. 1!, as the third and · PT: PLEASANT - Approval nan !llgh School and Elem~n. line for Melp countians The annual oerles of Lenten foartll grades wiD be tatoo of Maaon ·t-ounty'o me.IIOIJ ap- tary School. Pt. PleaBOnt Jun. file tbflr p<rsonal property aervlces at Grace Methodist o\lheno for an .Oucol-f plication for asllatance for Ute ior High School (new school tax return Is April 30, Auditor church will stert Sunday, Feb. procram Mr Glbbo !be Gordon H. Caldwell said Satur· 27, and continue for five Sun. earlier time ",.hedatt wUi be education ol low income lam~ 9th · grade and old school 7th day. days. The series are 1 sor· oaly for Tuelda • hes under Title I• of the Ele-lond 8th grades. Central, Hen· "If you were engaged In busJ. ed by the Commissions :"Edu· Y mentary and !k!condary Educa· denon. Roosevelt SunnySide . neas on 0e:9;.n, J96~. or tf you cation and Missions. ~~~ 1tion Act, ProJect I, was an. Lew:ll'l and Mt. Olive. owned lnvoiibnenll on J n 1 Th .,~ S . : nounced today by Milton Bur-l a · . e weekly events will alar! .,.., 79 , 66 urn Sought ·dette, sup<rintendent of schools. 1 Sal~ry lo 1200 per IIMI6 conslstln& o1 stock•. cor· at >p.m. with a potluck dinner , , The proJ'ect is entitled, "Pro-\lengU• of employment porate bondo, municipal boods, served, and followed by a de- In Court By F1rm I 1 "R ed'-t R d! .. week, . notes, debentures, land con- votional serviC1! in charg of gram n em w. ea ng. I tracts and other similar pro~~ a church group: e An. entry bas been tiled' ln iIt covers grades one through Quafifications are, teacher~ : ty the tax ,..turn must be f1led Subject of the series will the JOUrnal records of Meigs • 12. . . aides, no!l-professlonal person. at the auditor's office In the have its emphasis on the Goa- Coonty Common . Pleas - Court I Applications 6or teacher's alds ,rnust be a high school graducourthouse." Caldwell reported. pel tf John. The study will be glvtng the "Imperial Sportswear posJtJons In Mason County _ate and have some clerical trainManufacturers, merchants, given by Rev. Hughey Jones, Co. the rigbt to recover $47t.flll, Schools will be occepted by' ing, . . rontractors, farmers, lawyers, who attended a school at Lake- plus jnterest, from Leona Kohl, Title I dLrector Ralph Sayre1 1 doctors, dentists and account- side to prepare for the teach- dba Becky's. 1from 9 a.m. to 12 and 1 p.m. to j n enacting ~1tle _1. co~ess 1 ants are required to file person- ing of this study on John. The In other cctmmon pleas court i 4 p.m. on Monday. at the Mas- ~anted to prov1de fma~tal asal prorerly tax returns with Ohio Conference has approved acUvity, a directed judgment · on County Board of Eduatlon 1sls~nce to _local educat~onal_ae­ thei~ count~ auditor and list and is ur~in~ every church to ~as been made ?A an appropria·l office, on Eighth St., Pt. Plea-i encJes se~mg areas_ With highall mventorJes, supplies, equip- onrtuct this study during Lent. tion of land achon by the State i sant. 1conc_entratlon o~ . children from ~ent and fixtures used in bus.l There will be a class f, r of Obi~ over property _of Ruby · Teacher's. aids will proba~Jyllow InCome fam1hes. mess. . . each age group in the rhun·h. E. W1ldermuth for. Improve- be needed m these . followang Projects must be designed to ln addition ~ those actJvely A nursery will be provided for ments a_nd construcbon of Rt. IIC'hools: Wahama Higb School, meel the special educational engaged in busmess, every per-· small children. 7. The Judgment calls for $1.· Pt. Pleasant High School, Han- needs of educationally deprivson who rents furnished rooms 300 lo be paid for the land and ed children in specified low inor apartmeflts must file fl tax _ !2,200 or 1 dwelling on the eome areas Depr.Jved ch'1ld . f'lX- ~t:~~P'Rl\!!1,1. !1111~ propertY.· re turn, I'Jst'mg th e Iurmlure, .. 1 are those wbose achievemrent tures and equipment included COLUMBUS {UPI)- ~ . ! and performance are below ~~~ · · in such rental facilities. en R. Cananday of Nortbau, 1 expected of children of th ~ Caldwell said iovestmenls are obto, boo boon nam..t Obto MUNICIPAL COURT : qe and grade e1r taxed at 2 mills if they produc- ebalrman on the natlonat refMunicipal Judge Robert s i ) ed no income or 5 per cent of erendum tommittee 011 belt Betz Sat rda fned p 1 L. The Mason County the inc?me yield if they were I wide borle)' tobacco for tbe Mullins, 0 19, yRt~ 2 G~~U lis. for families that hav~ an priY.Juchve. Tbe rate of tax on acreage poundage program $25 and costs 1 d t po J come of $2.,000 or less 11 twenty I tangible penonal property us- ' that will be ap for a vote lt"m to th d n . s~~~eoce The State Highway patrol one per cent. So if a school! 1 ed in business is identifcal with Marth JO . . reef dra~s. m Jal don investigated a car-semi trac- has the county av~rage or above · COnVIC1IOD 0 IVlng UD et to t ') 111 j t ]1 ·30 · . h t e tax rate on real estate m Canaday, cbalrmn of · ti M IIi had bee r.. ra~ er co son a - p. Jt quaJifi~ by percentage un0 the taxln~ district where the i Ohio's Farm Bureau Tobacco ~~=t~ ~ th~ ~aiJia count; m. Friday on. Rt. 7, one and der. this program. property IS located. I Committee, was named at an sheriff's department t~o tenths mJles north of the j Sixteen schools qualify by All personal property taxes 1 eight-state toba~o metttng ' · Sliver Bridge, at Kanauga. centage also, if a school paid to the _local county treas-l' held Jn Lexington, Ky. His Burton Deweese, . 41, Rt. I Ollie<!rs salcl that Betty Jane oot qualify by percentage urer, accordmg to Caldwell. arr committee wtll be responsible McArthur, who. Fnda_y pleaded Lewe, 34, Rt. 1 Middleport, driv-' may qualify by using the co<m·l ~sed .in the area ~or sch~ls, . for aU Information available not g~ll_ty to a _city ~l1ce ~barge ing north was attempting to ty average of economically hbr~nes, health, pollee and f1re to Iarmer~ 00 both the JH'!... of dr1vmg. wh1le mt~x1cated, make a left turn off the high- pri~ed . ch!ldr~"'- m the ,:~:r: semces. lent program and the propoo- chang.O his plea. lo guilty Sat· way. At the •ame time, t h, whlch ts IUty-four . Five _ ed acreage poundage program. urday. He was fmed the us~al tractor-trailer, operated by qual~fy because ef th e ~~ 150 and COllis, sentenced lo five Clair Rietmiller 35, Pulaski, qualify uoder this program. ~ § """"' ··· · duys '" jaJI and recetved a "' Pa., started to pass, and the lolal, twenty-one of the twe•ntv· F TO PLAN REGATTA months he<!n!e IUS)l<n!lon. vehicles collided. 8iX schools of Maaon } ~ Al ~nard, chairman of ~he I In other police cases, Paul qualify because of the % ~ 1966 Big Beod Regatta In Mms Stewart 37 It 2 Gall' r There wao heavy damage to I two options. ·<' ~ ~County reminded interested citt. ~as fined' $5 ~~ ~ ts -~1~ the_ car, and none to the tractor_ ·---zens to attend an organization- If' pended I s • Wl rn trader. Mrs. Lowe suffered a me sus ' or no rnu er· br !sed ha d bu '' FROM al meeting to plan the event Robert E Wolfe 38 Rt 2 G 1: u . n . t was not trea~ UNITED PRESS 1l eroy Tueroay, Feb. 22. at the Pom- lipolis, liS and ~o•ts fo~ •P~· ed. RJOthmdle~ was charged =fl town hall. . . w1th failure to signal wllen pass~ INTERNATIONAL ~3 mg , aod Floyd E. Folden, 50• ing and posted bond to appear!' , . , _ _ . , _ Rt. l Northup, $10 and costs, Saturday in municipal court. MOSCOW - IF BRI11SH MASON - A New Haven mloxJcatJon. Prime Mlnl•ter Harold W!laon l man bao been lined 117.10 oo Arrested by the State Hig!l. J Arreslll Friday Included: intends nmke hls visit here, a ebarge of falling ba.. bls way patrol William Connolly arne,• SahitterflJelsd, 28 • Racme, j k n t toward I velltete under co~trul follow. 22, Rt. 2 Leon, ' • unsa e ve c e yracuse May~ nex w.ee .an e or • Va .. was fiJI. or's court, Feb. 24 . Thebna Po- . The_anouallnspectlon of Mor· peace m V1et Nam, he m~st , lag a two.oar "''"dent 111ur.. ed $10 and costs, no mud naps: well 27 Mltldl ' . ·Ding Dawn Lodge No. 7 Free f1r.t ''face the facts," IvesUa day at 3:40 p.m. In Masoo oo and forfeiting bonds were: Clilr )oi~l Jt, pass~ng and Accepted Masons will be 1 saia Saturday.. I Rt. 3S at Adamo..r. . R. m~11111!i11er~ ·35, Pulasli. laJq .inu~cipal courte ~~b ;~ beld Tuesday at 7:30p.m., The artide m the Soviet Donald. N. B-r<laer, 37, Pa .. $17.50, .failure to sigdat ' ' · · work in the Maater Masons government newspaper was an. Howarckt, was el&e41 _.-. to when passing: WlUiam T. Heatgtee being confernd on otner Indication thai Wilson's court by Chelf Fred Taylor. on, 52, Rt. 1 Belpre, $22.50, fail· lcondidate by Kenneth E. ·u~ge&tlon for an Anglo-Soviet Bumgardner's ear reported. ure to signal whOJI passing; and I idson, Worshipful Master, m1Uative toward reconvening ly ran loto the rear of 1 sto~ Cornelia C. McCleery, !3, Beahis corps of officers. t~e 19>4 Geneva Convention will ped vehicle driven by Her· ver, Pa., $27.50, sp<edlng. Officers lnd"ded Charles be rebuffed here unless the bert RJcbards 28 New Hav· dette, Senior Warden : M~rion Labor government drops lts en Heights rud..rds bad stop. Rio Grande elementary PTA Hll!Tison Junior Warden· · ·m 1et ped for 8 school bas wben the metThursday an . th e schooIBurdette,' JunJCJr · Deacon:' Rayf.uppor t oIUS . . po 11cy C"t NOA\:CIDENTS . . 1 Y pollee Satur~ay ~rmng auditorium. Dr. Oscar Clarke mond M. Jones, Serretary ; CarlNam. <·••llislon ocC111'Ted. Mary 1\nn CANBERRA AUSTRAUA _ i Richards, • pa,.enger, auHer· t' ;ep~rledd no ~~at'Jc ac~ddenttss of the Gallipolis Medical Cen· O'!Jell, Treasurer: Charles Dow . ' I «< an a rent neck injo t.r wo ays. I e no accl en ter was the guest speaker_ He ler, Tyler; Truman Burnett, Vwe Pres1dent Hubert Hmnd ) . ppa ry · ocurred either on Thursday or spoke on the dllteases of the Senior Steward nd H ld H phrey, apparently undislmted , ~· wa~~o ~ pedby•Jicla• Friday, the city's 1966 accident heart, in keeping with Heart rison Junior s~war<t'o ar 1 b'o' anti-war pickets, joined Aus- 11 or rra en · g tota1• toll is running ltigh Police Month The. in t' ff' · 111 be . . · · . sp<e mg n Jeer w . p 1 M' · te u- ld ed ...., to the oara lra I1an r me . mts r naro 1 ,.....,r • mvest~gated ~ total of 78 acri· The program epened with the J. B. Hall, Past District DepuHnl_t Saturday m urging _ free ~'IW~t~~!M'r.;;f.II_\B'I!t,~~ dents m the first 50 days of the group singing "America." The ty Grande Master of Ironton nations to ~upport AmerJca's l' ~ T y..r. pl•dge to the nag wa• led by Honorary lnsp<etor' will be Pa~ wa• effort m V••t Nam. ~ • U ~stes Jimmy Merry. Mrs. David Roes District Deputy Grand M8llter Humphrey. on the SIXth stop · Ftr•, Combat F1re · led devotions H "Spike' Pyles al•o of Iron of a tour of Asia and Austral· I • "· ...... , TAKES TRAINING Mrs. John . Wickllae's room t~n ' . 11.~1a. undertaken at the request Several Mlddi!JIOrt and Meigs I N~W HAVEN - Seaman RP.- won the attendance count He- Adinner w·n be s ed b of President John!IOn, stressed County men are ifm)IVed in the- I crmt James W. Young, lB, ,U~N. were served bY the Eastern Sta; at s·e; my •istini Communist aggression struggle in VIet Nam in one of Mr. and Mr!. WilHam third grad• mothers. Masons are Invited t/'atiend in Viet Nam. way or, another. . of Railroad St., IS · · seven weeks of · Cmdr. Peter F. Klein, who Is PAR1S - VICE PRE"IDENT In charge of missile concentra· at the Naval Training Hubert H. Hum~hrey h~s fail· t'on in the Navy, Is aboard Center at Great Lokes. crt to W1_n. lnd1a s backmg ~or Guided Missile Cruiser u.s.S. U. S. pohcJes In Southeast ASia, To:>eka, Flagship for Rear CLUB TO MEEI' the h~ral _ne~spaper Le Mo~ mira! Donald G. Irvine, PT. PLEASANT - The 0 de sa1d editorially Saturday. maoder · Coin Club of Point Plea· "Mr. Humphrey _perhaps ex· The Top<ka . fired !Ill sant, W. Va., will hold a regu. p~o~ted tn a too VISible way ~n- in combat for ·'first ttme since lar meeting Monday at 'has need for res~~~t10n Wor!d War ;s14 Thuf.!day. She r p.m. at the Applachian Power of the U.. S. !~nanCJal aid, the lieved the USS Oklahoma that Co. Auditorium. , pape~ sa1d. Indeed, our New day as ·a gunfire ship in opera· President Edward Burkett Deihl corres~ndent cables that lion Double Eagle. nounced thtl': an col't<:tors are the viC<! preSident has adopted vi ted to a color film oo> ~~:II a paternalist attitude, to say REP0111' ACCIDENT American coin& to be s the l~a•t. in every matter Middleport potle<! Plans for the third annual tourhmg upon }R(han econormc ed 8 minor accident at p. show, to be held April 30 plans. j m. Friday on the high .aehool May lsi a~ the Moose Locliell SAN FRANCI"CC _ FLEEr Iparking lot. They said a car Bldg. In Pmnt Pleasant, are Adm. Chester w. Nimitz con- driven by Joyce Lou Long, log made. A coin aocUoa tinued in "serious condition" backed into a stopped car own- 1 ~1o~Uo~w~th~e~m~ee~ti~n~g.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii in his home on Verba Buena ~ by William Dileo, Athens. I; Island Saturday. Nimitz, who Dama~s were minor and . no will bt- 8J next week, was being arrest• ·wtl!;,~ed. cared for by Navy doctors. Hel · underwent back &urgery lB'll FINED $11, ~ YP"' aod recently was hospital· William· E. Arnold, .M~Idle• ll leu Jn Oak Knoll Naval Ho.. pori, bas been flned .. pita! with a stroke. costs 1>Y I!!iddleport Ma:~. i ' ThiKroprC.. Prf. . l Coupon IHectlve Mon..·Tu-.. WilL Onfr ,... - ...._... 44e op- c011•JSJOD • /_ ~~­ pa.'l!lage, · '1 . PWS TOP Y.4LUE ST.4MPS Margarine ~~:';i.:~~; ' Mason County has $158,000 papiiJ Ill Pomeroy will be Ed • :t;:;::~:.~:r~::.::.;: Approved for · ucatmn ::.:·:: .. OSP probes c3r•TrUCk S Sl . ed Thf8 urvey at . · Week In MI!SOn Area 1 . . 1' Rlcltmonil. PT. PL~ -" A survey of Ill bUJinesl and indUJlrleo In Meaon Counfy wblch emploY one or 11101'0 persona wiD beJlJI ans w.ek according to Glenn \ E. Smltlt, Vocatioll Edu<aUon Supervisor for Mason ·c.;.u,ty Schools. Thls IJ lhe thtrd 1a a· surv.,s to determine and needs in the area vocatlooal training for mason County youth and adullo. A<...;,OvJ !ludents In grades I thro>uah 1 12 and parenlll students lhoH grades have already 1 1 LENTEN H Ro sb,· Rl 2 Bid.. ..;.king a from Loulse ROII8b Rl Galltpolio, .., IIJ'Ountls oi u: treme cruelty. Married Sept. 15, 1158 al lnd. lha couple bas no children. • Clyde Wines Jr. Rt. 2 Roclne a law " paHed that no one · J for a marriage llcenae 1 p It 1 1 osks for . e<PfCJall•· the ones I!Jgh Soviet diplomatic sour· · · r"ur d thtra ' ron!fon Balttbrk was aloo arre'~l by the ' office of GalUa county ~ . . . 1ney, e appea or an · ~... bate ~,.. •·ho •bo ne f!t num 11!I (.~ sa1d thP V11~t Nam confllct 1emhip in the Fourth Dlst.lict iff's departrMnt nn ID bltoJjca·J;:::~·:;:..-;:;_.·...,...,...,...,...,_,1 orP nders for whom llre the has left ~ "impn_nt" on Court of A als. I cation charge Friday. law ers making laws. Ru!Silan-AmerJcu relations and ppe W , the bill was mtrOOuc~, ~ sa!d they upect no improve---cr1ti~Yo1C~ of more than 9fa . THE SHOE BOX clerv. l vor~~·~{~~·= Start Feb. 27 to . LOAFERS Pass~ge' Scheduled to Dead MISS AMERICA TeeD•.Ager · , II, In l\1rl1, led training Area during Lent in • · slttdy the Porfli!Mutb District where lng se.. lot!S, agrees to makt of. the Gosp<l of John under the all mlnlstm bj tlle.diBtrlcl pre- munlty. Members ol other chuo Martha R. Edlmann, . Patriot Star RL, flied a $15,000 4Jrectlon of their ministers. pared to instruct Utelr laymen. rchs Bre Invited to this stud!' . · • ·· . · ·. _ ~•11• suit Friday 11 GaUla county common pleas court 1'be Rev. 'M. Ill. Dowaoilsald 'l'lte .period of alttdy, runs from the local sludy op<n to the ,com•b! · . ·, "' , '. o:·c:< ;,;: lror injuries allegedly IUBtalnet!'ln a tra!flc accident nearly loda)'lha~manym_i!lllber~ 'ofhls April f, of Holy Week. of the Go pel of John. K _ • • '' • '·' two years ago. church and'•,.veral from tba Asb Wednesday Feb. 23, to · IY-11ICI 'flfOMAll -.!dared I partial-,.. ohlp lund lli'- IOIIlt 'OIItar !lind Named deleftdant In the communify bow indlca!Od that April 8, o! Hob' Week. •na)orlty_ of oil school lmbursement for out the for the benefit of their oc~l was Garnet Morie Nelaon, for treabneol and will con- they plan to lal:e part. Clas.., simUar to thooe In Headquart.rs For · In Gotlia CGWtfy bave pocket e1penau Incurred tn a~, district. .·-· llpollll whose car require treatment 1a tba Healb Metbotllst Cburch the "salsry hiKe" ra<s-,tendlng boar4 motlblp. One school dlstrlct nported to the'plaintllf'l pdltlon Mure. Claaseo .wlll be held ~~! wlll be conduct.O In more than Niary of board mom ben A otate-widt po~..•'!'~ Qb!JII,\1!!1 ,\\!,." , .. .,JIIIIb~: ~~ .0 with lhe car in wbkb )\Irs. The aooldent, according to Ute dlQ' evenlnp, Feb. 23 ':"'....,.. 1100 Metbotllat Chllr<hel Ia the t1 to~~ • month. m••·•-or- 1ocrool dlatr•cta : Jrlj tei'ii!Sill,·¥,ver . .\011 •the i3 ~ill<@!~, EdeJU!aan •.wu a pasoenger. petitiOn,• occurred at 9:20 a.m. Ailri18 e,thlrom 8~R P~ Ohto West Area. • wtth·a lla!t 1•11 enacted! That those wbo ~L aCOIDI lbel'll!tW ~.'11; ti01!4.11n'· •110tt Tbe ' plalntiH contendl sbe Fell. 2t 1184 lllleD the defenfl. Ute ea Mellt crtJUD la~t HISJOn of the Ohio ' raise, one-fourth ~m" liilve \lha $20.'\ . · . ,. suffered neck and liPIDe airt•s car allegedly struck ·the R... ~ said. LEG PIIA Aaoembly. Irefused to taka tliiJ lll8her of the low been 1es which are of a permanent rear of a car· driven by Paul F. Gerald Ensley, """ a;nerplt: 'amount authorized by low. •defend«l on the pMlnd! .!hal uture She lrll 01pended F Edelmann ' oouthwest en IIden! bishop ol. lhe Oblo Welll .lll!l a.,..~ "' .. ol ooven, Gallla county I Allolhor fourlb of lha bollnli board iliemhoiio JtaVe ..·lll'lher · ohio 7two-teoltts of a mile oarth Aretl, conducted· a at®y of the al .•1 1 P-111· friday with a Middleport, 0. btlardl, lnelutllnllhe OaJ. ; members wbo aC<.-!pt 11ft .._..,,,to traver ' to· li\eitllip ( In "tile o1 tbe oou.tb CllrJI!ll'lllttl llmllll ~pel .of John In Lak!lide. !rldurtd l'ilbl·.1111· He wu . board . of educatmn , all or ony part of the f2t a 1present day witlt eo many schopl of GalliMIII. ... · Jill! '10-12, lor •.15 -.leeted lud-, IDjured Ill 1 fill at bOJIIe. IDa Ga!Upollo elty board. month, donate it lO a lleltotar-1 dlall'icll beJnc aot11fllldated, , Two ·dl\IOrce were II? tba cootlltloD 11 reported u pod. ~~ . iccepted . . .. . . -~ · . !Uetl Friday; one by Heletl J.l'r.. ..., I month. One ley, Rt. 1 PatriOt. oeeklng • dl- . or I These Lenten Services 1'"7'~;:,·~~~;~~;::;~:" ~The sunday Tlmeo-Sentlnel, sunday, February 20, 1966- J _ApriJ30 Deadline ForTaxes AJAX CIIANSII '213 2 49c 17-0s. Can1 UIX LAUNDIT Diil&lfNT ScOff 2 Ltl•· loxtt 2 .... 63c loxn - Swttlllk 14-0s. Pkg. IOIIN HOOD FLOUR 5c Off 5-lb.... •. 1.. ' 53c· ' • r' �. . . .,._ .. -~ • • - - __ ,.. _ _- .... --...... .....___ •. - - . --. •. "" .....- . . . . - ... ....... ~ '· .. . . . . ....... -~ '1 .,....-c.--.-~--·· ., .... _ • .• ..-.- ~--"'. ~-· ..: ......... .. .. · ·· ·--·· ·-· ~·.).'- .. \ ·,:. . .O:(.·G·a~-~··a· S.c·h'90JS·,~n·$15sun~ay·oooonme~-s.nttnet, sun~y. Area Meth9dists to Take Part in Study ..'J~ Ortty . s •t Fil d tl:.'.. r-.-. :' .' ·... . . ' . . . . . In CommonDamage m e :~k~~:.~~wl~ : == ~:"":, lhth:a~u~:~~in:l:m~~ ~=igsm::s ·~ ~~~Ia tr:'t! Pleas Court Februll;' 20, '9 ' ·l . 19es .M. ol tba Heath Melbo- · dS0[der .saIary Hike·I Oar '> . ·. Rev. Dowson. lrutructer lor ' rni\Mr "! to ~ Blsho~ Cit.ed'Af.ter Arson Verdict RLI2nvreck s on Irme ~~.:s~::~:~ry. stele law City . · · • however. I aerve WJ~I compen· It ~ llwW been. tile ~ bbbo~~ In "'~"1 1 h . · ••r ~ ~ u mem-1'! The Fourth Dlotrlct Court of Appeala hll upheld t .e to _ theu U6 a year to ~ I cunvlctton and aentendng for arson nearly two yean aco prol'lilslonal fund. to be uaed in Gellla county common pie11 court of William Blanken· Ior the promotlo• of th• paso- ship, ti6, Crown City. ••. of school b 1\ :~.. Including : FII.O Saturday mornlllfl with ; Clerk of Court Mar)One Rlne- a copy of hlo decision along levJu and bond P i!Uel. . Of the six school boards out·, hart was the z.t de<JSJOO of tbe w1th the aff~rma~on of the COlD· side the Galnpollo city school Iappellate court Concurring in mon pieu court'• judgement. dislt'lct, ell accepted the rai,.. tho decision were Judges Wi~ Blankenship and Otto John· to month, w~h tho ... , ham H. Brown aod Gordon aoo. 56, Crown C1ty, ,..re Chari· ception of little Ra~coo• local Gray. The diosenting vote w• ed with arsoa in an ¥rll 1184 ·~ diotrlt. Mofllbor• of the regiStered by Judge William J. lire !hot deatroyed the major Raccon sclwll boord did . how-~· C~rhsle.__of . ~ac.<s_on, wbo fil.O porUm of the J~f!O!', ~e;lil erown City. -• ev.,. ,ral,. oolor< ... They JUmi>' '" doe ml! to u a month. ,. Johnson pleaded 11ullty to tbe II¥• Is I rundown on ralary ·~arge and_ was lqJicePC«i .to of l!hool board members. bv !-:!0 yeats m lbe ·OhloPeol~ the". respecfiYO boerdo. In G•l· •ry for arsen. , lle wai re!J~n~liB <!OIIIIIy : Gallipolis c1ly boHrd, ad here to testily ogainot 81~ re"'l!!'ed at $1 ·Jll!r monthly "'ship when Blankenship- stood m.Wg: Rac•·oon jumpf'ri tr<Jm i trJal and wao convicted In July 1964 · 13 t4Jf!l: the GoUla county bop,rd . of ..A!1catJOn alono with H:mmm Warren F. Sheets was Gallil 'Z· N th G 11 K MOSCOW fUPll --Russia county prooecutlng attorney T <He~. or a "· v~er · · CrHk and Southwestern all :'let~ no prospeets 1or peace m when Blankenah1p was convict' . ,. N . tI A I ed d te ~ " h A E tonk the raist from " it) tlr. 1t "'"' am un 1 mer can an sen n...'CIU. '"' 0 0 · P" month . "•llll'""on" ends ond the ling, present prosecuting attor· The, ··raist" has attractPd 11nited States withdraws, au-, ney, was defense counsel for !!lite-wide L'Ontroveny Whtn thoritative Soviet sources said Blankenship at the time of his me~, t eu • RUSSia• sees N0 prospecl S For peace 1 · Saturdav opera~on chll'lfe occident at 1:10 •. m. on State Route 124, 1.1 eaat of lha Minomllle Ofllce. Melgo County Sheriff c. Hartenbach's 4eputiel Terry L. Brower, 18, to ~::~ before Jllfllle Frank W. on the charge. Brewer loll trol of hlo vahlclo ond 11 a stone wall apeed llmU sign and guard railing. Brewer reportodly 1 laceration 011 the bfad and bump en hla chin Brewer attempting IA1 pu; 1 car the mlahap oeturred, 1o depu~es - ·1 car waa demollohetl. The SherUrs departmenl conducted Investigation of k 1 t-ll Frida ::Cte ~ ~~·~·feet ei.t the s ' u 1trial AuJ:~':: .:f"'a!:e Beegle :U Columbus ' ' ' lng east, lost centrul of IIIII$ model car and k hit . Royal Crown Cola 01leaving the hJ8hway. 'lllere mmor damage to the front Beegle's vehicle In~ Do were tued. actio~~~'· . , Eau~~wl!:. ~arHo~ ~ KltOGER·PRICED •u~t,., ·LOWER-PRICED '! ~ pe~~ ' 't or or com leted P _.- - - ASK TO ~h n...., Harlan B Ccmley 26 GaUlpolls ch..;lcal ~~~ Do~ Jean Bahr 21 a'aillpo-1 lla registered ~se 'have • , RISS~ and~ .f U.V::. 0 ,,. .. . Umted Stae•- such as t 1 ,.tl ... law AIM: how . · .W!ti.. 1111der way prior to the -' land . ...... • I I tio ol th v·et N • n s on secu 1ar mee1·mgs Tbt compensation-'for otteod ".~" n am war en Sunday night may be forlhln~: rionthly mertinga, however, - \~hen thert is aggression 'IY1 from the Me1gs Coo nty _ . agamsl an all\• " , _, com ng WED. ond THURSDAl Is nf actually • ulary. It Js . , . ~· : Carl Horky was elected pres1- Ministerial Association which ........ . . Ihe Vie! Nam war oversha· Fob. 23·24 ,. 1dows not only RusiJOoAmerican •dent of the Mltldleoort • Pome- m•l last week In the Middleport NOT OPEN ltei:-Jtions. b·rt also such Interns· · roy Rotary club ~rlday nl(ht Church ~ Christ w1th Rev. ~ ;tiona! discussion• 11 the ! at Heath Church '" 1 regular · !>"nald Hicks,_host pastor, FRIDAY oncf SATURDAY , . . w.. kty meeting mg the devotionals. The Fob 2526 IContinued from page l ) r:mrent Geneva OJsarma~ent : 01her officer~ named were dent Joseph Kraley, PATTY. nUKE u nu~rina: one'1 foot or it and ~onference Wf!l'e the Umted· Wf':ndell Gerlach vice pres- whe~ It was also "BILLIE" j1 ••gin· 11 in the muck. mud Statea and Britain have betnl de t· J • Rob · · ta ~te Ia the (Tetbnicolor) . f ' "•"•n• ~ed -·I . 'th n. ac.., sort secre ry, ..,.-... P tt Duk Jim Backuo and ~ mire. Tllat sort . u .- 1\. ~ tl"".. Y '"""c muon w• I and Wilbur Theobald treasur- cees Religious Service on Me>rcb a Y e, ' to; tteQ'lpl\lous rejiaNt l'or the Runll of a treaty to ban the er. Roh~on and ~bald are !7th at the Junior HiP AuJII·II ~~~~B~~e:;elo1f!~n Berlinliag ~f ont'e cou?try lndieates sprPad of nuclear weapons. : suc"eeding ~mselves. Named lorlum. . ~~ ' DAY OP '"''!w;nm for on .. s nAtion. ~lie the cnanel of communi-\ to thf' board of directors wtl'f A committee was appointed THE TIIFFIDS" l.onfl's speech -waa not l'.tlto~ between Moscow and ~urti~ Jenkinson and Dav~ In devise and bring to . (Techbieolor) ~r 1 1!en b\' 1he Whit~ Hou!le.!W~shmgton remains open, it Is Ohlinger. meetlq 1 resolution 11 to Howard. Keelt Nicole Maur. . he r:words. phra!llftl and J"(l . Ilk ley to be used by the Paul Smart Lee - McComat associatlonts sta~ in ~:~~~ ey, Kleron Moore. de~•voir, .,.. part of me Krcm_lin. for tny meaningful and C. E. Bl~keslte - e the to orgtU!Izatlons .of a • I T S hv•hhood of a .man who otumJll nnr,<~tJal•on• as ion~ as the Vlet . nomlnoting commltllll; '' will! type_taliing Sunday niCht · ~!::.:;M~~~· mr oCJgh th~ red l'lay parlshe!l N.a m L'O~ict contmues, the Blake!lllf.e making Ita rerom- medings and programs · •rher•!l John Stur11•' of Louisiana, bollini thingo . sourcPS saJd. ! ml!lldatiDIII. ' ' most o1 the churches Ia 1h "THi HA~L&LUJAH TRAIL' I I (Technicolor) J''"" ..~ s1mp I''"·t Y· m county have even'"" ... Earlier , BlakHiee disci.."-' · Burt Lancaster, Lee Remick, t"or ,the Senate, _b~ laid out O • thAt the club thil year, 11 iqr Rabbi Murray. Bera:er of, tbe 'Jlm·.- Hti~,. .,Pamela Tiffin1 I It·• V1et Nem d1iemma "'· a • a numbfr of yean, again otiii Temple B'nai lsrliel of Parler,. Brill• J~ :D!III,Id Plell· "!WI I!18Ue. It proVIded a p(llnt · spol'l801' two Melp CountY. burg, wai lpeaker' on p.ce. r; ~11 ·\ .... -·. of vje• that add<d to UJe \ WI hi~h school ..niors al the Ins!~ the Today." Coloml'IN!!n!!!!!!!!!!""'""'""'""l d•bal*-something for hawks, ft' tole of International Affairs in owlh 1nd doves to consid~r. • March In Cincinnati. 1be committ.. ha• selected oui*tandlng &tudenls Leland Brown of MiliCh hi T _ ~ d~ High School and Karl ea re wp., -"airmen Ruo&ell of Southern Kith Sohool. •Conlinuod !rom page 1 ) . and work.,.. for the annual 111·d John B lntrod"~ · J I HP::.r' Furtrl Drivt wet"e ed · ge aeon LK"'nn A. Wt~!ker : Deputies ack ow. · n~m Pros'-Clltlng Attorney Bernard en ¥!! Ivan . r;~; pr. .J. Ar· today 1". Cbfahlro and vicinity. Fultz who condocti!d a lz oo turo flil Lommn• ·nollier Hos- Co-eha1rmon aro Mrs. Paul- 1 1 blem qu pltoti !patholot!i&t; · Dr. Donald lno Flit, Mr!. Maty Damell ~~id: Joh~ ;e~e~~ R. Warehinu-. Gallia r·flunty and Mrt. Mary Jane Neal, all ed. coroner; Donald Wlnterl, Ober· members of the GaiiiJMillo BusJ. 1 Led! , 1 th di Un · Gil.., Borden and Coonlt ...'lndProfesslonel Women's! M., seMrvn~- berle nnMerl ~- boll! tf Blclwe!L club. I ~ere n . ao ~'" . rs. : _.1. h te' · · Workers include· · orman Haddox, Mro. Boulah 1 1 acasta~ Ha,...mrte•a · ,H M Fr · Wll ga:ns\ .Walker wut bt Galli• Mrfi. Odr.lla Mack, Mn. Jettn· II'Ye!l, ra. IIJCIII son, I co•mtt proserutlnt ottorney otte Sheet•. Mr!. Jl:rnesdn Mrs. Zelia Rlloy. Mrs. Jane .iohn A. Epling, wbo will be Will•. Mn. Ilonno Mlsn". Mrs. Gilkey and MIM Bess Sanbom. by Rerold D. Spoars. Dorio Zerkle. Mrs. Carol F...,.. , A'!TENDS 00111191!: lrootCII courUppolnlad alslll· man. Mrs. Gl•tly• Rile, Mrs.' ant 14 d.. pr..ocuti"' 'attei'ney. Holen lwishor. Mro. Helen ' Dan Notter of Dar. ·Notter Preillding on the 'bJnch will Sp<ars, Mrs. M" Athey, and Sons. of Scottown, waa one b• Judge c . w. Smith, jud.. , Kay Hockman. Mrs. Virginia of Hill dealers from IIUnola, OhiO of the eommon p!P.It court nf , Taylor and Miss Janet Stump_I Indmna. and Mlehlgan, wtJG· . .. Vintoe county. Jnd&t Smith! Chfthiro Village will be cov-l •tteoded a two-day course lpof>. was 81siped to Gallla thla afternoon and can- sored tv the Clay Equipment comrtaon pleu court by King• vassin~t will h~;~ dnne hv mem-1 ())rp., at Cedar Falls, Iowa 011 1-. Tift. chief justice of tho ' be<o of the Cheshtre Chapter, Fe!>. 15 and 16. The course lo Suprtme r.ourl e1 t:i!ott Ottle' ot E..larll Sll!r, which 1 conUnu•t•on ol the ftrmt Til«! asalgnment of Judie asallted ill tbe Hearl Fund Farmstead equipment ttpedal· Smttll'ibacamt ...,....a, Ill t~ llrlvt ,,,. the paoloeverll years. Ill training P!'llmm, whlclt at. Jud&e Robert M. . · ;ill! noted Ill INI. ·:.· Betovirhe ltllferetl 1 coronary. SI<RVICE 8E'f ---- - - _ and 'li ctll'l'llllly 1 ]llti..,t In l'unoral aervlm for Chester VOIAJr<ITEI!RS TO MEI!T the Citllllpolfo Medical Cen~tr.Htt,hto . !1. Ook Kill. will bei Tbf volunteers of tho GalliHooplllll. . .bold ot l :!t thil afternoon ot, polil State ln&titule will IIIOfl CourHppolllted defeiiS< ,..,. the Kuhner Funeral Home tn. at 7:30 p.m. Thurada) Feb. 21 Wlllluo P. Cherrll)l!on ,. ·d ar- Oo" HHI. Mr. Hur,h.. died J1Ud. In the OCCU]IItionat Uterapy d• rill ; , 81ieeto. q,errlngJ;, and denly Thursday oflernoon ot a partment of Cottaie 7. Anyone . "' · •· 'utE 1 loll fllr · - Walker .. :heart attack. Rev. Jame• Hanna: intereoted In llecoming I mem-1 WILLIAM DIX and PIIM lM 8beetl •t:t 1!5o0 !lr!J(l{~··· 'fl ·~Ref. Harold Sturn and Rev. 1ber IS invited to attend the "th• Cnlldttn dele• IIIIUIII 1\lr lin for will oNirial<'. Buri.Z meetlnP. ICCOrtilng to Mrs. He-' ... Will lit illlht C. II. C.IIIAllll!')'. l ten Gr-'•bll.. , prtli<letll. '--------------...;..,-' BuL, - legislators the Rotary Club . °' 1 SJ4'N. LONG WALKER C ChaJrmen, k F or ers or Drive Named TONIGHT, TUESDAY . & """IM Mn.l ' countyi"'Jid l!jlo.,. or . ha•• j"''''"' Dressed Whiting , ALSO: CARTOON -......,.,. 69e Fish Stieks ••••••..••••• ~ 39e • ··Shritnp t~otktail ... -.. -- 3 ~ $1 ' ~- ....... 68e 1(,_ P.D. F.- Shrimp Breeze ---···---····-- $1.19 - ......._, 85e . ... Dill .; 58e llli.t. . .... _... . ACTIVI ~D '"All" ............ 85e Chi«MOI'II<olox Chunk·Tuna· ..•..... 3:.." $1 Krall - · I lltoool "All" ·Cheese ·······-----····---·· 111M. c..-. C1oJok. 1 ....,. ............. 79e Pineapple ....•...•.••• 4 ~llt$1 COLDWATU ~..,., "Air .. ... ....·......... 83e., Friday & Saturday 8:30 to i:30 i BRIEFS I 89 30e0ff IO·IIl. box . . _,-. U. I. GO'V T. INSPECTED ALl MEAT WIENERS l-Ib. ,Pka. ' ,• I I " 1 I Masomc. Inspecbon , DINTY Tuesday to Bfff STEW v· 1 •·•''. 24· oz. Can Dr. Clarke is Speaker at Rio Grande PTA ' O.FI~~r~on~co~nv~lctkm~~~~~~~~ •. v Lut Liqm.d. ' • Stcond & Mill, Middleport Mon. lhru Thura. 9:00 to 6:00 I I ~ ' I .. ,. •! ... .:;.. 35e Swan Liquid - . 1o111o ....... l ,.. ' ' 63e Anaein ·:· .. .............. .. . . 41i .... . ..... Bandy Andy · ,. .-.,.,_.,, "'. ' ·• ~. 'o\' .......:~.. ..'"'('lc - · bo!llt ...... Ale SPECIAL SERVICES ing In a' Special aervle<!s are schedul· ' ..., ~ • · •• ed at the Che!hlre Methodist SUFFERS LA€ERATION church, bfglnnlng Monday and llanny Bryan, ' 11 oobtinuln& through n011t Sun- transported to Veterans · day. Guest speaker will be tho orlol hospllll by the Rev. George R.....ts, pastor of emerg'I!ICJI !JIIIad Fr\41t at the South Webst<r Metbodlst p.m. for treatment ol a church. ServlceJJ will begin al laeeration sufl~red wbUe uo each e<rening. ilog on an automobile . ---__..... Sobio . alation hi}'OIIIti'J'· API'LY ll'OR U~Sl! . PT. PLIIiASANT App!yln& C of C ro .MEET for marriage ·ucen,. In the Ma· Pres. Jack Corsey "':~~~~ 10n counfy court Moclnywaeer ed today the regular 1011 OOIIIIV eourl Monday .were meetini of the Pomtii'OJ C Hayes IIIley, II, Greenllboro, will be held at N. C., and Beverly A. Price, a.m. al Bal\et'o--111, Galllpolll. on East Maln-11, Pomeroy. ' ...,.,.,., ......... Solid Head • CABBAGE 1oc lb. whitt. II•• 5 to.t , ftMucH fi ... ' 115 OO • pr, 10f/z· az. Cans FLOUR a...-sshoeSf9re . .. Middleport -- 2c Off 25-lb• .., FAI BAKER fURNRURE.. ' MIPDIJPQ~T, - 0. , .... . TO-MATO SOUP JOliN HOOD ' ' HEINZ ron-y:J Stl'alghl from llolil liout.· I>01'dl, tht cleon, voung lines ol tho b<lc~ • lipped high • ti.l,t boot Iii bright ..', ,. New ltwrd'l', Nf... ""' Ct:lll&lfl;l~ ':) ' II' tm: .Fluffy "All" '". 252 Third Avo., Golllpollo Mon. thru Wod. 9 AM to 8 PM Thursday . . . . 9 AM to I PM Fridoy .. .. .. 9 AM to 9 PM Salurdoy . . 9 AM Ia 8:30 PM I ·· RinsoBiue -· I ••ttl c .k •~u• - MOIDAYWEDIESDIY OILY! ..= kntlrfii ...JII ..... .... NEWS to ~oF- Dill to r; Breaded Shrimp ............ I, L'• I • (llo ;- I(,_P- 3! $2.59 • I 1 .,...,. ,......,. ..... Coffee ~~0 • ~::.:~~"h~~ ~=g~ .o~,~~:!;!~: ~;..:~· ~"'~:: ' 'ttr·~~Lntr't. ' f ·~ ·SecularMeetinn r 99c .... , .............39e .I ,. STEAKS Pie SheDs MEIGS THEATRE _i Cod or PereA ,.,. ltiTI MAXWILL HOUH Fob. 1!, as the third and · PT: PLEASANT - Approval nan !llgh School and Elem~n. line for Melp countians The annual oerles of Lenten foartll grades wiD be tatoo of Maaon ·t-ounty'o me.IIOIJ ap- tary School. Pt. PleaBOnt Jun. file tbflr p<rsonal property aervlces at Grace Methodist o\lheno for an .Oucol-f plication for asllatance for Ute ior High School (new school tax return Is April 30, Auditor church will stert Sunday, Feb. procram Mr Glbbo !be Gordon H. Caldwell said Satur· 27, and continue for five Sun. earlier time ",.hedatt wUi be education ol low income lam~ 9th · grade and old school 7th day. days. The series are 1 sor· oaly for Tuelda • hes under Title I• of the Ele-lond 8th grades. Central, Hen· "If you were engaged In busJ. ed by the Commissions :"Edu· Y mentary and !k!condary Educa· denon. Roosevelt SunnySide . neas on 0e:9;.n, J96~. or tf you cation and Missions. ~~~ 1tion Act, ProJect I, was an. Lew:ll'l and Mt. Olive. owned lnvoiibnenll on J n 1 Th .,~ S . : nounced today by Milton Bur-l a · . e weekly events will alar! .,.., 79 , 66 urn Sought ·dette, sup<rintendent of schools. 1 Sal~ry lo 1200 per IIMI6 conslstln& o1 stock•. cor· at >p.m. with a potluck dinner , , The proJ'ect is entitled, "Pro-\lengU• of employment porate bondo, municipal boods, served, and followed by a de- In Court By F1rm I 1 "R ed'-t R d! .. week, . notes, debentures, land con- votional serviC1! in charg of gram n em w. ea ng. I tracts and other similar pro~~ a church group: e An. entry bas been tiled' ln iIt covers grades one through Quafifications are, teacher~ : ty the tax ,..turn must be f1led Subject of the series will the JOUrnal records of Meigs • 12. . . aides, no!l-professlonal person. at the auditor's office In the have its emphasis on the Goa- Coonty Common . Pleas - Court I Applications 6or teacher's alds ,rnust be a high school graducourthouse." Caldwell reported. pel tf John. The study will be glvtng the "Imperial Sportswear posJtJons In Mason County _ate and have some clerical trainManufacturers, merchants, given by Rev. Hughey Jones, Co. the rigbt to recover $47t.flll, Schools will be occepted by' ing, . . rontractors, farmers, lawyers, who attended a school at Lake- plus jnterest, from Leona Kohl, Title I dLrector Ralph Sayre1 1 doctors, dentists and account- side to prepare for the teach- dba Becky's. 1from 9 a.m. to 12 and 1 p.m. to j n enacting ~1tle _1. co~ess 1 ants are required to file person- ing of this study on John. The In other cctmmon pleas court i 4 p.m. on Monday. at the Mas- ~anted to prov1de fma~tal asal prorerly tax returns with Ohio Conference has approved acUvity, a directed judgment · on County Board of Eduatlon 1sls~nce to _local educat~onal_ae­ thei~ count~ auditor and list and is ur~in~ every church to ~as been made ?A an appropria·l office, on Eighth St., Pt. Plea-i encJes se~mg areas_ With highall mventorJes, supplies, equip- onrtuct this study during Lent. tion of land achon by the State i sant. 1conc_entratlon o~ . children from ~ent and fixtures used in bus.l There will be a class f, r of Obi~ over property _of Ruby · Teacher's. aids will proba~Jyllow InCome fam1hes. mess. . . each age group in the rhun·h. E. W1ldermuth for. Improve- be needed m these . followang Projects must be designed to ln addition ~ those actJvely A nursery will be provided for ments a_nd construcbon of Rt. IIC'hools: Wahama Higb School, meel the special educational engaged in busmess, every per-· small children. 7. The Judgment calls for $1.· Pt. Pleasant High School, Han- needs of educationally deprivson who rents furnished rooms 300 lo be paid for the land and ed children in specified low inor apartmeflts must file fl tax _ !2,200 or 1 dwelling on the eome areas Depr.Jved ch'1ld . f'lX- ~t:~~P'Rl\!!1,1. !1111~ propertY.· re turn, I'Jst'mg th e Iurmlure, .. 1 are those wbose achievemrent tures and equipment included COLUMBUS {UPI)- ~ . ! and performance are below ~~~ · · in such rental facilities. en R. Cananday of Nortbau, 1 expected of children of th ~ Caldwell said iovestmenls are obto, boo boon nam..t Obto MUNICIPAL COURT : qe and grade e1r taxed at 2 mills if they produc- ebalrman on the natlonat refMunicipal Judge Robert s i ) ed no income or 5 per cent of erendum tommittee 011 belt Betz Sat rda fned p 1 L. The Mason County the inc?me yield if they were I wide borle)' tobacco for tbe Mullins, 0 19, yRt~ 2 G~~U lis. for families that hav~ an priY.Juchve. Tbe rate of tax on acreage poundage program $25 and costs 1 d t po J come of $2.,000 or less 11 twenty I tangible penonal property us- ' that will be ap for a vote lt"m to th d n . s~~~eoce The State Highway patrol one per cent. So if a school! 1 ed in business is identifcal with Marth JO . . reef dra~s. m Jal don investigated a car-semi trac- has the county av~rage or above · COnVIC1IOD 0 IVlng UD et to t ') 111 j t ]1 ·30 · . h t e tax rate on real estate m Canaday, cbalrmn of · ti M IIi had bee r.. ra~ er co son a - p. Jt quaJifi~ by percentage un0 the taxln~ district where the i Ohio's Farm Bureau Tobacco ~~=t~ ~ th~ ~aiJia count; m. Friday on. Rt. 7, one and der. this program. property IS located. I Committee, was named at an sheriff's department t~o tenths mJles north of the j Sixteen schools qualify by All personal property taxes 1 eight-state toba~o metttng ' · Sliver Bridge, at Kanauga. centage also, if a school paid to the _local county treas-l' held Jn Lexington, Ky. His Burton Deweese, . 41, Rt. I Ollie<!rs salcl that Betty Jane oot qualify by percentage urer, accordmg to Caldwell. arr committee wtll be responsible McArthur, who. Fnda_y pleaded Lewe, 34, Rt. 1 Middleport, driv-' may qualify by using the co<m·l ~sed .in the area ~or sch~ls, . for aU Information available not g~ll_ty to a _city ~l1ce ~barge ing north was attempting to ty average of economically hbr~nes, health, pollee and f1re to Iarmer~ 00 both the JH'!... of dr1vmg. wh1le mt~x1cated, make a left turn off the high- pri~ed . ch!ldr~"'- m the ,:~:r: semces. lent program and the propoo- chang.O his plea. lo guilty Sat· way. At the •ame time, t h, whlch ts IUty-four . Five _ ed acreage poundage program. urday. He was fmed the us~al tractor-trailer, operated by qual~fy because ef th e ~~ 150 and COllis, sentenced lo five Clair Rietmiller 35, Pulaski, qualify uoder this program. ~ § """"' ··· · duys '" jaJI and recetved a "' Pa., started to pass, and the lolal, twenty-one of the twe•ntv· F TO PLAN REGATTA months he<!n!e IUS)l<n!lon. vehicles collided. 8iX schools of Maaon } ~ Al ~nard, chairman of ~he I In other police cases, Paul qualify because of the % ~ 1966 Big Beod Regatta In Mms Stewart 37 It 2 Gall' r There wao heavy damage to I two options. ·<' ~ ~County reminded interested citt. ~as fined' $5 ~~ ~ ts -~1~ the_ car, and none to the tractor_ ·---zens to attend an organization- If' pended I s • Wl rn trader. Mrs. Lowe suffered a me sus ' or no rnu er· br !sed ha d bu '' FROM al meeting to plan the event Robert E Wolfe 38 Rt 2 G 1: u . n . t was not trea~ UNITED PRESS 1l eroy Tueroay, Feb. 22. at the Pom- lipolis, liS and ~o•ts fo~ •P~· ed. RJOthmdle~ was charged =fl town hall. . . w1th failure to signal wllen pass~ INTERNATIONAL ~3 mg , aod Floyd E. Folden, 50• ing and posted bond to appear!' , . , _ _ . , _ Rt. l Northup, $10 and costs, Saturday in municipal court. MOSCOW - IF BRI11SH MASON - A New Haven mloxJcatJon. Prime Mlnl•ter Harold W!laon l man bao been lined 117.10 oo Arrested by the State Hig!l. J Arreslll Friday Included: intends nmke hls visit here, a ebarge of falling ba.. bls way patrol William Connolly arne,• SahitterflJelsd, 28 • Racme, j k n t toward I velltete under co~trul follow. 22, Rt. 2 Leon, ' • unsa e ve c e yracuse May~ nex w.ee .an e or • Va .. was fiJI. or's court, Feb. 24 . Thebna Po- . The_anouallnspectlon of Mor· peace m V1et Nam, he m~st , lag a two.oar "''"dent 111ur.. ed $10 and costs, no mud naps: well 27 Mltldl ' . ·Ding Dawn Lodge No. 7 Free f1r.t ''face the facts," IvesUa day at 3:40 p.m. In Masoo oo and forfeiting bonds were: Clilr )oi~l Jt, pass~ng and Accepted Masons will be 1 saia Saturday.. I Rt. 3S at Adamo..r. . R. m~11111!i11er~ ·35, Pulasli. laJq .inu~cipal courte ~~b ;~ beld Tuesday at 7:30p.m., The artide m the Soviet Donald. N. B-r<laer, 37, Pa .. $17.50, .failure to sigdat ' ' · · work in the Maater Masons government newspaper was an. Howarckt, was el&e41 _.-. to when passing: WlUiam T. Heatgtee being confernd on otner Indication thai Wilson's court by Chelf Fred Taylor. on, 52, Rt. 1 Belpre, $22.50, fail· lcondidate by Kenneth E. ·u~ge&tlon for an Anglo-Soviet Bumgardner's ear reported. ure to signal whOJI passing; and I idson, Worshipful Master, m1Uative toward reconvening ly ran loto the rear of 1 sto~ Cornelia C. McCleery, !3, Beahis corps of officers. t~e 19>4 Geneva Convention will ped vehicle driven by Her· ver, Pa., $27.50, sp<edlng. Officers lnd"ded Charles be rebuffed here unless the bert RJcbards 28 New Hav· dette, Senior Warden : M~rion Labor government drops lts en Heights rud..rds bad stop. Rio Grande elementary PTA Hll!Tison Junior Warden· · ·m 1et ped for 8 school bas wben the metThursday an . th e schooIBurdette,' JunJCJr · Deacon:' Rayf.uppor t oIUS . . po 11cy C"t NOA\:CIDENTS . . 1 Y pollee Satur~ay ~rmng auditorium. Dr. Oscar Clarke mond M. Jones, Serretary ; CarlNam. <·••llislon ocC111'Ted. Mary 1\nn CANBERRA AUSTRAUA _ i Richards, • pa,.enger, auHer· t' ;ep~rledd no ~~at'Jc ac~ddenttss of the Gallipolis Medical Cen· O'!Jell, Treasurer: Charles Dow . ' I «< an a rent neck injo t.r wo ays. I e no accl en ter was the guest speaker_ He ler, Tyler; Truman Burnett, Vwe Pres1dent Hubert Hmnd ) . ppa ry · ocurred either on Thursday or spoke on the dllteases of the Senior Steward nd H ld H phrey, apparently undislmted , ~· wa~~o ~ pedby•Jicla• Friday, the city's 1966 accident heart, in keeping with Heart rison Junior s~war<t'o ar 1 b'o' anti-war pickets, joined Aus- 11 or rra en · g tota1• toll is running ltigh Police Month The. in t' ff' · 111 be . . · · . sp<e mg n Jeer w . p 1 M' · te u- ld ed ...., to the oara lra I1an r me . mts r naro 1 ,.....,r • mvest~gated ~ total of 78 acri· The program epened with the J. B. Hall, Past District DepuHnl_t Saturday m urging _ free ~'IW~t~~!M'r.;;f.II_\B'I!t,~~ dents m the first 50 days of the group singing "America." The ty Grande Master of Ironton nations to ~upport AmerJca's l' ~ T y..r. pl•dge to the nag wa• led by Honorary lnsp<etor' will be Pa~ wa• effort m V••t Nam. ~ • U ~stes Jimmy Merry. Mrs. David Roes District Deputy Grand M8llter Humphrey. on the SIXth stop · Ftr•, Combat F1re · led devotions H "Spike' Pyles al•o of Iron of a tour of Asia and Austral· I • "· ...... , TAKES TRAINING Mrs. John . Wickllae's room t~n ' . 11.~1a. undertaken at the request Several Mlddi!JIOrt and Meigs I N~W HAVEN - Seaman RP.- won the attendance count He- Adinner w·n be s ed b of President John!IOn, stressed County men are ifm)IVed in the- I crmt James W. Young, lB, ,U~N. were served bY the Eastern Sta; at s·e; my •istini Communist aggression struggle in VIet Nam in one of Mr. and Mr!. WilHam third grad• mothers. Masons are Invited t/'atiend in Viet Nam. way or, another. . of Railroad St., IS · · seven weeks of · Cmdr. Peter F. Klein, who Is PAR1S - VICE PRE"IDENT In charge of missile concentra· at the Naval Training Hubert H. Hum~hrey h~s fail· t'on in the Navy, Is aboard Center at Great Lokes. crt to W1_n. lnd1a s backmg ~or Guided Missile Cruiser u.s.S. U. S. pohcJes In Southeast ASia, To:>eka, Flagship for Rear CLUB TO MEEI' the h~ral _ne~spaper Le Mo~ mira! Donald G. Irvine, PT. PLEASANT - The 0 de sa1d editorially Saturday. maoder · Coin Club of Point Plea· "Mr. Humphrey _perhaps ex· The Top<ka . fired !Ill sant, W. Va., will hold a regu. p~o~ted tn a too VISible way ~n- in combat for ·'first ttme since lar meeting Monday at 'has need for res~~~t10n Wor!d War ;s14 Thuf.!day. She r p.m. at the Applachian Power of the U.. S. !~nanCJal aid, the lieved the USS Oklahoma that Co. Auditorium. , pape~ sa1d. Indeed, our New day as ·a gunfire ship in opera· President Edward Burkett Deihl corres~ndent cables that lion Double Eagle. nounced thtl': an col't<:tors are the viC<! preSident has adopted vi ted to a color film oo> ~~:II a paternalist attitude, to say REP0111' ACCIDENT American coin& to be s the l~a•t. in every matter Middleport potle<! Plans for the third annual tourhmg upon }R(han econormc ed 8 minor accident at p. show, to be held April 30 plans. j m. Friday on the high .aehool May lsi a~ the Moose Locliell SAN FRANCI"CC _ FLEEr Iparking lot. They said a car Bldg. In Pmnt Pleasant, are Adm. Chester w. Nimitz con- driven by Joyce Lou Long, log made. A coin aocUoa tinued in "serious condition" backed into a stopped car own- 1 ~1o~Uo~w~th~e~m~ee~ti~n~g.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii in his home on Verba Buena ~ by William Dileo, Athens. I; Island Saturday. Nimitz, who Dama~s were minor and . no will bt- 8J next week, was being arrest• ·wtl!;,~ed. cared for by Navy doctors. Hel · underwent back &urgery lB'll FINED $11, ~ YP"' aod recently was hospital· William· E. Arnold, .M~Idle• ll leu Jn Oak Knoll Naval Ho.. pori, bas been flned .. pita! with a stroke. costs 1>Y I!!iddleport Ma:~. i ' ThiKroprC.. Prf. . l Coupon IHectlve Mon..·Tu-.. WilL Onfr ,... - ...._... 44e op- c011•JSJOD • /_ ~~­ pa.'l!lage, · '1 . PWS TOP Y.4LUE ST.4MPS Margarine ~~:';i.:~~; ' Mason County has $158,000 papiiJ Ill Pomeroy will be Ed • :t;:;::~:.~:r~::.::.;: Approved for · ucatmn ::.:·:: .. OSP probes c3r•TrUCk S Sl . ed Thf8 urvey at . · Week In MI!SOn Area 1 . . 1' Rlcltmonil. PT. PL~ -" A survey of Ill bUJinesl and indUJlrleo In Meaon Counfy wblch emploY one or 11101'0 persona wiD beJlJI ans w.ek according to Glenn \ E. Smltlt, Vocatioll Edu<aUon Supervisor for Mason ·c.;.u,ty Schools. Thls IJ lhe thtrd 1a a· surv.,s to determine and needs in the area vocatlooal training for mason County youth and adullo. A<...;,OvJ !ludents In grades I thro>uah 1 12 and parenlll students lhoH grades have already 1 1 LENTEN H Ro sb,· Rl 2 Bid.. ..;.king a from Loulse ROII8b Rl Galltpolio, .., IIJ'Ountls oi u: treme cruelty. Married Sept. 15, 1158 al lnd. lha couple bas no children. • Clyde Wines Jr. Rt. 2 Roclne a law " paHed that no one · J for a marriage llcenae 1 p It 1 1 osks for . e<PfCJall•· the ones I!Jgh Soviet diplomatic sour· · · r"ur d thtra ' ron!fon Balttbrk was aloo arre'~l by the ' office of GalUa county ~ . . . 1ney, e appea or an · ~... bate ~,.. •·ho •bo ne f!t num 11!I (.~ sa1d thP V11~t Nam confllct 1emhip in the Fourth Dlst.lict iff's departrMnt nn ID bltoJjca·J;:::~·:;:..-;:;_.·...,...,...,...,...,_,1 orP nders for whom llre the has left ~ "impn_nt" on Court of A als. I cation charge Friday. law ers making laws. Ru!Silan-AmerJcu relations and ppe W , the bill was mtrOOuc~, ~ sa!d they upect no improve---cr1ti~Yo1C~ of more than 9fa . THE SHOE BOX clerv. l vor~~·~{~~·= Start Feb. 27 to . LOAFERS Pass~ge' Scheduled to Dead MISS AMERICA TeeD•.Ager · , II, In l\1rl1, led training Area during Lent in • · slttdy the Porfli!Mutb District where lng se.. lot!S, agrees to makt of. the Gosp<l of John under the all mlnlstm bj tlle.diBtrlcl pre- munlty. Members ol other chuo Martha R. Edlmann, . Patriot Star RL, flied a $15,000 4Jrectlon of their ministers. pared to instruct Utelr laymen. rchs Bre Invited to this stud!' . · • ·· . · ·. _ ~•11• suit Friday 11 GaUla county common pleas court 1'be Rev. 'M. Ill. Dowaoilsald 'l'lte .period of alttdy, runs from the local sludy op<n to the ,com•b! · . ·, "' , '. o:·c:< ;,;: lror injuries allegedly IUBtalnet!'ln a tra!flc accident nearly loda)'lha~manym_i!lllber~ 'ofhls April f, of Holy Week. of the Go pel of John. K _ • • '' • '·' two years ago. church and'•,.veral from tba Asb Wednesday Feb. 23, to · IY-11ICI 'flfOMAll -.!dared I partial-,.. ohlp lund lli'- IOIIlt 'OIItar !lind Named deleftdant In the communify bow indlca!Od that April 8, o! Hob' Week. •na)orlty_ of oil school lmbursement for out the for the benefit of their oc~l was Garnet Morie Nelaon, for treabneol and will con- they plan to lal:e part. Clas.., simUar to thooe In Headquart.rs For · In Gotlia CGWtfy bave pocket e1penau Incurred tn a~, district. .·-· llpollll whose car require treatment 1a tba Healb Metbotllst Cburch the "salsry hiKe" ra<s-,tendlng boar4 motlblp. One school dlstrlct nported to the'plaintllf'l pdltlon Mure. Claaseo .wlll be held ~~! wlll be conduct.O In more than Niary of board mom ben A otate-widt po~..•'!'~ Qb!JII,\1!!1 ,\\!,." , .. .,JIIIIb~: ~~ .0 with lhe car in wbkb )\Irs. The aooldent, according to Ute dlQ' evenlnp, Feb. 23 ':"'....,.. 1100 Metbotllat Chllr<hel Ia the t1 to~~ • month. m••·•-or- 1ocrool dlatr•cta : Jrlj tei'ii!Sill,·¥,ver . .\011 •the i3 ~ill<@!~, EdeJU!aan •.wu a pasoenger. petitiOn,• occurred at 9:20 a.m. Ailri18 e,thlrom 8~R P~ Ohto West Area. • wtth·a lla!t 1•11 enacted! That those wbo ~L aCOIDI lbel'll!tW ~.'11; ti01!4.11n'· •110tt Tbe ' plalntiH contendl sbe Fell. 2t 1184 lllleD the defenfl. Ute ea Mellt crtJUD la~t HISJOn of the Ohio ' raise, one-fourth ~m" liilve \lha $20.'\ . · . ,. suffered neck and liPIDe airt•s car allegedly struck ·the R... ~ said. LEG PIIA Aaoembly. Irefused to taka tliiJ lll8her of the low been 1es which are of a permanent rear of a car· driven by Paul F. Gerald Ensley, """ a;nerplt: 'amount authorized by low. •defend«l on the pMlnd! .!hal uture She lrll 01pended F Edelmann ' oouthwest en IIden! bishop ol. lhe Oblo Welll .lll!l a.,..~ "' .. ol ooven, Gallla county I Allolhor fourlb of lha bollnli board iliemhoiio JtaVe ..·lll'lher · ohio 7two-teoltts of a mile oarth Aretl, conducted· a at®y of the al .•1 1 P-111· friday with a Middleport, 0. btlardl, lnelutllnllhe OaJ. ; members wbo aC<.-!pt 11ft .._..,,,to traver ' to· li\eitllip ( In "tile o1 tbe oou.tb CllrJI!ll'lllttl llmllll ~pel .of John In Lak!lide. !rldurtd l'ilbl·.1111· He wu . board . of educatmn , all or ony part of the f2t a 1present day witlt eo many schopl of GalliMIII. ... · Jill! '10-12, lor •.15 -.leeted lud-, IDjured Ill 1 fill at bOJIIe. IDa Ga!Upollo elty board. month, donate it lO a lleltotar-1 dlall'icll beJnc aot11fllldated, , Two ·dl\IOrce were II? tba cootlltloD 11 reported u pod. ~~ . iccepted . . .. . . -~ · . !Uetl Friday; one by Heletl J.l'r.. ..., I month. One ley, Rt. 1 PatriOt. oeeklng • dl- . or I These Lenten Services 1'"7'~;:,·~~~;~~;::;~:" ~The sunday Tlmeo-Sentlnel, sunday, February 20, 1966- J _ApriJ30 Deadline ForTaxes AJAX CIIANSII '213 2 49c 17-0s. Can1 UIX LAUNDIT Diil&lfNT ScOff 2 Ltl•· loxtt 2 .... 63c loxn - Swttlllk 14-0s. Pkg. IOIIN HOOD FLOUR 5c Off 5-lb.... •. 1.. ' 53c· ' • r' �Cl Washington White Paper I>UBLISiltD .ltV THE 01110 VALLEY PUBLISHING COMPANY Chrmr Tan111hill, ktc. Edit.,. IJwiQhl Wtthorholl, EdftO'I' llobarl Wi!SOTI, Jr., Mdn. Editor Rlchatd S. Owen, Publisher James E. Danner, Adv. Dir. Vernon Deweese, Ad.i. Mgr. t 'A.a editorbill George Washin gton,' 1732-1799 Uoned right to travel, anywhere with· out being requtrod by any law to CBrry «ay of lhll lll4llilll tnell\1 to a boy In any sort of docume~t or any identificascllool a welcome break in his routine Uon whatever, upon the pfrson." of 11udy. For a pari df lbe otay,lnstead And that we mllhl have these rights, in <lrll'lllmar and doingS a!ld dates In I!Js. and others, was the purpose of George .·, \01'1• be was told of the man known .. Washington's grdtesl service to his \ '!ht lather of our counli'l' who led ua people: the advtce for the future given ··t~gb a long batUe for freedom. in his farewell addreas. rtrty years ago little use ,... made of Most of us know of Washington's mili· the word "freedom." l'eopk! who are tary exploits. Few of us remember that . really free do not need to be reminded II wo• for overshadowed by his states· ;of It almost daily. manship and his concern for the future tvtn the "Fourth of July," originally ·: eel lpart for tho commemoration ol of the new republic. Mosl of us remember that Washington fretdom . long before lllld been taken warne~ against enlantllng alll'ances. His ovi!r by the professional vtterans of the advice went much fartrer than that. He Ci111 War, and the politlelanl who wav· also warned that "political parties or· ed the American !lag and the "bloody' ganized on a geographical basis could shirt" wtlh equil ltlfot to denoum& lbe cause the disruption of the nion, '' and So~therrt Confederacy. that ' An inflexible habit of either oni· So much so that most of Ull stUdent! moslty or friend<hip InWard a partlcu· were somewhat confused about the bat· lar n!ltlon 1or helief) can mislead a nalies of Get1y1bur1 and of Bunker Hill, or tion toward lgnurlng It's duty." whflher lndeptndence was finally won He gavo strong warning against big at Yorklown or at Appomattox. public debl, large military eetahlish· But we did knuw what was meant by ments and the "devices of •mall artful freedom . enterprising minorities." He reminded us For amona u1 wm the lf&ndehlldr~n that "a nation's beot Interest is to act .ol men who loulht and 1011 the German wllh goo<: lalth and jusllce toward all Revolution of 18411, and of other men other natlohJI," and that, "In proportion who fled from ireland alter Ute uprising as the stMicture Of a governmenl gives in 1rtlaml. fore<! to public opinion, II Is essenlial There €:Ven w!re a few veterans of Utat public opinion be enlightened." two ambllious emperors In the Fran· There were many who disagreed with co • J>nmlian War, who came to Amerl· Washington's ftat•'Dents. They Insisted ca that their <ons might escape the inthat "things were different now, that fast ev!table next one. salling ships had so shortened the disThey told us what It was to have freetances of the world that we must join dom. in thP affial'l of Europe. Yet this nation We knew that tteedom meant that the was able to build ils greatest accomtaxes yot paid were lor thlngo you plishments in the cenlury of peace gaincould see: roa~s and schools and proed by adhering lo his advice. tecUon of our persons ; not for tribute to II might be well to emphasize on this a far - off "government." anniversary his rnrewll statements rathIt meant that in America there was er tho" the ch~rry - tree story, or the no, compulsory military service which croBSing of the Delaware. We should al· i\ad caused the parents or our fellow stuso recall that our only war In that first ldeil~· to cross an O<ean. It meant that century was brought on by "political bert. we h•d. In the great definition of parties organized on geographical llne8." , lrel!tlotn by H. G. Wells, "The unques. )'!fly years ago the arrival of Ute 22nd ' .,, l.ll' ''"'1.. ' /·,. 1 4-The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, February 20, 1181 ., ; Survey Taken of Capital Posh Set BY DON MACLEAN (Wtlllam White Is ·on VaoaUon) WASHIN01'0N - An advertisement In a New York news• paper said that opera cape! were c9min.g bac.:k in men's eve ing wear and were tha new "in'' thing for sophisticated gentlemen everywhere. It occurred to me that perhops Wash· ington's posh set already was on lop of Ute comebil<k. May· be the White Houle had ord· ered a few. First, I called our town'! swankiest department store. The manager or the tcxedo deparlment said tuxedoes were moving nicely, despite Ute Pres!· dent's partiality lor buslne" suits, but he giggled when I mentioned opera capes. We had one in the window at>Jut eight years ago," he said, "and wound up giving it back to the wholesaler. Maybe they're !ell· ing in New York, but that nutty cafe society crowd will buy anything. Next, It'll be dusters and goggles." The next check wa• with. an exclusive men's shop In George11 town, where much of Washing- ton's upper • crust lives. The shop's owner said, "Are you kidding? I was stllCk with lwo opera capes about 10 years ogo. I finally donated them to the Knights of Columbus." The manager of the leading evening . wear . rental outfit said, 1'Right now, you wouldn't catch o Congressman or a bu· reaucrat . dead In an. oopOr)! .; W,~ 11 :,..§1!ver Antdope. The cape. You boys In the press ,.. ,..;:.·, rjtet 8J'l! .elthor Flrtt Class, S.. would say he tholllhl he was' ' ·cond Clus or Tenderloots. (Or 'Baltnan'.'' .~ ·. lhould thai b6 Teruierfeed?) There's nolbing Uko advertising to push a produot. ~or lbstance, 1 Swiss orms manufacturer has a full • fJBIIO ad for ill mortar fuseo In a CUI' rent issue of "Armed Force Mansgetnel1t/' a magaZine pr&o allii!Bbly r I l by American . of. fleers, et al. Tlten's a nice cross·seGtlort dr~Wlng of the fuae and the catchy phrnse, "Safety and dependabilltr for the baltlofleld's deadliest weapon." Other drawIngs show how delayed &ction causes it to bUrst In the air• And il promlst>e "superqulck ac. tlon on ti<Je paddles.'' MJCROSCOOPS: Rep. Barber B. Conable Jr. (R., N. Y.) discovered that In M«M<!!w It pays to talk to the wall: \~hen ' his return trip ms fouled . up due to faulty scheduling of planes, he returned to hiS 1\Jt,.. sian hotel room ·and efll!lpiAID· ell Jondly to a friend. lltddetl mikes must ave picked up his · remarks, because a lew !!tlbutes later the hotel clerk ·called • to say Conable could get a seat en the nut plane out. A book, "The Public Calls II Sport," written by 11arty WI!· mer, former owner of the dis· astrous New York Tllans !oat• ball team lnow called the ietsl, In the Washington library Is placed between two books on kite-flying. Sen. Stephen Young (0., Oht6l ' got a aouvenir pfn when LBJ signed a bill nullifying cerlain axcise ta~eo. Now that the taxes wUI be restored, Young wonders If Ute President w111 want his pen hack. There lhluld be no lhottaRe of good deeds In Congre.,, Of the 53li membors, 210 h8V6 been Boy Scoula. The hiibell rank, Eagle Seoul, hao been earned by 24 Congressmen. Five Congressmen are Silver Beavvr.s, two are Silver Buffaloes and --~------~-=-=~--- SLIGHTEMS: On the day Utat John W. Mahan, the new chair· man of Uta Subversive Acllvl· · ties Control, moved here from Montana, somebody stole the family dog. (Welcome to Waoh· Jngtoit.) Sandy Rouener, the press aide to ep. Carlton R. Sickles •D. Md.) was weary from turnIng aside questions about whether her boss was going to run lor Governor of Matyland. When she got home one night even her tO.year-old son, Mark, asked her. Surprised, she asked him why he wanted to know and the boy said, "Well, a radio ataUon .here pays $S for = i~Oll. ·,· · ~~tllry be1an In Chicago on February ', #4~ 1901, wtM!n lour business asslclates ~'i\IJII!i togelber to !men the loneliness f~;:·,twJtr !lVII o~nd to test the founder's ;W~il !hat bu!lnell relations could - and · sbollld - lo1ttr friendly relations. Bus~ ness pract1c01, though! the founder, .Peed not b. a harrier to frlendohip. Since those ••rly dayo, Rotary has ·' beoome a prim•· mover In communllybe«ll'ment work, youth actlvllles, helP' ing the rripple•J and the handicapped, r a1slna the standards or business and proft~Rional pnwtices. and in forming friend!~ personal ties among men that 1 to "'tter International under<tanding. It ~as tong been our observation that Rotarians bellevo In practicing rather than preaching. They are more roncern· Of! with finding new opportunities for aervlre limn w•lh patting themselves on the bock lor pB!I achievements. The Rotary clubs of lhe Trl • County area - The Bend, Pt. Pleasant, Middle· port • Pomeroy and Gallipolis - as do other Rotary eluDe in their communllles, h•lo In many ways to make this • better piaC. to live end to work and to raise happy, heallhy families. Our congratulations to !Wtarlans of these communities on this anniversary. We wish for thr Rotary clubs or the world continued succes! in rendering the kind of creative service to humanity ror which Rotary I• especially suited. Dr. Alden Sets Up a Road Sign Olllo Universi•' ' president Vernon R, In short, we agree there Is a neen for Alden warned 'rrurs. Utat a univ<rslty the llllconventional yet we make life mis· must· whet its students' appetite lor enble for persons who are uncon· leadenhip or <he students will fall to ventional. ''IIIOYe beyond their di!CUIIIOIIS and SO this Is hU.'Dan nature. And human <~111!! to take responsible action." nature, II says somewhere. cannot be Sjleaklne al Ute !57th anniversary eel· changed. •brtlton of Miami University, he slid: We believe Dr. Alden thinks 11 can be ."Too man) students come 0<11 of 1!01· changed. It is important thai 11 moves l~e today wilbins to be commentators, changed. II Is important that tl moves 1•ht obierv , ers h and trftiCI of society. We in the r.. di'rectt'on . Dr. Alden has ~ In ave an over.,llpply of detached set up 1 sign pointing to the rl&hl eb_,v. the skU!ed cocktail party road. ' <ildfeiBationaiiJI, the brilliant Olllly•ts of oilier p.JOpte• , activity and behavior. NATIONAL FFA WEEK We have • grflt undeMupply of YOWII This is National Future Farmers of peopk who can and will take telpoD· America Week. Through science and slbW~ - doer., Innovators and ,.und nranaJ1!111ent, American farmers have learned to produce beyond loday's risk·takers," Fe\'1 will take tlCtplion to Dr. Alden's needs But tomorrow's population will c<ineeption ol soclety'l nteds today. Yet demaoo more than today's production. who among us •refrain '"-m Let' s keep nme , rfea strong uv •••·· ..,.~ an with vocaantaiOnistlc tiona! agrtculturo, which teaches our et'8 to peo J position h d' t 14b doorl, lnnovat· P e w 0 19 ur our comfortFutw-e Farmerlli to co111erve as well as able hablll of thlnlcltli. We IH 10pbID pril'luce. To all Futuro Formen In s!~~ti:.~~~~rs~ii&orical descerldants of the Tri-County area, we extend our best _...;;......;...;;.;;;.;;;;;__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _w~ta~hee~(lfo':r....":ha~p~p~~in':es~s:...."a~nd~•~'"'~oess".!!:~·--. Porter BY IIIYR1tE NEAL ·Mr. ADd Mrs. G .w. Loree left for Florida where they have ~ch~ I new~~~~me. They en1 ' -..- some "'''" oylng lhe FJor.ida weather. Mrs. Brice MeCiaskey baa beeD brought kl her borne rtom ~ If you want yout man to read )'Our letter periiOnally, It doesn't help to mark It ' 'Personal" or ''ConlldendatN Or even to douse It wtlh (ie'l' fume, accordmg to ep. Ottt !'ike (D., N. Y.), who aays, "Some secretal')' will read It anyway." Alter that, lhonlh, okrtodhiephegblndn ndw los m depending on his work load, the chances are the Conaresstnaft eventually will read II. It'• full to get mail," Pike says. <Distributed by United Fe• lure Syndicate, Inc.) Your Gallia comml88ioners bave met with state oflicials !rom Columbus and district officials from Athe01 and have been !~formed by . ~hem that lhey will not parhe<pate wllh the local eounty oUic!ab ullless this county l'urtllsliei a aepa· rate bulldtog ouJSI~e .the presoot coorlhouse for these newly merged olfices. By parllcipa· lion, they refer to the hullding, or acquiring of a building, at llio cost of $30.000 to $40,000, wtth the stak• and federal government paying a portion of Ute cost. Inasmuch as you and I represent Ute federal as. sistance before mentioned and that Gallla Coonty now ha• ample room to house Utese soon· ... . . ' lng ·of the firat ltotary club. Within .ihe nut ew days, more !han ~1 .500 RoWJW whc belong to 12.000 clubs In 131 ~tries will have celebrated this oc- d ..,~ Horseless Are" mac~btQl' back tn 1!106, bitterly a~et; · the growing lnetlnatfon of a~lea . to ta• aut<lltlobll"• lhrp·· • ll<enses, etc. II eald this Pr~eo ' lice lllllhl notrlct fur~: <J. velopment of the au.blle. ,1 Also, that car • drlvinl· \\'11811'\ jUlll a aport.'' The article solei II'$ now being used for liuiJ(. ness purpo!ls hy thoulndl !If : persons. It offers an ec.ocal advanlllg& over the hotle.'" What wisdom. If II weren't lot those ta~es, tod&y' there mlJ!It be a huge automobile IDjlu&~·. Feb. 18 1968 · Dollr Sh': Many Go!lla Collllly citl%ens bav~ contacted me rewttiy concerning the antlc!ipaled mer· ger next July t of the Ai4 for Ute Aged office and the Gallia County Welfare office. ·: ~, ·.. 6lst Anniversary of Rotary International havo contributed r VISIT SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION OFFICE - Robert Cobb, second from left, director of the Gallia ·tounty Soil Conservationist, introduces new equipment to FFA judging teams in the ASCS' new structure on Syca· t~ore St., in Gallipolis. Cobb has assisted local soil judging teams preparing for state judging contest<. The top three ~ams in the recent district FFA soil judging contest were from Gallia County- Kyger Creek, Gallipolis and Hannan 'frace. Hannan Trace placed eighth in the state evenl Lef I to right above au Kennison Saunders, Gallipolis ; Eddie Clary, Hannan Trace and John Shaver, Kyger Creek. . ., '~·- ;- ' "Not Too Close---You'll Burn Your Fingers! 11 ' " ' ....... ·~ . >\ )lptarians of this area this week aro ·~ . ing the 6tst anniverSary of the While sollcitlnll ·lbo \'oto tl a' . farnler, the man;s dog bit' hlin. Later, of oouno, Morton teamed thai the farmer WI8D'1 ,"'811 • registered voter. (Maybe • · The Lighter Side Girl Finds, Marries Husband, While on Chimpanzee Studying Mission in Africa to-be merged ofnces 111 t h t present courthouse 1 feel' that this Is an added upt!De we can do without ' As a result of the newly l)ulll addition 1D our prtselll Ga!Ua County courthouse, we bllve available five empty td6ml with :1400 square feel o1 1111used space. 11 Is my opilllon that thiJ spaoe obould 1111 Ytil!zed lor Ute purpou ol bousln& the~e offices nther than COIIoo structing or ptii'CbasiDI a new building 'tor Utla ~ 1·1Uioo deratand lhll WIIS. -.e~ed and approved whin ~ plano for lbo courthctuie adtJi. lion were considered. 11 would be more economical 81111 a11o keep th01e oflicetl mwe em.. trall.zed in relation te other Ga!Ua County offices. I dv want to malte II elw that this movement is belnl pUllhed by the district office In Athens and the stale office ill Columbue and not by our · local office which II balded by Mr. Treacherous winter weather Virgil Croos. bringa hazardous condiUona for I believe wo all IIJ1ll Ullt motorists and pedestrians. BoUt we should be striving It create mus! be pa,·ticularly careful of more employment lll Ga!Ua l<) , slippery spoil and ball County rather than 1ncttu1ng traffic situations. Drivers should the faclllllel and €XpeDH of always make certalrt !hit wind- operating in Oallia Coudly Wtl•hlelds •nd windows ~ra clear fare Department. of ~ny dirt ~r ice a~ snow. _If yvu agree, or ~, 9on I be a peephole driver. wtth me concerning ada 1uue, Pede•trlans rllould wear proper I would slncerecy app-eoW. footwear in bad w~ather and your writing me and tl[ll'tDwatch all croBSings lor oncom· tne your opinion on the lllllllfr. ing traffic. Care, courtesy and Please do not can · · cnution by an will help every· Jobn Morgan' ono through a aale winter. This President Gallla CWnt, message from the Deportment Commissioners. II 0 ol Hi11hway Safety. . Box 182, Ga.ni~lj..,;.OitJ. BE~Rrs WORLD Unhed Prell International point out that the barness 18 1 The baroness did not offer WASHINGTON (UPI) -!an tJIICommnly pretty sclen· her interpretation of how an old There are all sorts of ways that tilt. . bag like Flo mode the grade ao a girl can find a husband. One : Soner or later she undoub\ed· a femme fatale, but I think the woy Is to sp•nd four years in ly would hava found a husband ~xp!analion is obvioua. the African wilderness studying ' anywat. with or wilhout lt seems apparent that chimpanzees. , chlmp&IIZeell. chlmpnzees have concepl of 1 don't say this system will lle!lptte acqulrfllg a IItle, the 1beauty that Is radically differ· work every lime but It worked I'·uaroneu ha'• not Ios t ber onI frtf!' Uti held by us hi gher very well for Ja'ne Good 11 ,hrtorest In the crealul'es that primates. ••d the ba rnn 1 dare say th e ch'unps apent a •oung English scientist a • • btought her ~· ' · tog•ther. lot of lim~ wondering what In 1960. she set up camp In She has been lecturing on Hugo saw in Jan.e the Gombe Stream Garno chimps at Ute National OeogroReserve of Tanzania to observe phlc· Soeltty ~me thia week, tbe habits of the wild chlmna u•ing films taken by her SUNDAY thAt roam there. It was a husband u IUustratiDnti. They highly succeosfut undertaking. plan to return to Tanzania for TIMES-SENTINEL While ·In the wilderness she more research later . . dllcovere d a num~r •• o1 lmpor-I · PublllhH .,..,, Life Alnoo1 Chimps o1uo v.,,., PublilhlftJ ti. br , ... ~~ tant things, lncludln•e Baron ''he •·-ness ·• atOALLlPOLII. Utty tR•ou•• H • IJQIU 'f"" held B 42:1 ltconfl AVI., GiJIIIIIIOUt, OfttD. ogo van Lawiek. news confer,ence at wh\ch shP- 411611 • Puttum.~ .,.,. "'!'l:fkd•¥1 ·..... 1 Jabgle Friendship ~escrlbed some of her obeerva: ~:..·~r..l: ::'.:1,;.,~~ 11:0. ":.::: 1179 'llle baron, a photographer, lions. 1 ha\fe only a minimal ::._•:.Mn:'!::~~ • " MICIII'd was filming animate in the, curiosity about cllfmpanzees ' hO ••• MICtlllftiC ••,.. 'ltrHt, PDI'IIIflt'fo Ohio tesere and pretty soon their but 1 must IIY ·that 1 found it Pilbft••" ..,,, •••••v av.... acquaintance develoPed Into 1".. •• uc.,.. s•l'uri•v. tm.nc~ .. 1ft• Ga Illpolis Medical Center. Sht InesS &tip to· Columbus Monda ., a enijrOSSuae· ffltl •••• ""lllftt ....... et ''"'•tit, is improvin,: nicely. I Mrs. Peat] Goodman . 8 ~i Me Hugo, you Jane" situation.: For one .thing, ahe reported Oftl• T~O:~:H!~· •v•n••,trvN Mr D D CottreU II attend- I Saturday . n;•ht with Mrs peM As a result, Miss Goodall. Ithat a chimp namtd "Jito" was ••, ......, .,,,, ,_,. .,..,,.., • • • '0 • • Who went into the j'ungle as 1 til th n I I I Ut IMI URIIIV· ... ,., . . . inti a company oonvantion in C. Wellington. . , "' e ug es rna e n e MAIL ou•oc••"'"" ••••• New York City this week. Mrs. j The Porter WSCS met at th~ jutt pla~nte.Jane, e~erged lour Igroup under study and also the w!!:" :~:;,:!',' ~!troll accompanied him as l Parler church Tliursday after- ~:.~nessa rJanto va~com~wt:~~ ~;';;.act~~ to· =:~ea the most 1: : : : . • .:;W:t,-,1:•:,:",.::.-~ ar IS Columbus, where •he I noon. Mrs. Clara Fisher had r. d8 11 ' • '"~ """'"' "•~ · ·••1 1 · will tJeit her daughter, Mrs. charge of the ro ram . I h was not unusual for Flo tojt~• :,:,:',.~'~':~ ·~:n'::' ~ ' 1 •flO Donna Broyles and family Wll p g · llut lest her exuenence touch have as many as IS suitors , ... ••- ,,.. lnttl~ Mr. SUI Ealtoo made a buai- OIJM~ aickm: LGeer hal been Ioff a vast mi~ratlon ur q:winll her e<mrt ~imultaneous-[='~:'.':~ ~Itt~~ :w!h ~Ill':!,,:,: . 8 lipomsters to Tanzanta, 1 should lv,. with noDe being rej' ected. !!!•••H tt111-11 n•w.p•~r •ncl ,,.. .....,. loc.t to Mwi .... Mttl• ·.. .' . Future Farmers of AmeriCa To Observe February 19 •2 ·- news Upal" , . Tho sad eampalgn slel')' . Gl Rep. llogers ldorlon (R,, :Md)• do& waa,) , Nine Chapters in Tri-Co Area The Tri • County's nine Future Fanners of America chapters Saturday join· ed thousands of other F'FA members across the nation in launching National FFA Week. The FF A is a national organization of. by anrt for farm boys who are study ing vocational agriculture in lhe country's publi c bi .~i1 schools. Cr ~pt el'b are aetive in Ky ger Creek, 1-l<mnan Tretce, Soulhwestern and Gal· lia Acadt>my llish sc hools in Gatlia coun~ ty. There <~rc ehapteni at Southern and Rutland in Mei gs County and Wahama Pt. Pleasant i;im.l Hannan in Mason County. t\s America's future farmers, thes.t~ ymmg mel! hold in their minds and hands the prngt css that this community and this nation mny make in years to come. bcca u<;f a prosperous and productive agricu itu re is th'! very foundation of the American way of life. As student s of vocational -agriculture in hl~~h school they study tre schedule. econamic. and mechanical aspects of modern fa rm ing. As members of the FFA , they lear• through active participation how to conduct and take part in public meetings, to sp~ak in public. to market farm products. to solve their own problems, to finomcr; tremselves in agri-business ~nd to <-tssu mc civic responsibility. The population of America and of tre world is undergoing tremendous growlh. Despite the grrat abund ance of a gricu l~ lure products today, it is vital to the nation's futu re happines:; and security that this country main tai n a supply of skilled farm~_' r '" and othe r agricultural workers to a~;~ume that t!wrc always Will be plentv of fa rm proUu cts to supply the na· li on's needs. Ga l! i-a's four chapter advisors are: Charles Shaver, Gallipolis; Ralph Needs, Kyger C ree ~ ; R()br:t Evans. Southwestern and Emerson Shimp, Hannan Trace. /\d vtsor of the chapter at Southern High is Otlla Smith, at Wahama. Ne l· son Jtnnings, :111d al Rutland, Everette Hol comb. WAHAMA FFA- Nelson Jennings, Wahama IDglt School FFA a'do viser of the 41 members of the chapter there, looks on as a recently purchased planer is used in shop work by Kenneth Fry, Joey Smithson and Jim Hollman. FFA Chapters in National Observance Gallia County C()!llmission President John R Morgan, on behalf of Gallia falh· crs. S"<l id Sautrday : '' We join othen throughout the nati on in proclaiming Feb. 19·25 l o he Future Farmers of America Werk. Wl' urge all peoplt of our com- PROCLAIM FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA WEEK - Gallla County Commissioners John Morgan. Paul Has· kins and Joe Stewart Saturday proclaimed Future Farmers Week of America. Standing behind the commiss iOn ers an ·Roy Bickle, Hannan Trace; Bill Tawney, Gallipolis; Eddie Reese, Kyger Creek and Marlin Rose, Southwestern. muni tie'1 to be('o me acquainted with and give full support to hte program of vo· calion<! t education in ai,'T iculture. and to it~ students, the Future Farmers of Am· enca. " As the bas i.: agriculture producers, they m·e uur fir st line of defense against the hun,::er and privation tha wte know is prevalent o ve~ much of the world tod<J ~' " K ~ nneth McEl!1inney, president or the Me1gs County Board of Cc.!Timissioners, set this week fo r National FFA Week with the observ.1tion: •'The Future Farmers o1 America organi ;o:atton is without doubt most v a lu.:.~ ble and vital to the future fll our country. It is fi tting that we observ• NaUonol FFA Week." LEARN WELDING - Everette Holcomb, FFA advisor. far rtdt. Instructs Rutland FFA members In weldinc techniques. Standing, i-to) r., are Randy Carpenter, Kenneth Carsey, Terry Fetty and Mr. llolcoJlllb. This is the first year Rutland High School has had an FFA c~\# Iince 1942, · ... CHECKS FOR CROP PROJECT - Lee Johnson, left, Hannan Trace, Bill McCormick, Kyger Creek and Bill Brown, Gallipolis, display checks that will go to Ohio's 1966 CROP program. This year's Future Farmers of Am erica 1 roject is the purchase and shipment of two plane loads of dairy heifers •to India. The 100 heifers will be used to Improve exfl;ting cattle in India which has one :ilf ~lowest,Ievels of nutrition in the world. 1 •••lrt I .,.u. i••,.••• !:':";:,:• :.':'' !!: , ,.' I , ,. . : Features of ':, ,. ·J: ·, ' GETTING READY - Marshall Roush, s• cond from right. gets help from hl1 tellowl FFA Chapter member& at Southern High School In repairing and painting equipment planting tomatoes and cabbage. Standing, L to R, are Olha Smith, Adviser of the chapter,; Dante! Henaler, Pbll HID, Roush and Tom Wickline. The cbapter ot SoutbeOirn~~:;l :~l!\)1 has ~JI metnbers. Tomato and l!lbbage production Is a v!W part of Ule t :. "· .. ~ a.d.De-Lelart fallH'ortland·ReedS'IlUe area. , ·" , . , , ., RU":'LAND FFA -A p~oject of aeveral of the 42 Rutland Fuhtre Fumera (If Amel' lei In rroent days has been construction of a lljl'gB gate. Shown,. I. tor., 1J tilt gate gets coat of paint, nre RaYIJlonillHBf!ello J\Ogar ll!lleher; E<liu, Prldd¥, To~~;~. A!le11 &nil 1 •· :'· I, . · . · . ' Tri-Co �Cl Washington White Paper I>UBLISiltD .ltV THE 01110 VALLEY PUBLISHING COMPANY Chrmr Tan111hill, ktc. Edit.,. IJwiQhl Wtthorholl, EdftO'I' llobarl Wi!SOTI, Jr., Mdn. Editor Rlchatd S. Owen, Publisher James E. Danner, Adv. Dir. Vernon Deweese, Ad.i. Mgr. t 'A.a editorbill George Washin gton,' 1732-1799 Uoned right to travel, anywhere with· out being requtrod by any law to CBrry «ay of lhll lll4llilll tnell\1 to a boy In any sort of docume~t or any identificascllool a welcome break in his routine Uon whatever, upon the pfrson." of 11udy. For a pari df lbe otay,lnstead And that we mllhl have these rights, in <lrll'lllmar and doingS a!ld dates In I!Js. and others, was the purpose of George .·, \01'1• be was told of the man known .. Washington's grdtesl service to his \ '!ht lather of our counli'l' who led ua people: the advtce for the future given ··t~gb a long batUe for freedom. in his farewell addreas. rtrty years ago little use ,... made of Most of us know of Washington's mili· the word "freedom." l'eopk! who are tary exploits. Few of us remember that . really free do not need to be reminded II wo• for overshadowed by his states· ;of It almost daily. manship and his concern for the future tvtn the "Fourth of July," originally ·: eel lpart for tho commemoration ol of the new republic. Mosl of us remember that Washington fretdom . long before lllld been taken warne~ against enlantllng alll'ances. His ovi!r by the professional vtterans of the advice went much fartrer than that. He Ci111 War, and the politlelanl who wav· also warned that "political parties or· ed the American !lag and the "bloody' ganized on a geographical basis could shirt" wtlh equil ltlfot to denoum& lbe cause the disruption of the nion, '' and So~therrt Confederacy. that ' An inflexible habit of either oni· So much so that most of Ull stUdent! moslty or friend<hip InWard a partlcu· were somewhat confused about the bat· lar n!ltlon 1or helief) can mislead a nalies of Get1y1bur1 and of Bunker Hill, or tion toward lgnurlng It's duty." whflher lndeptndence was finally won He gavo strong warning against big at Yorklown or at Appomattox. public debl, large military eetahlish· But we did knuw what was meant by ments and the "devices of •mall artful freedom . enterprising minorities." He reminded us For amona u1 wm the lf&ndehlldr~n that "a nation's beot Interest is to act .ol men who loulht and 1011 the German wllh goo<: lalth and jusllce toward all Revolution of 18411, and of other men other natlohJI," and that, "In proportion who fled from ireland alter Ute uprising as the stMicture Of a governmenl gives in 1rtlaml. fore<! to public opinion, II Is essenlial There €:Ven w!re a few veterans of Utat public opinion be enlightened." two ambllious emperors In the Fran· There were many who disagreed with co • J>nmlian War, who came to Amerl· Washington's ftat•'Dents. They Insisted ca that their <ons might escape the inthat "things were different now, that fast ev!table next one. salling ships had so shortened the disThey told us what It was to have freetances of the world that we must join dom. in thP affial'l of Europe. Yet this nation We knew that tteedom meant that the was able to build ils greatest accomtaxes yot paid were lor thlngo you plishments in the cenlury of peace gaincould see: roa~s and schools and proed by adhering lo his advice. tecUon of our persons ; not for tribute to II might be well to emphasize on this a far - off "government." anniversary his rnrewll statements rathIt meant that in America there was er tho" the ch~rry - tree story, or the no, compulsory military service which croBSing of the Delaware. We should al· i\ad caused the parents or our fellow stuso recall that our only war In that first ldeil~· to cross an O<ean. It meant that century was brought on by "political bert. we h•d. In the great definition of parties organized on geographical llne8." , lrel!tlotn by H. G. Wells, "The unques. )'!fly years ago the arrival of Ute 22nd ' .,, l.ll' ''"'1.. ' /·,. 1 4-The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, February 20, 1181 ., ; Survey Taken of Capital Posh Set BY DON MACLEAN (Wtlllam White Is ·on VaoaUon) WASHIN01'0N - An advertisement In a New York news• paper said that opera cape! were c9min.g bac.:k in men's eve ing wear and were tha new "in'' thing for sophisticated gentlemen everywhere. It occurred to me that perhops Wash· ington's posh set already was on lop of Ute comebil<k. May· be the White Houle had ord· ered a few. First, I called our town'! swankiest department store. The manager or the tcxedo deparlment said tuxedoes were moving nicely, despite Ute Pres!· dent's partiality lor buslne" suits, but he giggled when I mentioned opera capes. We had one in the window at>Jut eight years ago," he said, "and wound up giving it back to the wholesaler. Maybe they're !ell· ing in New York, but that nutty cafe society crowd will buy anything. Next, It'll be dusters and goggles." The next check wa• with. an exclusive men's shop In George11 town, where much of Washing- ton's upper • crust lives. The shop's owner said, "Are you kidding? I was stllCk with lwo opera capes about 10 years ogo. I finally donated them to the Knights of Columbus." The manager of the leading evening . wear . rental outfit said, 1'Right now, you wouldn't catch o Congressman or a bu· reaucrat . dead In an. oopOr)! .; W,~ 11 :,..§1!ver Antdope. The cape. You boys In the press ,.. ,..;:.·, rjtet 8J'l! .elthor Flrtt Class, S.. would say he tholllhl he was' ' ·cond Clus or Tenderloots. (Or 'Baltnan'.'' .~ ·. lhould thai b6 Teruierfeed?) There's nolbing Uko advertising to push a produot. ~or lbstance, 1 Swiss orms manufacturer has a full • fJBIIO ad for ill mortar fuseo In a CUI' rent issue of "Armed Force Mansgetnel1t/' a magaZine pr&o allii!Bbly r I l by American . of. fleers, et al. Tlten's a nice cross·seGtlort dr~Wlng of the fuae and the catchy phrnse, "Safety and dependabilltr for the baltlofleld's deadliest weapon." Other drawIngs show how delayed &ction causes it to bUrst In the air• And il promlst>e "superqulck ac. tlon on ti<Je paddles.'' MJCROSCOOPS: Rep. Barber B. Conable Jr. (R., N. Y.) discovered that In M«M<!!w It pays to talk to the wall: \~hen ' his return trip ms fouled . up due to faulty scheduling of planes, he returned to hiS 1\Jt,.. sian hotel room ·and efll!lpiAID· ell Jondly to a friend. lltddetl mikes must ave picked up his · remarks, because a lew !!tlbutes later the hotel clerk ·called • to say Conable could get a seat en the nut plane out. A book, "The Public Calls II Sport," written by 11arty WI!· mer, former owner of the dis· astrous New York Tllans !oat• ball team lnow called the ietsl, In the Washington library Is placed between two books on kite-flying. Sen. Stephen Young (0., Oht6l ' got a aouvenir pfn when LBJ signed a bill nullifying cerlain axcise ta~eo. Now that the taxes wUI be restored, Young wonders If Ute President w111 want his pen hack. There lhluld be no lhottaRe of good deeds In Congre.,, Of the 53li membors, 210 h8V6 been Boy Scoula. The hiibell rank, Eagle Seoul, hao been earned by 24 Congressmen. Five Congressmen are Silver Beavvr.s, two are Silver Buffaloes and --~------~-=-=~--- SLIGHTEMS: On the day Utat John W. Mahan, the new chair· man of Uta Subversive Acllvl· · ties Control, moved here from Montana, somebody stole the family dog. (Welcome to Waoh· Jngtoit.) Sandy Rouener, the press aide to ep. Carlton R. Sickles •D. Md.) was weary from turnIng aside questions about whether her boss was going to run lor Governor of Matyland. When she got home one night even her tO.year-old son, Mark, asked her. Surprised, she asked him why he wanted to know and the boy said, "Well, a radio ataUon .here pays $S for = i~Oll. ·,· · ~~tllry be1an In Chicago on February ', #4~ 1901, wtM!n lour business asslclates ~'i\IJII!i togelber to !men the loneliness f~;:·,twJtr !lVII o~nd to test the founder's ;W~il !hat bu!lnell relations could - and · sbollld - lo1ttr friendly relations. Bus~ ness pract1c01, though! the founder, .Peed not b. a harrier to frlendohip. Since those ••rly dayo, Rotary has ·' beoome a prim•· mover In communllybe«ll'ment work, youth actlvllles, helP' ing the rripple•J and the handicapped, r a1slna the standards or business and proft~Rional pnwtices. and in forming friend!~ personal ties among men that 1 to "'tter International under<tanding. It ~as tong been our observation that Rotarians bellevo In practicing rather than preaching. They are more roncern· Of! with finding new opportunities for aervlre limn w•lh patting themselves on the bock lor pB!I achievements. The Rotary clubs of lhe Trl • County area - The Bend, Pt. Pleasant, Middle· port • Pomeroy and Gallipolis - as do other Rotary eluDe in their communllles, h•lo In many ways to make this • better piaC. to live end to work and to raise happy, heallhy families. Our congratulations to !Wtarlans of these communities on this anniversary. We wish for thr Rotary clubs or the world continued succes! in rendering the kind of creative service to humanity ror which Rotary I• especially suited. Dr. Alden Sets Up a Road Sign Olllo Universi•' ' president Vernon R, In short, we agree there Is a neen for Alden warned 'rrurs. Utat a univ<rslty the llllconventional yet we make life mis· must· whet its students' appetite lor enble for persons who are uncon· leadenhip or <he students will fall to ventional. ''IIIOYe beyond their di!CUIIIOIIS and SO this Is hU.'Dan nature. And human <~111!! to take responsible action." nature, II says somewhere. cannot be Sjleaklne al Ute !57th anniversary eel· changed. •brtlton of Miami University, he slid: We believe Dr. Alden thinks 11 can be ."Too man) students come 0<11 of 1!01· changed. It is important thai 11 moves l~e today wilbins to be commentators, changed. II Is important that tl moves 1•ht obierv , ers h and trftiCI of society. We in the r.. di'rectt'on . Dr. Alden has ~ In ave an over.,llpply of detached set up 1 sign pointing to the rl&hl eb_,v. the skU!ed cocktail party road. ' <ildfeiBationaiiJI, the brilliant Olllly•ts of oilier p.JOpte• , activity and behavior. NATIONAL FFA WEEK We have • grflt undeMupply of YOWII This is National Future Farmers of peopk who can and will take telpoD· America Week. Through science and slbW~ - doer., Innovators and ,.und nranaJ1!111ent, American farmers have learned to produce beyond loday's risk·takers," Fe\'1 will take tlCtplion to Dr. Alden's needs But tomorrow's population will c<ineeption ol soclety'l nteds today. Yet demaoo more than today's production. who among us •refrain '"-m Let' s keep nme , rfea strong uv •••·· ..,.~ an with vocaantaiOnistlc tiona! agrtculturo, which teaches our et'8 to peo J position h d' t 14b doorl, lnnovat· P e w 0 19 ur our comfortFutw-e Farmerlli to co111erve as well as able hablll of thlnlcltli. We IH 10pbID pril'luce. To all Futuro Formen In s!~~ti:.~~~~rs~ii&orical descerldants of the Tri-County area, we extend our best _...;;......;...;;.;;;.;;;;;__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _w~ta~hee~(lfo':r....":ha~p~p~~in':es~s:...."a~nd~•~'"'~oess".!!:~·--. Porter BY IIIYR1tE NEAL ·Mr. ADd Mrs. G .w. Loree left for Florida where they have ~ch~ I new~~~~me. They en1 ' -..- some "'''" oylng lhe FJor.ida weather. Mrs. Brice MeCiaskey baa beeD brought kl her borne rtom ~ If you want yout man to read )'Our letter periiOnally, It doesn't help to mark It ' 'Personal" or ''ConlldendatN Or even to douse It wtlh (ie'l' fume, accordmg to ep. Ottt !'ike (D., N. Y.), who aays, "Some secretal')' will read It anyway." Alter that, lhonlh, okrtodhiephegblndn ndw los m depending on his work load, the chances are the Conaresstnaft eventually will read II. It'• full to get mail," Pike says. <Distributed by United Fe• lure Syndicate, Inc.) Your Gallia comml88ioners bave met with state oflicials !rom Columbus and district officials from Athe01 and have been !~formed by . ~hem that lhey will not parhe<pate wllh the local eounty oUic!ab ullless this county l'urtllsliei a aepa· rate bulldtog ouJSI~e .the presoot coorlhouse for these newly merged olfices. By parllcipa· lion, they refer to the hullding, or acquiring of a building, at llio cost of $30.000 to $40,000, wtth the stak• and federal government paying a portion of Ute cost. Inasmuch as you and I represent Ute federal as. sistance before mentioned and that Gallla Coonty now ha• ample room to house Utese soon· ... . . ' lng ·of the firat ltotary club. Within .ihe nut ew days, more !han ~1 .500 RoWJW whc belong to 12.000 clubs In 131 ~tries will have celebrated this oc- d ..,~ Horseless Are" mac~btQl' back tn 1!106, bitterly a~et; · the growing lnetlnatfon of a~lea . to ta• aut<lltlobll"• lhrp·· • ll<enses, etc. II eald this Pr~eo ' lice lllllhl notrlct fur~: <J. velopment of the au.blle. ,1 Also, that car • drlvinl· \\'11811'\ jUlll a aport.'' The article solei II'$ now being used for liuiJ(. ness purpo!ls hy thoulndl !If : persons. It offers an ec.ocal advanlllg& over the hotle.'" What wisdom. If II weren't lot those ta~es, tod&y' there mlJ!It be a huge automobile IDjlu&~·. Feb. 18 1968 · Dollr Sh': Many Go!lla Collllly citl%ens bav~ contacted me rewttiy concerning the antlc!ipaled mer· ger next July t of the Ai4 for Ute Aged office and the Gallia County Welfare office. ·: ~, ·.. 6lst Anniversary of Rotary International havo contributed r VISIT SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION OFFICE - Robert Cobb, second from left, director of the Gallia ·tounty Soil Conservationist, introduces new equipment to FFA judging teams in the ASCS' new structure on Syca· t~ore St., in Gallipolis. Cobb has assisted local soil judging teams preparing for state judging contest<. The top three ~ams in the recent district FFA soil judging contest were from Gallia County- Kyger Creek, Gallipolis and Hannan 'frace. Hannan Trace placed eighth in the state evenl Lef I to right above au Kennison Saunders, Gallipolis ; Eddie Clary, Hannan Trace and John Shaver, Kyger Creek. . ., '~·- ;- ' "Not Too Close---You'll Burn Your Fingers! 11 ' " ' ....... ·~ . >\ )lptarians of this area this week aro ·~ . ing the 6tst anniverSary of the While sollcitlnll ·lbo \'oto tl a' . farnler, the man;s dog bit' hlin. Later, of oouno, Morton teamed thai the farmer WI8D'1 ,"'811 • registered voter. (Maybe • · The Lighter Side Girl Finds, Marries Husband, While on Chimpanzee Studying Mission in Africa to-be merged ofnces 111 t h t present courthouse 1 feel' that this Is an added upt!De we can do without ' As a result of the newly l)ulll addition 1D our prtselll Ga!Ua County courthouse, we bllve available five empty td6ml with :1400 square feel o1 1111used space. 11 Is my opilllon that thiJ spaoe obould 1111 Ytil!zed lor Ute purpou ol bousln& the~e offices nther than COIIoo structing or ptii'CbasiDI a new building 'tor Utla ~ 1·1Uioo deratand lhll WIIS. -.e~ed and approved whin ~ plano for lbo courthctuie adtJi. lion were considered. 11 would be more economical 81111 a11o keep th01e oflicetl mwe em.. trall.zed in relation te other Ga!Ua County offices. I dv want to malte II elw that this movement is belnl pUllhed by the district office In Athens and the stale office ill Columbue and not by our · local office which II balded by Mr. Treacherous winter weather Virgil Croos. bringa hazardous condiUona for I believe wo all IIJ1ll Ullt motorists and pedestrians. BoUt we should be striving It create mus! be pa,·ticularly careful of more employment lll Ga!Ua l<) , slippery spoil and ball County rather than 1ncttu1ng traffic situations. Drivers should the faclllllel and €XpeDH of always make certalrt !hit wind- operating in Oallia Coudly Wtl•hlelds •nd windows ~ra clear fare Department. of ~ny dirt ~r ice a~ snow. _If yvu agree, or ~, 9on I be a peephole driver. wtth me concerning ada 1uue, Pede•trlans rllould wear proper I would slncerecy app-eoW. footwear in bad w~ather and your writing me and tl[ll'tDwatch all croBSings lor oncom· tne your opinion on the lllllllfr. ing traffic. Care, courtesy and Please do not can · · cnution by an will help every· Jobn Morgan' ono through a aale winter. This President Gallla CWnt, message from the Deportment Commissioners. II 0 ol Hi11hway Safety. . Box 182, Ga.ni~lj..,;.OitJ. BE~Rrs WORLD Unhed Prell International point out that the barness 18 1 The baroness did not offer WASHINGTON (UPI) -!an tJIICommnly pretty sclen· her interpretation of how an old There are all sorts of ways that tilt. . bag like Flo mode the grade ao a girl can find a husband. One : Soner or later she undoub\ed· a femme fatale, but I think the woy Is to sp•nd four years in ly would hava found a husband ~xp!analion is obvioua. the African wilderness studying ' anywat. with or wilhout lt seems apparent that chimpanzees. , chlmp&IIZeell. chlmpnzees have concepl of 1 don't say this system will lle!lptte acqulrfllg a IItle, the 1beauty that Is radically differ· work every lime but It worked I'·uaroneu ha'• not Ios t ber onI frtf!' Uti held by us hi gher very well for Ja'ne Good 11 ,hrtorest In the crealul'es that primates. ••d the ba rnn 1 dare say th e ch'unps apent a •oung English scientist a • • btought her ~· ' · tog•ther. lot of lim~ wondering what In 1960. she set up camp In She has been lecturing on Hugo saw in Jan.e the Gombe Stream Garno chimps at Ute National OeogroReserve of Tanzania to observe phlc· Soeltty ~me thia week, tbe habits of the wild chlmna u•ing films taken by her SUNDAY thAt roam there. It was a husband u IUustratiDnti. They highly succeosfut undertaking. plan to return to Tanzania for TIMES-SENTINEL While ·In the wilderness she more research later . . dllcovere d a num~r •• o1 lmpor-I · PublllhH .,..,, Life Alnoo1 Chimps o1uo v.,,., PublilhlftJ ti. br , ... ~~ tant things, lncludln•e Baron ''he •·-ness ·• atOALLlPOLII. Utty tR•ou•• H • IJQIU 'f"" held B 42:1 ltconfl AVI., GiJIIIIIIOUt, OfttD. ogo van Lawiek. news confer,ence at wh\ch shP- 411611 • Puttum.~ .,.,. "'!'l:fkd•¥1 ·..... 1 Jabgle Friendship ~escrlbed some of her obeerva: ~:..·~r..l: ::'.:1,;.,~~ 11:0. ":.::: 1179 'llle baron, a photographer, lions. 1 ha\fe only a minimal ::._•:.Mn:'!::~~ • " MICIII'd was filming animate in the, curiosity about cllfmpanzees ' hO ••• MICtlllftiC ••,.. 'ltrHt, PDI'IIIflt'fo Ohio tesere and pretty soon their but 1 must IIY ·that 1 found it Pilbft••" ..,,, •••••v av.... acquaintance develoPed Into 1".. •• uc.,.. s•l'uri•v. tm.nc~ .. 1ft• Ga Illpolis Medical Center. Sht InesS &tip to· Columbus Monda ., a enijrOSSuae· ffltl •••• ""lllftt ....... et ''"'•tit, is improvin,: nicely. I Mrs. Peat] Goodman . 8 ~i Me Hugo, you Jane" situation.: For one .thing, ahe reported Oftl• T~O:~:H!~· •v•n••,trvN Mr D D CottreU II attend- I Saturday . n;•ht with Mrs peM As a result, Miss Goodall. Ithat a chimp namtd "Jito" was ••, ......, .,,,, ,_,. .,..,,.., • • • '0 • • Who went into the j'ungle as 1 til th n I I I Ut IMI URIIIV· ... ,., . . . inti a company oonvantion in C. Wellington. . , "' e ug es rna e n e MAIL ou•oc••"'"" ••••• New York City this week. Mrs. j The Porter WSCS met at th~ jutt pla~nte.Jane, e~erged lour Igroup under study and also the w!!:" :~:;,:!',' ~!troll accompanied him as l Parler church Tliursday after- ~:.~nessa rJanto va~com~wt:~~ ~;';;.act~~ to· =:~ea the most 1: : : : . • .:;W:t,-,1:•:,:",.::.-~ ar IS Columbus, where •he I noon. Mrs. Clara Fisher had r. d8 11 ' • '"~ """'"' "•~ · ·••1 1 · will tJeit her daughter, Mrs. charge of the ro ram . I h was not unusual for Flo tojt~• :,:,:',.~'~':~ ·~:n'::' ~ ' 1 •flO Donna Broyles and family Wll p g · llut lest her exuenence touch have as many as IS suitors , ... ••- ,,.. lnttl~ Mr. SUI Ealtoo made a buai- OIJM~ aickm: LGeer hal been Ioff a vast mi~ratlon ur q:winll her e<mrt ~imultaneous-[='~:'.':~ ~Itt~~ :w!h ~Ill':!,,:,: . 8 lipomsters to Tanzanta, 1 should lv,. with noDe being rej' ected. !!!•••H tt111-11 n•w.p•~r •ncl ,,.. .....,. loc.t to Mwi .... Mttl• ·.. .' . Future Farmers of AmeriCa To Observe February 19 •2 ·- news Upal" , . Tho sad eampalgn slel')' . Gl Rep. llogers ldorlon (R,, :Md)• do& waa,) , Nine Chapters in Tri-Co Area The Tri • County's nine Future Fanners of America chapters Saturday join· ed thousands of other F'FA members across the nation in launching National FFA Week. The FF A is a national organization of. by anrt for farm boys who are study ing vocational agriculture in lhe country's publi c bi .~i1 schools. Cr ~pt el'b are aetive in Ky ger Creek, 1-l<mnan Tretce, Soulhwestern and Gal· lia Acadt>my llish sc hools in Gatlia coun~ ty. There <~rc ehapteni at Southern and Rutland in Mei gs County and Wahama Pt. Pleasant i;im.l Hannan in Mason County. t\s America's future farmers, thes.t~ ymmg mel! hold in their minds and hands the prngt css that this community and this nation mny make in years to come. bcca u<;f a prosperous and productive agricu itu re is th'! very foundation of the American way of life. As student s of vocational -agriculture in hl~~h school they study tre schedule. econamic. and mechanical aspects of modern fa rm ing. As members of the FFA , they lear• through active participation how to conduct and take part in public meetings, to sp~ak in public. to market farm products. to solve their own problems, to finomcr; tremselves in agri-business ~nd to <-tssu mc civic responsibility. The population of America and of tre world is undergoing tremendous growlh. Despite the grrat abund ance of a gricu l~ lure products today, it is vital to the nation's futu re happines:; and security that this country main tai n a supply of skilled farm~_' r '" and othe r agricultural workers to a~;~ume that t!wrc always Will be plentv of fa rm proUu cts to supply the na· li on's needs. Ga l! i-a's four chapter advisors are: Charles Shaver, Gallipolis; Ralph Needs, Kyger C ree ~ ; R()br:t Evans. Southwestern and Emerson Shimp, Hannan Trace. /\d vtsor of the chapter at Southern High is Otlla Smith, at Wahama. Ne l· son Jtnnings, :111d al Rutland, Everette Hol comb. WAHAMA FFA- Nelson Jennings, Wahama IDglt School FFA a'do viser of the 41 members of the chapter there, looks on as a recently purchased planer is used in shop work by Kenneth Fry, Joey Smithson and Jim Hollman. FFA Chapters in National Observance Gallia County C()!llmission President John R Morgan, on behalf of Gallia falh· crs. S"<l id Sautrday : '' We join othen throughout the nati on in proclaiming Feb. 19·25 l o he Future Farmers of America Werk. Wl' urge all peoplt of our com- PROCLAIM FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA WEEK - Gallla County Commissioners John Morgan. Paul Has· kins and Joe Stewart Saturday proclaimed Future Farmers Week of America. Standing behind the commiss iOn ers an ·Roy Bickle, Hannan Trace; Bill Tawney, Gallipolis; Eddie Reese, Kyger Creek and Marlin Rose, Southwestern. muni tie'1 to be('o me acquainted with and give full support to hte program of vo· calion<! t education in ai,'T iculture. and to it~ students, the Future Farmers of Am· enca. " As the bas i.: agriculture producers, they m·e uur fir st line of defense against the hun,::er and privation tha wte know is prevalent o ve~ much of the world tod<J ~' " K ~ nneth McEl!1inney, president or the Me1gs County Board of Cc.!Timissioners, set this week fo r National FFA Week with the observ.1tion: •'The Future Farmers o1 America organi ;o:atton is without doubt most v a lu.:.~ ble and vital to the future fll our country. It is fi tting that we observ• NaUonol FFA Week." LEARN WELDING - Everette Holcomb, FFA advisor. far rtdt. Instructs Rutland FFA members In weldinc techniques. Standing, i-to) r., are Randy Carpenter, Kenneth Carsey, Terry Fetty and Mr. llolcoJlllb. This is the first year Rutland High School has had an FFA c~\# Iince 1942, · ... CHECKS FOR CROP PROJECT - Lee Johnson, left, Hannan Trace, Bill McCormick, Kyger Creek and Bill Brown, Gallipolis, display checks that will go to Ohio's 1966 CROP program. This year's Future Farmers of Am erica 1 roject is the purchase and shipment of two plane loads of dairy heifers •to India. The 100 heifers will be used to Improve exfl;ting cattle in India which has one :ilf ~lowest,Ievels of nutrition in the world. 1 •••lrt I .,.u. i••,.••• !:':";:,:• :.':'' !!: , ,.' I , ,. . : Features of ':, ,. ·J: ·, ' GETTING READY - Marshall Roush, s• cond from right. gets help from hl1 tellowl FFA Chapter member& at Southern High School In repairing and painting equipment planting tomatoes and cabbage. Standing, L to R, are Olha Smith, Adviser of the chapter,; Dante! Henaler, Pbll HID, Roush and Tom Wickline. The cbapter ot SoutbeOirn~~:;l :~l!\)1 has ~JI metnbers. Tomato and l!lbbage production Is a v!W part of Ule t :. "· .. ~ a.d.De-Lelart fallH'ortland·ReedS'IlUe area. , ·" , . , , ., RU":'LAND FFA -A p~oject of aeveral of the 42 Rutland Fuhtre Fumera (If Amel' lei In rroent days has been construction of a lljl'gB gate. Shown,. I. tor., 1J tilt gate gets coat of paint, nre RaYIJlonillHBf!ello J\Ogar ll!lleher; E<liu, Prldd¥, To~~;~. A!le11 &nil 1 •· :'· I, . · . · . ' Tri-Co �The ~ flm8t'Senll!tel, SUnday, February 20, 1~' • roWD ,Jackets ToP Panthers 79·59 Ins'· ·.._...outhwes tern ., Wildcats Fall 79-50 as ~~;Capacity Crowd Looks On Sunday Times-Sentinel Coo <"h Lloyd Myers' Southwestern lllghlanders capI · lth · ed J ~· _.___ ., ,.,•.._ • lured lhm sJxtlt Gallia County basketball tournament In , Middleport's Yellow JackelsS!obarl In acoring w 1_8 lndvls l ac.., . nowo=DI By~-·= , , "'n' , ' "' , saturday night by lambasting defending cham· Jumped ahead esrly in the 116 points, respecUvely. Bill Da· with 18, Slobart had Ill and T811o l'oaleiO)' ... w ..... u. • •• • • iuu itannan Trace 79·50 before a capacity crowd at Kyaer first period and went on !D ivis also had 12 and George Sau- nehlll 12. Simpsoa wu lOp Mkldlepd .. 'w•.• to a • 11 v. k H· h ho01 an easy 79-59 win over neigh· er tallled 9 for the Jackets. nehlll 12. 8lmp1011 was top l'OMIIROY (•) I ree l~ ~ &-The Sunday Time.s-Sentlnel, Sunday, February 20, 1966 boring Pomeroy on saturday . . . ed rebounder for Pomeroy. Tbe 8lm · ...... ..m!: · •·• • · . 1-1 , . The H1g 1a ers, no~ on ]11011 ..,...., " ·, .... ......, , B1U Moore, a Juruor, pac \winners sank 28 ol 11 lleltl soa1 .,~ ,,. season, forged abead 10.S, 1 Elliott, of Southwestern; Terry night at Middleport. the rival Panthers with 19 tries lor 48 per cent while lha &qbt 11oM, 0!1!1!'P 0.0.., 18-~ and led 21-10 aller ooe per- Cremeen1 IDd Dan llall, H111~ evened the reo- markers on seven fteld goals eo 101' 3'/. per Logan U-13, W!rY •t:ll, 1od. They were never in trtu· nan Trace; Cburck lach and /Y' ordThelor vlc!Dry the Jackets With Pome- and five free throws. Ronnie Panthers hit 2Z of SwJaber M-f, JJtOi:n 'f+lt. w. Hannan Trace's record Is Lanny Tyo, Kypr Creek; II l::J roy this season. Coach Russ lAgan and Dick Werry also hit cenl Totlla II-lUII. . ,. ;,0 w &-12. . . Roger Gtmtt 1Dt1 Clyde Smltb, Moore's Purple Panthers_ bad double fl&ures lor the Panth· Middleport also lllok the ReMIDiltliPORT "" [;.no Hall , w1th Zll pomta North Gallfa. beaten Middleport 59-56 m the ers with 13 each. · serl'e game by a 3HO IJI8I1)D. 8toblrt H-l8, Devil l+ l''""d the champ10~. SW hit HANNAN TRACE (50) _ Murflfst meetmg of the two South- llllddleport pulled down 60 ~lm Bartlett paced the wl1lllen! 4, Tl!l!lebJD s.IO.I.O, B., Davll 21· dock s-1·7: BelvWo, 4-3-11; Dan ' eastern League •-•enon Jed "II •t.i. ,-..;.;;,.; •-'"'' j! o•' I56 !rom theThfield, aod In . M'ddl Oh10 t took th taems. lead for robounds while Pomeroy man- w1th 12. wbile J'llll ..... .... , sauer ..... , .._..... ·;;;;,/u~ffsh~s.re~d:.S~:: llllli.' &-3·15: Cremeens, f-0.1; Gallipolis · snapped 8 three-game losing streak before , gom: w~~\1, mlnu~s left ln\lied to yank onl! 38. Bi~l ~·· Pomeroy with 15. 1t. Totlla :INI-'IL · . . , -l~Tiiotl had 21. D. DanieL! H-9; TOTALS 21· a packed house in the Blue Devil gym Saturday night by '\the oponing quarler when big • I Dan Hall collected IS points 8-50. downing Coach Dick Horton's Pt. Pleasant Big Black_s._89-60: Bill !Spider) Davis sank a jum· ~e winners. and five re- SOUTHWESTERN (79) - K. Although outscored from the per from the front of the key HT totaled mly 21 ,.. Carter, 4-HZ: G. Hall, 7.f.20: lleld 28-22 by the visiting West J. Gilmore, ~; Gilkey,O.(J.O; to make the score 6-4. Sopho·. . - · . , and hit oni 37 2 foly 1R. Carter, 3-1·7; CoUey, 1·2-4: Vfrrlnlans, GaUipoUs sliD won Brown, 1-1-3; Davidson, 2-4-8; more Mark Tannehill, Middle· · s. and hlf ·only 21 of 7! Jarkson 4-3-11; DIU!on, 1~3: by nine. The home club hit 25 Anderson, II.Jl.30; Ford. Z.2-6; port forward, had tied the score . ' · \li-1<1 goal attenl}lls. The Wild- !llmver, 244: Elliott, 7-5-19: of 35 free throw. Point sank D. Gilmore, 1-0-2. Taf ALS 22· at H just seconds prior to' McArthur ftnlshed lor t,Jte winners. lloWmBD 17 lor kina SU, utili lol-7, Jar1 1 £al< sank eight of II free toss TDTLS 29-2!-79. only four oy 15. 25-89. . Davis' bucket. play with a perfect " the IJSOrs. brough I~ Weber 11-ll,. KIDn' ., . By quarters: Senior Pete Anderson pwnp. , Coach Carl Wolfe's boys were I (ollowing l"st night's 6543 . Box score: ' 1~2. Totals 18-7-43, ." Named to the all tDurnament Hannan Trace ..... 10 II 341 50 eel In SO points Ill pair the Gal By Qllllrters. top zo.n by the end of the : tory o~er Rutland ~n tho Red By quarters McArthur 85~t-11, 011 9 23 41 60 I first p•rind 43·30 at halftime 1 Devils planks. MHS 18 IZ.5 -team were Gene Hall and Steve Southwt!llern .. ... Z1 M 18 71 lions' attack. Jim Staats scor· Pt. Pleasant Rulland 1 ll SO ts Gllllland Z.l-6, Prat• 4-4-lJ, _____ ..... ~-:-~ed 19 for lbe Big Blacks. Gallipolis 14 39 54 69 .;.d 67·S9 at the close of lbe alL McArthur 17 33 G1 II Conway 54-12, Baltllo041, c:.lo f' Gallipolis fin ished its regu. Roserye score - Pl Pleasant third canlo. Rutland finished the Rutland 43- Barrett 3-1·7, vln Z.l-6, KlnnlsBD 1-GCl, .111111 n Jar aeason with 5-13 record. Pt. 56, Gallipolis 01. Sharpshooter Gary Stobarl, with • 9-7 record, and placed Black 11-HI, Davia 3-1-7, Rlw- 113. Totala 27114 . ~ " Pleasant I! now 3-16. "h" saw only two quarters of third m the league With a · In last night's reserve game, iactiOJl, still !Dpped all point· jmark . . 1 Point dele.ated the Blue IMPS getters by tallying 19 for the The vJSitmg Fe~erals raced 1---------~ , ~1. Box score o1 tho var. , winners. Stobart and Pomeroy'siiD a 17·7 first penod lesd, and 0 0 I slty same: Bruce Simpson who bad 8 was on top 33-21 at halftime. I"l'. PLEASANT (60) - WJg. a1 S aS b~th ejeoted rr'001 the ga;.. After three porlods, It was J '3"'" · gins, 2-04; Call, 1-0-2; Bias, 2. the second period came 1o an 30. MORGANTOWN, W. Va. (UP!) - Carl Head scored 0-4; Marnhout, 5-Q.IO; Stricklin, end. High for McArthur was Hale, !8 points Saturday to lead West Virginia to I 99·95 over. ~0-6; Staats, &-!·IV J. Smith OC fltii~P Guard Buddy Moore and with 24 points. Joe Hawkins was ·~· v iCtory ov~r favored Syracuse. 4-1·9; Swisher :J.O.tl; TOTALS Tannehill followed close high for RuUand with :Ill talliles. · · rhe Mountameero, hehmd . 28+80 TOLEDO Ohio (UP!) - To. McArthur out rebounded the I ROBERT GRIMM ""'I ol the game, caught th• overume period '" 8 so(! IO GAtilPOLlS 119) - Mitch· ledo's surprising Rocketa wea· club 38-:111. COL•""'US (~) ..:.. Ohio's annual ...... ldlool .. lD · · · foot jumper by Ron Williams -umo ....., 3 15 0 range W'lh I : remammg ID h f. ell 4-7·15• Hamilton 1·3-5· thered a latA! Marshall surge In the reserve g~ ketball tournamentl open Oil Ill frontl tbll Yl8ek willa .. regulation play when John ca. They were ahead 1 e rest 0 ' ' ' ' Saturday Ill defeat the Thunder· won, 52-40. Kennedy' had the color and eompetent eompeUtora of a tiJne.rlnl dmll. ' va cini ca nned a short )Umpor lo the way. . In Herd 7~ and keep alive 'I A few Class A tournaments got UDderw&J tbll ftU. k'"l the score at 85-85. Neither The upset, seen by a capacity thS. Mid-American Conference end, but the bulk ol the alate'a 886 bellke!ba!J Celmf Will 1 IP>m scored again until tho crowd of 6•599 1Dt1 1 re&ion e:r · h. h pes tbe tralllllhlll from replaMeasoa pltJ lit ...,. 1114 ov•·,·J rme sess ion television audience, concluded cbamptons 1p o · and , _., 11 · · · tte M tal ' 1 Toledo now 13-8 overa · you're out" action IIOmetlme, during the GO!!!ID8 lhe Mountaineers' regular sea· son oun cneers a~~ar..:.: I-I in the MAC, opened up an i Af!w two weeks o1 !~::::!r lead after 35 seconds ol the T They tarry 1 k d lght-point lead with 6:17 left tournament play the I'I1IDga. . . ··-ournamen nex - en . e h II I Monmouth 94 Olaf 63 • Syracuse one of the nation's In the first half but Ma~s a COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP]) . .. move on Ill district action Brldpport an 1ll1llllftl Clul highest sc~rlng teams, dropped put on lts first rally Ill tf811 43- Iowa defeated Ohio State BemidJI St. 85 Mlch lng the week of March 8. A power aloqlbl Obit Bivlr only Its fourth conte•t In 21 . 41 at halftime. saturday afternoon by that, only 16 teams wW be 1D Eallenl Oblo. lotb u U II 1 , ••, •• o starts. ~XFORD, Oh1o (UP!) - Day The seoond half saw both lug the Buckeyes' big surge In MarJSn 80 St. Francis 70 malnln& In each of Ohio's could go aR the WIJ 1111t1111 tile Bill Rycuj backed up Head !Dn s classy Flyers Jumped off reams lead but Bill Backensto. , the last five mmules of the Big Rose Poly 81 Oakland City classes as the drive lor IIDl8ll scbooll. ' J• ~: with tt points for West Vir· te •n early lead Saturday after siDle a pass with :47 left and \to game. Wabash 93 Wbea!Dn 80 tournament berths reaches Seldom do 16am82 Lehigh 61 glnm. Cavaclnl tallied 18 IDd noon to diSpose of the Miami scored on a drive ln and then The Hawks had five men Intense lllage. plonsnpeatlalbi_.ICIIDJ.. Williams 17. ' Redskinl 7560· pertormed the fete again w<th•<I<!Ubie figures, . ·83 '1Jr:~burg I ' Arijrlhlng, of ~. •ean astlc miM!neu bat ClflDIIIIIt 99 , .,. Sophomori Georae Hicl!er The Redskins, currently :30 left Ill ice the game for the : rer George Peepl•• · ~:~i~a ~ Al~en ~ ~ pen in the long weetlillfl wiD -lie Cllli.&A;-.m. ~: 1 . t ·n¥~d l'r<SI Intern~Uonal came off the bench Ill l~ad Syra· leading the MidAmerican Coni Rockets. ~ points. . I K . lVesl an 89 Chattano' a process, aad frequ~ the pklo SaaiiUDII &Itt 1'. 1'\l'rvania til Columbia 58 cuse With 32 pomts. High scor· Iorence, led only twice early In , Marshall, now 9-10 and :J.G Game scormg honors, T~fts 85 ~st Guard 63 og oriles fail by the wayside Class A kfaa. Nt&llt::atu I Ill , , 1'" 11 llll Prinr•ton 70 lng Dave Bing canned 22 most, the game, before Dayton un the conference, were paced hy er, were shared tn . Salem St 85 Westfield 75 Widerdog teams either Wayna County, .. I'"'' 103 s. c. 63 of them on 111111 hump shots! leashed a torrid scoring burst Bob Redd's 21 pomts aod Or· \AI Peters and Bob Dove, with Ml'l' ''llllirookl n Coli 42 aet hot or tbe bll boys have ....~~'wonsm:u~.,!!allld t I'·,, w:1 \lmunack 63 to move out to a %19 lead and ville Slepp With 17. , 23 each. B ant 74 Bentf 71 nights. . , '""' ....,.... ....,. ' '"»'~'" Sl 76 N.Y.Mantune 66 stayed ahead the rest of the Toledo, who must defeat l Iowa ted through most of the [ B~gewarer 73ey Plymouth Canlon McKmley s 1958 aad 1958 baa a elua 11A s •.lnd•eo> 86 N.C. Wesleyan 73 way. Weslern Michigan Wednesday ~n game and enjoyed a 12. pomt Williams 85 Clark 71 frequent VJSitorS Ill stale team repeated. Bullluadeo of '" ''"' Sl"te Bt: Hawthorne IS order Ill set up a title showdown I margin with just 12 minulesl HI Cross 79 Assum ron nament action aver the lolusklngum Couuly woa twe l\o.•lon Sl. i2 Rutgers Newark 60 sk:~ ISn%-w. one ol the R~ l with front-running Miami, !0·1, : left. Ohio Stare came backi C~l~y 93 Brandeis 7l' but never • winner, straight Class A - • . ,.. , """ 62 rotby 60 es lng scorers, came o ~~<"' Saturday received the:r i strong Ill gain the only tie of W ste T h 100 B te the pre-!Durney favorites cenUy as 1983 and 19114. ~"'lolph M,O<·on IK :"or~~: ~~:i~ ~~ ~:?h:~ usual one-two scoring punch , the game, 66-t6, with more than ! Fl~~~a ~Howard~~~. class AA ~n the basis of Dlslrkt loumament c:OJOIDjlllj~ldlllo~ B••dgewater 69 th po ked M from J1m Cox and Bob Aston., five mmules to play. I Clemson 76 N c St 74 ovt No. I rating In the titlll wUI boD don tlllidlelll 8 ~ en s~a~ ~lorgon St. 83 Virginia St. 71 44--IJarru Dlo Cox scored 20 and Aslon totaled I Iowa rallied to regain the Ind St So~th;rn in Sa · Presa lntemallonal Class AA IDtl lJ ID CiUI A. Zlla1:/ard 74 Brown• 6li ::U ~one pom ~I ded 5· hay 16 and grabbed 16 rebounds. 1tead and held on to a two • or • Adelphi 8574 Hofstra 70 · Clll83 IIA ncloDill .ul bt ll""f:i"~alle 86 Temple 85 ATHENS, Ohio (UP!) -Ohio • wever unoa . anot er Three other Rockets scored "' ' three-point margin until Den· LIU 59 CCNY 43 playedatx.tSW.UniYa'll!y. Hl)('hcster Tech 84 Waterloo 75 ' University unveiled a Cilllilnl ol their palented scormg bursts double figures. nis Pauling gave them a five- E kl 9 C bell 65 WO Toledo IDtl Bowllq ~. CoHror·kport St 52 ~seo St 51 ' zone defense ln tho Jut half, to sew Up theJr 19th wm m 231 pojnt spread to 82-77 with a mln-IR rs Gne aJe ~m~al b 64 . lwnhua and Qncbm•ll ~ 5 Hu•·hnell 65 Colgate 61 Saturday afternoon to defeat games. O D . d 1 10 rn 1\,1~,;1;;,. · Re&Jollals lD Class A wlU ~at SIPno 81 Kings Colt., Pa. ll9 Kent Stat• 13-75 and move iniD Miami is oow 1&-5. steen, RV18 an ute lo play. e Bucke es Pr"':ldenee 77 Se!Dn Hall 117 n~an Canton Lima, Alllelllllltl 'ftor, s N Okla St 52 Okjll. Baptist fourth place In tho Mld-Amerl· . ~ Flym hll en 33 of 64 1 Podresln.l!; Contracts hi~na ~~~:~;~:~~~cent ~m ~:::.'"';. 70 ~~ ~ · The alate~ will Ill \'a Tech 82 Geo. Wash. 61 .an Conference standlnp. ..... from 1he llold, for 51.6 per LOS ANGEI$8 IUPl) -~ . . 'led at in· e as • ssour 53 ataged at Obit Blatt t1tllwrsJ. Qo"<'ns 78 Southern Conn 76 The Fiashe• moved ahead of ~.~ompari#J•'. J pool 41 per Southpaw Claude Osteen, third :he held bu!~lla:~owa cap!· ~ 81~fs s:te O~l Colorado 12 0ps U Ue ty'a SL Jolla Arena li tillum0 Northern C•uon N. Y 75 Drew 52 Oh1o 48-43 at halftime but Boll- i Clllt~ the U!UaJb' ~dly Red member of the pit<:hmg Inurn· ~;rni~Sion f throws I In . ay bus ¥arch :15 and Ill. l'l~abj!tbtown 79 Di<klnson 69 cat coach Jim Snyder switched <kins. · <:-·. verale that carried the Los 11~ 00 more ree , j 41 h i M•r~etta 98 Ollio Wesleyan ANN ARBOR, Mlcb. (UP!) In lllaR IIA tile prrl li• l%sl:. .& Lee 'IIi . Emory & his troops into a zone defense Snow led all SCOfO\',S With 22 Angeles Dodgers' w the world . The VICtory was !~was . DePaul79 Duquesne 69 Dave Schellhase set I BIS 1181'8 from CJncjnMtl IDd KeD& Henry 62 which resulted ir. Ohio outscor· points on 10 of 17 field goals championship, headed five play- m 19 games and the•~ fifth tn !Mr. Uruon 85 Capital 64 S<'Oring !lllrk with 57 points mont draw wlU have lbelvin1 Jacillolville 82 TamP!l73 ! ing the vlsi!Drs 11-1 to take a 1Dt1 two free throws. . ers who Saturday reached terms mne Big Copednier~~ce g,~:ts urday but the Mlcblpn meeU, lD lha lint plot and 10 ~elinnle·Cookmon 101 Allen 58 72-59 lead with 7:32 left. Don lllay, tho great soj)ho with the club for 196li. The loss drop . e, set a team the ColtDDIJus.Bowllq · ~ ~ -C. 70 Clemson 68 Ken Fowlkes paced the Bob- more prospect from Day!Dn Two other regulars also come below ·500 agam with a 9' 10 : Me 8,, • Ill defO!ll Purdue Winners ID lhe other ....,,nnal Tusculum 52 LMU 50 cals with 18 points and four Belmont High. paced the Fly to lerms. They are cenlerfield· record over·all and 3-tl conler·l . IZS.M. CIJiltell. . Fwlerick 99 Rollins 85 other Ohio players were in dou- el'l with 21. Hank Fmkel, the er Willie Davl• and JOintly ence mark. I PlTI'SBURGH (UP!) Slate IDurnameut PV . Itt Tech 82 Geo. Washlngltn 81 ble figures. Ohio Is now 11·11Flyers All·Amerloan <andldare, Podres, dean of the Dodger or Carl Taylor and · Schell~ seored 221 Clast A wUIIlDtllha Tl'6y and v . Unien 70 Shall a overall and 4-5 In the MAC. scored zo and hauled down 15 pitching squad.. Beth were be· PATERNO HEADS LIONS I Bob Oliver signed their . firs.! hall tmd cMtinlltd Ill Canton .re&toDal ch!"I'.PloM . St. 61 S C 83 Fred Albrecht I!COred 22 for rebounds. lieved to have signed for about UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa., contracts with the Pittsburgh ing torridly en tha wa~ metU, ID tbe ,.llral I'OUQd ,and E rlham 73 Wooster 65 Kent to taQ ame scoring bon$30,000, about the same as last (UPl) - Joe Palerno, who rates Friday The Pirates now conference record. But . tt the Lima aDd Alhlnl wiDDen St. Procopla lU. Ill North-· ora. Kent dro~ Ill 8-15 for the NAMED BACKFIELD OOACH season. The •\her two slgued passed up a chance to sh~y bave all but three of their roster not en~~ ~ s~ th~elr clashing In the other COllies!. , wood 102 ear and 2-9 In conference Ia AUBURN, Ala. (UP])- For· were third strlnocatcher Hec- law to develop outstanding under contract for the on lnes, w1 our U history meaDB 8IIYthiDi II Ktox 70 St. Olaf &1 . y _ _ p y. mer Auburn quarterback Bob- !Dr Valle and young righthand- quarterbacks as an associate ! Taylor 24 of Chicago s:~ed starters high lit the double the unpredlclable tournamelil a c ne~>rdia lll. 74 Elmhurst 71 by Freeman was appointed ed pitcher Bill Singer. coach at Penn Stale, was 251 In Ill ~mes last ~ar with gure~, from wumtne their el&h t~m from the southem I!Jif of L wil 103 Mac Murray 89 Bearcab Romp ~er backfield coach Friday by Annamed Saturday as hose cai IAeheville. g Oliver Y th B1g Ten g~e, In Ill~ starts. the state. from Colambtli on Eurka Hll Trinity 10 Tolan for 19th Wm burn Head Ooach JUlph (Shug) SURPRISE VICIDRY ethe N1tany Lions, S with the same club and balled Michigan'sC"•Ie down, sbould win the ~ . AA o buque rT Buenl VIsta 72 CINCINNATI (UP]) _ Cill· Jordan. GOTEBORG, Sweden UP~) The 39-year-old native of 280 in 128 games. far behind iJi' lila, UUe this year. In tile '!*JI II 'lliam Penn 86 Wartburg 78 cinnali's hot ahooling Bearcatl ~ bas been a defen- - Tom Gray. of Mlnneapohs Brooklyn, N.Y., quarrerbacked with Schellhase only onlJ. three .,... lll)iD u per Jowal6 Simpson 70 romped over Tulia 118-7~ Salur· slve backfield coach at Auburn 11t0red a surprue . vlctory m BrownUnlvl!l'llsand hlssavvy l ABETONE, Italy tuP]) _ 28polnta; but the have Wllllbl~ ~ her 105 Central 73 day afternoon Ill cioae In on the 81Dco 11161. He shared quarter the 500 meter s~mt at t h ' unpre":"'d bead coach Charles Christine Goitschel of France the league's lop IICOre Eall ~ lwkle ,i,tll Culver-Stockton '12 Graceland 70 Missouri Valley Conference bas- btlcklna dulles with Vmce IVOI'id apeedskatmg champion- R. (Rip) Engle. When Engle \ won the giant slalom Friday In became lnconsequeatlal Findlay In 1948. . , r ketball championllhlp. Dooley, now bead coach at ships Saturday and Kees Ver· signed as head coach of Penn tho open! event of the Woscored 27, ~lm ID Class A. It's bee!\. ~ TWO TEAMS Sparked by Roland West 1Dt1 Georgia, during his playing kerk of Htlland won the 5,000 State In 1950, he persuaded! mens Al:. Skiin · · aM"'liitver~ with nlne NortbiiD Oilile KANSAS CITY, S~~ _Dean Foster the Bearcatl hit day~ at Aubura In the early meter event In opening day PateriK to forsake law and join , CUp. g n · · another' ~'ldT".~n. ~ ~ title ungslown of Ohio 17·1 IDd A per cent of their first hall 1810 a. competition. hlrn as an assl.atanl. Min G<tltschei was ciocl<ed Tho previous Individual : ulh Corolina Sttto College shotl to arab a 3»-ztl lead at one ninute, 54 :27 seconds mark ~. 511 ~~~~=:~~ 1 1 wer. <elected ~tUntay Ill the lntermllslon. ~ trip. · ChriS!ine . Terraililfl, . by Jlfiib'lt K p \' in th• re~ionals of the N.. West waa hllh for the Boar· ~ France .,.. seq>ll!l In high team lll!l!'k· 11 ,,;.1 roll<·gial.e Athletic Asso- •~1' with l8 points, while Fll8I 1 and Madeleine_ Wulllond 122 pointS set '" R GeneraIs Trip ,ed Devt .·. !Js I '} 0v i.C er lme I 'west v:.:.iugnua . . upsets Highiy RankedSyracuse.. 99•95 R kets T • Dayton Tops Miann•After Strong Start Friday's Late Scores 12 '" I OU Defense Shines m· wm· Over Kent ° I ~ I set, Jr. High Teams T p rd ·Split Games At Middleport Sports B , £ , Ilion college division ba,. tg~m~ III brilliant fllltll' l I ball rhamp•mship. · ITih · twn l<·eo ms bring to five Tbe win gave the firBt • place tl'o- -number nl teams named. IB•areata 1 11-3 record In the If, " r·""'' olher learns will be'~! an!1" !r-:~~ ~· "'·'''"" la ter lo ··nmP"IA! in the : s er 1 fl co~ . """'' "' ni"" silos acron lem·•TthossHagarrllnst .1cs. e u eanes voarevi lil-10 .. ' '''" ... . overall. ••. , i'nll •·g,· dll'l;llln fmals are ,,. d l•rl ·"·'"''"!!- II at Evansl' 'NN WINS , .. ,"" " !l · · __ PHILADELPHIA (UP]) I Pennsylvania strtngthened Its ,. · Rill WINS .. '!&riP on first plsce In the rvv r• Hici r:rande def•aled Walsh League Saturday night with an ~ r . ,· ..,,. ;;.s.t SRturday nl(llt 84-66 vi'""Y over Cornell in the •I .lacks•• ~. ood It'• IJI5.M opener of a basketball doubl.,. . •·arnpai••· Vffnllt Paul Dl~ header at the pa\estrl. ............ WJUh••·• •!lndt!IJIOVIo Nationally ronked Sl Jooeph'• lion n.. r the end of lllo..,. met Creighton m tlte oe<Ond le•L aome. " 1 J 0 · . Switzerland finished third Jllana In a wilt over Oblo John Craddock, 5-11 tlelllor, lost it. Kyger then .tailed until Roger Garrett picked off 14. 1:55.01. . sank a 10111 shot at the sound Craddock sank the winning Kyger had 27 rebounds Mike The spectal slalom event of lhe buzzer Jut flilbt Ill !live goal. Spauldin& hod nine. ' scheduled lor Saturday. HIALPI~.~~. "!'!, ... ) Ctach Jobn Wickline's KYler The Pirates bad 37 rebounds, Kyger hit 21 of 83, and 13-17 -·--- .. ~ ... wr• Creek Bobeall a lhrlliJng 5U3 , , ~· ' , , • free throws VANDY •NIPS GATOIIS Rlco'B Pill 'Siai, I triumph overGallla CoachPlra•·· Clyde ~v· IitfUl TIIIVMPHS Bo• sco; ans' North - GANESVILLE, E'•'th • rankedf].;E~r;!§~itmkmefl . romped 'forultthatetl a mDe COJ,.LIIGE PA}IK, Md. (UP]) NORTH GALLIA (53) -8kid· ""' lt gave Kyger third pi""' In- Iiuke•s press and the shoot. more 4·2-10: Taylor 4-2-10; forced to stall on hle s]opPJ Ill the 4Srd annual Gallla County lng of Bob .Verga gave the Blue Garrett H-14· Twyman ~~pressure from the Uke a , ·t!l (overtline) ' lll&h school tour~ent. . . : • • Florida, held on to Its to win MaeyiBDtl • 'Kygei II now M fir the lea· Devils 1'14:«9 'flc!Dry Saturday 2; Smith, 6-5-17; TOTALS 19- S&turday for an lfi .Cqlp!f 70 Ndt Gallla a.Jo. o~e! AMaUarylnllandc ~at Conferenc~ 15-53. over the Galors. N.Y.U. 101' 81. Franell N.Y; tl 800 18 Tho boot club led 18-U after nv.. · • KYGER CREEK (55) - J. Florida took the opening two WllcoDIID '/1 lllchJa st. It one period, but fell behind 3 was a come-from. behind Hall, J-3-9; Craddock, 4~11: points- In tha, ramo, but~~··~:~~ hiiJIICOJl ,M NIVJan71 .· still Jed ~4-41 oft<r three per· triumph as Verga- who bad 1Yo, 4-6-IS; Spaulding, 3-Z.S; quick buckets ill' Clyde . dlnclttnau • Tullll 7t iodl. been in coach VIc Bubas' I Whobrey, 1·11-1; Leacb, .&ol·l3; Vandy ahead lor good. . "'lllieJnl Connecticut it Masaacbut!OIII .. , 1 ln the final !:II of play, doghouse for the last two weeko TOTAI.'l Zl•l3-55. ·Commodoretl were paced , c:~~~~-~~ Dllnols 100 Mm-la • · with the SCOI'I! tied 5.'1-5!, North - scored It of tlle 27 points By quartera: Keith Thomas .who )ed ll\e a ~=~!lltef; e~.. Gallla ei\Me·1o'' freiifle · "th• elaimod by Duke in the secend North Gallia ... ... il' at 44 53 In~ for both teamt.·Wili\ . , . '":ilii .'' ·~·· ball. With 1:15 lef~ the Piraie1 baU, Kypr Creek ,.,, •. 16 13 41 i5 points. . . , . , w.. .all! II ' ., •. . . ' 54-24 Decision At Jackson Duco Satin Sheen Enamel FLOW KOTE gal. !:r College Result&·.' Blue Imps Drop 1 1 a,kes 3 d Place RAWLINGS HONDA SALES I I K VU'te r s:us* I !•tals T Records 7 1•\\l\HIIITH •HLIYHIT ttl IUJ MDIBIAI I and :St. I i I del..a.c "ll,el'ults Til Quarter to De£eat Eastern Falcons Hit WIth18th Season Loss. ' I •ht Jlege ~tttiell BeIpre p0 IISAway Jn . Last Obi0 High Schoo} "'e•ADIS Ready for Tonrney P'l-. lily BucksLose 86-80 Bout T0 Hawkeyes Gre1ft10Un L dS rJ1 T fi .l un e vp or J ' 'f10U ..ney Wl lh 84• 56 1T!" .l Jl' l n 'll-4i 866 Teams Seek Titles h c scores and.:: 1 Late MafShaII Raily F '} Fn'day N'Ight S:n aenl;.. . 1 where Athena was the llhole got 1 i!Ul DIYII .. ..Pd/ ,.Jim boss with 43 Ill the Jackets 16, Butciler 2. Dick Adamo led with 14 for In the reaerve Pllli;J: Athens, while Slobart bad 6 led the BuU~ with 21 da. and Bill Davis 5 for Middleport. bast the MJtidteport e1 ShooUng fr<m the floor, show· 5f.36. Jim Barllelt got 11 for ed the Jackets put In 21 of 52 the losers. attempts. Athens 25of 63, many By quartera: ' of Athens' shots being second Athens ....... ... .. 12 32 41 1 &nd third efforts afler rebounds. Middleport ... .... v 23 21 51 Each dub bad 8 turnovers. ATHENS (•) Middleport was 10 of 14 from Adllllll 9-l·lt, Heady 1-W, the free line, A~ens IS of 21. Wright 1·2-4, Snyder 9-7-25. Wl'l Snyder, held m check the 1).2-1%. Totall 11&-JJ.IIi. . first three periods wltb only MIDDLEPOJlT (UI six_ points. got loose In tlle final S!Dbart 4-7·15, TaDJ!IIIIIl . . 11!"1od l~r 19· IUs 25 for the 8, B. Davis I·H feuar +N. night !Dpped the roslers. Moore 7-1·15, Buteber 1+1, Moore and Stobart oacb bad Totals, 21-10.52. 15 for tbe Rockets wbile Georae Officials: Morrll IDd 0. Sauer and Mark Tannehill each Long. Athens, boldlng grimly Ill home last night against Pome- Early in the fourth period its second place !"'"'lion one roy, In a battle to stay out ena led. by only four at game out lD the IIJhl Class AA the league's doghouse. but Todd Snyder went on Southeastem Ohio Basketball Frldsy night tho Jackets led scoring rampage with. three League, put down a delermln. f>.4 early in the first · quarter slralglrt ~- elose •ln. eel Middleport team Friday on Gary Stobart's free tllrow flaslled tbe ...·~slow.:' 1ign night ~ but tra1led 13-7 at the end of it was 53-43 ·and Guard . "ll'by wt't JOD be like oilier The VICtory set the stage for the first quarter. They never Wren played keep-away in -~ wbo aever take ll!elr Coach McAfee Ill take on the got ahead again, though they back court for 90 seconds, took wlvn uywllere?" once-defeated and leading Well· never were out of the game un- a time out, and the BuUdogs eton Rockets next Friday night til late In the fourth period. . took It on in from there, work· at AtheJIS. An Athens victory In the second quarter Athens ing for the sure shot close in, would bring a share of the U- led te-!3, then spurted for a aod getun_g lt. tie Ill Athens. straight points before Buddy1 Subs f1rushed the game. Middleport, on the other Moore connected. U was 3:1-23! The real difference between a~re hand, llnlahed ita aeaaon alai halftime. I the teams was at the boards :::s ~·tor I 0 TV ~ Coach Dave Fisher'• Jackson of quick baskels by Bob Ford, fronmen held onto fourth l).f junior guard, am John flo. place ,8 the Southeasrern Ohio ''idson, 8-3 junior center, cut Athletic League race with an Jackson's lead lo !1).!4 as the 19-65 runaway win over the period ended Gallla Academy lllgh School Monte Gilliland sank two Blue Devils Friday night at free throws Ill open the second Jackson. quarter and Mitchell made 1 Scoring hOilOI'I of the night layup and Jackson led 17•16 went to 5-10 sopbomore forward Larry Rose hit from ·the n! · Larry Mitchell, wbose 31 points and Anderson connected co b: Paced the Blue DevUs. Mitchell Jackson sUJI led lt-18. Mitch· made I! o1 27 sholl from the ell ade 1 foul sh Ia nd 0 a floor for 40 er een and m ""' II from th: lool ~~~au~;,';~ ::.::,:. male Pete Anderron, 11-10 sen- It lot the ooly time during the r'l Ior guard, was next for lhe Blue game, By Ualted Press Intentaflolllll T 1 Devils with 12. Rose and Mullins connected Canton McKinley 50 j Chris Mullins, e-1 junior for- on jumpers to put Jackson Can!Dn Timken 47 ! ward, tossed in 22 points Ill pace back in the lead 29-22. The Iron- Clnlon Lincoln 18 the lronmen. Larry Rose, a.t men were Iudlng 27·22 when ~IDn Lehman !S • 58 15 forward, had 11. Clark Mitchell's J\!Diiler the Minerva .Lisbon Boggs, &-5 junior center, 1W1 laat Blue oivD points, with 2:' Loullvlhe ts Leetonia ~ j • ' 16. Harold Howe, 5-10 aopbo- 48 left In the first half. The Can!Dn South 'II Perry more guard had 11 IDd Monte lronmen went ahead 35-24 at the Jackson 811 Sandy Valley 77 Gilliland, forward hall. Glenwood 62 Marlington 61 The Nelsonville Greybounda ed an entire new team with a Nelsonville jumped of! to finished witb 10. ' Jacbon came back just as Massillon 87 tuned up lor the coming !Duma. little over three minutes Ill go 24-13 lead at the end of the 'lbe win pushed Jackson'a strong In t~e third eruxl ilNorth Canlon Hoover 40 lllt!ll trials with an 84-58 vic- m the third quarter. Ooach Russ quarter ~nd contmued to S!:OAL record to u and to f.? illfl up • 23 polnl I~IMI, ~7 , Fairless 63 Tusiaw 39 tory over the Pomeroy Panth· Moore of Pomeroy followed ~It score the Panthers in the In aU games Gallipolis 18 a• the S·tlll m• k !1ig e-3 J LaKe 67 Green 64 ers In the Nelsonvme gym Frl· In the early mmutes of the final ond quarter to go ahead by 41· ~llln tEOAL plAJ Brown, Blue iJ.ri1 nlor J"~ Triadelphia (W. Va.) 52 day nigbl. period and the game ended that 25 at halftime. The Panthers aU games. Jacbon bas Logan ter !oulad out with103.24 : Stenbenvllle !0 The visiting Panthers held way. had a hard time getting startyet Ill play at Jac:lttlon at ~ Deer Park ~I Indian lUll 52 011ly momentary leada of HI Ten Greyhounds got in on eel after the Intermission and 1 ~ lronmen led Friday night DeJ: end of the thl d od Shelby 19 Bucyrus !0 am 3-2 In the early seconds of the scoring as Bob Richards led soon found themselves out of Coach Duke Burson's 81 The ~ :'llmt~ Ill Bellevue 57 Upper Sandusky 58 play before the host team mov· his males with 17 points. For tbe running with the Greyhounds Devils fell behiDII II..Z earl ~ roD 81 the fourth !k'rlod TiHID 3'1 Norwalk 36 etl ahead and stayed there. the Panthers Dick Werry, sen. moving out in front once by ., the first period am were ~ ed am had PtiSIIed the ~ Riverdale S9 Ridgedale 41 Coach Bob Sheskey subautut- lor guard, was high with 18. much as 34 points. lrailin IU I .... . 81'" wl h eft Carey 40 Morawk 18 . 1 g a ... J:la mark. ... I 4:36 l In the eon· N0wport 12 Pomeroy found the NelsonWitb S9 seconda left It was teet. Wllh 1:11 left It was Jaclcst. Marys tW. Va.) 42 ville zone defense on the small JaeUoll 111-10. But, a couple son IIUI. Davidson and Ander· Youngstown North 62 Greyhounrt floor difficuil to pen· , son bit Inside the ~nute ~rk Youngstown Chaney 54 etrate and had to rely on I fnr the Blue DevUs last pomts. Youngstown East 49 shots almost exclusively. The lronmen connected on 27 Youngslown Wilson 51 of 84 ahots .from the floor lor Youngs!Dwn Rayen 6! Belpre's strong G<llden Ea· and five free throws. The Panthm hit on 24 of o 4!.1 per cent and made 35 of Hubbard 51 gles broke open a tied game The Eagles nevertheless shots for 36 per ce nt Percenl· 48 shots at the faul Une for 70 8 • . . ' • age for the Greyhounds I bon · IAustin!Dwn Fitch 72 Gtrard 59 early m lhe fourth penod and were still not at fult strength. unavaibbie Both teams hit !:'un:'\.f~c ~·~n~ R'"" ,Brookfield 83 Boardman 71 wen! on to ,defeat the Enslern Knight came back lo practice well from lhe free throw line i . uc •• Bose ose Struthers 68 . Eagles ~a Fnday mght at la<t Tuesday and on the same with Nelsonville collecting 12 each ge....,. 10. · C&.'llpbell Memoml 47 Eastern. day semor guard Sieve Badg· . . · · The Blue Devlls sbot 318 per . ,. G nford 47 ff red . . of 14 while Pomeroy hll e~ght ' 1 11 1ey su e RavOIJS\\Wd, with 1111: 1 · . CrestVIew ~ ree a pam u y spram. b'tf payers cent hiUfng only 21 goals m Lowellville 54 Canfield [>3 The loss left Coach Gary Par· ed ankle and was unable to play of ll . ~ ' : In double flaures, lfand. 68 shots at the basket. They Donald 94 Jackson Mnton 58 lOllS' team with an 11·7 record against Belpre ln the preliminary game. Ihe ' . :'t.etr e Wshama '\Vhlte Falcons made %3 of 35 at the foul line We•tern Reserve 90 as the Eaglea completed !heir Belpre's leading scorers were Nelsonville Reserves easily . · . l8tb 1081 Gl ~ season for 60.5 por cent. Gallipolis had North Lima 74 regular season . schedule. Bel· Lee and Calvin, with 17 and whipped the Pomeroy ReservesI Frida• "l~l,t b• a 8:.60 mar· 35 rebounds. Mitchell w as Poland 69 Columbiana 67 pre now bas a fme 15·2 slate. 14 points The only oth•r East· by >2·34. De>hong of Nelsonv•Ue gm at Ravenswood. high with 12, Anderson and E I Palestine 57 Sebring 51 Eastern held a 15-13 lead at ern scor~r to hit <louble figur< s had 14 points while Bob Wha:ch Bob Oliver's. FalcOIIS Davidson each had 8. E::t Llverpol 88 the close of the first quar~r. I besides Knight was Chorle. , ley led Pomeroy with eight. Right now we're offerinl immediate deliv'ry on tr ed 45-29 at halftime and OlfJcials had a field day Weirton (W. va.l 65 was on top 27·26 at balf!lme Eichinger with 10 . ' The box score : ALL HONOAS from the thrifty Honda 50 thl11"*' ~y the end of the third ing !he wbisUe 31 times at · Taft 77 . and then the game . was tied ! Eastern got 26 rebounds wilh 1 NELSONVILLE 181) you up to 225 miles per gallon to the heavywe~ q r. Wahama SO far thlo hpohs and 26 at Jackson. ~incinnali Woodward 75 at ~ when the thrrd ponod John Pooler, Knight and Doug. Richards. 8-1-17 ; Conrad, Honda CB·450 •.• the big bike lor the bil ride. S.. : ~••am: has won t~o &ames. only lronman to foul out Hayes 51 ., ... . - ended. .. . las leading in that department. , 0-4 ; Mechem, 0.0.0; Daugherty, , The Faleolls WIU wrap up Boggs ~o left the game 60 Lancaster 59 The Wash1ngton county cag-, Eastern connected in 22 of 70 ! 1-1-3; Pancake, >+II ; Harold these, and every other Honda model, riaht now. ' ~lr 1 ~ season this Frl· 2:11left m the fourth period 52 Marietta 40 ers IDok the lead eady m the field goal tries for 31 per ce nt. I &-1·13; Corrigan, 1-0.2 ; Schultz, 1 ay night at Buffalo. Jackson (89) - Patton, Chillicothe 7lllron!Dn ~~ last penod 1Dt1 held It the rest Eastern also suffered a 59 . 8+16 ; Hanning. 0.0.{1 ; Hubbard,I Topping the Wahama SCOr· 6; GiUiiand, 2-6·10; Howe, PlaiD City Jonathan Alder 60 of !he way. Eastern wos With· 34 Joss in the reserve contest. 044 ; Haynes 317 : Warren Honda prices start al• ers were Mike FrJ With II mark· 11; Gillum, ().2·2; ose 7·3·17; Southeastern 31 In one point of tlemg the score The Little Eagles were led in . 2-3-7; Totals: 3&-(12-141·84. ers David White with 14. Elsnaule 1~2; Mullins, Mechanicsburg 62 ~ith three minules to play. I scoring by Doh Rose. Ray i POMEROY .(561 Other Falcon polnt-gettera were 22; G.Jngencb, 1·1·3: Boggs, 4· Madison South 75 Belpre won the game at the l Karr, Richard Lnd"·ic.k and Lar- • Simpson. 5-2·12; Wiles. 1·2-4: . Ray Redman with 9, BDl Mlfl'o 1-18; 27·35-89. Trace 89 Circleville 79 free U\·ow line . as each team ry Spencer. each 1 •h four. · Knight, 1~2: Cumings, 1.().2; ahall 7, WilHam Arthur I JUiph ,Gallipolis 165) - Anderaon, Mc<!ain 88 cllclted for ZZ f~eld. goals. The By quarters: Logan, 3-0-6: Radford, 2.{1-4; 111 Batey 3 and Larry Fry 1 A-U; Brown, 1·1·3; Davidson, Hillsboro 75 Golden Eagles put 16 of 24 Belpre . . . . . . . . . . . 13 26 40 60 Werry, 72-16 : Swisher 0.0·0: llittlnc Ia double llguns for 3-1·7; Ford 2·2-6; J. 89 Gallipolis 65 at the chanty line, however, Eastern .. . · .. . 15 27 40 55 Moore, 3-!-7; Finlaw, 1- 1-3. tbe Falcoua were Jim Chapman 1198: Mitchell 11·9-31. 92 lAgan 82 while Eastern was making ll Belpre - Lee 7-3·17, Calvm Totals : 24-t8-II J·56. Middleport, 0 . with 17, Gary llarmtm 14, Ed 21·23-85. Nelsonville 84 Pomeroy 56 of 22. 3.Jl.J4, Walket 5-Q.IO, Sneigle 1· By quarters' 88 S. 2nd Ave. Brown, Bulcb Tackett and Rill- Score by quorters: Athens 85 Middleport 52 llastern, handicapped by the 11-2, D:IVIS 44-8, Nelsonv!Uo llall Bare, all with 10, and Steve laukaon . . . . . . 15 35 72 Granville 67 Heath 50 absenee for two weeks of Sen- Burkhart I·H Totals Pomeroy Shaver wltlt 14. GaiUPOlls .. . .. .. .. 14 24 47 6li McArthur 75 Shade 47 ior_scoring leader Char I e s Eastern - Douglaa iiii 111 St. Paris Graham 68 Knight with an arm 1'?'• had Newland 11-2-%, Eichinger Springfield Shawnee 02 the e-3 forward back m the Pooior :z.u Justis Wellston Clinche1 line-up last night. He dumped Knlg'!l !1-5-23. Totals 22·11·55. Tie:tor SEO Crown IE~~~=:::~10178 Unlolo 64 in 23 points on nine field goals · -- ~1 111•1 1• paqouna UOISJI•\1 Bishop Donahue (W.Va.) 64 · ;~, ' : · ' share 41 the 19!15-66 Southeast· 90 shadyside 79 ' !I' ern Ohio League basketball II· 80 Vorkvllle ll9 Ue Friday night by Franklin 77 Lofan at Logan 92·62. Columbus Central 74 The Rockets used a win over City 81 Marysville 44 Mkldleporland Rutland spm runnerup Athens next View 62 SALE OF Jr. High iBJDea Thursday on lbe In their final league battle Hamii!Dn Township 47 MHS gym floor when the MJcl. olalm all tbe marbles this 78 DISCONTINUED dy Seventh &radera swamped ter. Athens is defending Washington C. H. 31 1 . their op]IOIIOata 52-27 IDd the pion for the past three years. Bob Mounts slapped m I> 61 Lakewood 42 COLORSI Rutland EJibth &rode IDok the The Rockets are 1&-1 for East 78 points to pace the Jackson re· nightcap 3S-18. year, and IZ.l in )ea~~~~e Columbus Walnut Ridge 53 aerves to a 54-24 wm, over Seventh &rade game scorers Athens is !3-S, and ll·! In Brookh n ff1 Coach Terry Hansley • Golba were, Middleport, Wildermuth league. Colwnbu."Mtetatono 70 Academy High School's Blue leg. 6.39 DUPONT I, Mullen 4, Hensler 8, Kloos Logan dropped Its lOth Columbus Linden 99 Imps Friday night at J~ckson. 19, Van Meter 2, Hoffner 3, In 17 outings, aDd In the league. Colwnbus North 63 The win runs Jacksons rec· Boggs 5, Becker 2. For Rut· LHS owns ._ 1).8 mark with Columbus Eastmoor 60 ord to IZ.l in Southeastern Oh10 Reg. 9.87 Gallon land. Nicholson 4. Williams 2, game temaining. Columbus South 41 AthleUc League reserve play. i A Rubber Base Wall Paint Cray 6, Gales 10 and Soowden Box · score: Arlington 54 Whileball 52 Gallipolis is now 7-7. ?. . WELLSTON (112) - Ho!zap· 35 Bxeley 55 Jackson led 13-tl at the end of BILLY JOE E~ghth 81'ade, Rutland, Ad· lei, 4·i10; Gilliland· 111·3-23; J. Hilliard 68 Wesrervllle 67 the frrst period, 25-14 at half· Rarmony Pink, Peach Bloom, ams 2, Rice 4, Baer 14, Schell· Martin, 1~2; Stabler 5-Z.!Z· Mifntn 78 Groveport 41 time, and 39-ZO at the end of JOHNSON Summer Blue, Driftwood · 1 lng 4, Cooper 2, Carter 2, Tay· Jordon fi.O.I2; Lavender 1~2: Gahanna Lincoln 65 lAndon 55 three periods. Keith Hill had Gray, Putty, Aspen Green and · 1 Joins The lor 7. For Middleport, Conning• Jacoba !().7·27: Haybum, 2-o-4; Columbus HarUey 84 ' 12 and Jim Armstrong II for Reg. 2.15 Quarts _ _ 1.39 Desert Rose. J ham 6, Stobart 9, Walters !, TUTALS 3»-14-42. Columbus Ready 68 the winners. 'I Phalen-Martin Floyd !, Areher 4, TannehiU 2. I.OGAN (llll) r;.o. DeSaies 62 Gene Jackson was higb for L---------------~ 1 Ford M.ercury · Columbus Watterson 48 1Gallipolis with 10 points. New Albany 71 , Gallipolis (24) - Jack~n, 4· Now On Displtyl As Manager Canal Winchester 68 Z.IO; Meadows. 1·2-4; &mth, (). ! Dnblln 59 ' 1-1; Cordell, 1).5-5; Bush 1·2of Our Eastern Columbua University 63 14: Totals 8-IZ.24. IF GEORGE WASHINGTON WAS Avenue New We!l Jefferson 85 I Jackson 154) ~ Malone, 1-0Columbus Academy 80 12; Green, 1·2-4: Mount, 5-5-15: HERE HE WOULD IUY THIS ONEJ and Used Cer Reg. 6.98 Gallon The good plastic bonded ldnd. · Worthln&IDn 77 Grandview 33 . Armstrong 3-5-11 ; Hill, 3.Jl.l2, I Center Garaway 80 , Eltms, 1-0-2: Coli, J.I.3: Tri· It lasts longer. Just wasb off Mocha Tan, with soap and water. ~ed Dover St. Joseph 57 i pleU, 1·3-5. Totals, 1&-22-54. , Billy Joe lnvitoo Harmony Pink lower than ever before! See lt . Score by quarters: Bur!Dn 72 Grand Valley 6! You To Stop In md Larch Green Gal. oow! 1Jarkson .. .. .. .. .. . 13 25 39 54 1· and 5~• Him I%; Courter, 0.1·1: Westfall, (). Gnllipolis .. .. .. .. 8 14 20 24 ~~----------~1.: I'1 Z.2;· Weiland, H·ll; SIDne, 2-4' Factory air condition, IJ.way power seat, 14,000 '11 1: Poston 7.Jl.20; Bell, 1-0-2: POSTPONE ARGUMENTS actual miles, we sold It new, Orltlnal Colt Auker. :J.O.tl; TafALS 24-lw.'l. MILWAUKEE (UP!) - Cir f$100.00, balance new warranty. lly quarters: cult Judge Elmer Roller Friday Well!ton . : .. .... · .. 25 47 75 92 po!lponed until Monday f.oJlan . . . ... .... _ 18 32 47 112 1menta on whdher all Nat»nal Reserve score - Logan 62 League <lubs have Ill reveal their financial statua to the CAWSON SIGNS state fur uae ln the antitrust PlllLADELPHIA tUPil - 1 suit against the Braves. 16161astern Awe. Johnny Callison, who turns In Roller Ia also apecteti!D hils, runs and •sslsts by t,~e j•t that lime whether a prelim·· Gallipolis, Ohio bu:ihel lor the Ph.lladetphlr ·1nary Injunction agalnel Phone 446 0552 P.hllllea, 'signed bls 1188 con- j Jill.e and the Braves lbould · · tract Friday. · ·· ' VjiCaletL ~ ..,:~.~ . ... or!:. w. . I Bulldogs Retain Ghance at S , E OAL Titl~ . With 65-52 Victory over Middleport Friday all . GABS r.•. ns Bl'• r Bla ck s 69•60 I Jackson Crushes Gallipolis, 89-65 • i ALL STARS 3.19 Now 4.95 pi; : 1 WHAT A I fI Lucite Wall Paint i NEW 1966 WALLPAPER 1 ' ', 3.99 1965 BUICK ELECTRA '225' 4 DOOR SEDAN PHALENMARTIN FORD MERCURY' SJ495·00 SMITH BUICK CO. OPEN EVERY DAY-All DAY II , ' ,., I '. ,.,_ ,. I • .. . .• �The ~ flm8t'Senll!tel, SUnday, February 20, 1~' • roWD ,Jackets ToP Panthers 79·59 Ins'· ·.._...outhwes tern ., Wildcats Fall 79-50 as ~~;Capacity Crowd Looks On Sunday Times-Sentinel Coo <"h Lloyd Myers' Southwestern lllghlanders capI · lth · ed J ~· _.___ ., ,.,•.._ • lured lhm sJxtlt Gallia County basketball tournament In , Middleport's Yellow JackelsS!obarl In acoring w 1_8 lndvls l ac.., . nowo=DI By~-·= , , "'n' , ' "' , saturday night by lambasting defending cham· Jumped ahead esrly in the 116 points, respecUvely. Bill Da· with 18, Slobart had Ill and T811o l'oaleiO)' ... w ..... u. • •• • • iuu itannan Trace 79·50 before a capacity crowd at Kyaer first period and went on !D ivis also had 12 and George Sau- nehlll 12. Simpsoa wu lOp Mkldlepd .. 'w•.• to a • 11 v. k H· h ho01 an easy 79-59 win over neigh· er tallled 9 for the Jackets. nehlll 12. 8lmp1011 was top l'OMIIROY (•) I ree l~ ~ &-The Sunday Time.s-Sentlnel, Sunday, February 20, 1966 boring Pomeroy on saturday . . . ed rebounder for Pomeroy. Tbe 8lm · ...... ..m!: · •·• • · . 1-1 , . The H1g 1a ers, no~ on ]11011 ..,...., " ·, .... ......, , B1U Moore, a Juruor, pac \winners sank 28 ol 11 lleltl soa1 .,~ ,,. season, forged abead 10.S, 1 Elliott, of Southwestern; Terry night at Middleport. the rival Panthers with 19 tries lor 48 per cent while lha &qbt 11oM, 0!1!1!'P 0.0.., 18-~ and led 21-10 aller ooe per- Cremeen1 IDd Dan llall, H111~ evened the reo- markers on seven fteld goals eo 101' 3'/. per Logan U-13, W!rY •t:ll, 1od. They were never in trtu· nan Trace; Cburck lach and /Y' ordThelor vlc!Dry the Jackets With Pome- and five free throws. Ronnie Panthers hit 2Z of SwJaber M-f, JJtOi:n 'f+lt. w. Hannan Trace's record Is Lanny Tyo, Kypr Creek; II l::J roy this season. Coach Russ lAgan and Dick Werry also hit cenl Totlla II-lUII. . ,. ;,0 w &-12. . . Roger Gtmtt 1Dt1 Clyde Smltb, Moore's Purple Panthers_ bad double fl&ures lor the Panth· Middleport also lllok the ReMIDiltliPORT "" [;.no Hall , w1th Zll pomta North Gallfa. beaten Middleport 59-56 m the ers with 13 each. · serl'e game by a 3HO IJI8I1)D. 8toblrt H-l8, Devil l+ l''""d the champ10~. SW hit HANNAN TRACE (50) _ Murflfst meetmg of the two South- llllddleport pulled down 60 ~lm Bartlett paced the wl1lllen! 4, Tl!l!lebJD s.IO.I.O, B., Davll 21· dock s-1·7: BelvWo, 4-3-11; Dan ' eastern League •-•enon Jed "II •t.i. ,-..;.;;,.; •-'"'' j! o•' I56 !rom theThfield, aod In . M'ddl Oh10 t took th taems. lead for robounds while Pomeroy man- w1th 12. wbile J'llll ..... .... , sauer ..... , .._..... ·;;;;,/u~ffsh~s.re~d:.S~:: llllli.' &-3·15: Cremeens, f-0.1; Gallipolis · snapped 8 three-game losing streak before , gom: w~~\1, mlnu~s left ln\lied to yank onl! 38. Bi~l ~·· Pomeroy with 15. 1t. Totlla :INI-'IL · . . , -l~Tiiotl had 21. D. DanieL! H-9; TOTALS 21· a packed house in the Blue Devil gym Saturday night by '\the oponing quarler when big • I Dan Hall collected IS points 8-50. downing Coach Dick Horton's Pt. Pleasant Big Black_s._89-60: Bill !Spider) Davis sank a jum· ~e winners. and five re- SOUTHWESTERN (79) - K. Although outscored from the per from the front of the key HT totaled mly 21 ,.. Carter, 4-HZ: G. Hall, 7.f.20: lleld 28-22 by the visiting West J. Gilmore, ~; Gilkey,O.(J.O; to make the score 6-4. Sopho·. . - · . , and hit oni 37 2 foly 1R. Carter, 3-1·7; CoUey, 1·2-4: Vfrrlnlans, GaUipoUs sliD won Brown, 1-1-3; Davidson, 2-4-8; more Mark Tannehill, Middle· · s. and hlf ·only 21 of 7! Jarkson 4-3-11; DIU!on, 1~3: by nine. The home club hit 25 Anderson, II.Jl.30; Ford. Z.2-6; port forward, had tied the score . ' · \li-1<1 goal attenl}lls. The Wild- !llmver, 244: Elliott, 7-5-19: of 35 free throw. Point sank D. Gilmore, 1-0-2. Taf ALS 22· at H just seconds prior to' McArthur ftnlshed lor t,Jte winners. lloWmBD 17 lor kina SU, utili lol-7, Jar1 1 £al< sank eight of II free toss TDTLS 29-2!-79. only four oy 15. 25-89. . Davis' bucket. play with a perfect " the IJSOrs. brough I~ Weber 11-ll,. KIDn' ., . By quarters: Senior Pete Anderson pwnp. , Coach Carl Wolfe's boys were I (ollowing l"st night's 6543 . Box score: ' 1~2. Totals 18-7-43, ." Named to the all tDurnament Hannan Trace ..... 10 II 341 50 eel In SO points Ill pair the Gal By Qllllrters. top zo.n by the end of the : tory o~er Rutland ~n tho Red By quarters McArthur 85~t-11, 011 9 23 41 60 I first p•rind 43·30 at halftime 1 Devils planks. MHS 18 IZ.5 -team were Gene Hall and Steve Southwt!llern .. ... Z1 M 18 71 lions' attack. Jim Staats scor· Pt. Pleasant Rulland 1 ll SO ts Gllllland Z.l-6, Prat• 4-4-lJ, _____ ..... ~-:-~ed 19 for lbe Big Blacks. Gallipolis 14 39 54 69 .;.d 67·S9 at the close of lbe alL McArthur 17 33 G1 II Conway 54-12, Baltllo041, c:.lo f' Gallipolis fin ished its regu. Roserye score - Pl Pleasant third canlo. Rutland finished the Rutland 43- Barrett 3-1·7, vln Z.l-6, KlnnlsBD 1-GCl, .111111 n Jar aeason with 5-13 record. Pt. 56, Gallipolis 01. Sharpshooter Gary Stobarl, with • 9-7 record, and placed Black 11-HI, Davia 3-1-7, Rlw- 113. Totala 27114 . ~ " Pleasant I! now 3-16. "h" saw only two quarters of third m the league With a · In last night's reserve game, iactiOJl, still !Dpped all point· jmark . . 1 Point dele.ated the Blue IMPS getters by tallying 19 for the The vJSitmg Fe~erals raced 1---------~ , ~1. Box score o1 tho var. , winners. Stobart and Pomeroy'siiD a 17·7 first penod lesd, and 0 0 I slty same: Bruce Simpson who bad 8 was on top 33-21 at halftime. I"l'. PLEASANT (60) - WJg. a1 S aS b~th ejeoted rr'001 the ga;.. After three porlods, It was J '3"'" · gins, 2-04; Call, 1-0-2; Bias, 2. the second period came 1o an 30. MORGANTOWN, W. Va. (UP!) - Carl Head scored 0-4; Marnhout, 5-Q.IO; Stricklin, end. High for McArthur was Hale, !8 points Saturday to lead West Virginia to I 99·95 over. ~0-6; Staats, &-!·IV J. Smith OC fltii~P Guard Buddy Moore and with 24 points. Joe Hawkins was ·~· v iCtory ov~r favored Syracuse. 4-1·9; Swisher :J.O.tl; TOTALS Tannehill followed close high for RuUand with :Ill talliles. · · rhe Mountameero, hehmd . 28+80 TOLEDO Ohio (UP!) - To. McArthur out rebounded the I ROBERT GRIMM ""'I ol the game, caught th• overume period '" 8 so(! IO GAtilPOLlS 119) - Mitch· ledo's surprising Rocketa wea· club 38-:111. COL•""'US (~) ..:.. Ohio's annual ...... ldlool .. lD · · · foot jumper by Ron Williams -umo ....., 3 15 0 range W'lh I : remammg ID h f. ell 4-7·15• Hamilton 1·3-5· thered a latA! Marshall surge In the reserve g~ ketball tournamentl open Oil Ill frontl tbll Yl8ek willa .. regulation play when John ca. They were ahead 1 e rest 0 ' ' ' ' Saturday Ill defeat the Thunder· won, 52-40. Kennedy' had the color and eompetent eompeUtora of a tiJne.rlnl dmll. ' va cini ca nned a short )Umpor lo the way. . In Herd 7~ and keep alive 'I A few Class A tournaments got UDderw&J tbll ftU. k'"l the score at 85-85. Neither The upset, seen by a capacity thS. Mid-American Conference end, but the bulk ol the alate'a 886 bellke!ba!J Celmf Will 1 IP>m scored again until tho crowd of 6•599 1Dt1 1 re&ion e:r · h. h pes tbe tralllllhlll from replaMeasoa pltJ lit ...,. 1114 ov•·,·J rme sess ion television audience, concluded cbamptons 1p o · and , _., 11 · · · tte M tal ' 1 Toledo now 13-8 overa · you're out" action IIOmetlme, during the GO!!!ID8 lhe Mountaineers' regular sea· son oun cneers a~~ar..:.: I-I in the MAC, opened up an i Af!w two weeks o1 !~::::!r lead after 35 seconds ol the T They tarry 1 k d lght-point lead with 6:17 left tournament play the I'I1IDga. . . ··-ournamen nex - en . e h II I Monmouth 94 Olaf 63 • Syracuse one of the nation's In the first half but Ma~s a COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP]) . .. move on Ill district action Brldpport an 1ll1llllftl Clul highest sc~rlng teams, dropped put on lts first rally Ill tf811 43- Iowa defeated Ohio State BemidJI St. 85 Mlch lng the week of March 8. A power aloqlbl Obit Bivlr only Its fourth conte•t In 21 . 41 at halftime. saturday afternoon by that, only 16 teams wW be 1D Eallenl Oblo. lotb u U II 1 , ••, •• o starts. ~XFORD, Oh1o (UP!) - Day The seoond half saw both lug the Buckeyes' big surge In MarJSn 80 St. Francis 70 malnln& In each of Ohio's could go aR the WIJ 1111t1111 tile Bill Rycuj backed up Head !Dn s classy Flyers Jumped off reams lead but Bill Backensto. , the last five mmules of the Big Rose Poly 81 Oakland City classes as the drive lor IIDl8ll scbooll. ' J• ~: with tt points for West Vir· te •n early lead Saturday after siDle a pass with :47 left and \to game. Wabash 93 Wbea!Dn 80 tournament berths reaches Seldom do 16am82 Lehigh 61 glnm. Cavaclnl tallied 18 IDd noon to diSpose of the Miami scored on a drive ln and then The Hawks had five men Intense lllage. plonsnpeatlalbi_.ICIIDJ.. Williams 17. ' Redskinl 7560· pertormed the fete again w<th•<I<!Ubie figures, . ·83 '1Jr:~burg I ' Arijrlhlng, of ~. •ean astlc miM!neu bat ClflDIIIIIt 99 , .,. Sophomori Georae Hicl!er The Redskins, currently :30 left Ill ice the game for the : rer George Peepl•• · ~:~i~a ~ Al~en ~ ~ pen in the long weetlillfl wiD -lie Cllli.&A;-.m. ~: 1 . t ·n¥~d l'r<SI Intern~Uonal came off the bench Ill l~ad Syra· leading the MidAmerican Coni Rockets. ~ points. . I K . lVesl an 89 Chattano' a process, aad frequ~ the pklo SaaiiUDII &Itt 1'. 1'\l'rvania til Columbia 58 cuse With 32 pomts. High scor· Iorence, led only twice early In , Marshall, now 9-10 and :J.G Game scormg honors, T~fts 85 ~st Guard 63 og oriles fail by the wayside Class A kfaa. Nt&llt::atu I Ill , , 1'" 11 llll Prinr•ton 70 lng Dave Bing canned 22 most, the game, before Dayton un the conference, were paced hy er, were shared tn . Salem St 85 Westfield 75 Widerdog teams either Wayna County, .. I'"'' 103 s. c. 63 of them on 111111 hump shots! leashed a torrid scoring burst Bob Redd's 21 pomts aod Or· \AI Peters and Bob Dove, with Ml'l' ''llllirookl n Coli 42 aet hot or tbe bll boys have ....~~'wonsm:u~.,!!allld t I'·,, w:1 \lmunack 63 to move out to a %19 lead and ville Slepp With 17. , 23 each. B ant 74 Bentf 71 nights. . , '""' ....,.... ....,. ' '"»'~'" Sl 76 N.Y.Mantune 66 stayed ahead the rest of the Toledo, who must defeat l Iowa ted through most of the [ B~gewarer 73ey Plymouth Canlon McKmley s 1958 aad 1958 baa a elua 11A s •.lnd•eo> 86 N.C. Wesleyan 73 way. Weslern Michigan Wednesday ~n game and enjoyed a 12. pomt Williams 85 Clark 71 frequent VJSitorS Ill stale team repeated. Bullluadeo of '" ''"' Sl"te Bt: Hawthorne IS order Ill set up a title showdown I margin with just 12 minulesl HI Cross 79 Assum ron nament action aver the lolusklngum Couuly woa twe l\o.•lon Sl. i2 Rutgers Newark 60 sk:~ ISn%-w. one ol the R~ l with front-running Miami, !0·1, : left. Ohio Stare came backi C~l~y 93 Brandeis 7l' but never • winner, straight Class A - • . ,.. , """ 62 rotby 60 es lng scorers, came o ~~<"' Saturday received the:r i strong Ill gain the only tie of W ste T h 100 B te the pre-!Durney favorites cenUy as 1983 and 19114. ~"'lolph M,O<·on IK :"or~~: ~~:i~ ~~ ~:?h:~ usual one-two scoring punch , the game, 66-t6, with more than ! Fl~~~a ~Howard~~~. class AA ~n the basis of Dlslrkt loumament c:OJOIDjlllj~ldlllo~ B••dgewater 69 th po ked M from J1m Cox and Bob Aston., five mmules to play. I Clemson 76 N c St 74 ovt No. I rating In the titlll wUI boD don tlllidlelll 8 ~ en s~a~ ~lorgon St. 83 Virginia St. 71 44--IJarru Dlo Cox scored 20 and Aslon totaled I Iowa rallied to regain the Ind St So~th;rn in Sa · Presa lntemallonal Class AA IDtl lJ ID CiUI A. Zlla1:/ard 74 Brown• 6li ::U ~one pom ~I ded 5· hay 16 and grabbed 16 rebounds. 1tead and held on to a two • or • Adelphi 8574 Hofstra 70 · Clll83 IIA ncloDill .ul bt ll""f:i"~alle 86 Temple 85 ATHENS, Ohio (UP!) -Ohio • wever unoa . anot er Three other Rockets scored "' ' three-point margin until Den· LIU 59 CCNY 43 playedatx.tSW.UniYa'll!y. Hl)('hcster Tech 84 Waterloo 75 ' University unveiled a Cilllilnl ol their palented scormg bursts double figures. nis Pauling gave them a five- E kl 9 C bell 65 WO Toledo IDtl Bowllq ~. CoHror·kport St 52 ~seo St 51 ' zone defense ln tho Jut half, to sew Up theJr 19th wm m 231 pojnt spread to 82-77 with a mln-IR rs Gne aJe ~m~al b 64 . lwnhua and Qncbm•ll ~ 5 Hu•·hnell 65 Colgate 61 Saturday afternoon to defeat games. O D . d 1 10 rn 1\,1~,;1;;,. · Re&Jollals lD Class A wlU ~at SIPno 81 Kings Colt., Pa. ll9 Kent Stat• 13-75 and move iniD Miami is oow 1&-5. steen, RV18 an ute lo play. e Bucke es Pr"':ldenee 77 Se!Dn Hall 117 n~an Canton Lima, Alllelllllltl 'ftor, s N Okla St 52 Okjll. Baptist fourth place In tho Mld-Amerl· . ~ Flym hll en 33 of 64 1 Podresln.l!; Contracts hi~na ~~~:~;~:~~~cent ~m ~:::.'"';. 70 ~~ ~ · The alate~ will Ill \'a Tech 82 Geo. Wash. 61 .an Conference standlnp. ..... from 1he llold, for 51.6 per LOS ANGEI$8 IUPl) -~ . . 'led at in· e as • ssour 53 ataged at Obit Blatt t1tllwrsJ. Qo"<'ns 78 Southern Conn 76 The Fiashe• moved ahead of ~.~ompari#J•'. J pool 41 per Southpaw Claude Osteen, third :he held bu!~lla:~owa cap!· ~ 81~fs s:te O~l Colorado 12 0ps U Ue ty'a SL Jolla Arena li tillum0 Northern C•uon N. Y 75 Drew 52 Oh1o 48-43 at halftime but Boll- i Clllt~ the U!UaJb' ~dly Red member of the pit<:hmg Inurn· ~;rni~Sion f throws I In . ay bus ¥arch :15 and Ill. l'l~abj!tbtown 79 Di<klnson 69 cat coach Jim Snyder switched <kins. · <:-·. verale that carried the Los 11~ 00 more ree , j 41 h i M•r~etta 98 Ollio Wesleyan ANN ARBOR, Mlcb. (UP!) In lllaR IIA tile prrl li• l%sl:. .& Lee 'IIi . Emory & his troops into a zone defense Snow led all SCOfO\',S With 22 Angeles Dodgers' w the world . The VICtory was !~was . DePaul79 Duquesne 69 Dave Schellhase set I BIS 1181'8 from CJncjnMtl IDd KeD& Henry 62 which resulted ir. Ohio outscor· points on 10 of 17 field goals championship, headed five play- m 19 games and the•~ fifth tn !Mr. Uruon 85 Capital 64 S<'Oring !lllrk with 57 points mont draw wlU have lbelvin1 Jacillolville 82 TamP!l73 ! ing the vlsi!Drs 11-1 to take a 1Dt1 two free throws. . ers who Saturday reached terms mne Big Copednier~~ce g,~:ts urday but the Mlcblpn meeU, lD lha lint plot and 10 ~elinnle·Cookmon 101 Allen 58 72-59 lead with 7:32 left. Don lllay, tho great soj)ho with the club for 196li. The loss drop . e, set a team the ColtDDIJus.Bowllq · ~ ~ -C. 70 Clemson 68 Ken Fowlkes paced the Bob- more prospect from Day!Dn Two other regulars also come below ·500 agam with a 9' 10 : Me 8,, • Ill defO!ll Purdue Winners ID lhe other ....,,nnal Tusculum 52 LMU 50 cals with 18 points and four Belmont High. paced the Fly to lerms. They are cenlerfield· record over·all and 3-tl conler·l . IZS.M. CIJiltell. . Fwlerick 99 Rollins 85 other Ohio players were in dou- el'l with 21. Hank Fmkel, the er Willie Davl• and JOintly ence mark. I PlTI'SBURGH (UP!) Slate IDurnameut PV . Itt Tech 82 Geo. Washlngltn 81 ble figures. Ohio Is now 11·11Flyers All·Amerloan <andldare, Podres, dean of the Dodger or Carl Taylor and · Schell~ seored 221 Clast A wUIIlDtllha Tl'6y and v . Unien 70 Shall a overall and 4-5 In the MAC. scored zo and hauled down 15 pitching squad.. Beth were be· PATERNO HEADS LIONS I Bob Oliver signed their . firs.! hall tmd cMtinlltd Ill Canton .re&toDal ch!"I'.PloM . St. 61 S C 83 Fred Albrecht I!COred 22 for rebounds. lieved to have signed for about UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa., contracts with the Pittsburgh ing torridly en tha wa~ metU, ID tbe ,.llral I'OUQd ,and E rlham 73 Wooster 65 Kent to taQ ame scoring bon$30,000, about the same as last (UPl) - Joe Palerno, who rates Friday The Pirates now conference record. But . tt the Lima aDd Alhlnl wiDDen St. Procopla lU. Ill North-· ora. Kent dro~ Ill 8-15 for the NAMED BACKFIELD OOACH season. The •\her two slgued passed up a chance to sh~y bave all but three of their roster not en~~ ~ s~ th~elr clashing In the other COllies!. , wood 102 ear and 2-9 In conference Ia AUBURN, Ala. (UP])- For· were third strlnocatcher Hec- law to develop outstanding under contract for the on lnes, w1 our U history meaDB 8IIYthiDi II Ktox 70 St. Olaf &1 . y _ _ p y. mer Auburn quarterback Bob- !Dr Valle and young righthand- quarterbacks as an associate ! Taylor 24 of Chicago s:~ed starters high lit the double the unpredlclable tournamelil a c ne~>rdia lll. 74 Elmhurst 71 by Freeman was appointed ed pitcher Bill Singer. coach at Penn Stale, was 251 In Ill ~mes last ~ar with gure~, from wumtne their el&h t~m from the southem I!Jif of L wil 103 Mac Murray 89 Bearcab Romp ~er backfield coach Friday by Annamed Saturday as hose cai IAeheville. g Oliver Y th B1g Ten g~e, In Ill~ starts. the state. from Colambtli on Eurka Hll Trinity 10 Tolan for 19th Wm burn Head Ooach JUlph (Shug) SURPRISE VICIDRY ethe N1tany Lions, S with the same club and balled Michigan'sC"•Ie down, sbould win the ~ . AA o buque rT Buenl VIsta 72 CINCINNATI (UP]) _ Cill· Jordan. GOTEBORG, Sweden UP~) The 39-year-old native of 280 in 128 games. far behind iJi' lila, UUe this year. In tile '!*JI II 'lliam Penn 86 Wartburg 78 cinnali's hot ahooling Bearcatl ~ bas been a defen- - Tom Gray. of Mlnneapohs Brooklyn, N.Y., quarrerbacked with Schellhase only onlJ. three .,... lll)iD u per Jowal6 Simpson 70 romped over Tulia 118-7~ Salur· slve backfield coach at Auburn 11t0red a surprue . vlctory m BrownUnlvl!l'llsand hlssavvy l ABETONE, Italy tuP]) _ 28polnta; but the have Wllllbl~ ~ her 105 Central 73 day afternoon Ill cioae In on the 81Dco 11161. He shared quarter the 500 meter s~mt at t h ' unpre":"'d bead coach Charles Christine Goitschel of France the league's lop IICOre Eall ~ lwkle ,i,tll Culver-Stockton '12 Graceland 70 Missouri Valley Conference bas- btlcklna dulles with Vmce IVOI'id apeedskatmg champion- R. (Rip) Engle. When Engle \ won the giant slalom Friday In became lnconsequeatlal Findlay In 1948. . , r ketball championllhlp. Dooley, now bead coach at ships Saturday and Kees Ver· signed as head coach of Penn tho open! event of the Woscored 27, ~lm ID Class A. It's bee!\. ~ TWO TEAMS Sparked by Roland West 1Dt1 Georgia, during his playing kerk of Htlland won the 5,000 State In 1950, he persuaded! mens Al:. Skiin · · aM"'liitver~ with nlne NortbiiD Oilile KANSAS CITY, S~~ _Dean Foster the Bearcatl hit day~ at Aubura In the early meter event In opening day PateriK to forsake law and join , CUp. g n · · another' ~'ldT".~n. ~ ~ title ungslown of Ohio 17·1 IDd A per cent of their first hall 1810 a. competition. hlrn as an assl.atanl. Min G<tltschei was ciocl<ed Tho previous Individual : ulh Corolina Sttto College shotl to arab a 3»-ztl lead at one ninute, 54 :27 seconds mark ~. 511 ~~~~=:~~ 1 1 wer. <elected ~tUntay Ill the lntermllslon. ~ trip. · ChriS!ine . Terraililfl, . by Jlfiib'lt K p \' in th• re~ionals of the N.. West waa hllh for the Boar· ~ France .,.. seq>ll!l In high team lll!l!'k· 11 ,,;.1 roll<·gial.e Athletic Asso- •~1' with l8 points, while Fll8I 1 and Madeleine_ Wulllond 122 pointS set '" R GeneraIs Trip ,ed Devt .·. !Js I '} 0v i.C er lme I 'west v:.:.iugnua . . upsets Highiy RankedSyracuse.. 99•95 R kets T • Dayton Tops Miann•After Strong Start Friday's Late Scores 12 '" I OU Defense Shines m· wm· Over Kent ° I ~ I set, Jr. High Teams T p rd ·Split Games At Middleport Sports B , £ , Ilion college division ba,. tg~m~ III brilliant fllltll' l I ball rhamp•mship. · ITih · twn l<·eo ms bring to five Tbe win gave the firBt • place tl'o- -number nl teams named. IB•areata 1 11-3 record In the If, " r·""'' olher learns will be'~! an!1" !r-:~~ ~· "'·'''"" la ter lo ··nmP"IA! in the : s er 1 fl co~ . """'' "' ni"" silos acron lem·•TthossHagarrllnst .1cs. e u eanes voarevi lil-10 .. ' '''" ... . overall. ••. , i'nll •·g,· dll'l;llln fmals are ,,. d l•rl ·"·'"''"!!- II at Evansl' 'NN WINS , .. ,"" " !l · · __ PHILADELPHIA (UP]) I Pennsylvania strtngthened Its ,. · Rill WINS .. '!&riP on first plsce In the rvv r• Hici r:rande def•aled Walsh League Saturday night with an ~ r . ,· ..,,. ;;.s.t SRturday nl(llt 84-66 vi'""Y over Cornell in the •I .lacks•• ~. ood It'• IJI5.M opener of a basketball doubl.,. . •·arnpai••· Vffnllt Paul Dl~ header at the pa\estrl. ............ WJUh••·• •!lndt!IJIOVIo Nationally ronked Sl Jooeph'• lion n.. r the end of lllo..,. met Creighton m tlte oe<Ond le•L aome. " 1 J 0 · . Switzerland finished third Jllana In a wilt over Oblo John Craddock, 5-11 tlelllor, lost it. Kyger then .tailed until Roger Garrett picked off 14. 1:55.01. . sank a 10111 shot at the sound Craddock sank the winning Kyger had 27 rebounds Mike The spectal slalom event of lhe buzzer Jut flilbt Ill !live goal. Spauldin& hod nine. ' scheduled lor Saturday. HIALPI~.~~. "!'!, ... ) Ctach Jobn Wickline's KYler The Pirates bad 37 rebounds, Kyger hit 21 of 83, and 13-17 -·--- .. ~ ... wr• Creek Bobeall a lhrlliJng 5U3 , , ~· ' , , • free throws VANDY •NIPS GATOIIS Rlco'B Pill 'Siai, I triumph overGallla CoachPlra•·· Clyde ~v· IitfUl TIIIVMPHS Bo• sco; ans' North - GANESVILLE, E'•'th • rankedf].;E~r;!§~itmkmefl . romped 'forultthatetl a mDe COJ,.LIIGE PA}IK, Md. (UP]) NORTH GALLIA (53) -8kid· ""' lt gave Kyger third pi""' In- Iiuke•s press and the shoot. more 4·2-10: Taylor 4-2-10; forced to stall on hle s]opPJ Ill the 4Srd annual Gallla County lng of Bob .Verga gave the Blue Garrett H-14· Twyman ~~pressure from the Uke a , ·t!l (overtline) ' lll&h school tour~ent. . . : • • Florida, held on to Its to win MaeyiBDtl • 'Kygei II now M fir the lea· Devils 1'14:«9 'flc!Dry Saturday 2; Smith, 6-5-17; TOTALS 19- S&turday for an lfi .Cqlp!f 70 Ndt Gallla a.Jo. o~e! AMaUarylnllandc ~at Conferenc~ 15-53. over the Galors. N.Y.U. 101' 81. Franell N.Y; tl 800 18 Tho boot club led 18-U after nv.. · • KYGER CREEK (55) - J. Florida took the opening two WllcoDIID '/1 lllchJa st. It one period, but fell behind 3 was a come-from. behind Hall, J-3-9; Craddock, 4~11: points- In tha, ramo, but~~··~:~~ hiiJIICOJl ,M NIVJan71 .· still Jed ~4-41 oft<r three per· triumph as Verga- who bad 1Yo, 4-6-IS; Spaulding, 3-Z.S; quick buckets ill' Clyde . dlnclttnau • Tullll 7t iodl. been in coach VIc Bubas' I Whobrey, 1·11-1; Leacb, .&ol·l3; Vandy ahead lor good. . "'lllieJnl Connecticut it Masaacbut!OIII .. , 1 ln the final !:II of play, doghouse for the last two weeko TOTAI.'l Zl•l3-55. ·Commodoretl were paced , c:~~~~-~~ Dllnols 100 Mm-la • · with the SCOI'I! tied 5.'1-5!, North - scored It of tlle 27 points By quartera: Keith Thomas .who )ed ll\e a ~=~!lltef; e~.. Gallla ei\Me·1o'' freiifle · "th• elaimod by Duke in the secend North Gallia ... ... il' at 44 53 In~ for both teamt.·Wili\ . , . '":ilii .'' ·~·· ball. With 1:15 lef~ the Piraie1 baU, Kypr Creek ,.,, •. 16 13 41 i5 points. . . , . , w.. .all! II ' ., •. . . ' 54-24 Decision At Jackson Duco Satin Sheen Enamel FLOW KOTE gal. !:r College Result&·.' Blue Imps Drop 1 1 a,kes 3 d Place RAWLINGS HONDA SALES I I K VU'te r s:us* I !•tals T Records 7 1•\\l\HIIITH •HLIYHIT ttl IUJ MDIBIAI I and :St. I i I del..a.c "ll,el'ults Til Quarter to De£eat Eastern Falcons Hit WIth18th Season Loss. ' I •ht Jlege ~tttiell BeIpre p0 IISAway Jn . Last Obi0 High Schoo} "'e•ADIS Ready for Tonrney P'l-. lily BucksLose 86-80 Bout T0 Hawkeyes Gre1ft10Un L dS rJ1 T fi .l un e vp or J ' 'f10U ..ney Wl lh 84• 56 1T!" .l Jl' l n 'll-4i 866 Teams Seek Titles h c scores and.:: 1 Late MafShaII Raily F '} Fn'day N'Ight S:n aenl;.. . 1 where Athena was the llhole got 1 i!Ul DIYII .. ..Pd/ ,.Jim boss with 43 Ill the Jackets 16, Butciler 2. Dick Adamo led with 14 for In the reaerve Pllli;J: Athens, while Slobart bad 6 led the BuU~ with 21 da. and Bill Davis 5 for Middleport. bast the MJtidteport e1 ShooUng fr<m the floor, show· 5f.36. Jim Barllelt got 11 for ed the Jackets put In 21 of 52 the losers. attempts. Athens 25of 63, many By quartera: ' of Athens' shots being second Athens ....... ... .. 12 32 41 1 &nd third efforts afler rebounds. Middleport ... .... v 23 21 51 Each dub bad 8 turnovers. ATHENS (•) Middleport was 10 of 14 from Adllllll 9-l·lt, Heady 1-W, the free line, A~ens IS of 21. Wright 1·2-4, Snyder 9-7-25. Wl'l Snyder, held m check the 1).2-1%. Totall 11&-JJ.IIi. . first three periods wltb only MIDDLEPOJlT (UI six_ points. got loose In tlle final S!Dbart 4-7·15, TaDJ!IIIIIl . . 11!"1od l~r 19· IUs 25 for the 8, B. Davis I·H feuar +N. night !Dpped the roslers. Moore 7-1·15, Buteber 1+1, Moore and Stobart oacb bad Totals, 21-10.52. 15 for tbe Rockets wbile Georae Officials: Morrll IDd 0. Sauer and Mark Tannehill each Long. Athens, boldlng grimly Ill home last night against Pome- Early in the fourth period its second place !"'"'lion one roy, In a battle to stay out ena led. by only four at game out lD the IIJhl Class AA the league's doghouse. but Todd Snyder went on Southeastem Ohio Basketball Frldsy night tho Jackets led scoring rampage with. three League, put down a delermln. f>.4 early in the first · quarter slralglrt ~- elose •ln. eel Middleport team Friday on Gary Stobart's free tllrow flaslled tbe ...·~slow.:' 1ign night ~ but tra1led 13-7 at the end of it was 53-43 ·and Guard . "ll'by wt't JOD be like oilier The VICtory set the stage for the first quarter. They never Wren played keep-away in -~ wbo aever take ll!elr Coach McAfee Ill take on the got ahead again, though they back court for 90 seconds, took wlvn uywllere?" once-defeated and leading Well· never were out of the game un- a time out, and the BuUdogs eton Rockets next Friday night til late In the fourth period. . took It on in from there, work· at AtheJIS. An Athens victory In the second quarter Athens ing for the sure shot close in, would bring a share of the U- led te-!3, then spurted for a aod getun_g lt. tie Ill Athens. straight points before Buddy1 Subs f1rushed the game. Middleport, on the other Moore connected. U was 3:1-23! The real difference between a~re hand, llnlahed ita aeaaon alai halftime. I the teams was at the boards :::s ~·tor I 0 TV ~ Coach Dave Fisher'• Jackson of quick baskels by Bob Ford, fronmen held onto fourth l).f junior guard, am John flo. place ,8 the Southeasrern Ohio ''idson, 8-3 junior center, cut Athletic League race with an Jackson's lead lo !1).!4 as the 19-65 runaway win over the period ended Gallla Academy lllgh School Monte Gilliland sank two Blue Devils Friday night at free throws Ill open the second Jackson. quarter and Mitchell made 1 Scoring hOilOI'I of the night layup and Jackson led 17•16 went to 5-10 sopbomore forward Larry Rose hit from ·the n! · Larry Mitchell, wbose 31 points and Anderson connected co b: Paced the Blue DevUs. Mitchell Jackson sUJI led lt-18. Mitch· made I! o1 27 sholl from the ell ade 1 foul sh Ia nd 0 a floor for 40 er een and m ""' II from th: lool ~~~au~;,';~ ::.::,:. male Pete Anderron, 11-10 sen- It lot the ooly time during the r'l Ior guard, was next for lhe Blue game, By Ualted Press Intentaflolllll T 1 Devils with 12. Rose and Mullins connected Canton McKinley 50 j Chris Mullins, e-1 junior for- on jumpers to put Jackson Can!Dn Timken 47 ! ward, tossed in 22 points Ill pace back in the lead 29-22. The Iron- Clnlon Lincoln 18 the lronmen. Larry Rose, a.t men were Iudlng 27·22 when ~IDn Lehman !S • 58 15 forward, had 11. Clark Mitchell's J\!Diiler the Minerva .Lisbon Boggs, &-5 junior center, 1W1 laat Blue oivD points, with 2:' Loullvlhe ts Leetonia ~ j • ' 16. Harold Howe, 5-10 aopbo- 48 left In the first half. The Can!Dn South 'II Perry more guard had 11 IDd Monte lronmen went ahead 35-24 at the Jackson 811 Sandy Valley 77 Gilliland, forward hall. Glenwood 62 Marlington 61 The Nelsonville Greybounda ed an entire new team with a Nelsonville jumped of! to finished witb 10. ' Jacbon came back just as Massillon 87 tuned up lor the coming !Duma. little over three minutes Ill go 24-13 lead at the end of the 'lbe win pushed Jackson'a strong In t~e third eruxl ilNorth Canlon Hoover 40 lllt!ll trials with an 84-58 vic- m the third quarter. Ooach Russ quarter ~nd contmued to S!:OAL record to u and to f.? illfl up • 23 polnl I~IMI, ~7 , Fairless 63 Tusiaw 39 tory over the Pomeroy Panth· Moore of Pomeroy followed ~It score the Panthers in the In aU games Gallipolis 18 a• the S·tlll m• k !1ig e-3 J LaKe 67 Green 64 ers In the Nelsonvme gym Frl· In the early mmutes of the final ond quarter to go ahead by 41· ~llln tEOAL plAJ Brown, Blue iJ.ri1 nlor J"~ Triadelphia (W. Va.) 52 day nigbl. period and the game ended that 25 at halftime. The Panthers aU games. Jacbon bas Logan ter !oulad out with103.24 : Stenbenvllle !0 The visiting Panthers held way. had a hard time getting startyet Ill play at Jac:lttlon at ~ Deer Park ~I Indian lUll 52 011ly momentary leada of HI Ten Greyhounds got in on eel after the Intermission and 1 ~ lronmen led Friday night DeJ: end of the thl d od Shelby 19 Bucyrus !0 am 3-2 In the early seconds of the scoring as Bob Richards led soon found themselves out of Coach Duke Burson's 81 The ~ :'llmt~ Ill Bellevue 57 Upper Sandusky 58 play before the host team mov· his males with 17 points. For tbe running with the Greyhounds Devils fell behiDII II..Z earl ~ roD 81 the fourth !k'rlod TiHID 3'1 Norwalk 36 etl ahead and stayed there. the Panthers Dick Werry, sen. moving out in front once by ., the first period am were ~ ed am had PtiSIIed the ~ Riverdale S9 Ridgedale 41 Coach Bob Sheskey subautut- lor guard, was high with 18. much as 34 points. lrailin IU I .... . 81'" wl h eft Carey 40 Morawk 18 . 1 g a ... J:la mark. ... I 4:36 l In the eon· N0wport 12 Pomeroy found the NelsonWitb S9 seconda left It was teet. Wllh 1:11 left It was Jaclcst. Marys tW. Va.) 42 ville zone defense on the small JaeUoll 111-10. But, a couple son IIUI. Davidson and Ander· Youngstown North 62 Greyhounrt floor difficuil to pen· , son bit Inside the ~nute ~rk Youngstown Chaney 54 etrate and had to rely on I fnr the Blue DevUs last pomts. Youngstown East 49 shots almost exclusively. The lronmen connected on 27 Youngslown Wilson 51 of 84 ahots .from the floor lor Youngs!Dwn Rayen 6! Belpre's strong G<llden Ea· and five free throws. The Panthm hit on 24 of o 4!.1 per cent and made 35 of Hubbard 51 gles broke open a tied game The Eagles nevertheless shots for 36 per ce nt Percenl· 48 shots at the faul Une for 70 8 • . . ' • age for the Greyhounds I bon · IAustin!Dwn Fitch 72 Gtrard 59 early m lhe fourth penod and were still not at fult strength. unavaibbie Both teams hit !:'un:'\.f~c ~·~n~ R'"" ,Brookfield 83 Boardman 71 wen! on to ,defeat the Enslern Knight came back lo practice well from lhe free throw line i . uc •• Bose ose Struthers 68 . Eagles ~a Fnday mght at la<t Tuesday and on the same with Nelsonville collecting 12 each ge....,. 10. · C&.'llpbell Memoml 47 Eastern. day semor guard Sieve Badg· . . · · The Blue Devlls sbot 318 per . ,. G nford 47 ff red . . of 14 while Pomeroy hll e~ght ' 1 11 1ey su e RavOIJS\\Wd, with 1111: 1 · . CrestVIew ~ ree a pam u y spram. b'tf payers cent hiUfng only 21 goals m Lowellville 54 Canfield [>3 The loss left Coach Gary Par· ed ankle and was unable to play of ll . ~ ' : In double flaures, lfand. 68 shots at the basket. They Donald 94 Jackson Mnton 58 lOllS' team with an 11·7 record against Belpre ln the preliminary game. Ihe ' . :'t.etr e Wshama '\Vhlte Falcons made %3 of 35 at the foul line We•tern Reserve 90 as the Eaglea completed !heir Belpre's leading scorers were Nelsonville Reserves easily . · . l8tb 1081 Gl ~ season for 60.5 por cent. Gallipolis had North Lima 74 regular season . schedule. Bel· Lee and Calvin, with 17 and whipped the Pomeroy ReservesI Frida• "l~l,t b• a 8:.60 mar· 35 rebounds. Mitchell w as Poland 69 Columbiana 67 pre now bas a fme 15·2 slate. 14 points The only oth•r East· by >2·34. De>hong of Nelsonv•Ue gm at Ravenswood. high with 12, Anderson and E I Palestine 57 Sebring 51 Eastern held a 15-13 lead at ern scor~r to hit <louble figur< s had 14 points while Bob Wha:ch Bob Oliver's. FalcOIIS Davidson each had 8. E::t Llverpol 88 the close of the first quar~r. I besides Knight was Chorle. , ley led Pomeroy with eight. Right now we're offerinl immediate deliv'ry on tr ed 45-29 at halftime and OlfJcials had a field day Weirton (W. va.l 65 was on top 27·26 at balf!lme Eichinger with 10 . ' The box score : ALL HONOAS from the thrifty Honda 50 thl11"*' ~y the end of the third ing !he wbisUe 31 times at · Taft 77 . and then the game . was tied ! Eastern got 26 rebounds wilh 1 NELSONVILLE 181) you up to 225 miles per gallon to the heavywe~ q r. Wahama SO far thlo hpohs and 26 at Jackson. ~incinnali Woodward 75 at ~ when the thrrd ponod John Pooler, Knight and Doug. Richards. 8-1-17 ; Conrad, Honda CB·450 •.• the big bike lor the bil ride. S.. : ~••am: has won t~o &ames. only lronman to foul out Hayes 51 ., ... . - ended. .. . las leading in that department. , 0-4 ; Mechem, 0.0.0; Daugherty, , The Faleolls WIU wrap up Boggs ~o left the game 60 Lancaster 59 The Wash1ngton county cag-, Eastern connected in 22 of 70 ! 1-1-3; Pancake, >+II ; Harold these, and every other Honda model, riaht now. ' ~lr 1 ~ season this Frl· 2:11left m the fourth period 52 Marietta 40 ers IDok the lead eady m the field goal tries for 31 per ce nt. I &-1·13; Corrigan, 1-0.2 ; Schultz, 1 ay night at Buffalo. Jackson (89) - Patton, Chillicothe 7lllron!Dn ~~ last penod 1Dt1 held It the rest Eastern also suffered a 59 . 8+16 ; Hanning. 0.0.{1 ; Hubbard,I Topping the Wahama SCOr· 6; GiUiiand, 2-6·10; Howe, PlaiD City Jonathan Alder 60 of !he way. Eastern wos With· 34 Joss in the reserve contest. 044 ; Haynes 317 : Warren Honda prices start al• ers were Mike FrJ With II mark· 11; Gillum, ().2·2; ose 7·3·17; Southeastern 31 In one point of tlemg the score The Little Eagles were led in . 2-3-7; Totals: 3&-(12-141·84. ers David White with 14. Elsnaule 1~2; Mullins, Mechanicsburg 62 ~ith three minules to play. I scoring by Doh Rose. Ray i POMEROY .(561 Other Falcon polnt-gettera were 22; G.Jngencb, 1·1·3: Boggs, 4· Madison South 75 Belpre won the game at the l Karr, Richard Lnd"·ic.k and Lar- • Simpson. 5-2·12; Wiles. 1·2-4: . Ray Redman with 9, BDl Mlfl'o 1-18; 27·35-89. Trace 89 Circleville 79 free U\·ow line . as each team ry Spencer. each 1 •h four. · Knight, 1~2: Cumings, 1.().2; ahall 7, WilHam Arthur I JUiph ,Gallipolis 165) - Anderaon, Mc<!ain 88 cllclted for ZZ f~eld. goals. The By quarters: Logan, 3-0-6: Radford, 2.{1-4; 111 Batey 3 and Larry Fry 1 A-U; Brown, 1·1·3; Davidson, Hillsboro 75 Golden Eagles put 16 of 24 Belpre . . . . . . . . . . . 13 26 40 60 Werry, 72-16 : Swisher 0.0·0: llittlnc Ia double llguns for 3-1·7; Ford 2·2-6; J. 89 Gallipolis 65 at the chanty line, however, Eastern .. . · .. . 15 27 40 55 Moore, 3-!-7; Finlaw, 1- 1-3. tbe Falcoua were Jim Chapman 1198: Mitchell 11·9-31. 92 lAgan 82 while Eastern was making ll Belpre - Lee 7-3·17, Calvm Totals : 24-t8-II J·56. Middleport, 0 . with 17, Gary llarmtm 14, Ed 21·23-85. Nelsonville 84 Pomeroy 56 of 22. 3.Jl.J4, Walket 5-Q.IO, Sneigle 1· By quarters' 88 S. 2nd Ave. Brown, Bulcb Tackett and Rill- Score by quorters: Athens 85 Middleport 52 llastern, handicapped by the 11-2, D:IVIS 44-8, Nelsonv!Uo llall Bare, all with 10, and Steve laukaon . . . . . . 15 35 72 Granville 67 Heath 50 absenee for two weeks of Sen- Burkhart I·H Totals Pomeroy Shaver wltlt 14. GaiUPOlls .. . .. .. .. 14 24 47 6li McArthur 75 Shade 47 ior_scoring leader Char I e s Eastern - Douglaa iiii 111 St. Paris Graham 68 Knight with an arm 1'?'• had Newland 11-2-%, Eichinger Springfield Shawnee 02 the e-3 forward back m the Pooior :z.u Justis Wellston Clinche1 line-up last night. He dumped Knlg'!l !1-5-23. Totals 22·11·55. Tie:tor SEO Crown IE~~~=:::~10178 Unlolo 64 in 23 points on nine field goals · -- ~1 111•1 1• paqouna UOISJI•\1 Bishop Donahue (W.Va.) 64 · ;~, ' : · ' share 41 the 19!15-66 Southeast· 90 shadyside 79 ' !I' ern Ohio League basketball II· 80 Vorkvllle ll9 Ue Friday night by Franklin 77 Lofan at Logan 92·62. Columbus Central 74 The Rockets used a win over City 81 Marysville 44 Mkldleporland Rutland spm runnerup Athens next View 62 SALE OF Jr. High iBJDea Thursday on lbe In their final league battle Hamii!Dn Township 47 MHS gym floor when the MJcl. olalm all tbe marbles this 78 DISCONTINUED dy Seventh &radera swamped ter. Athens is defending Washington C. H. 31 1 . their op]IOIIOata 52-27 IDd the pion for the past three years. Bob Mounts slapped m I> 61 Lakewood 42 COLORSI Rutland EJibth &rode IDok the The Rockets are 1&-1 for East 78 points to pace the Jackson re· nightcap 3S-18. year, and IZ.l in )ea~~~~e Columbus Walnut Ridge 53 aerves to a 54-24 wm, over Seventh &rade game scorers Athens is !3-S, and ll·! In Brookh n ff1 Coach Terry Hansley • Golba were, Middleport, Wildermuth league. Colwnbu."Mtetatono 70 Academy High School's Blue leg. 6.39 DUPONT I, Mullen 4, Hensler 8, Kloos Logan dropped Its lOth Columbus Linden 99 Imps Friday night at J~ckson. 19, Van Meter 2, Hoffner 3, In 17 outings, aDd In the league. Colwnbus North 63 The win runs Jacksons rec· Boggs 5, Becker 2. For Rut· LHS owns ._ 1).8 mark with Columbus Eastmoor 60 ord to IZ.l in Southeastern Oh10 Reg. 9.87 Gallon land. Nicholson 4. Williams 2, game temaining. Columbus South 41 AthleUc League reserve play. i A Rubber Base Wall Paint Cray 6, Gales 10 and Soowden Box · score: Arlington 54 Whileball 52 Gallipolis is now 7-7. ?. . WELLSTON (112) - Ho!zap· 35 Bxeley 55 Jackson led 13-tl at the end of BILLY JOE E~ghth 81'ade, Rutland, Ad· lei, 4·i10; Gilliland· 111·3-23; J. Hilliard 68 Wesrervllle 67 the frrst period, 25-14 at half· Rarmony Pink, Peach Bloom, ams 2, Rice 4, Baer 14, Schell· Martin, 1~2; Stabler 5-Z.!Z· Mifntn 78 Groveport 41 time, and 39-ZO at the end of JOHNSON Summer Blue, Driftwood · 1 lng 4, Cooper 2, Carter 2, Tay· Jordon fi.O.I2; Lavender 1~2: Gahanna Lincoln 65 lAndon 55 three periods. Keith Hill had Gray, Putty, Aspen Green and · 1 Joins The lor 7. For Middleport, Conning• Jacoba !().7·27: Haybum, 2-o-4; Columbus HarUey 84 ' 12 and Jim Armstrong II for Reg. 2.15 Quarts _ _ 1.39 Desert Rose. J ham 6, Stobart 9, Walters !, TUTALS 3»-14-42. Columbus Ready 68 the winners. 'I Phalen-Martin Floyd !, Areher 4, TannehiU 2. I.OGAN (llll) r;.o. DeSaies 62 Gene Jackson was higb for L---------------~ 1 Ford M.ercury · Columbus Watterson 48 1Gallipolis with 10 points. New Albany 71 , Gallipolis (24) - Jack~n, 4· Now On Displtyl As Manager Canal Winchester 68 Z.IO; Meadows. 1·2-4; &mth, (). ! Dnblln 59 ' 1-1; Cordell, 1).5-5; Bush 1·2of Our Eastern Columbua University 63 14: Totals 8-IZ.24. IF GEORGE WASHINGTON WAS Avenue New We!l Jefferson 85 I Jackson 154) ~ Malone, 1-0Columbus Academy 80 12; Green, 1·2-4: Mount, 5-5-15: HERE HE WOULD IUY THIS ONEJ and Used Cer Reg. 6.98 Gallon The good plastic bonded ldnd. · Worthln&IDn 77 Grandview 33 . Armstrong 3-5-11 ; Hill, 3.Jl.l2, I Center Garaway 80 , Eltms, 1-0-2: Coli, J.I.3: Tri· It lasts longer. Just wasb off Mocha Tan, with soap and water. ~ed Dover St. Joseph 57 i pleU, 1·3-5. Totals, 1&-22-54. , Billy Joe lnvitoo Harmony Pink lower than ever before! See lt . Score by quarters: Bur!Dn 72 Grand Valley 6! You To Stop In md Larch Green Gal. oow! 1Jarkson .. .. .. .. .. . 13 25 39 54 1· and 5~• Him I%; Courter, 0.1·1: Westfall, (). Gnllipolis .. .. .. .. 8 14 20 24 ~~----------~1.: I'1 Z.2;· Weiland, H·ll; SIDne, 2-4' Factory air condition, IJ.way power seat, 14,000 '11 1: Poston 7.Jl.20; Bell, 1-0-2: POSTPONE ARGUMENTS actual miles, we sold It new, Orltlnal Colt Auker. :J.O.tl; TafALS 24-lw.'l. MILWAUKEE (UP!) - Cir f$100.00, balance new warranty. lly quarters: cult Judge Elmer Roller Friday Well!ton . : .. .... · .. 25 47 75 92 po!lponed until Monday f.oJlan . . . ... .... _ 18 32 47 112 1menta on whdher all Nat»nal Reserve score - Logan 62 League <lubs have Ill reveal their financial statua to the CAWSON SIGNS state fur uae ln the antitrust PlllLADELPHIA tUPil - 1 suit against the Braves. 16161astern Awe. Johnny Callison, who turns In Roller Ia also apecteti!D hils, runs and •sslsts by t,~e j•t that lime whether a prelim·· Gallipolis, Ohio bu:ihel lor the Ph.lladetphlr ·1nary Injunction agalnel Phone 446 0552 P.hllllea, 'signed bls 1188 con- j Jill.e and the Braves lbould · · tract Friday. · ·· ' VjiCaletL ~ ..,:~.~ . ... or!:. w. . I Bulldogs Retain Ghance at S , E OAL Titl~ . With 65-52 Victory over Middleport Friday all . GABS r.•. ns Bl'• r Bla ck s 69•60 I Jackson Crushes Gallipolis, 89-65 • i ALL STARS 3.19 Now 4.95 pi; : 1 WHAT A I fI Lucite Wall Paint i NEW 1966 WALLPAPER 1 ' ', 3.99 1965 BUICK ELECTRA '225' 4 DOOR SEDAN PHALENMARTIN FORD MERCURY' SJ495·00 SMITH BUICK CO. OPEN EVERY DAY-All DAY II , ' ,., I '. ,.,_ ,. I • .. . .• �·1 II I "nle Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, February 20, 19611-11 ·' ' §... . , ··~ ;r~ ~· Sullday 'l'lmes-Sentlnel, SUDday ,February 20,' 19M T DAY HEART SUNDAY Cremeens' Shot .. Sinks Kyger Five~ I ii; l>ferry Cromeens' desperation shot !rom mid-court ziphe nets as ¥Je rtna1 gun sounded, gmng Coach George s' llannarv'l'race Wildcats an unbelieveab1e 66-65 lrl· over Coach John Wickline's Kyger Creek Bobcats l!j!ore some 1,200 stunned spectators. ~ ~t;~wa s Friday night's seco~d j Th<:~l ;;-J10 w.the regulation game ., NEW816 "' CUIS COSIS ~ . 9!me of the 43rd annual Gallia . ended. ' ~nty High school basketball I ·c, 0 sank a b·ee throw with Qilu11ament. It was a gam~ Mer- 1·oil lt>ft m the first overtime, ~ille and Chl'shire fans will ' and it was 59-59. That's how the neler forget. penod ended. ' '(5·pmeens' winning shot came In the second overtime Kyger in a second overtime period. Creek wt'nt ahead 61-59 on Hail's And it took plare afler host , tipin with 2:42 left. He compleiKygt'r Creek had apparently 1 ed a thr~-point play to make it ·won the game. I 62-59. With four seconds left in the ! Cn:•mt>rns hit a crip shot with ~ei>pnd extra period, Kygcr's . t:<l:i left to re.ttuce Kyger's lead Ltnny Tyo poppl:'d one in from ! to G2-61. :brhind lhe rout circle. That :, Dan Hall scored a three-pointg;tve the Wiek linrmen a 65-64 : er with 1;03 left. and Hannan lt>ad. Hannan Trace. defendinfl!: Trace regained the lead, 64-62. wurnamt•nt champton. call('(( Spaulding redueed the count to time out. Only two seconds rt:'· : 64-63 with 53 seconds, missing m:1med. . . 1 a second shot on a one--and-one D.uv td o~mels . who came m, sil~,.;atton. lme tn re-place Tom ~lurdock , Then came Tyo's bucket which l who fouled out) took the sphere looked like sure victory (Gr Kyou l of bounds. ; ger, Then came Cremeens' hislie lossed it to Cremeens who \ tor.ic toss. WJ S ~tandi ng about three feet I ryo ended first half play with behind !he ce nter circle. Cre- a sensational half floor shot. me,:n:-: lei p,o, and zoom, it was Jerry Hall, who tallied 17 for all over. The fans poured onto \ Kyger fouled out. Tom Murdock lhf' f\oor. Tht:> sc~ne was undes· ' and Roger Belville of HT both • HI " MOWS, CQNDIT/DNS AND WIIDRDWI IN ONE TRIP AROUND-AND DOES 6 •• c WITH A REVOlUTIONARY NEW FLICK-BAR FEED/Nil srm• ' L The new McCormick International Mowtr-Condllloner savos you time and man~. You make fewortripuctost tho field, use 1•.. fuel, and need fewer mechlnes ••• usinll this one machine that performs three Important functions in a single operation. The unique new IH flick-bar system el!mlnalel !be feed reel, and positions crop for eure, cllan cutting. Simplified design and fewer movinc p11rta means less to go wrong, less to fix. And the antiro unit looks completely different. Como in, IH for yourlllf. and we'll show you haw it operates. need far 1 I c!lbable. I fouled out. Thnl wns the an.!i-.climax to Kyger hit 22 of 48 from the ufit' of the musl thnllmg games field. and 21 of 31 from the free ever played in the county cage throw line. The Bobcats had 33 cl~ss i.:' . i rebounds Spaulding was tops The kad exr hanged hands 22 with 10. Hannan Trace hit 25 tlm·~s. and the score was tied : of 63 from the field and 16 of 10 timt> s in the 38·minute long 2.5 free throws. The Wildcats lhr1ller. had 30 rebounds Dan HaU came ,Hr, nn an Trace led 12·11 after down wilb 12. one period of play. At halftime, I High man for Hannan was the Wildcats were on lop 27·25. ! Hall with 27. Cremeens had In the th~rd pe-riod the Bobcat' · 26. Tyo had 25 for the losers. shut oft high-scoring Wildcat The HT win avenged two reguare Dan Hall after falling be- lar season losses to Kyger Creek hind nine poi nts - 35-26 - with Box score: 4:46 left in the period. It wa" KYGER CREEK (65) Hannan Trace's biggest lead. I Leach. 3·0·6; Spaulding, 1·5-7; Within a span of two minutes Craddock 4-0-B; J. Hall, 5-7-17;,. and 39 seconds, the Bobcats tal· ' Tyo 8-9-25: Whobrey, 1.{).2; lied 10 straight points with Mike TOTALS 22-21·65. Spaulding leading the rally. and HA~ NAN TRACE f66) Kyger regained the lead 3&-35 Belville. 3+7: Bickle, 0.0-0; with 1:17 left .in the canto. AI· I Cremeens, 8-10-26; Danlels,0-2·2; ter three periods. Hannan re- · D. Hall, 12·3-27 ; Harrison, 0..00; mained on top, 37·36. I Murdock, 111-4; TOTALS 25-tli-66. 1 Jerry Hall's short jumper By quarters : with 13 seconds left in the fourth 1 KC 11 14 11 19 4 ! IS p.riod lied the score al 55-55. liT 12 15 10 18 4 7 66 I I ' I ~ b MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO•. •• 1 Rear Meig5 Gener1l Hospital hit the other fellow. But Heart Research helped me survive; got me back on the job feeling as good as new •• ! Here's hoping all of us give this Sunday to keep the good work going. The heart you save may be your owg - I kllowl POA~RC)Y" I WY 2-2176 I'VE HAD IT.. , the heart attack I always thought would .. .. ~ i I, 1M Conl.al Ohio HOGfl ONE STANDS OUT!! Assodotion, Inc. This Sunday is HEART SUNDAY. Help beat the No.1 Killer. • ' 1 CHAIN SAW • Fells trHI up lo 3 ftttln dlarwAlf Pirates Taken By Highlanders I Coach Lloyd Myers' Southwestern Highlanders bombarded the hoops from alar Friday night and the result was a 64-56 triumph over Coach Clyde Evans' North Gallia Pirates. · -- .It wao the opening game of the 43rd annual Gallla County High school basketball tournament at Kyger Creek. North Gallia forged ahead 1514 alter one period of action. Twyman, 1.{).2; Garret~ 8-8-24; However, in the second period, Skidmore, ~; Talala 22-12·56. with Gene Hall pacing the at-~ SOtrrHWESTERN !M) _ tack, Southwestern outscored the G. Hall, l2-2-26 ; Elliott, 7_2_11 ; Pirates 16-12, and camed a 31). \Colley, 4-2-lO; Jackson, 1_2-4; 27 -lead mto the locker rooms Sh . ... Carter ooo· 11 halftime river, .no; ' ; . TOTALS - 26-1:1-M. The ?irates hiked their lead to By quarten: 47-42 after three period. 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Sports Writers, - I Radio Men Will Meet Feb 27 1 FASTER , , , She is helping Early in the fourth period, i the Pirates reduced Southwes- ' tern's lt>ad to three points 4741, but the Highlanders, aided ' mostly by free throws in the minutes_ or play. pulled • Wfiy for an e1ght pomt Win . i It was 6tJ.~ with 54 seconds : remaming when John Shriver f ~emben of. the Southeastern: •ank two free throws. Colley Ohto Sportsw~at~n and Bra~d-1 made a free to~s wilh 26 sto ! casters A~socratlon. along "'lfh roildf: lefl ;md Shriver nn.~hed , coa~hes w11l meet Sunday. Feb. th ,h · f f I : 27 In Athens lo select the 1966 e scor•.ng ~~· 1 " p;n~· J ou ' AII-SF:OAL basketball team. tos~es w•th seven seconds to go : Cenc H,111 fmishrd the r il'h l , Row! Congdon. oF the Athens . . . Me.,senger pres1dent of the as. •announced th wrt h 26 pntn!s for Sorrthweslern . 1· soc1a . 110n. , . , _ . . a t the I Ste\e' ~.lltotl had lfi Ht~ge r. C.2r·j' mecting will be held at 1:30 rett pumped ln 24 for the PJrates p.m. in the American Legien Relph Taylor added I Bolh ' Hall in Athens and that ali i lt> ,Jms ~~~ltted 15 pe~sonalos. l head coaches are invited to at-· Norti1 (,aiiJa s Clyde Sm1th foul tend and aid the scribes with ! ed oot late m the fmal penod. ' the selection of the all-league · Southwe~t('rn h1t 40 percent team I ~rom the field and sa~k 12 of 28 Each representative ls re· rre t()SSes . The .H•ghlanders quested by Congdon to bring had ~ rebounds. w1lh Hall gf>t· with him the statistics on the ling 12 Itwo best foul shooters on his 1\'orth Gal!ia hit 38 percent, school's team for the purpose a rtf 12 of 20 rrPe throws. The . of geJecting the league's besr Pitntes had '30 rebounds . Gar- 1 foul shooter. reU hod 14. In order to be eligible lor the Box ~(· ore : foul shooting trophy . the playNOHTII r,ALLIA 150) - ,er must have attempted a mi· 1 SIMI!, 328: Taylor, 621 : 1!mum of ;o free throws in !ea- 1 --~-.. - - ~ gu~ competition. ', BEGINS APPRENTICESHIP The association will also I VA~rilUVER, B. C. !UPII- oelecl! tie ageh'uomsaavetsluC·Jbe Paul Jr., •on of the select the league'• most valua(' Clmllad IDdians president!ble player and the coach of the IIIII ,_.1 manager, wiU ~~&- · year . p !do baseball apprenticeship All players chosen to · the this •••son with the Vancou- oquad wUI be lumored at lbe ver Mountiea of the Pacific All-SEOAL Banquet OD March Coast League. 31. ""'I PINER PATTERN, • Direct drive we:come ycur Heart Fund Volunteer when she calls ... PRICE! YOU GET A • Only 18 poundlltss bar and chalft STORE OPEN · UNTIL9P.M. Man. thru S1t. ' luy At Landmork'a Complete Arll Farm and Urbtn Shopping Ctnier. LDCotod At Pomoroy (Rt. 7 & 331 Right On The Beautiful ()hio ·River, . JACK W. CARSEY, MGR. ,. DIAL 992-2111 �·1 II I "nle Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, February 20, 19611-11 ·' ' §... . , ··~ ;r~ ~· Sullday 'l'lmes-Sentlnel, SUDday ,February 20,' 19M T DAY HEART SUNDAY Cremeens' Shot .. Sinks Kyger Five~ I ii; l>ferry Cromeens' desperation shot !rom mid-court ziphe nets as ¥Je rtna1 gun sounded, gmng Coach George s' llannarv'l'race Wildcats an unbelieveab1e 66-65 lrl· over Coach John Wickline's Kyger Creek Bobcats l!j!ore some 1,200 stunned spectators. ~ ~t;~wa s Friday night's seco~d j Th<:~l ;;-J10 w.the regulation game ., NEW816 "' CUIS COSIS ~ . 9!me of the 43rd annual Gallia . ended. ' ~nty High school basketball I ·c, 0 sank a b·ee throw with Qilu11ament. It was a gam~ Mer- 1·oil lt>ft m the first overtime, ~ille and Chl'shire fans will ' and it was 59-59. That's how the neler forget. penod ended. ' '(5·pmeens' winning shot came In the second overtime Kyger in a second overtime period. Creek wt'nt ahead 61-59 on Hail's And it took plare afler host , tipin with 2:42 left. He compleiKygt'r Creek had apparently 1 ed a thr~-point play to make it ·won the game. I 62-59. With four seconds left in the ! Cn:•mt>rns hit a crip shot with ~ei>pnd extra period, Kygcr's . t:<l:i left to re.ttuce Kyger's lead Ltnny Tyo poppl:'d one in from ! to G2-61. :brhind lhe rout circle. That :, Dan Hall scored a three-pointg;tve the Wiek linrmen a 65-64 : er with 1;03 left. and Hannan lt>ad. Hannan Trace. defendinfl!: Trace regained the lead, 64-62. wurnamt•nt champton. call('(( Spaulding redueed the count to time out. Only two seconds rt:'· : 64-63 with 53 seconds, missing m:1med. . . 1 a second shot on a one--and-one D.uv td o~mels . who came m, sil~,.;atton. lme tn re-place Tom ~lurdock , Then came Tyo's bucket which l who fouled out) took the sphere looked like sure victory (Gr Kyou l of bounds. ; ger, Then came Cremeens' hislie lossed it to Cremeens who \ tor.ic toss. WJ S ~tandi ng about three feet I ryo ended first half play with behind !he ce nter circle. Cre- a sensational half floor shot. me,:n:-: lei p,o, and zoom, it was Jerry Hall, who tallied 17 for all over. The fans poured onto \ Kyger fouled out. Tom Murdock lhf' f\oor. Tht:> sc~ne was undes· ' and Roger Belville of HT both • HI " MOWS, CQNDIT/DNS AND WIIDRDWI IN ONE TRIP AROUND-AND DOES 6 •• c WITH A REVOlUTIONARY NEW FLICK-BAR FEED/Nil srm• ' L The new McCormick International Mowtr-Condllloner savos you time and man~. You make fewortripuctost tho field, use 1•.. fuel, and need fewer mechlnes ••• usinll this one machine that performs three Important functions in a single operation. The unique new IH flick-bar system el!mlnalel !be feed reel, and positions crop for eure, cllan cutting. Simplified design and fewer movinc p11rta means less to go wrong, less to fix. And the antiro unit looks completely different. Como in, IH for yourlllf. and we'll show you haw it operates. need far 1 I c!lbable. I fouled out. Thnl wns the an.!i-.climax to Kyger hit 22 of 48 from the ufit' of the musl thnllmg games field. and 21 of 31 from the free ever played in the county cage throw line. The Bobcats had 33 cl~ss i.:' . i rebounds Spaulding was tops The kad exr hanged hands 22 with 10. Hannan Trace hit 25 tlm·~s. and the score was tied : of 63 from the field and 16 of 10 timt> s in the 38·minute long 2.5 free throws. The Wildcats lhr1ller. had 30 rebounds Dan HaU came ,Hr, nn an Trace led 12·11 after down wilb 12. one period of play. At halftime, I High man for Hannan was the Wildcats were on lop 27·25. ! Hall with 27. Cremeens had In the th~rd pe-riod the Bobcat' · 26. Tyo had 25 for the losers. shut oft high-scoring Wildcat The HT win avenged two reguare Dan Hall after falling be- lar season losses to Kyger Creek hind nine poi nts - 35-26 - with Box score: 4:46 left in the period. It wa" KYGER CREEK (65) Hannan Trace's biggest lead. I Leach. 3·0·6; Spaulding, 1·5-7; Within a span of two minutes Craddock 4-0-B; J. Hall, 5-7-17;,. and 39 seconds, the Bobcats tal· ' Tyo 8-9-25: Whobrey, 1.{).2; lied 10 straight points with Mike TOTALS 22-21·65. Spaulding leading the rally. and HA~ NAN TRACE f66) Kyger regained the lead 3&-35 Belville. 3+7: Bickle, 0.0-0; with 1:17 left .in the canto. AI· I Cremeens, 8-10-26; Danlels,0-2·2; ter three periods. Hannan re- · D. Hall, 12·3-27 ; Harrison, 0..00; mained on top, 37·36. I Murdock, 111-4; TOTALS 25-tli-66. 1 Jerry Hall's short jumper By quarters : with 13 seconds left in the fourth 1 KC 11 14 11 19 4 ! IS p.riod lied the score al 55-55. liT 12 15 10 18 4 7 66 I I ' I ~ b MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO•. •• 1 Rear Meig5 Gener1l Hospital hit the other fellow. But Heart Research helped me survive; got me back on the job feeling as good as new •• ! Here's hoping all of us give this Sunday to keep the good work going. The heart you save may be your owg - I kllowl POA~RC)Y" I WY 2-2176 I'VE HAD IT.. , the heart attack I always thought would .. .. ~ i I, 1M Conl.al Ohio HOGfl ONE STANDS OUT!! Assodotion, Inc. This Sunday is HEART SUNDAY. Help beat the No.1 Killer. • ' 1 CHAIN SAW • Fells trHI up lo 3 ftttln dlarwAlf Pirates Taken By Highlanders I Coach Lloyd Myers' Southwestern Highlanders bombarded the hoops from alar Friday night and the result was a 64-56 triumph over Coach Clyde Evans' North Gallia Pirates. · -- .It wao the opening game of the 43rd annual Gallla County High school basketball tournament at Kyger Creek. North Gallia forged ahead 1514 alter one period of action. Twyman, 1.{).2; Garret~ 8-8-24; However, in the second period, Skidmore, ~; Talala 22-12·56. with Gene Hall pacing the at-~ SOtrrHWESTERN !M) _ tack, Southwestern outscored the G. Hall, l2-2-26 ; Elliott, 7_2_11 ; Pirates 16-12, and camed a 31). \Colley, 4-2-lO; Jackson, 1_2-4; 27 -lead mto the locker rooms Sh . ... Carter ooo· 11 halftime river, .no; ' ; . TOTALS - 26-1:1-M. The ?irates hiked their lead to By quarten: 47-42 after three period. In the North Gallia 15 12 15 14 56 third period, Southwestern buill Southwestern 14 16 17 17 Iii up a nine point lead twice, 2 33 and 45-36. I OUALITYI SERVICE! Trade up to a new~..faster, more denendable Nr;w HOLLA,-.,) manure spreader. Latest tlme-&aving, labor-saving models now on display the t&mous Homelltt Zip combln.a low tMt plut. Hamelltt quality •nd utra ltll.-ttl found ir1 no other chain uw In oil clan. Compa.ct, perftetl)' balanc~d. It's eny 10 carry , 11111 to ust on ltrm, cemps1te, nnch tnd waodlot. fh.o1h·cut htndlt ltl\ yo u cut level wllh 1round .• $1tlbl IIIW fUIIIIIM Of Holllllitl thllft IIWI. Ilk hf I fltl de.on•ltltiOL at Fulton-Thompson TRACTOR SALES GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE PHONE WY 2·2975 $12 E. MAIN ST. POMEROY, 0. LANDMARK Sprint Ave. EVERYTHING • Farmers Bank and Savings Company Ebersbach Hardware I ' ,. ·. . Ohio Power Company K1rl Grueser Plumbing 1nd He1ting Pomeroy Ben Franklin Store Auoclatecllllcllo and TV R1ll'1 Ben Fr1nklln Milson Bowling t.nter Wllllems lnsurence Agency · Foremen lfld Abbott Pomeroy Llndm1rk ..., .! ''• Third end Syc•mor• Sfl. . C,~my.,~ Ob.19' ·:. '"· :; , ' ; ,, ; ., ,, i e J1ck1 F1rm Supply Henderson, W. Ve. e_E,ens Feed Mill , ·vinton, Ohio '; ~- ~ .... '. !i . . : ..,, "1; tiWiPI•mi M.~: ,. ,· ohio i· .., • .. ., ~· " Chelter, Ohio t II •.. FACILITIES ill Ph. 446-2463 e Wood a lbw eost for the TDN supplied. The highl y palatable pellets insure a fast cleJn-up, which is very important in • milking parlors. Pellets harnlle easily and !low freely in . any type. of bulk handling equipment. With Cow-Lac· Pels, there's no separation of ingredients and everv cow reeeives bala!lced teed nutrition. Cow-Lac-Pels are part of LANDMARK'S complete Dairy Feeding Program. Ferm Supply Wilke1vllle, Ohio e ~~d~ll Milling Co. Bidwell, Ohio •' . . Ser.,ing Meig&, Gallia, .'t101on Countiet : i ; ·, ;~ ,e ·Kentz Feed Store ~ Cow·Lac·Pels is a complete, pelleled dairy ration with ~. . · G111ipolis, Ohio JforiMr,ly M•ter Feed Ia Seed C~ny ·• Popes Miil ,. Grocery l tI L CENTRAti SOYA OF OHIO Pomeroy, Ohio Meigs Equipment Co. . . By • Sugu Run Flour Mills . Wer11er llldlo ·Service Tilt ''""' $~ \\ i an• MIXING RED BRAND: ·feNCt IS. DISTRIBUTED IN THIS AREA " Devil lee end Produce Compeny V. D. Edwerdsln1urance Season COMPLETE GRINDING Robinson's Llunclry Gr~vely Tr.ctor Sale• 1nd Servie• 5o c "J A Feed for Every Need! ," Swisher 1nd Lohse Drug Store Downlnglnsur1nce Agency Inc. ld Also Con Apply Liquid Nltrogon To Your Fields. ALL ANALYSIS, STRAIGHT & MIXED MATERIALS AVAILABLE. Ohio Valley Baking Company Pomeroy National Bank DuHon Drug II Toke dellvory from our oree worohouso Nrvlng Molgs, Galllo and CounliH. Coli Us For Spociolized Servico-Bulk Sproodifll Av.oil•lbht-'lili Pomeroy Bowling Llne1 Davi1-W1rner Insurance Service le Dial 992·2181 For Delivery Reuter lnsur1nce Agency MiH1-Simpson lnsurence Agency ." FERTILIZE Sterk's Drug Store Powell's Service St1tion ry !I MARnN FUNERAL HOME MEIGS COUNn WATER COMPANY EWING FUNERAL HOME RAWUNGS-COATS FUNERAL HOME GLOECKNER'S RESTAURANT I .. DISCOUNT ON~~~ . .. This Message PuLhs~ed As APublic Service By The Following Meigs County Organizations: 1 il II II IF YOU'RE NOT AT HOME WHEN YOUR VOLUNTEER CALLS ••• Enclose your contribution in the enve· lope left by the heart fund volunteer and place it in the mad. •1' .. rt * A Big HAS Early POMEROY WY 2-5101 you save a heart you love. Sports Writers, - I Radio Men Will Meet Feb 27 1 FASTER , , , She is helping Early in the fourth period, i the Pirates reduced Southwes- ' tern's lt>ad to three points 4741, but the Highlanders, aided ' mostly by free throws in the minutes_ or play. pulled • Wfiy for an e1ght pomt Win . i It was 6tJ.~ with 54 seconds : remaming when John Shriver f ~emben of. the Southeastern: •ank two free throws. Colley Ohto Sportsw~at~n and Bra~d-1 made a free to~s wilh 26 sto ! casters A~socratlon. along "'lfh roildf: lefl ;md Shriver nn.~hed , coa~hes w11l meet Sunday. Feb. th ,h · f f I : 27 In Athens lo select the 1966 e scor•.ng ~~· 1 " p;n~· J ou ' AII-SF:OAL basketball team. tos~es w•th seven seconds to go : Cenc H,111 fmishrd the r il'h l , Row! Congdon. oF the Athens . . . Me.,senger pres1dent of the as. •announced th wrt h 26 pntn!s for Sorrthweslern . 1· soc1a . 110n. , . , _ . . a t the I Ste\e' ~.lltotl had lfi Ht~ge r. C.2r·j' mecting will be held at 1:30 rett pumped ln 24 for the PJrates p.m. in the American Legien Relph Taylor added I Bolh ' Hall in Athens and that ali i lt> ,Jms ~~~ltted 15 pe~sonalos. l head coaches are invited to at-· Norti1 (,aiiJa s Clyde Sm1th foul tend and aid the scribes with ! ed oot late m the fmal penod. ' the selection of the all-league · Southwe~t('rn h1t 40 percent team I ~rom the field and sa~k 12 of 28 Each representative ls re· rre t()SSes . The .H•ghlanders quested by Congdon to bring had ~ rebounds. w1lh Hall gf>t· with him the statistics on the ling 12 Itwo best foul shooters on his 1\'orth Gal!ia hit 38 percent, school's team for the purpose a rtf 12 of 20 rrPe throws. The . of geJecting the league's besr Pitntes had '30 rebounds . Gar- 1 foul shooter. reU hod 14. In order to be eligible lor the Box ~(· ore : foul shooting trophy . the playNOHTII r,ALLIA 150) - ,er must have attempted a mi· 1 SIMI!, 328: Taylor, 621 : 1!mum of ;o free throws in !ea- 1 --~-.. - - ~ gu~ competition. ', BEGINS APPRENTICESHIP The association will also I VA~rilUVER, B. C. !UPII- oelecl! tie ageh'uomsaavetsluC·Jbe Paul Jr., •on of the select the league'• most valua(' Clmllad IDdians president!ble player and the coach of the IIIII ,_.1 manager, wiU ~~&- · year . p !do baseball apprenticeship All players chosen to · the this •••son with the Vancou- oquad wUI be lumored at lbe ver Mountiea of the Pacific All-SEOAL Banquet OD March Coast League. 31. ""'I PINER PATTERN, • Direct drive we:come ycur Heart Fund Volunteer when she calls ... PRICE! YOU GET A • Only 18 poundlltss bar and chalft STORE OPEN · UNTIL9P.M. Man. thru S1t. ' luy At Landmork'a Complete Arll Farm and Urbtn Shopping Ctnier. LDCotod At Pomoroy (Rt. 7 & 331 Right On The Beautiful ()hio ·River, . JACK W. CARSEY, MGR. ,. DIAL 992-2111 �. ·. ' ' ' '· ' ), ,. '1 " ·' • Churches are Uniting 12-The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, February 20, 11166 RED CROSS 'HOME SERVICE' Teacher Chapter Weekly Works in· 2 F•·Jelds 5 Cases Come to The Gal!Ja cotmty Red Cross ing job, and H the fund cam· ; rnessaget lo and from VIet \ Hurwitz bas pointed out chapter's servoce enou!ll> j Narn bave risen natlenally lo that veterans of any. war find 10 mililary ipaJgn could produce hlmU 1Ps average an esumated , money to have a part-time sec- ever !3t a day, aad tbe autn- i tbe Red Cross a powerful I!W rases a week. accordmg retary the county would bene· l1rr continues to lncrea!lt, ac· 'source for them or their deto t.awrence R. Hub<r, co- fit." ;curding to GaiDa county lead· pendents, or their survivors cnnlrmen of the service form- ; .~1 present military men or I m. eli! from Red Cross diligence. erty known as "horne service." .their families telephone Huber F.ach message concerllfl a , In 1964-65, Rod Cross H Rirhard Hurwit~. ch:! 1tcr at 446-06-42 or Hurwitz at 446 .i pro'hlem involving an American Iers in chapters and at ch•llrman, IS tl)~ other ,~-chair- 1129 (Hurwit< only at night) j,erviceman and his family - i ans AdministraUon offices men ol service to military ram- Hub<r estimated a secretary , death, illness, children in dif- · ed more than 80,0011 veterans or ll~l!s. Thi~ department includes could be employed ror ,1,000 a · ICttllies, or perhaps financ-1al their dependents to file sen•ices to "'"''"' and their year. Last year's Red Cross need .due to unwise budgeting for veterans benefits. Veterans familits In the Gallia county , funo drive brought in ~.400 : 'or delay in receiving allotment and their families may come clwpter. ,Jt the 1966 canvass could pro- ·chocks. Last year one out of to Red Cross for counseling in 'This is une artivlly whirh ·durt> $4.400 tht' st~cretary would every four sericemen in the 1p~rsona) problems and for rebenefits dtrectly from the an- be assured, he said. , Uniled States armed forces re- I ferral to other agencies. nual Red Cross lund drive, ! Service to military famliiPS :ceived some form of assistance 1 woteh will be eoodueted dur- in Red Cross chapters and field from the Red Cross. ing the month or March under at m1litary 1nsotlla tions, l To aef.:'Omplish the job. prot~f' ('hairmanship of .1. Sher- t:'X changing meergency inform a- , less1onal staff ls assigned to '"'" Porter. ·Iiilo 1\Ver world-wtde lines of :more than 2.000 military instal· (Continued from page 11) 'rhfl d1ap1rr· hns a t~ll:'phune , cO":nmunications, assist in thom1_l lations and hospitals In this , rnent The v g 8 t:iill of $2.1 to $:11! a_ montll for ands of problems every year. icountry and oversras. ThE'ir frequ~nt1 h ~ra ~l man:~er ,. ,rh s;•rvtre '" mtliiary lami- ; Th• United States military 1 Iin~ with service families Is Ithese adJust!~ trou ~ mak~ng ''" '" hrin?in' home from , hoildup In Viet Nam is in- 1through the 3,400 chapters, jthem at the ri:~ :::Ue rna mg \ 1t ·l :.::nn a sold i"r \vilose gra~d- [ creasiug. lbe Red ~ros!l job jwhlch a:e within reach of ev· Many farmers have • feund totl•et. or otlwr close relil tlVel <Uhstanhally. L'merg•ncy ,ery famtly. that with the resources they 1s ""m"tr til. or another sol· · - - - · · ·have available In the way of 1 1 J nvestment s 1 :.~ fl r German~ '· I .( ' Weekend Speci·als are Mark Of M0dern F00dRet ai]j"D!!. Teaching instrumental muS!c In the six schools. of Southern Local Sc~l district pl3inly Is not lhe only Interest of lhe youthful district band director Dan )Witherspoon. Witherspoon, lit his first Jear at Southern Local, hal started •• art class at Sotitbern High school in Racine .so that .pupiiJ there might have a bniader ex· ' ' .. · ' ·· ' · ' · ·, · posure to. line arta wheJl ·DOING PROJECT- .David Speacer, Linda l:arpenter and Jeff Alkire (I to r) .;. ' go on to .college. Ishown as the~ wOrk 0 11 draWings in the art clul tauC)lt b7 DaD. Witherspoon at Sou!Do The band matoterl School. . has the credentials art. H earned a double Slate College In Richmond. music and art, at East Witbet'spoon, long Interested In ..aw~ •. agret1(1 to begin the Terry. art class at Southern Local Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Elam in November of 1965 and 20 i>uBJ!-rett~ W Va., were pils, · who prior to that time end vlstlors of Jack Elam bad been spending an hour In Mrs. Jack Elam and son study hall, lnunedlately algn~ ~year..old u~ diH whose sis· capital, land, and labor, there Holzer hospital. Mrs. Jnck t<r isfrom a• ling is not sufficient opportunity to and son came home from Witherspoon Indicated he istarl'lin·ee weeks ago eight men . change the farming operations hospital on Monday. ' e<! teaching the art course to m the militarv were ""l:ed in ' so that it could provide suffic- Miss Linda Shaffer wao . an' his 20 new pupils on the eleti''1ia 1'011011'' Ill tile ht"P lent income for family living. overnight guest of Miss Jo mentary steps and bas been ::irww - tht;re 'was no public ; u In this case the choice is either Smith. steadily movmg forward. It il li.l".srortatinn Olll ol tiallopolis. BV PATSY 1.. GHSS Is the Item of high quality to go to part-time farming or Mrs. Joe Hatfield returned to surpr~~ng to, observe the proHH her S(lld. <~nd sonu• uf tht~se Ext. Agf'nt, H. Econ. or is it the quality you want1 work full-time off the land. her home Sunday after spending made, he sale. . mP'"' h11d tu n·port to PI•Sts m \\ L-eklv and weekend "spec- ' - Is the item or brand one One of the most some time with her daughter It Is the hope of Witherspoon.8 h1.1rvl;md .md North C;uohnH 1al," have become a charac- : you norm~ll~ use and are fa- things that farmers can do and family, Mrs. Ronnie Mil· wOO taught for two years in ServK't> t(• m1litnry !nmlh"s tenst1r ut modt>rn dav rood ]m hary With· analyze their situation and bourne of Columbus. Pike County, Ky., school prior 1 achiHf>d an ex h•n'>1on of re- rl't~ulmg in this country Each - emember that qu<~lity of adjustments that are needed Miss Kay Wyatt, student at to coming to Racitle, that the port ing time tde the wt>atlwr W~-'l'k most supe-rmarkets and prortucts may vary, especially to keep accurate records Nationwide Beautician School of I art field be greatly expanded broke- · ut\wnme. th~'~e men g··oc:t>ry stores feature a varie- on perishables - making eost ·and income. Assistance · Columbus was weekend visitor · at Southern Local In coming wu11 ld lll1\"t' bee11 ·1 Uav tnt(' ty of items priced at levels be- iprice comparisons difficult. avaUable throu.gb most of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. years. Witherspoon belleve.s yo Heil ltlt_ and w£'11:-m• . reports luw their regular price. Some i _ What quantity or size pac· a~ncles _as well as _the J. c. Wyatt. s~s should beoome a~quamted e•t a s1net' man or to lum . f~·om, are offered at near th{' retail- i kage 1~ on special? Don't buy swn ServiCe to s~ure farm Lmda sr.· ,ff~r, Jo Smith, With art at the Jun1or High ~" famrly m other atll\' tlies er's pu rehase priee. Stores of- !mnre than ynu can use in a count hooks that. wtll help farm- HH!ie W••..., Mark """e•, level a~d continue II Into high r r dwpte-r lrnds mom•y to frr "Spt:'rials'' to attrat'l custo- ~ reRsunable ]englh nf time Ctr ers krep these records. Records Robert Murphy, Elaine Mur- school. ~ey earn a half-credlt o! thts vohmiPer d~·parfmt>nt mt·rs and thereby incrr.ase store , r.1ore than you can properly are of no va.lue, however, _un- phy enjoyed pizza at the home the ~me. · . r~,;:. chaph'~· ]f!nds monc~'. to tr:-~Hic _ with the hope of sell- ;rna~' be lowered by extended l~ss they. are used to adjust .. h)' enjoy~i ~;J.J.l at the home Witherspoon is conduct~ the . . SH"\"Jrrml'n for tr<.tnSpOI_·tatwn ing not only '"specided" it· :slore. Quality and condition 510 " Service to secure farm ac- of Mrs. J. H M~rp!1v. Peggy, only .art class currenUy being ART WORK- Dan Witherspoon, Southern Local I• wllt·r~ rh:· guvernment v. ; 11 nflt ems but additional items too .. rna~ be lowered by extenMd ! management as needed. _;; ·mel anJ !Ja,·t,.•ra. held m any Meigs County school strumental music teacher, who dou91ea as art instructor pav tor tl. and 1he rhopler . . home storage. I on the secondary lwet He said for · 20 hlgb 1<hool students In the ,district, demonstrate. 1 In addition t~ these general HOUSTON (UPI) - OUtfielder art Is • rapidly expanq field dnwlng teehjilquea to pupils Judy King, Debbie McC!un1 1enrls money to milttar.v la mi· < ~~sum~r response to store Ire; to tale them over untrl ; pectals should be based , on con>idmtions, there 's the de· Jun Wynn led the Houston Astro I nschools throughout the COWl- alid Marvin .irnl, Wltb~rapoon (seated) Is I double major ri-Jt ·ckc; rnmr in. . srvera.l econom iC' r.ons1deratwns rision on whether to shop at m hitting last season with altry and feels its growt wlll having degrees in botJi'inusJc and art. ' This c~ap1er has a!'St~ted six Jlll'olvlng the use of .both tnnl' sPVNa! stores to take ad van1.'.,:niiSiia~viieiirag~e;..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.;co~n:;;ll;;;n;;:u•;_;;;ln~c;;;o;,;:lllllll:;;' ~y~ea;;;".;;·~...;...:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiO;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilll l fl'llliles who" house' wm tie· and mooev. ltage ol "specials." Price difII s'rfiVOO so far in 1966. 1'~f' chat)WHAT TO CO~IOER? [f!! rences aren't the whole slnry. ter ~pp"al~ for ht"lp . 1n tbe Taking advantage of "spPc· : The potential money sav ing Mr. and Mrs. William EarnTI T,lf's-S.t>nllnt·l or 1'nb11r1<:>, and i al~" <.:an. often 1e<~d 1o wl':th·' must be weighed against po~si- heart of !'.o~ <l r were :e·~"i•', o v.~r, \\JP.H. ,. .while st~vmgs . But all spec1~l s 1 ble add':'d shopping time and visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Harley ll '1 g~auf~ m ~ to know that ' ar not good dl.:'als for every :transportation cost. Shopping at John~.()n . lht Red f.ross 1s abll' to ht'lp l11mlly. Here are some of tht' ~ tW'o or more stores may in· Mrs. Ada Slack of SyJ·ac,,e!! pt"ople under the prest>nt cir- lar·tors to consider. !volve considerably more time ] was a weekend visitor of her 'ilim!-l tanrt:'~ ." Hube~ said. "1\ev- ; - Hag the price really been ·.and t~ ~ugbter, Mr. and Mrs. Harle)/ .,-thel•sa. 1~ Is a tome consum- rlowered? going · :· IE. Johnson, Tammy, Cheryl I- M;s. Chapman Is Hostess of EnoLadiesAid \V olfpen S Helen Help Us ociety Notes !I I By HelPn MAKE YOUR DREAMS COME .TRUE DURftc=~~tJf~;Wt.NlER SALE Bottel ~ Blacks. Dsckel'· 6~" PROFESSIONAL SAW •ss.as WI1H 7W' DELUXE SAW JIB SAW 141·8& WASHINGTON~S BIRTHDAY 117-99 110. $9.95 CARRYING CASE 1;/11 ~."DRILL DRILL 126·88 S13·99 WE'RE SHOOTIN' THE WORKS! TWO BIG DAYS MONDAY and TUESDAY FEBRUARY 21st and 22nd 2-fT, WOODEN 110.$33.95 wm COUPOI 11.11 .. .. MANY MORE VALUES Sale Continues Until • Saturday, March 19th 25 CHERRY ,PIES FREE EACH DAY S26·88 You Don't Need Cash OPEN A BILD-A·COUNT Nothing Down Pey At UHie AI $5.00 Monthly . THE POMEROY CEMENT BL-OCK CO. No purchas. neceasary, just come In end register, you need not be present to win. Driwing will be held at 4 P.M. each day 11 the Chamber of Commerc. oHice. SPONSORED BY THE ... The Department Store Of Bull~ing Since 1915 ... GALLIPOLIS RETAIL MERCHANTS ASSOC. 9-DRAWER CHEST STEPSTOOL ... ..,. Cllt ,~ .. I Phon• WY2-319J 1nd WY2-3679 ·''' !· POMER(ff J • ! . �. ·. ' ' ' '· ' ), ,. '1 " ·' • Churches are Uniting 12-The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, February 20, 11166 RED CROSS 'HOME SERVICE' Teacher Chapter Weekly Works in· 2 F•·Jelds 5 Cases Come to The Gal!Ja cotmty Red Cross ing job, and H the fund cam· ; rnessaget lo and from VIet \ Hurwitz bas pointed out chapter's servoce enou!ll> j Narn bave risen natlenally lo that veterans of any. war find 10 mililary ipaJgn could produce hlmU 1Ps average an esumated , money to have a part-time sec- ever !3t a day, aad tbe autn- i tbe Red Cross a powerful I!W rases a week. accordmg retary the county would bene· l1rr continues to lncrea!lt, ac· 'source for them or their deto t.awrence R. Hub<r, co- fit." ;curding to GaiDa county lead· pendents, or their survivors cnnlrmen of the service form- ; .~1 present military men or I m. eli! from Red Cross diligence. erty known as "horne service." .their families telephone Huber F.ach message concerllfl a , In 1964-65, Rod Cross H Rirhard Hurwit~. ch:! 1tcr at 446-06-42 or Hurwitz at 446 .i pro'hlem involving an American Iers in chapters and at ch•llrman, IS tl)~ other ,~-chair- 1129 (Hurwit< only at night) j,erviceman and his family - i ans AdministraUon offices men ol service to military ram- Hub<r estimated a secretary , death, illness, children in dif- · ed more than 80,0011 veterans or ll~l!s. Thi~ department includes could be employed ror ,1,000 a · ICttllies, or perhaps financ-1al their dependents to file sen•ices to "'"''"' and their year. Last year's Red Cross need .due to unwise budgeting for veterans benefits. Veterans familits In the Gallia county , funo drive brought in ~.400 : 'or delay in receiving allotment and their families may come clwpter. ,Jt the 1966 canvass could pro- ·chocks. Last year one out of to Red Cross for counseling in 'This is une artivlly whirh ·durt> $4.400 tht' st~cretary would every four sericemen in the 1p~rsona) problems and for rebenefits dtrectly from the an- be assured, he said. , Uniled States armed forces re- I ferral to other agencies. nual Red Cross lund drive, ! Service to military famliiPS :ceived some form of assistance 1 woteh will be eoodueted dur- in Red Cross chapters and field from the Red Cross. ing the month or March under at m1litary 1nsotlla tions, l To aef.:'Omplish the job. prot~f' ('hairmanship of .1. Sher- t:'X changing meergency inform a- , less1onal staff ls assigned to '"'" Porter. ·Iiilo 1\Ver world-wtde lines of :more than 2.000 military instal· (Continued from page 11) 'rhfl d1ap1rr· hns a t~ll:'phune , cO":nmunications, assist in thom1_l lations and hospitals In this , rnent The v g 8 t:iill of $2.1 to $:11! a_ montll for ands of problems every year. icountry and oversras. ThE'ir frequ~nt1 h ~ra ~l man:~er ,. ,rh s;•rvtre '" mtliiary lami- ; Th• United States military 1 Iin~ with service families Is Ithese adJust!~ trou ~ mak~ng ''" '" hrin?in' home from , hoildup In Viet Nam is in- 1through the 3,400 chapters, jthem at the ri:~ :::Ue rna mg \ 1t ·l :.::nn a sold i"r \vilose gra~d- [ creasiug. lbe Red ~ros!l job jwhlch a:e within reach of ev· Many farmers have • feund totl•et. or otlwr close relil tlVel <Uhstanhally. L'merg•ncy ,ery famtly. that with the resources they 1s ""m"tr til. or another sol· · - - - · · ·have available In the way of 1 1 J nvestment s 1 :.~ fl r German~ '· I .( ' Weekend Speci·als are Mark Of M0dern F00dRet ai]j"D!!. Teaching instrumental muS!c In the six schools. of Southern Local Sc~l district pl3inly Is not lhe only Interest of lhe youthful district band director Dan )Witherspoon. Witherspoon, lit his first Jear at Southern Local, hal started •• art class at Sotitbern High school in Racine .so that .pupiiJ there might have a bniader ex· ' ' .. · ' ·· ' · ' · ·, · posure to. line arta wheJl ·DOING PROJECT- .David Speacer, Linda l:arpenter and Jeff Alkire (I to r) .;. ' go on to .college. Ishown as the~ wOrk 0 11 draWings in the art clul tauC)lt b7 DaD. Witherspoon at Sou!Do The band matoterl School. . has the credentials art. H earned a double Slate College In Richmond. music and art, at East Witbet'spoon, long Interested In ..aw~ •. agret1(1 to begin the Terry. art class at Southern Local Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Elam in November of 1965 and 20 i>uBJ!-rett~ W Va., were pils, · who prior to that time end vlstlors of Jack Elam bad been spending an hour In Mrs. Jack Elam and son study hall, lnunedlately algn~ ~year..old u~ diH whose sis· capital, land, and labor, there Holzer hospital. Mrs. Jnck t<r isfrom a• ling is not sufficient opportunity to and son came home from Witherspoon Indicated he istarl'lin·ee weeks ago eight men . change the farming operations hospital on Monday. ' e<! teaching the art course to m the militarv were ""l:ed in ' so that it could provide suffic- Miss Linda Shaffer wao . an' his 20 new pupils on the eleti''1ia 1'011011'' Ill tile ht"P lent income for family living. overnight guest of Miss Jo mentary steps and bas been ::irww - tht;re 'was no public ; u In this case the choice is either Smith. steadily movmg forward. It il li.l".srortatinn Olll ol tiallopolis. BV PATSY 1.. GHSS Is the Item of high quality to go to part-time farming or Mrs. Joe Hatfield returned to surpr~~ng to, observe the proHH her S(lld. <~nd sonu• uf tht~se Ext. Agf'nt, H. Econ. or is it the quality you want1 work full-time off the land. her home Sunday after spending made, he sale. . mP'"' h11d tu n·port to PI•Sts m \\ L-eklv and weekend "spec- ' - Is the item or brand one One of the most some time with her daughter It Is the hope of Witherspoon.8 h1.1rvl;md .md North C;uohnH 1al," have become a charac- : you norm~ll~ use and are fa- things that farmers can do and family, Mrs. Ronnie Mil· wOO taught for two years in ServK't> t(• m1litnry !nmlh"s tenst1r ut modt>rn dav rood ]m hary With· analyze their situation and bourne of Columbus. Pike County, Ky., school prior 1 achiHf>d an ex h•n'>1on of re- rl't~ulmg in this country Each - emember that qu<~lity of adjustments that are needed Miss Kay Wyatt, student at to coming to Racitle, that the port ing time tde the wt>atlwr W~-'l'k most supe-rmarkets and prortucts may vary, especially to keep accurate records Nationwide Beautician School of I art field be greatly expanded broke- · ut\wnme. th~'~e men g··oc:t>ry stores feature a varie- on perishables - making eost ·and income. Assistance · Columbus was weekend visitor · at Southern Local In coming wu11 ld lll1\"t' bee11 ·1 Uav tnt(' ty of items priced at levels be- iprice comparisons difficult. avaUable throu.gb most of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. years. Witherspoon belleve.s yo Heil ltlt_ and w£'11:-m• . reports luw their regular price. Some i _ What quantity or size pac· a~ncles _as well as _the J. c. Wyatt. s~s should beoome a~quamted e•t a s1net' man or to lum . f~·om, are offered at near th{' retail- i kage 1~ on special? Don't buy swn ServiCe to s~ure farm Lmda sr.· ,ff~r, Jo Smith, With art at the Jun1or High ~" famrly m other atll\' tlies er's pu rehase priee. Stores of- !mnre than ynu can use in a count hooks that. wtll help farm- HH!ie W••..., Mark """e•, level a~d continue II Into high r r dwpte-r lrnds mom•y to frr "Spt:'rials'' to attrat'l custo- ~ reRsunable ]englh nf time Ctr ers krep these records. Records Robert Murphy, Elaine Mur- school. ~ey earn a half-credlt o! thts vohmiPer d~·parfmt>nt mt·rs and thereby incrr.ase store , r.1ore than you can properly are of no va.lue, however, _un- phy enjoyed pizza at the home the ~me. · . r~,;:. chaph'~· ]f!nds monc~'. to tr:-~Hic _ with the hope of sell- ;rna~' be lowered by extended l~ss they. are used to adjust .. h)' enjoy~i ~;J.J.l at the home Witherspoon is conduct~ the . . SH"\"Jrrml'n for tr<.tnSpOI_·tatwn ing not only '"specided" it· :slore. Quality and condition 510 " Service to secure farm ac- of Mrs. J. H M~rp!1v. Peggy, only .art class currenUy being ART WORK- Dan Witherspoon, Southern Local I• wllt·r~ rh:· guvernment v. ; 11 nflt ems but additional items too .. rna~ be lowered by extenMd ! management as needed. _;; ·mel anJ !Ja,·t,.•ra. held m any Meigs County school strumental music teacher, who dou91ea as art instructor pav tor tl. and 1he rhopler . . home storage. I on the secondary lwet He said for · 20 hlgb 1<hool students In the ,district, demonstrate. 1 In addition t~ these general HOUSTON (UPI) - OUtfielder art Is • rapidly expanq field dnwlng teehjilquea to pupils Judy King, Debbie McC!un1 1enrls money to milttar.v la mi· < ~~sum~r response to store Ire; to tale them over untrl ; pectals should be based , on con>idmtions, there 's the de· Jun Wynn led the Houston Astro I nschools throughout the COWl- alid Marvin .irnl, Wltb~rapoon (seated) Is I double major ri-Jt ·ckc; rnmr in. . srvera.l econom iC' r.ons1deratwns rision on whether to shop at m hitting last season with altry and feels its growt wlll having degrees in botJi'inusJc and art. ' This c~ap1er has a!'St~ted six Jlll'olvlng the use of .both tnnl' sPVNa! stores to take ad van1.'.,:niiSiia~viieiirag~e;..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.;co~n:;;ll;;;n;;:u•;_;;;ln~c;;;o;,;:lllllll:;;' ~y~ea;;;".;;·~...;...:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiO;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilll l fl'llliles who" house' wm tie· and mooev. ltage ol "specials." Price difII s'rfiVOO so far in 1966. 1'~f' chat)WHAT TO CO~IOER? [f!! rences aren't the whole slnry. ter ~pp"al~ for ht"lp . 1n tbe Taking advantage of "spPc· : The potential money sav ing Mr. and Mrs. William EarnTI T,lf's-S.t>nllnt·l or 1'nb11r1<:>, and i al~" <.:an. often 1e<~d 1o wl':th·' must be weighed against po~si- heart of !'.o~ <l r were :e·~"i•', o v.~r, \\JP.H. ,. .while st~vmgs . But all spec1~l s 1 ble add':'d shopping time and visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Harley ll '1 g~auf~ m ~ to know that ' ar not good dl.:'als for every :transportation cost. Shopping at John~.()n . lht Red f.ross 1s abll' to ht'lp l11mlly. Here are some of tht' ~ tW'o or more stores may in· Mrs. Ada Slack of SyJ·ac,,e!! pt"ople under the prest>nt cir- lar·tors to consider. !volve considerably more time ] was a weekend visitor of her 'ilim!-l tanrt:'~ ." Hube~ said. "1\ev- ; - Hag the price really been ·.and t~ ~ugbter, Mr. and Mrs. Harle)/ .,-thel•sa. 1~ Is a tome consum- rlowered? going · :· IE. Johnson, Tammy, Cheryl I- M;s. Chapman Is Hostess of EnoLadiesAid \V olfpen S Helen Help Us ociety Notes !I I By HelPn MAKE YOUR DREAMS COME .TRUE DURftc=~~tJf~;Wt.NlER SALE Bottel ~ Blacks. Dsckel'· 6~" PROFESSIONAL SAW •ss.as WI1H 7W' DELUXE SAW JIB SAW 141·8& WASHINGTON~S BIRTHDAY 117-99 110. $9.95 CARRYING CASE 1;/11 ~."DRILL DRILL 126·88 S13·99 WE'RE SHOOTIN' THE WORKS! TWO BIG DAYS MONDAY and TUESDAY FEBRUARY 21st and 22nd 2-fT, WOODEN 110.$33.95 wm COUPOI 11.11 .. .. MANY MORE VALUES Sale Continues Until • Saturday, March 19th 25 CHERRY ,PIES FREE EACH DAY S26·88 You Don't Need Cash OPEN A BILD-A·COUNT Nothing Down Pey At UHie AI $5.00 Monthly . THE POMEROY CEMENT BL-OCK CO. No purchas. neceasary, just come In end register, you need not be present to win. Driwing will be held at 4 P.M. each day 11 the Chamber of Commerc. oHice. SPONSORED BY THE ... The Department Store Of Bull~ing Since 1915 ... GALLIPOLIS RETAIL MERCHANTS ASSOC. 9-DRAWER CHEST STEPSTOOL ... ..,. Cllt ,~ .. I Phon• WY2-319J 1nd WY2-3679 ·''' !· POMER(ff J • ! . �,, " fl • ·~. ~· • i' 'I I .o :,{ II -~ ~ , "' ·• ,, J r ' Use at GAlf.~ • Electronic Aids '1. •• - 6itf j ~'1\1: - ~ j 10 • • I ; ~ ~ ... I Gallla Aeocley 11gb lldlool directly into the ear so that tensive drill be carried on for Currell!ly tile eleelmllc fAt using modern ele<:tronlc tea- shades .~1 travel s~unds may be more than IS to 20 mlnulell at viceo are beJng ~ !>l' ~ . me~ Itt clasBe9 in detected: They al119 make IOOJ'e a lime without interruption. Elsie LuH, cbllrmall of and Freneh: The sy- clear cOI\Son~nts tlfal, are soilie- A tape recorder transmito 1... Cnmmercial ~. stem in use Installed during the times lost, or conlused. Jl . is !sons that accompany the ciaS91MiS9 Ruth FiSke, Frenc!t ~Drat semester, is called 'Eiec· not r.,:ommended that such in·• textbook tlll'. . •• Ironies Futures, Inc., Learning • .. 41 System. and Te.-ry, o! Wol! Pen Road, ,ard Bass and family, ad~ ~ 'Ille system makes possible ~euse i • Pomeroy. lalhcr, Mr. Tburman lilarllt;~' the dictation of three different Miss Eleanor Kay SChneider Sr., who has ···"--llll'lllt\..•• iessoits simultaneously to dif· .;-;,. • • • ,.. '1111 '•*'• o! Marshall University, Hunt- at Veterans .~ 1 ferent students regardless o!, lngton, w .Va., spent the week lllrs. Ernest Mellrlde ......... .. seating arrangements. This I end with her parents Mr. aocl turned home atler , 1 wireless, transistorized JearnMrs. George Schneider. few weeks with her ' lng device will accommodate . .111 ADA SLACK Mr. John Bass. wht has com- and son· to -law, Mr. and . ' any number of students. Mr. and Mrs. Tr~ Zwilling pleted training at the Jackson Ray Williams and !lOili of ,~ COMMERCIAL STUDENTS - TbJI ~ clua at Gallia Academy 18 shown putting into use electronic Gregg speed development Iaccompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Trade School is employed by land. ', ; • .,.rnlng devices, In the first row, Ruth Jones. Joann Smith, Beverly Fisher and Beverly LeNoir. tapes which facilitate progress Ray Glaze •nd children of lhe State Highway !leparttoent Weekend guests of MiS9~'' row seated, Margaret Plantz, Blta lleda Gibson and Karen Hankins. Standing left to right are Sheri are available to students of : Pomeroy visited recently w1th in Columbus. He v.'sited here ice Norris were Sharyn , . , •. Ulanna Roberts, Cathy Senti, Dope Donna Ellis. Elaine Unroe, Jessie Johnson, Patti Ventors, Sue Drummond, shorthand. 'Ille tapes make the IMr. and Mrs. Carl Glaze and over the weekend With his par- o! Fairborn and Sherry Ill, , •., aarbara Chevalier, Wyllodene llelnJ and 1.Ynn Elliott, Mrs. Elsie Luck, instructor, at left. teacher a teacher rather than family of Columbus mts, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard of Blacksburg, Va. Tbe ~ , a stop-watch dictator. the lab Mr. and Mrs. l.arry Smith of Bass. are rtam mates al Ohio .Y,JIIi.,, e. is used thre~ays per week in[ Athens were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Troy ZwiUing versity in AtheM, ~ the shorthand classes. It ap- her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ro- spent the weekend with their Mrs. Osa Boggess. w~ 1 •1 pears to be the best solution bert Gant. son and daughter-in-Jaw. Mr. been a medical patient ,at , yet devised !or the problem of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hendrix and . Mrs. Russeli ZwiUing and Veterans Memorial Hospttiit;,-ljf~ providing for individual diller- and daughter, Barbara, Paints- fam1iy at Valiey StatiOn, Ky., turned to her home. ences. vilie, Ky. spent the week end and Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Hen- Mr. and Mrs. Dltk Hardl" In French r and n the sy- at their home here. drix and daughter, Barbara, at bave returned ·home alta' ~Jie~ick · stem is used two days a week MISs Betty Levacy, employed PamtSV!IIe, Ky. mg twt months 1n ~ ' frr about 30 minutes during the as a beauty operator in Colum- Mrs. E. S. Mills has returned Calif., visiting their SOD qj . regular class periods. The elec- bus. spent the weekend with her to her home after spending sell· daughter-in-Jaw. Mr. and .._ tronic device is a great h I parents. Mr. and Mrs. Everett era! days with her daughter and RIChard Harrt! and lamilJ'.q e P Levacy ' Tbe' 0 the J - ., 3 In teaching accurate pronuncia~ · Ison-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. 0. 0. 11" r son, ~ ....... lion and in giving vocahuiary d Mrs: :Ida ~l~ck dspent . tsha~r- Patterson at Rutland. lng wttb tile U. S. Armr, ..., grammar drills In larg 1 ay mg an un ay WI er eentl ret ed I '"~·es e c ass- daughter and son-in-law , Mr. Mr. and Mrs. James Cline . Y ~ rom u ..... ~. · . and Mrs. Harley Johnson Jr. and children of Beverly visited With his family, and is slatutoed . Ear phohes brmg the sound ,and children, Tammy, Chery her sister. Mr. and Mn. Leon.. in CalUomia. '·• :'t1l 1 syr,,. .' ·•' ·•· Society Notes . M;w $Ufl • Shop ~ernadine's ,Gi~antic - TAKING TO EARPHONES - A French class at Gallia Academy is shown using ear phones that give it. memb<!l'sil proper pronunciation !rom a transistor tape. Seated left is Miss Ruth Fiske, Instructor. Front row le!t to right are ~lanne Lewis, Mary Cleland, Sharon Atkins, Barbara Fisher and Donna Atkins. Second row - Cheryl Ri~y, Mike Melton and Aleta Fields. Third row - Brenda Stewart, Lee Caldwell, Edna Ford, Charles Baker, Mike Corbin, Dora Cormany and Linda Bostic. • • • Con~ress Warned Dairying is Unprofitable WASmNGTON !UP!)- A 35·1mrnt must act quickly because member delegation o! the Ohio ,da;ry farming Is an unpro!itFarmers Union returned home able business. Saturday alter warning Co n-1 Tbe groDP told Oblo rep,.. gr•" the Agriculture Depart· ..ntadveo and teaatora a .•.·. , HIGH PRICES GET THE HATOIET FOR WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY !ectlon of the Food and Act of 1965 be im· so the Ag~·iculliur<! l f could to keep going. shortage of dairy product• loomed Ia the not too distant future U Utile dairy farme1'11 arf" driven oat of business. 'Ille Ohioans urged that ,1 I 1 ', ' Connie , High 1nd Med. HHis ===.=···:_:'--==== ;,; , * Vol- T• 10.9S $6.22 SAVE DOLLARS MONDAY AND 'f\IESDAY FEBRUARY 21st and 22nd ON BERNADINE'S FINAL WINTER Meigs Events ' It REG. 59c REG. 98c ODD LOT Women c;LOVES HOUSE SliPPERS $5 SHOES WOMEN$ Honest UMBRILLA We Don't Hive A C•r Load of Any Of These, But, While They "-•t You C1n Buy Any Item In Thla Ad . PLASTIC FRUIT For DELUXE COAT HANGERS I'LAITIC BOYS SPORT SHIRTS 1Lot Misses HEAD WEAR LADIES BELTS ODDS ond ENDS NYLON HOSE BRAS • At Big Savings! OFP Y,OUi : ~~~~K . .: 1 · .•!' AVI(~o .uiOITiiD FISHING LUllS · 1 ··' p 0 -LI 5H · FOR $ Yf~!:CAI . ' .. I FRIE ~lt.~ PIES TO IE GIVEN AWl~l I REGISTII FOR . .. . . SEAT liLTS •, .-.: . • Wlnt• Coats I • ' • r " lAVI NOW----- •I At ... ' ' • SWIM SUITS Va[4Ju To 7.9S 57.22 .22 $4.95 Soya Long Sleeve Imported lt1lian LADIES Sport Shirts Glgallllc Savings · ,t··. ~S·• MENS JACK~=TS, >t•..;..--------Group Out TWfMuat GoNo". ..,Oven LADIES SWEATERS *= ' ="'"~···== . ·v2 •. $4.22 Mohair Sweaters s .22 ond OverThl A Cherry Plcbn Specl•l Snow Boots BETTER DRESSES VALUES TO $10.95 2.22 3.22 4.22 L~NGTH Value• to 17.95 House Slippers 57.22 $1.22 Gqod Selection Mona 3.99 to 5.95 s1.22 4:$1.11 Mon. & TuN. Only REG. $3.00 33 LADIES BETTER $1.11 BLOUSES SWEAT SHIRT· SPORT SHIRT $3.22 ond In ,..., .. , • , -.~up But Thoro Raal Goozvotuos Children's SHOES For Boys and Girls Dlocontlnuod Styles Strldo Rlto & Rod Goose Your Choice .22 V1lues Valuoslo~ .99 Val,.. To fl.99 llc COME IN AND REGISTER TWO FOR FREE CHEIRY PIES BIG DAYS TO IE GIVEN 4WAY EACH DAYI .'. ·~ ··' :>" . ,. ., I Mens BeHer Slipons and Oxfords WINTER CAPS ' \ $4.22 Men's Plain Toe WORK SHOES VALUES TO $25 s • GallipOIIa, Ohio , ' ' '< Velllfl To 9,95 l i $2· DRESS FABRICS . Work Shoes & Boots 11 LADIES DUSTERS Pluck These V•lues Now LIHio Boy's Baffer REG. $1.00 Famous Spring Knight f Your Choice SOCKS FINAL CLEARANCE 72c: Group of Womens Girls and Ladies KNEE KneeSockl A Ch•rrv Picken Wo~n'• , $12.95 ' I 22c • P•I• J Group of Mena / ,iJm~AtJiW ; 01110'1 ~~~ r~ON CIINTB8 Whila Thay Last TOPer SUITS Trench Coats . , lESURE AND ~, Final Clear1nce Ladies 6 i $1.11 I S3.22 TWO RACKS ,, Utnltttl · of Many Items tHANKS FOR SHOPPING IN GALUPOLIS .· ' . G . C. MURPHY CO . .92 Values To TEXTURED NYLON HOSE K,..High 7.95 to 9.95 I esUtrs .MINI II IOYS BOXED ·IARRINGS Small Group, ~ $1·11 OUTING FLAN 'L TUESDAY. COATS e~R COATS FLOORS HdOD.D SWEAT SHIRTS ••• eAIIWHthlr A SPI!CIAL MAT TO SET BOOTS IN TQ KE!.EP WATIR 15 MONDAY ·' .. WASH CLOTHS 2 BIG DAYS PERMA.UFT BOOT PARKERS RIG. $1.00 . Dlacontlnuecl Stylet PLASTIC THAT'S IIGHn rrs NO: UEI PURSES Group of Connie Sports & Flal• Your Choice WATIRPROOfl c BILLFOLDS Valu• To $35.00 ';,_ .BOYS SWAMP COATS CENTERPIECES SWEATERS Med, & HJgh HHII Value• To 14,95 ' Supply.Limltecl Deily We Are Perfectly WIRE RECORD RACKS $'1o'00 Ladiea Winter $5.95 Just come In ond register, no purchase necessary. 25 piM wfll be tlven •way eoch day. D-RESS-ES Boys £7';;1,0:... Purses $2.22 $3.22 Try Th111 For Siza Jacqueline and Natural Bridge Values To CHERRY PIES' * Group of lett-.· · Umlt 1 Per Cuatomer llnakfa1tCOATS -~-~ ·· * COLGATE ' Toothpaste WIND qJASERS RAtON PANTIES AND · so BIG REDUCTIONS OneGroupDreasea ValuN 00 i' To $25.00 • Monday and Tuesday- Feb. 21 and 22 SHOP BOTH STORESo-NOT ALL ITEMS AT EACH STORE ITEMS ON SALE MONDAY AND TUESDAY FREE CLEARANCE! "I"' Wonwns a.ttor STOP! SHOPI encl SAVE AT ........ .. s .22 ' .. ••"• . ' �,, " fl • ·~. ~· • i' 'I I .o :,{ II -~ ~ , "' ·• ,, J r ' Use at GAlf.~ • Electronic Aids '1. •• - 6itf j ~'1\1: - ~ j 10 • • I ; ~ ~ ... I Gallla Aeocley 11gb lldlool directly into the ear so that tensive drill be carried on for Currell!ly tile eleelmllc fAt using modern ele<:tronlc tea- shades .~1 travel s~unds may be more than IS to 20 mlnulell at viceo are beJng ~ !>l' ~ . me~ Itt clasBe9 in detected: They al119 make IOOJ'e a lime without interruption. Elsie LuH, cbllrmall of and Freneh: The sy- clear cOI\Son~nts tlfal, are soilie- A tape recorder transmito 1... Cnmmercial ~. stem in use Installed during the times lost, or conlused. Jl . is !sons that accompany the ciaS91MiS9 Ruth FiSke, Frenc!t ~Drat semester, is called 'Eiec· not r.,:ommended that such in·• textbook tlll'. . •• Ironies Futures, Inc., Learning • .. 41 System. and Te.-ry, o! Wol! Pen Road, ,ard Bass and family, ad~ ~ 'Ille system makes possible ~euse i • Pomeroy. lalhcr, Mr. Tburman lilarllt;~' the dictation of three different Miss Eleanor Kay SChneider Sr., who has ···"--llll'lllt\..•• iessoits simultaneously to dif· .;-;,. • • • ,.. '1111 '•*'• o! Marshall University, Hunt- at Veterans .~ 1 ferent students regardless o!, lngton, w .Va., spent the week lllrs. Ernest Mellrlde ......... .. seating arrangements. This I end with her parents Mr. aocl turned home atler , 1 wireless, transistorized JearnMrs. George Schneider. few weeks with her ' lng device will accommodate . .111 ADA SLACK Mr. John Bass. wht has com- and son· to -law, Mr. and . ' any number of students. Mr. and Mrs. Tr~ Zwilling pleted training at the Jackson Ray Williams and !lOili of ,~ COMMERCIAL STUDENTS - TbJI ~ clua at Gallia Academy 18 shown putting into use electronic Gregg speed development Iaccompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Trade School is employed by land. ', ; • .,.rnlng devices, In the first row, Ruth Jones. Joann Smith, Beverly Fisher and Beverly LeNoir. tapes which facilitate progress Ray Glaze •nd children of lhe State Highway !leparttoent Weekend guests of MiS9~'' row seated, Margaret Plantz, Blta lleda Gibson and Karen Hankins. Standing left to right are Sheri are available to students of : Pomeroy visited recently w1th in Columbus. He v.'sited here ice Norris were Sharyn , . , •. Ulanna Roberts, Cathy Senti, Dope Donna Ellis. Elaine Unroe, Jessie Johnson, Patti Ventors, Sue Drummond, shorthand. 'Ille tapes make the IMr. and Mrs. Carl Glaze and over the weekend With his par- o! Fairborn and Sherry Ill, , •., aarbara Chevalier, Wyllodene llelnJ and 1.Ynn Elliott, Mrs. Elsie Luck, instructor, at left. teacher a teacher rather than family of Columbus mts, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard of Blacksburg, Va. Tbe ~ , a stop-watch dictator. the lab Mr. and Mrs. l.arry Smith of Bass. are rtam mates al Ohio .Y,JIIi.,, e. is used thre~ays per week in[ Athens were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Troy ZwiUing versity in AtheM, ~ the shorthand classes. It ap- her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ro- spent the weekend with their Mrs. Osa Boggess. w~ 1 •1 pears to be the best solution bert Gant. son and daughter-in-Jaw. Mr. been a medical patient ,at , yet devised !or the problem of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hendrix and . Mrs. Russeli ZwiUing and Veterans Memorial Hospttiit;,-ljf~ providing for individual diller- and daughter, Barbara, Paints- fam1iy at Valiey StatiOn, Ky., turned to her home. ences. vilie, Ky. spent the week end and Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Hen- Mr. and Mrs. Dltk Hardl" In French r and n the sy- at their home here. drix and daughter, Barbara, at bave returned ·home alta' ~Jie~ick · stem is used two days a week MISs Betty Levacy, employed PamtSV!IIe, Ky. mg twt months 1n ~ ' frr about 30 minutes during the as a beauty operator in Colum- Mrs. E. S. Mills has returned Calif., visiting their SOD qj . regular class periods. The elec- bus. spent the weekend with her to her home after spending sell· daughter-in-Jaw. Mr. and .._ tronic device is a great h I parents. Mr. and Mrs. Everett era! days with her daughter and RIChard Harrt! and lamilJ'.q e P Levacy ' Tbe' 0 the J - ., 3 In teaching accurate pronuncia~ · Ison-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. 0. 0. 11" r son, ~ ....... lion and in giving vocahuiary d Mrs: :Ida ~l~ck dspent . tsha~r- Patterson at Rutland. lng wttb tile U. S. Armr, ..., grammar drills In larg 1 ay mg an un ay WI er eentl ret ed I '"~·es e c ass- daughter and son-in-law , Mr. Mr. and Mrs. James Cline . Y ~ rom u ..... ~. · . and Mrs. Harley Johnson Jr. and children of Beverly visited With his family, and is slatutoed . Ear phohes brmg the sound ,and children, Tammy, Chery her sister. Mr. and Mn. Leon.. in CalUomia. '·• :'t1l 1 syr,,. .' ·•' ·•· Society Notes . M;w $Ufl • Shop ~ernadine's ,Gi~antic - TAKING TO EARPHONES - A French class at Gallia Academy is shown using ear phones that give it. memb<!l'sil proper pronunciation !rom a transistor tape. Seated left is Miss Ruth Fiske, Instructor. Front row le!t to right are ~lanne Lewis, Mary Cleland, Sharon Atkins, Barbara Fisher and Donna Atkins. Second row - Cheryl Ri~y, Mike Melton and Aleta Fields. Third row - Brenda Stewart, Lee Caldwell, Edna Ford, Charles Baker, Mike Corbin, Dora Cormany and Linda Bostic. • • • Con~ress Warned Dairying is Unprofitable WASmNGTON !UP!)- A 35·1mrnt must act quickly because member delegation o! the Ohio ,da;ry farming Is an unpro!itFarmers Union returned home able business. Saturday alter warning Co n-1 Tbe groDP told Oblo rep,.. gr•" the Agriculture Depart· ..ntadveo and teaatora a .•.·. , HIGH PRICES GET THE HATOIET FOR WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY !ectlon of the Food and Act of 1965 be im· so the Ag~·iculliur<! l f could to keep going. shortage of dairy product• loomed Ia the not too distant future U Utile dairy farme1'11 arf" driven oat of business. 'Ille Ohioans urged that ,1 I 1 ', ' Connie , High 1nd Med. HHis ===.=···:_:'--==== ;,; , * Vol- T• 10.9S $6.22 SAVE DOLLARS MONDAY AND 'f\IESDAY FEBRUARY 21st and 22nd ON BERNADINE'S FINAL WINTER Meigs Events ' It REG. 59c REG. 98c ODD LOT Women c;LOVES HOUSE SliPPERS $5 SHOES WOMEN$ Honest UMBRILLA We Don't Hive A C•r Load of Any Of These, But, While They "-•t You C1n Buy Any Item In Thla Ad . PLASTIC FRUIT For DELUXE COAT HANGERS I'LAITIC BOYS SPORT SHIRTS 1Lot Misses HEAD WEAR LADIES BELTS ODDS ond ENDS NYLON HOSE BRAS • At Big Savings! OFP Y,OUi : ~~~~K . .: 1 · .•!' AVI(~o .uiOITiiD FISHING LUllS · 1 ··' p 0 -LI 5H · FOR $ Yf~!:CAI . ' .. I FRIE ~lt.~ PIES TO IE GIVEN AWl~l I REGISTII FOR . .. . . SEAT liLTS •, .-.: . • Wlnt• Coats I • ' • r " lAVI NOW----- •I At ... ' ' • SWIM SUITS Va[4Ju To 7.9S 57.22 .22 $4.95 Soya Long Sleeve Imported lt1lian LADIES Sport Shirts Glgallllc Savings · ,t··. ~S·• MENS JACK~=TS, >t•..;..--------Group Out TWfMuat GoNo". ..,Oven LADIES SWEATERS *= ' ="'"~···== . ·v2 •. $4.22 Mohair Sweaters s .22 ond OverThl A Cherry Plcbn Specl•l Snow Boots BETTER DRESSES VALUES TO $10.95 2.22 3.22 4.22 L~NGTH Value• to 17.95 House Slippers 57.22 $1.22 Gqod Selection Mona 3.99 to 5.95 s1.22 4:$1.11 Mon. & TuN. Only REG. $3.00 33 LADIES BETTER $1.11 BLOUSES SWEAT SHIRT· SPORT SHIRT $3.22 ond In ,..., .. , • , -.~up But Thoro Raal Goozvotuos Children's SHOES For Boys and Girls Dlocontlnuod Styles Strldo Rlto & Rod Goose Your Choice .22 V1lues Valuoslo~ .99 Val,.. To fl.99 llc COME IN AND REGISTER TWO FOR FREE CHEIRY PIES BIG DAYS TO IE GIVEN 4WAY EACH DAYI .'. ·~ ··' :>" . ,. ., I Mens BeHer Slipons and Oxfords WINTER CAPS ' \ $4.22 Men's Plain Toe WORK SHOES VALUES TO $25 s • GallipOIIa, Ohio , ' ' '< Velllfl To 9,95 l i $2· DRESS FABRICS . Work Shoes & Boots 11 LADIES DUSTERS Pluck These V•lues Now LIHio Boy's Baffer REG. $1.00 Famous Spring Knight f Your Choice SOCKS FINAL CLEARANCE 72c: Group of Womens Girls and Ladies KNEE KneeSockl A Ch•rrv Picken Wo~n'• , $12.95 ' I 22c • P•I• J Group of Mena / ,iJm~AtJiW ; 01110'1 ~~~ r~ON CIINTB8 Whila Thay Last TOPer SUITS Trench Coats . , lESURE AND ~, Final Clear1nce Ladies 6 i $1.11 I S3.22 TWO RACKS ,, Utnltttl · of Many Items tHANKS FOR SHOPPING IN GALUPOLIS .· ' . G . C. MURPHY CO . .92 Values To TEXTURED NYLON HOSE K,..High 7.95 to 9.95 I esUtrs .MINI II IOYS BOXED ·IARRINGS Small Group, ~ $1·11 OUTING FLAN 'L TUESDAY. COATS e~R COATS FLOORS HdOD.D SWEAT SHIRTS ••• eAIIWHthlr A SPI!CIAL MAT TO SET BOOTS IN TQ KE!.EP WATIR 15 MONDAY ·' .. WASH CLOTHS 2 BIG DAYS PERMA.UFT BOOT PARKERS RIG. $1.00 . Dlacontlnuecl Stylet PLASTIC THAT'S IIGHn rrs NO: UEI PURSES Group of Connie Sports & Flal• Your Choice WATIRPROOfl c BILLFOLDS Valu• To $35.00 ';,_ .BOYS SWAMP COATS CENTERPIECES SWEATERS Med, & HJgh HHII Value• To 14,95 ' Supply.Limltecl Deily We Are Perfectly WIRE RECORD RACKS $'1o'00 Ladiea Winter $5.95 Just come In ond register, no purchase necessary. 25 piM wfll be tlven •way eoch day. D-RESS-ES Boys £7';;1,0:... Purses $2.22 $3.22 Try Th111 For Siza Jacqueline and Natural Bridge Values To CHERRY PIES' * Group of lett-.· · Umlt 1 Per Cuatomer llnakfa1tCOATS -~-~ ·· * COLGATE ' Toothpaste WIND qJASERS RAtON PANTIES AND · so BIG REDUCTIONS OneGroupDreasea ValuN 00 i' To $25.00 • Monday and Tuesday- Feb. 21 and 22 SHOP BOTH STORESo-NOT ALL ITEMS AT EACH STORE ITEMS ON SALE MONDAY AND TUESDAY FREE CLEARANCE! "I"' Wonwns a.ttor STOP! SHOPI encl SAVE AT ........ .. s .22 ' .. ••"• . ' �·-- ..,._ ,...____ _._..._...,_--._ •·--.-"'' r·-·----·-- I 1 \ ' .) '· '· ·- - The Sunday Times-Sentlne~ Sunday, . _jp, )B~b CITT ATERWORJ(S Friday temperatures hilllld -----------....o----·-7'.1'~ 51, k>w 24. Saturday reading According to legend, the siege[ rastest - f!l'OWil\1 " • .,~_. 32 al 11 up. . ol Troy lasted 10 years. the world is the giant 5,000 sq. ft.... ,:.., Turf Builder ' Monday and Tuesday, Feb. 21 and . We Join Gallipolis Merchants in making this the biggest City..wide · Sale in the history of our city· MIDDLPEORT llremen Meigs $.f6,982JJO (;'LEAJU.NCE SALE and • • • • THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL! . MEIGS coontians escaped a · flood when the Ohio crested at 47 .5, which put water on '61 CHEVROLET IMPALA 4 DOOR V-8, automatic. Blue $895·00 CHEVROLET· OLDSMOBILE DEALER had to move. Rutland was so fortunate, wilh a flasb ~rs.~cllaniels Gallipolis, Ohio surer. Scotts Windsor Grass Seed 1,000 Sq. Ft. Sizt REGULAR $4.95 - - - - - - - . . . , . YOUR ... BURIED IN BOOKS - Carmel Murphy, Gerald Beach 1 •, . · .···" • and Penny Hall, pupils at Bradbury elementar,y, are llter- 1 PRESENTS BOOK_ Robert Morris, principal of Bradbury elementary, presents ally bl!l;led. under books and are happy about 1t. The ~oks . of the books obtained by him from a veterans organization in Beverly Hills, Calif .. to were .ol>tamed through a Beverly Htlls, Calif. awuliary officexs of the Bradbury PTA. A thousand books have already arrived a! the school and . group for use m the llradbury school. as many more are being shipped. Standing, I. to r., are Mrs. Laura Harrison. PTA presi.l dent; )Irs Joyce Leonard, aecretary; Naomi King, vice president, and Bertha Bing, trea· l Pomeroy M.ain-st, but no stores ' •41 McKn~hi-Davies Hdwe. 43 Court St. Ph. 446-1374 Injured by Car SPECIAL! SPECIAL! GROUP OF 10 ONE REG. $34.50 NOW PLYMOUTH ALL WEATHER COATS WITH LINER . 1At PRICE $9.95 $16·49 TOPCOAT Young Mtns Velour JACKETS REG. $11.95 NOW SPECU.Lt SPECIAL! Long Sleeve TABLE OF MENS AND BOYS MANY VALUES ON OUR SHOES BARGAIN TABLE SHIRTS REDUCED Y2 and MORE NORTH GALLIA HANNAN TRACE SOUTHWESTERN KYGER CREEK II9'NT PLEASANT Mens 51.49 Boys $2.98 Boys Overall Pants .. $1.49 $2.98 Boys Union Suits . . . . . 88c $4.98 Boys $J,99 DrHs Pants . . . $1.99 $4.00 Mens DrHs Shim . . . . 99c $1.99 -·· SENENCE DATE SET PT. PLEASANT - Sentenc illg date of March th was set by !he Mason Count)' Circuit Court for William Lyle Johnson, Pomeroy; Vinton Smith, Hart ford ; Jarrett Faulkner, Roane County and James Riley ntg!IS, Mason. after all entered a of guilty to indictments relltrnell against them by the Mason County grand jury on charge~ of gambling. Corabelle Russell of Meigs Counly, also indicted on the gambling charge tailed to appear in court to answer to her indictment and the court sued a capias for her arrest. PROGRESS MENS FALL GIIOUP OF FLORSHEIM SHOES 19 95-24.95, Now 14.90 and YEAR 'ROUND SUITS ALL MENS TOPCOATS NOW ........... · l OFF REGROUPED and REPRICED ALL MENS ALL-WEATHER COATS NOW ............ l OFF DRESS SLACKS 20-25% OFF lOo/o to 50o/o 19.95 5Jl 9.95 $16 JACKETS & COATS 20% to l OFF NOW $44 55.00 SS.op NOW 69.50$5 NOW I "'1·'' BOYS CASUAL PANTS !Reo. /$3.98 51tH 141o 20 R... $4.91 5 $3 · Dresses and 150 beHer dresses right from stock, val1ues formerly of 8.99 to 25.00 now on sale in four groups at: $4. •, ~6.- '• $8. .$10. Sportswear odds & Ends Blouses, Sweaten, Skirts, Slacks, hundreds of items at absolute give away prices. • Second Floor 51.00 1 DRESSES S1.00 a .. ~·~ •. ,.li -':. ARMLOAD - Joari Morris, Ida Murph~. Violet Miller I and Marlene Hall, all Bradbury PTA members, pose here with an armload of books from a veterans auxiliary organi· i zation In Beverly Hills, Calif. 'The PTA has a project fixing i one of the unnsed rooms at the Bradbury elementary a• a • library. eBANK AND OTHER FINANCING AVAILABLI Us To PURCHASE IN QUANTITY eSAVE EVEN MORE-Pick Up Your Punh111 at The LOWEST FACTORY PRICES! tl4 ACRE OF FREE PARKING BESIDES OUR STOREI Slight fM For Delivery Beyond 2,0 Miles as Two Rutland LIVING ROOM SUITE lo the DISCOUNT SELLING PRICE I Save Time- Save Money 2 Piece, 96" Sola end Chair, Latex Foam FlnHI Nylon Cover 2 h . Nylon Co,.,.., Fon fushk:a Mfg. List $379.95 UVING ROOM-Mfg. Li>: ; 14U9 ' $3,49 . 50 FREE Cherry Pies Jutl come In and register, nothing to buy THOMAS CLOTHIERS G111ipoli•, Ohio TABLES '63... FORD GALAXIE 4 DR. v.a. overdrive, rodlo, blue $CJ95·00 YOUR ... OIMOLET· ..::~: s111 SUITE SJ3S-OO - - OUR PRICE CONTINUOUS FILAMENT NYLON RUGS PlutlcTop TBIS WEEK'S SPECI.4.Lr .. . only ~. 1 r s43 PATCH WORK J PltceChrome FOR FREE erB~GnJ~Tone CHERRY PIES DINETTE • Lht Price $49.95 LOOSE YOUR PANTS HERE .• AWAY MQN. & TUESDAY O~OBILE DEALER Gallipolis, Ohio· • ' 'p CHAIR ::: 12'x 12' $69.95 REG.. PRICI REGISTER TO BE GIVfN , YOU WON1 1 Rex McCormick •• • • You Owe h To Yourself To Shop HIM Before You Buy ALL ITEMS ARE CLEARLY MARKED I' 69.50$46 .. YOU I CAN SAVE EVERYDAY OF THE YEARI 1 NOW .... ' 1, '.. M, ) "! eOur 14,000 Square Feet of Floor AREA enables California Books Given to School .,.. '• SAVE on EVERYDAY factory to You PRICES! -· i Pr. PLEASANT - Mrs. Mary VanHorn, Main Street, Point Pleasant. has accepted a post tion at the Mason County Board of Education offices where she will be a secretary under the Elementary and Secondary Ed ucation Act assisting Ralph Sayre. Mrs. VanHorn was formerly a receptionist in the office of Dr. Dan Glassman for !he pas! 14 years. She was ceeded in Dr. Glassman's omce by Mrs. Robert Kayser, Jackaon Avenue. Point Pleasant. - FURtJITURE NoNeedToPay Retail Furniture Prices-·No Need To Wait for SOCALL SALES! ' Bradbury Elementary sclwol . ed lo Bra~bury elementary· 'by Ill Meigs county has received lhe Beverly Hills Ladies AUJll-11 a busload .X text and general iary No. 713, Jewish War Vet· . reading books free ol charge ·erans of U.S.A. Abe and Henry , from Beverly Hills, California. Mark Post. Tbe books were ob<ained The program is led by Sayri I through the efforts of Robert S. Gault, cbalrman of Ihe Morris, school principal, and group's committee lor Appawill oerve as lhe first llbrariaa , Iachia's Children. . . . Morris said he was advised for the beguuung ol a student of the availability of lhe books [ library al Bradbury. The li- from R. W. Newquist, office o1 brary secUon will be housed In Appalachia in Columbus and ' a previously unused room of they were obtained in oooperlhe building. . aiion with John F. Souder, Ap. Morris said Friday 1,000 palachian Regional Commission books already have been shiP- Washingtor•. The Bradbury prin. ped postage paid and another clpal applied lor lhe books last thousand are expected. fall . The books have beeR donal- The PTA organization at · Bradbury will be in charge work on the new lihrllfY tion and is handling the books II as they are received from the post office. 6 1/2 PRICE ALL BOYS WEAR TO ............ lOFF SltH 6to 12 Yes that's Right! We WiD Place On Sale Each Day At 10 A.M. and 2 P.M., Ten Of Our Better Dresses For Only $toO. 'lllese Dresses Are Values of Up To $25. LIMIT ONE TO A CUSTOMER OTHER SUITS REDUQD TO ----EXTRA SPECIAL - - - - . : and more 3 Living Room LADIES WEAR UP TO ............ ! OFF . Save 41 4 .In Your S:1c;:ping AREA .... S1.00 DRESSES $1.00 49.95$39 9.95 $J 3 NOW NOW Mens DRESS SHIRTS NOW ...... · 35% OFF ' NOW NOW Mens DRESS HATS NOW ............ l OFF . GROUP 2 GROUP 1 MENS ~ ACCEPTS POSITION NOW REDUCED &NTIRE STOCK MENS Only AFew Left. •• · Mrs. McDaniel told State Police. investigating officers. !hat she was walking along Franklin Avenue in Belle· meade Friday morning when a car driven by Janet Riggin· botham, 25, Bellemeade, hacking from her driveway and struck Mrs. McDaniel. knoclt· lng her to the ground, then proceeding south without stopping. Mrs. Higginbotham, when apprehended later by officers, told police that if she had struck Mrs. McDaniel, she did n • t knoiV it. as she neither felt her car strike anything nor did she hear anything. Mrs. McDaniel told officers she walked to the hospital after being kn~;~~~ down by the car. No cl1 have been made, pending further investigation. STORE -WIDE CLEARANCE SALE IN Women's Winter Coats ear. $4.99 SPECIAL! SWEAT Pr. PLEASANT - Mrs. Marcus McDaniel , is listed in satisfactory at Pleasant Valley Hospital fering from minor injuries ter allegedly being struck by a $5725 S66 I �·-- ..,._ ,...____ _._..._...,_--._ •·--.-"'' r·-·----·-- I 1 \ ' .) '· '· ·- - The Sunday Times-Sentlne~ Sunday, . _jp, )B~b CITT ATERWORJ(S Friday temperatures hilllld -----------....o----·-7'.1'~ 51, k>w 24. Saturday reading According to legend, the siege[ rastest - f!l'OWil\1 " • .,~_. 32 al 11 up. . ol Troy lasted 10 years. the world is the giant 5,000 sq. ft.... ,:.., Turf Builder ' Monday and Tuesday, Feb. 21 and . We Join Gallipolis Merchants in making this the biggest City..wide · Sale in the history of our city· MIDDLPEORT llremen Meigs $.f6,982JJO (;'LEAJU.NCE SALE and • • • • THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL! . MEIGS coontians escaped a · flood when the Ohio crested at 47 .5, which put water on '61 CHEVROLET IMPALA 4 DOOR V-8, automatic. Blue $895·00 CHEVROLET· OLDSMOBILE DEALER had to move. Rutland was so fortunate, wilh a flasb ~rs.~cllaniels Gallipolis, Ohio surer. Scotts Windsor Grass Seed 1,000 Sq. Ft. Sizt REGULAR $4.95 - - - - - - - . . . , . YOUR ... BURIED IN BOOKS - Carmel Murphy, Gerald Beach 1 •, . · .···" • and Penny Hall, pupils at Bradbury elementar,y, are llter- 1 PRESENTS BOOK_ Robert Morris, principal of Bradbury elementary, presents ally bl!l;led. under books and are happy about 1t. The ~oks . of the books obtained by him from a veterans organization in Beverly Hills, Calif .. to were .ol>tamed through a Beverly Htlls, Calif. awuliary officexs of the Bradbury PTA. A thousand books have already arrived a! the school and . group for use m the llradbury school. as many more are being shipped. Standing, I. to r., are Mrs. Laura Harrison. PTA presi.l dent; )Irs Joyce Leonard, aecretary; Naomi King, vice president, and Bertha Bing, trea· l Pomeroy M.ain-st, but no stores ' •41 McKn~hi-Davies Hdwe. 43 Court St. Ph. 446-1374 Injured by Car SPECIAL! SPECIAL! GROUP OF 10 ONE REG. $34.50 NOW PLYMOUTH ALL WEATHER COATS WITH LINER . 1At PRICE $9.95 $16·49 TOPCOAT Young Mtns Velour JACKETS REG. $11.95 NOW SPECU.Lt SPECIAL! Long Sleeve TABLE OF MENS AND BOYS MANY VALUES ON OUR SHOES BARGAIN TABLE SHIRTS REDUCED Y2 and MORE NORTH GALLIA HANNAN TRACE SOUTHWESTERN KYGER CREEK II9'NT PLEASANT Mens 51.49 Boys $2.98 Boys Overall Pants .. $1.49 $2.98 Boys Union Suits . . . . . 88c $4.98 Boys $J,99 DrHs Pants . . . $1.99 $4.00 Mens DrHs Shim . . . . 99c $1.99 -·· SENENCE DATE SET PT. PLEASANT - Sentenc illg date of March th was set by !he Mason Count)' Circuit Court for William Lyle Johnson, Pomeroy; Vinton Smith, Hart ford ; Jarrett Faulkner, Roane County and James Riley ntg!IS, Mason. after all entered a of guilty to indictments relltrnell against them by the Mason County grand jury on charge~ of gambling. Corabelle Russell of Meigs Counly, also indicted on the gambling charge tailed to appear in court to answer to her indictment and the court sued a capias for her arrest. PROGRESS MENS FALL GIIOUP OF FLORSHEIM SHOES 19 95-24.95, Now 14.90 and YEAR 'ROUND SUITS ALL MENS TOPCOATS NOW ........... · l OFF REGROUPED and REPRICED ALL MENS ALL-WEATHER COATS NOW ............ l OFF DRESS SLACKS 20-25% OFF lOo/o to 50o/o 19.95 5Jl 9.95 $16 JACKETS & COATS 20% to l OFF NOW $44 55.00 SS.op NOW 69.50$5 NOW I "'1·'' BOYS CASUAL PANTS !Reo. /$3.98 51tH 141o 20 R... $4.91 5 $3 · Dresses and 150 beHer dresses right from stock, val1ues formerly of 8.99 to 25.00 now on sale in four groups at: $4. •, ~6.- '• $8. .$10. Sportswear odds & Ends Blouses, Sweaten, Skirts, Slacks, hundreds of items at absolute give away prices. • Second Floor 51.00 1 DRESSES S1.00 a .. ~·~ •. ,.li -':. ARMLOAD - Joari Morris, Ida Murph~. Violet Miller I and Marlene Hall, all Bradbury PTA members, pose here with an armload of books from a veterans auxiliary organi· i zation In Beverly Hills, Calif. 'The PTA has a project fixing i one of the unnsed rooms at the Bradbury elementary a• a • library. eBANK AND OTHER FINANCING AVAILABLI Us To PURCHASE IN QUANTITY eSAVE EVEN MORE-Pick Up Your Punh111 at The LOWEST FACTORY PRICES! tl4 ACRE OF FREE PARKING BESIDES OUR STOREI Slight fM For Delivery Beyond 2,0 Miles as Two Rutland LIVING ROOM SUITE lo the DISCOUNT SELLING PRICE I Save Time- Save Money 2 Piece, 96" Sola end Chair, Latex Foam FlnHI Nylon Cover 2 h . Nylon Co,.,.., Fon fushk:a Mfg. List $379.95 UVING ROOM-Mfg. Li>: ; 14U9 ' $3,49 . 50 FREE Cherry Pies Jutl come In and register, nothing to buy THOMAS CLOTHIERS G111ipoli•, Ohio TABLES '63... FORD GALAXIE 4 DR. v.a. overdrive, rodlo, blue $CJ95·00 YOUR ... OIMOLET· ..::~: s111 SUITE SJ3S-OO - - OUR PRICE CONTINUOUS FILAMENT NYLON RUGS PlutlcTop TBIS WEEK'S SPECI.4.Lr .. . only ~. 1 r s43 PATCH WORK J PltceChrome FOR FREE erB~GnJ~Tone CHERRY PIES DINETTE • Lht Price $49.95 LOOSE YOUR PANTS HERE .• AWAY MQN. & TUESDAY O~OBILE DEALER Gallipolis, Ohio· • ' 'p CHAIR ::: 12'x 12' $69.95 REG.. PRICI REGISTER TO BE GIVfN , YOU WON1 1 Rex McCormick •• • • You Owe h To Yourself To Shop HIM Before You Buy ALL ITEMS ARE CLEARLY MARKED I' 69.50$46 .. YOU I CAN SAVE EVERYDAY OF THE YEARI 1 NOW .... ' 1, '.. M, ) "! eOur 14,000 Square Feet of Floor AREA enables California Books Given to School .,.. '• SAVE on EVERYDAY factory to You PRICES! -· i Pr. PLEASANT - Mrs. Mary VanHorn, Main Street, Point Pleasant. has accepted a post tion at the Mason County Board of Education offices where she will be a secretary under the Elementary and Secondary Ed ucation Act assisting Ralph Sayre. Mrs. VanHorn was formerly a receptionist in the office of Dr. Dan Glassman for !he pas! 14 years. She was ceeded in Dr. Glassman's omce by Mrs. Robert Kayser, Jackaon Avenue. Point Pleasant. - FURtJITURE NoNeedToPay Retail Furniture Prices-·No Need To Wait for SOCALL SALES! ' Bradbury Elementary sclwol . ed lo Bra~bury elementary· 'by Ill Meigs county has received lhe Beverly Hills Ladies AUJll-11 a busload .X text and general iary No. 713, Jewish War Vet· . reading books free ol charge ·erans of U.S.A. Abe and Henry , from Beverly Hills, California. Mark Post. Tbe books were ob<ained The program is led by Sayri I through the efforts of Robert S. Gault, cbalrman of Ihe Morris, school principal, and group's committee lor Appawill oerve as lhe first llbrariaa , Iachia's Children. . . . Morris said he was advised for the beguuung ol a student of the availability of lhe books [ library al Bradbury. The li- from R. W. Newquist, office o1 brary secUon will be housed In Appalachia in Columbus and ' a previously unused room of they were obtained in oooperlhe building. . aiion with John F. Souder, Ap. Morris said Friday 1,000 palachian Regional Commission books already have been shiP- Washingtor•. The Bradbury prin. ped postage paid and another clpal applied lor lhe books last thousand are expected. fall . The books have beeR donal- The PTA organization at · Bradbury will be in charge work on the new lihrllfY tion and is handling the books II as they are received from the post office. 6 1/2 PRICE ALL BOYS WEAR TO ............ lOFF SltH 6to 12 Yes that's Right! We WiD Place On Sale Each Day At 10 A.M. and 2 P.M., Ten Of Our Better Dresses For Only $toO. 'lllese Dresses Are Values of Up To $25. LIMIT ONE TO A CUSTOMER OTHER SUITS REDUQD TO ----EXTRA SPECIAL - - - - . : and more 3 Living Room LADIES WEAR UP TO ............ ! OFF . Save 41 4 .In Your S:1c;:ping AREA .... S1.00 DRESSES $1.00 49.95$39 9.95 $J 3 NOW NOW Mens DRESS SHIRTS NOW ...... · 35% OFF ' NOW NOW Mens DRESS HATS NOW ............ l OFF . GROUP 2 GROUP 1 MENS ~ ACCEPTS POSITION NOW REDUCED &NTIRE STOCK MENS Only AFew Left. •• · Mrs. McDaniel told State Police. investigating officers. !hat she was walking along Franklin Avenue in Belle· meade Friday morning when a car driven by Janet Riggin· botham, 25, Bellemeade, hacking from her driveway and struck Mrs. McDaniel. knoclt· lng her to the ground, then proceeding south without stopping. Mrs. Higginbotham, when apprehended later by officers, told police that if she had struck Mrs. McDaniel, she did n • t knoiV it. as she neither felt her car strike anything nor did she hear anything. Mrs. McDaniel told officers she walked to the hospital after being kn~;~~~ down by the car. No cl1 have been made, pending further investigation. STORE -WIDE CLEARANCE SALE IN Women's Winter Coats ear. $4.99 SPECIAL! SWEAT Pr. PLEASANT - Mrs. Marcus McDaniel , is listed in satisfactory at Pleasant Valley Hospital fering from minor injuries ter allegedly being struck by a $5725 S66 I �,, ' . ~\ ' ·' ·' Datel·ine: DON'T MISS (T! Gallia R M 0 IY HOIART WILSON JR. v ' !i ' ~ JOur~al.:_ REG. . LIST!RINE ANliS'EPTIC .,~ ROMilAR. C.F. MULTIPLE VITAMINS CHEWABLE 25 TABLET$ FOR COUGHS tnd COLDS . 3 oz. REG, $1.59 By George It's REG. $1.00 • A u... Kills Germs by Millions On Coritac;t. • • He _ _ • • Hydrogen Peroxide For Cuts and Abrasions • JACK HUDSON, manager of Carl's Shoe Store in GaJ!Ipolls, uncovered a 38-year-old Columbus Citizen while remodeling his store last week. It was dated Mon· . day, January 23, 1928. It reported automobile produc. !ton In ~he Unite~ Sl!!tes wu at its lowest point in eight 1 years. Cmcinnati 1 unbeaten !learcata were leadinl the Buckeye AA cage race, and Purdue was the only un- , beaten hardwood team in the Big 10. Dr. Rafael Ortiz, 1 l. ui!Q secretary of stated, opposed the Monroe Doctrine ~ ani'!.H2:> used automobiles were on sale in Columbu~ . . . lur' • 300. ~ 8 OZ. SIZE REG. 29c ........ .~~)liN Burlile, a member of Coach John Wickline's . BILL 4 OZ. SIZE 1 ,REGlnaJ jW.• ·· .·· · · · ·· . .,.. . . ,., J9,1:P""' Rio Grande High school basketball team, to I d PAY YOUR TELEPHONE .,., HER·fl.., " i ' a nm_J-Ir-ague game 28 years ago. About a month JIO. / 1 L>ali'ltne published Wickline's complete coachiDI record, / I I'"' the 1!!:17-38 campaign was IDcomplete. Record• show ii"' """ 5 and lost 6 during Wickline's first year. That i ~. J10w .~·hanJ::~·d to 6·6. Rurlile said a last-second shot by S11Jil. \·\ mt e r~ heat Ha1mlen in an overtime battle. Wlct~ lllle s ('oadHuJ ff't'ord to date 1hould re1d 808 wint 174 Ut>rt'ats. • • • ' H'CA NK IUIJ , nwnl! a 1!>7 - .\' t"<~r -old onf'·half cent piece. l· le :lh~\oH~d the \·mn. well presened, to .Uateline on Abrl~ baf Lnw11l11 'i hrrthd:l.l f'('IJ. 12. • • • ~HiS. IIEI.E:'>i BLfl<•liER, Madison Ave., Gallipolis, <·anH:~. ~l' ross an old l"11 i.. n S1'lioul pi ~ · l u r e last . . . ld~?-ntJJ K at lou ~hCJ~t::h . week, No Must have IJeen tak~n somewhere brl\ret"n 1900 anrt 1917, ... ;:nn: \'T\ HARS Ar.u. from the files of the Daily Tn G~Hlf' anfl W(•l.'k!y GaiHa 'l'im~t~~ . . , Alan N. Jordan, 70...llo•H.I tiJntrul lea~,.r. su <'rumbs in Portsmouth . , • 1 Laufp e Lovett appomlii Hed Cross chiefs ... Pomeroy tltum~ ' . Hint• llnil• 4l!~7 behind Bill Lehew's 17 points : • ·. . I. t .. .\'lt>_l t•rs hu.\ s U. W. Rfl>ese property , . , Cadmus tl."lJIS ~·f p ~·rNvi_llP 21-1-27 to t·apture 23rd annual GaiUa I ( u•mf ~· ( la .~s 8 b;ukdball to11rnament . . . Wayne Evans, J_"lfl lln~·a nl . Rio• tirande, Bill Pegg, Vinton. Emmett { arr:r. < ldmu• •nd Joe l~wla, Mereerville, named tu AI If' ,nunt y basketball squad. ' ·----'~·-"' ~_, __________ BLONDE L 5 Clairol'a "Summer Blonde" 'm!lk- I lla~ pen so eaallf, So If JOU're 1 llloDde-ltll a blonde. The $2.00 Sire Now ASpecltl- .2B G.W. SPEOAL! SYLVANIA FLASHBULBS BLUE DOT "25" SAME AS NO.5 REG. $1.10 ' ' doz. ···· ' CREST TOOTH PASTE •·~•S REG. ·95c_ c CENTURY VAPORIZERHUMIDIFIER REG. $6.95_ REG. 95c_ s .22 CONTAC Cold Capsule~ FLASHBULBS NO. 5 AU Dey, All Night Relief. . • FOR G;W. DAYS' REG. $1.80 ••• • '. ~ ·<. 89~ r, \ doz. GENERAL ELECTRIC NEW FLASHBULBS M-2 REG.$1.56 . -- UP TO READY-MADE DRAPlS CLOSE.OUT PRICES ' On Picture Window Sizes. $1.5P- ., .. CORICIDIN .. . · ·~ COLD ,TABLETS IOTTii OP 100's REG. $3.98 For 1 '· Georg... Dty_ LAMPS BEDROOM SUITES & ODD PIECES eWHITE eWALNUT eMAPLE eOAK eCHIRRY eCHARCOAL ... ',., ,. No LatrAways, No ' Relurnr, AU Sales · fi!IGI On T h e U . · Dnlpf!! ePECAN '... " ....JII · '71'x63 """""' 7h90 100x63 100190 ... 150 x63 150 X 90 I FLOOR I TABLE IP9J.·1~ I DESK I TREE DINETTE SETS eREDUCED 7 p(:. SETS elARLY AMERICAN .0.2' ·.~ LIVING ROOM SUITES Smoll Silt COUCH & CHAIR $139·95 RIG. $179.95 Tobie, 6 Chairs, Ch...,;. Rod, Yellow & Gr..n REG. ' $99.95 NOW Stonard 3 Cushion S]9·95 ·;· COUCH &. CHAIR . NOW . ;' • L~ COUCH & 2CHAIRS S]9·95 NOW 9 PC. SETS 4 CUSHION COUCH Olive Gr..n or Brown Sim 42x60x72 Chromo or Bronutono RI!G. $139.95 SPECIAL' REG. $2:19.95 $199·" NOW S119 95 3 CUSHION COUCH With Arm Cops Olivo Gr- or lrown 5 PC. SETS TABLE & 4 CHAIRt •. ,. $49' 95 s $159'95 110. SitUS NOw ."'::";. ..,.., . e MODERN 2 PIECE SUinS A ..:_ lrown, turquoiso, beige REG. $239.95 NOW i R E M A L With Arm Capo TABLE & 8 CHAlRS Largo Solocllool Colon ond Styl" $149·95 RIG. $199.95 • 0 V' Smoll Silo In Bronaotone ll'llllztio!IO REG. $59.95 SPICIAL $159·95 RIG. $1".95 TABLE & 6 CHAIRS SPECIAL ~ E $199·95 r e TRADITIONAL -,~.. '· ·.... '1. •• Many Styles and Colon All At e Reduced Sale Prices B L E •• Large Pictures I $~;~9s$14·88 Sale Others Priced AccordintiY :s A v I N -:~ ·s •R '.5- I 0 . eTABLES eCHAIRS eHUTCHES In Mlplo, Wolnut, Mahogany Cherry, Pecan L . . . . . E •• M n:"f •·. t DINING ROOM REGULAR PRICE G 'I NEW READY· TO EXPANDI TWO SECTIONS WAREHOUSE HAS TO GOI A • HIDEMA-BEDS All Niter, Automatic Shut-off FAMILY SIZE S. GETTif~~ eASH .. OPEN • • v A VISIT OUR C1.A1R0L 1 IJ,Icltue recently that Rio Grande defeated Hamden in I A s L E ~ . ·, TERMS E M 0 Sincerely ~oura, J. Sherman Porter ; APPROXIMATELY 10 weeks from today, some 33 !¥jlo countres, mostly thole along the river, will switch ttl'ltlayllght Savlnco Time. We've been told county comi "'ii•ionen ore powerless to change the clocks. How then, ; tel.,me, do other Buckeye counties chan~ the~rs? There m~be a way\ • ARRIVED,· NOW BAD WEA7fi.ER DELAYED CON· ADDITION OF '. ., EVERY MONDAY NIGHT 'TIL 9 R REG. newspap~r. · · ' 65c___;,__ YOUR CHOICE _ __ CHOCKS I !. , , CREDIT s ! r readable NEW MERCHANDISE JUST AT · SPECIAL PRICES, THE and HIGH WATER HAS STRUCTION OF OUR NEW SHOWROOMS. A AVAILABLE L It Is a oplendid pubUcaUon, lull of uews, containinl eeveral well·wrltten Ulut. t rated feature atorleo, and lt'• a bll paper. . ·'" . 2-Ita early publication hour Sattmlay ; mgl!l " not good. I would lib to su11ut lhlt your crew hal(* 'fimos-Sentinol honra ol 8:00 p.m. Saturday to 1:00 i a.~'. Sunday and let the Sunday paper be truly up to date ! w1th news. 1 It's po"ible IOQII of your news force and mecbani. cal staff will look upon this suggestion with loathing and denswn. because of their long accustomed practice of 1 having Saturday nights off. On the other hand, if they •·•II look al the fact of having all day Saturday off, the Hi la ma~' not be so repugnant to them. i · Tlte advantaae iB the people's - they can read in · lheir homelown newapaper the details of basketball games. trarrtr accldenta, and other general news on Sunday mornmgs for which they have had to wait until Monday alternuun throughout the long history of Galllpolia journalism. With a l :OO a.m. Sunday preu Ume the Timeo-Sentinel can have news logistically impossible for out-of.town newspapers. Th1s suggestion ~omes from one who worked for years at night, ond I can tell you the work is rewardina. Regardless of the tuccess of this offering, let me · repeat that even as it Is the Times-Sentinel is a good, , E TWO weoto aao, Dateline IDvlted "readers com· i mrnls .. ln Jetter form, concll'lllal tha new Sunday Timet. , , , Sentinel. Here 11 one ol the letters: February 16, 1985 Dear Dateline: Your invitation to comment on the new , 'l'lmes-Sentinel lo being aceepled by one f , who once warted on the lint half of this I . RCA ' ALL STYLES • Early Americon eModern • Triditionol eltalian • Provincial and Many More STEREOS ,. BIG ~·;,. large Selection Of REDUCTION on ~RCA ;. '. DESKS and BOOK CASES ()pan Monday 1il9 p NOW REDUCED TOO MANY ITEMS TO LIST I COMI LOOKI I . Jl~i: . ·~ ~·· SEUCY.t·· .· ,1 •.1.,,~ • ''"'J'"...i ; R ., ;.-.1 .. E ,t;, "!~ ! o\J]o I I �,, ' . ~\ ' ·' ·' Datel·ine: DON'T MISS (T! Gallia R M 0 IY HOIART WILSON JR. v ' !i ' ~ JOur~al.:_ REG. . LIST!RINE ANliS'EPTIC .,~ ROMilAR. C.F. MULTIPLE VITAMINS CHEWABLE 25 TABLET$ FOR COUGHS tnd COLDS . 3 oz. REG, $1.59 By George It's REG. $1.00 • A u... Kills Germs by Millions On Coritac;t. • • He _ _ • • Hydrogen Peroxide For Cuts and Abrasions • JACK HUDSON, manager of Carl's Shoe Store in GaJ!Ipolls, uncovered a 38-year-old Columbus Citizen while remodeling his store last week. It was dated Mon· . day, January 23, 1928. It reported automobile produc. !ton In ~he Unite~ Sl!!tes wu at its lowest point in eight 1 years. Cmcinnati 1 unbeaten !learcata were leadinl the Buckeye AA cage race, and Purdue was the only un- , beaten hardwood team in the Big 10. Dr. Rafael Ortiz, 1 l. ui!Q secretary of stated, opposed the Monroe Doctrine ~ ani'!.H2:> used automobiles were on sale in Columbu~ . . . lur' • 300. ~ 8 OZ. SIZE REG. 29c ........ .~~)liN Burlile, a member of Coach John Wickline's . BILL 4 OZ. SIZE 1 ,REGlnaJ jW.• ·· .·· · · · ·· . .,.. . . ,., J9,1:P""' Rio Grande High school basketball team, to I d PAY YOUR TELEPHONE .,., HER·fl.., " i ' a nm_J-Ir-ague game 28 years ago. About a month JIO. / 1 L>ali'ltne published Wickline's complete coachiDI record, / I I'"' the 1!!:17-38 campaign was IDcomplete. Record• show ii"' """ 5 and lost 6 during Wickline's first year. That i ~. J10w .~·hanJ::~·d to 6·6. Rurlile said a last-second shot by S11Jil. \·\ mt e r~ heat Ha1mlen in an overtime battle. Wlct~ lllle s ('oadHuJ ff't'ord to date 1hould re1d 808 wint 174 Ut>rt'ats. • • • ' H'CA NK IUIJ , nwnl! a 1!>7 - .\' t"<~r -old onf'·half cent piece. l· le :lh~\oH~d the \·mn. well presened, to .Uateline on Abrl~ baf Lnw11l11 'i hrrthd:l.l f'('IJ. 12. • • • ~HiS. IIEI.E:'>i BLfl<•liER, Madison Ave., Gallipolis, <·anH:~. ~l' ross an old l"11 i.. n S1'lioul pi ~ · l u r e last . . . ld~?-ntJJ K at lou ~hCJ~t::h . week, No Must have IJeen tak~n somewhere brl\ret"n 1900 anrt 1917, ... ;:nn: \'T\ HARS Ar.u. from the files of the Daily Tn G~Hlf' anfl W(•l.'k!y GaiHa 'l'im~t~~ . . , Alan N. Jordan, 70...llo•H.I tiJntrul lea~,.r. su <'rumbs in Portsmouth . , • 1 Laufp e Lovett appomlii Hed Cross chiefs ... Pomeroy tltum~ ' . Hint• llnil• 4l!~7 behind Bill Lehew's 17 points : • ·. . I. t .. .\'lt>_l t•rs hu.\ s U. W. Rfl>ese property , . , Cadmus tl."lJIS ~·f p ~·rNvi_llP 21-1-27 to t·apture 23rd annual GaiUa I ( u•mf ~· ( la .~s 8 b;ukdball to11rnament . . . Wayne Evans, J_"lfl lln~·a nl . Rio• tirande, Bill Pegg, Vinton. Emmett { arr:r. < ldmu• •nd Joe l~wla, Mereerville, named tu AI If' ,nunt y basketball squad. ' ·----'~·-"' ~_, __________ BLONDE L 5 Clairol'a "Summer Blonde" 'm!lk- I lla~ pen so eaallf, So If JOU're 1 llloDde-ltll a blonde. The $2.00 Sire Now ASpecltl- .2B G.W. SPEOAL! SYLVANIA FLASHBULBS BLUE DOT "25" SAME AS NO.5 REG. $1.10 ' ' doz. ···· ' CREST TOOTH PASTE •·~•S REG. ·95c_ c CENTURY VAPORIZERHUMIDIFIER REG. $6.95_ REG. 95c_ s .22 CONTAC Cold Capsule~ FLASHBULBS NO. 5 AU Dey, All Night Relief. . • FOR G;W. DAYS' REG. $1.80 ••• • '. ~ ·<. 89~ r, \ doz. GENERAL ELECTRIC NEW FLASHBULBS M-2 REG.$1.56 . -- UP TO READY-MADE DRAPlS CLOSE.OUT PRICES ' On Picture Window Sizes. $1.5P- ., .. CORICIDIN .. . · ·~ COLD ,TABLETS IOTTii OP 100's REG. $3.98 For 1 '· Georg... Dty_ LAMPS BEDROOM SUITES & ODD PIECES eWHITE eWALNUT eMAPLE eOAK eCHIRRY eCHARCOAL ... ',., ,. No LatrAways, No ' Relurnr, AU Sales · fi!IGI On T h e U . · Dnlpf!! ePECAN '... " ....JII · '71'x63 """""' 7h90 100x63 100190 ... 150 x63 150 X 90 I FLOOR I TABLE IP9J.·1~ I DESK I TREE DINETTE SETS eREDUCED 7 p(:. SETS elARLY AMERICAN .0.2' ·.~ LIVING ROOM SUITES Smoll Silt COUCH & CHAIR $139·95 RIG. $179.95 Tobie, 6 Chairs, Ch...,;. Rod, Yellow & Gr..n REG. ' $99.95 NOW Stonard 3 Cushion S]9·95 ·;· COUCH &. CHAIR . NOW . ;' • L~ COUCH & 2CHAIRS S]9·95 NOW 9 PC. SETS 4 CUSHION COUCH Olive Gr..n or Brown Sim 42x60x72 Chromo or Bronutono RI!G. $139.95 SPECIAL' REG. $2:19.95 $199·" NOW S119 95 3 CUSHION COUCH With Arm Cops Olivo Gr- or lrown 5 PC. SETS TABLE & 4 CHAIRt •. ,. $49' 95 s $159'95 110. SitUS NOw ."'::";. ..,.., . e MODERN 2 PIECE SUinS A ..:_ lrown, turquoiso, beige REG. $239.95 NOW i R E M A L With Arm Capo TABLE & 8 CHAlRS Largo Solocllool Colon ond Styl" $149·95 RIG. $199.95 • 0 V' Smoll Silo In Bronaotone ll'llllztio!IO REG. $59.95 SPICIAL $159·95 RIG. $1".95 TABLE & 6 CHAIRS SPECIAL ~ E $199·95 r e TRADITIONAL -,~.. '· ·.... '1. •• Many Styles and Colon All At e Reduced Sale Prices B L E •• Large Pictures I $~;~9s$14·88 Sale Others Priced AccordintiY :s A v I N -:~ ·s •R '.5- I 0 . eTABLES eCHAIRS eHUTCHES In Mlplo, Wolnut, Mahogany Cherry, Pecan L . . . . . E •• M n:"f •·. t DINING ROOM REGULAR PRICE G 'I NEW READY· TO EXPANDI TWO SECTIONS WAREHOUSE HAS TO GOI A • HIDEMA-BEDS All Niter, Automatic Shut-off FAMILY SIZE S. GETTif~~ eASH .. OPEN • • v A VISIT OUR C1.A1R0L 1 IJ,Icltue recently that Rio Grande defeated Hamden in I A s L E ~ . ·, TERMS E M 0 Sincerely ~oura, J. Sherman Porter ; APPROXIMATELY 10 weeks from today, some 33 !¥jlo countres, mostly thole along the river, will switch ttl'ltlayllght Savlnco Time. We've been told county comi "'ii•ionen ore powerless to change the clocks. How then, ; tel.,me, do other Buckeye counties chan~ the~rs? There m~be a way\ • ARRIVED,· NOW BAD WEA7fi.ER DELAYED CON· ADDITION OF '. ., EVERY MONDAY NIGHT 'TIL 9 R REG. newspap~r. · · ' 65c___;,__ YOUR CHOICE _ __ CHOCKS I !. , , CREDIT s ! r readable NEW MERCHANDISE JUST AT · SPECIAL PRICES, THE and HIGH WATER HAS STRUCTION OF OUR NEW SHOWROOMS. A AVAILABLE L It Is a oplendid pubUcaUon, lull of uews, containinl eeveral well·wrltten Ulut. t rated feature atorleo, and lt'• a bll paper. . ·'" . 2-Ita early publication hour Sattmlay ; mgl!l " not good. I would lib to su11ut lhlt your crew hal(* 'fimos-Sentinol honra ol 8:00 p.m. Saturday to 1:00 i a.~'. Sunday and let the Sunday paper be truly up to date ! w1th news. 1 It's po"ible IOQII of your news force and mecbani. cal staff will look upon this suggestion with loathing and denswn. because of their long accustomed practice of 1 having Saturday nights off. On the other hand, if they •·•II look al the fact of having all day Saturday off, the Hi la ma~' not be so repugnant to them. i · Tlte advantaae iB the people's - they can read in · lheir homelown newapaper the details of basketball games. trarrtr accldenta, and other general news on Sunday mornmgs for which they have had to wait until Monday alternuun throughout the long history of Galllpolia journalism. With a l :OO a.m. Sunday preu Ume the Timeo-Sentinel can have news logistically impossible for out-of.town newspapers. Th1s suggestion ~omes from one who worked for years at night, ond I can tell you the work is rewardina. Regardless of the tuccess of this offering, let me · repeat that even as it Is the Times-Sentinel is a good, , E TWO weoto aao, Dateline IDvlted "readers com· i mrnls .. ln Jetter form, concll'lllal tha new Sunday Timet. , , , Sentinel. Here 11 one ol the letters: February 16, 1985 Dear Dateline: Your invitation to comment on the new , 'l'lmes-Sentinel lo being aceepled by one f , who once warted on the lint half of this I . RCA ' ALL STYLES • Early Americon eModern • Triditionol eltalian • Provincial and Many More STEREOS ,. BIG ~·;,. large Selection Of REDUCTION on ~RCA ;. '. DESKS and BOOK CASES ()pan Monday 1il9 p NOW REDUCED TOO MANY ITEMS TO LIST I COMI LOOKI I . Jl~i: . ·~ ~·· SEUCY.t·· .· ,1 •.1.,,~ • ''"'J'"...i ; R ., ;.-.1 .. E ,t;, "!~ ! o\J]o I I �,...... . -.....' . . ,. ~ ' ........ . . --... -.. . .. -········. -~ . ---- . . - ' ·- · --··.-.11·"-""". . . . . . ..- -.. . . ~ A.O.O_._ ..... ' .. . .. . ... . . . . , ., ·~ •• . . . . . . . . . . .. .... ... . . . . .. . _. . , , , • . , . .. I ' ,, ... t. '"'""" " e. ...,.. ' ,. . Captain Blalr bad ... II other steamboat dlsasitn. Be was blown liP en the ~t Week'SROundUp. ' .IIIT"I"WII• u~tl Mr. and Mrs. Roger Young RlohardtOft Rl• Qraftde, 18ft.. t:n p • Dray, Bt, I, Gali1POilto m.,atHolllrHeQUal. · • ! etHollerlloapiUJ. Prldly -Rt. ""· and Mn. 1 McOuln, Tuddey Ollltpolie. - Mr and Mn Charlu rnt1Dr••· a, CrowD CltJ, JlUIIeU n, daulbtei-. :..ao L l 1 •• _..m at HOller iloJpl\ll. 10 m.. at Holler HOipllal. . - Kr. and Hn. CbarlN a 1 WttlftNity-Mr. aDd Shaf· . " ' . ~· TwQ diiY!I alter the expJo. visited recenUy with Mr. BY DICE TIIOMAS rtver bank. Fragments of corpo round Inward tile • (lllol bouse one I'd rather ·risk II Wllb'•than slon and ll!tklnl''o! the Sam Mrs. Homer Bailey and 011 the beets of the steamer ses mingled with a cloud and Iwhere plio~ · Bowles wes at the them. This .11 my tlllnl acc!deht, Bruwn, f~ tupecton Wllo Carletoa Sunday School and Mrs. Wayne Beal and IamKtnawha· sinkil!B, another tow- wooden wrec:kage !hat was cast' .wheel. AS the . ~!lot turned to and Y911 c~? say, l'U never be uam Clark and Charles 'lbo"!:' disaster rOused the inter- high into the air. 'obey the caplalp'S 'last order- ln. another; (At thJ} Ime, pilot as stl\1'\0d an tnyeaUgaUon. The an attendance of 36 Sunday. ~ ily. ol Tri-County residents just Two minutes later the . the etploslon c1111el , · tam Blair 8 deai!)· l Ad· Shi!pberd, special reptfll!llo Wd~P ...-vices followed wUh , Mr. , and Mrs. Charles King 50 years bgo this month when ' i boat, a total wreck, bad The next thltlg' tbe ' pllot saw Bowles did not lmol!.•ol CaP. probe was . ,beaded ,by Judp Clyde Hinton. and Mr. and Mrs. John the Combine's towboat Sam ·tled to the bottom of lhe the body of"C'aplaln Blair tain Blair'& death). d Shepherd, special :represet~o Norman Wood, who under- visited Sunday afternoon Brown was blown to pieces at j The explo&ion rattled · engulfed ln a cloud A. H. Wells, 50i Gallipolis, taUye olthe )Vest Vtrclnla SerHuntington, W. Va. in every part of smoke and wreckage. A 1111>' a barge tendel' W48 saved by vice Com-lOa. ·. . · Every officer on. the boat The Reel of wooden barge& later, the pilOt; hlmsell. a mattreSS. Welt& ..ld he .... Fllnal· repOrt ol olaklns but one was killed "'! the explo- not sink. There was a 1'118b Cfaig w~ hurl- gelling ready to go to sleep listed 10 dead or missing and s10n. Twelve were listed either people from Huntington to down thrOiiglt·: tbe same when the explosion came. (He 22 . survivors. The tos bot!k of missing or killed Ia the Initial , scene of the wreck. · .· . had Just ·eome off watch, and the sam BrowD was found '101 report. . rlvermen not fatally ''The nat I knew,• the pllot rlvermen usually hit the . sack lar trom where lha .payroll ret> The mlssmg included: Call' w hurried to hospitals as be Jay swatcbed In as soon as they're off duty). ord was fouad. AD i4 deck· taln C. L. Blair, Engineers Sam ~lngton. bandages on his lJunUngton boa- Wells . said he ..,w_ at once hands frcm Middleport end Pt. Bowy.er and Perry Wilson, all Those who escaped cot, "I &aw a hole of dliY· li'.al the BroWil was doomed Pleasant escaped. :~of::Pt~ttsb~urgh, Pa.: Stewart fought their way through as the boat kind of set- and then he went down in the The Sam Browa was rebuilt Hy;rer. Pt. Ple~sant; debris and swam ashore tied. Me and Jimmy worked wreck. The nell thing he re- at Elizabeth, Pa., ln 111!3 b!' Reg. $1.00 Zinder, Cincmnatl. were picked up ID yawls. through the wreckage membered was fighting for bl• w. H. Brown a: Son. She wao chamberma:d. on her f~rst tnp. was the greatest steamboat they picked us up In a Ufe . Ill the river 100 yards 177 feet long, 39 !eet wide and E. H. R~binsen and William aster In recent years at the below the wreck. He clutched drew sevesa feet of water. The Cousms, f1remen, and Taylor 11 and coming soon aflm' "Captain Blair aad chief en- a floating mattress and elUIIfl Sam BI'OWII had be8D oie ol ~llns and Wesley Fell, all of sl~:lng of the Kanawha, had gta•er Wilson are two of the oa until ha was picked up by the larger towboats ol the Pittsbxs. Middleport, and Arnold Jones 1 sickening effect on river competent men tb yawl. ;, burgh Dee!, and had alwayt and James Crrug, both of Pt. •est' generally. If 1 had to risk my life Wells went horne froln Hunt- been C011$1dered a successful Pleasant. . . First body found alter I don't , ol any· lngtnn the nell day DB the C. towboal Come in and No.2 regl:;;ter, no John. Singleto~ of Galhnohs sinking was that of William purchase was onglnally listed as missing ser &O.year-old ' Pt. Pleasant necessary but the popular baseball play- ~art _ headless and DRAW ONE-One of the er had shipped out the day he- identified for several hours. I I I for girls lrom the office or i fnre on another towboat the It was finally identified British Industrial firm gets Plymouth, It was later leara- means of a gold ring, set her picture taken in a sec~ ed · d tion of g Ia s s pipe. The · ' three rubies, on the right han . 1Oc Spelling Pads 6 for 22c transparent piping is used The Sam Brown was a 130,· James Craig, Pt. Pleasant, Reg. $2.95 Calendar Desk Pad $2.22 000 towboat of the Mononga· cub pilot. and pilot WiUiam In distilling plants. bel• River Consolidated Coal Bowles, Pittsburgh, were iR the $1.50Gift Box Matches, asst. colors -92c , The money you bavo aecumulated, or that , . Coke Comp~ny, Ptltsburgh, piM house when the crasb $3.60 Metal Desk Trays '.02 you save out of a weekly paycheck, will Mr. end Mrs. Cllarles Iiiiis and , owners of the big Sprague. On came and both went down . 191 GROW MUCH FASTER In ·. 1 uvlngs 110o $1.35 Letter Size Storage Boxes - - .02 · Walter Ellis of Harrisonville. 'l'uesday, Feb. I. 6, she had the wreckage. They fought . . left the mouth of the Kanawha wa to da li ht before count here. 2 Only 15 in Anniversary Calendar .02 Mrs. Frank Douglas Who &ul· river with a few !<laded barges. Y i k~ ~P in a yawl To get more for your money - and mort Table of Asst. Gifts, $1 .00 to $2 .95 6~c ea. feted a heart attaCk and was for Huntington. The nell day ;"'ere P c b8 dl burned out of life - put aavlngs whero they bring hospitalized following a heart she had just completed her tow ~at;~~ed tw~ days later: you a· TeallY worth·whlle return - a ad Current e FREE 8" SCOTCH DISPENSER attack " tmproved. and was about to start down alll,O! the death toll to 11. wheree •your funds will alwayJ be worth With 6 Rolls of 9;.\ x 129 L<mg Tape Mrs. Daoa Marklns of Zanes- river on her long trip to Cairo Pilot Bowles heard the last Rill lOOC tn tho doUar. ville was here over the week m., when the thundering shock words spoken by Captain Lew 4 DOOR METAL FILE CABINET end. While here ohe visited the came. Blair. The captain was stand· Mrs. Georgie Thoma family. There wao • sound 11 k e ing on the hurricane deck beReg. $64.95 Special $52..00 Ronnie ward bas beeR ill and muffled thunder. A human body hiRd the light platform. H~ bad in the hospital but Is better at ":as aeen to emerge htgb In the a broom In his band, and was Celebrating Our 8oth Year this time. a1r ~ a hug~ puff of smoke. directing the last maneuven Mrs. Allee King visited one A ptece of boiler was thron lbe crew preparillg to cast oil. day recenUy with Mrs. Roberta 300 yards IIlio a field above the "Come ahead, slowly, am •• " 456 Second Ave. Gallipolis, Ohio Caruthers. . said captain Blair, turning t.,.""'""'""'""'""""""""'""'""'.....,."""""""""'="'"'=':""":':'~~ Mr·~•·_:J~a:::One~ t h Beal visited re. cently w1th Mrs. Virginia Deanl.'-ii.._.. .............;....,.._..,.... Limit QuontltiH ~ 81ld Mrs. Roma Seal aad family. I D. ~. I FREE QIERRY PIES $1.00 ! MONDAY & TUESDAY FEB. 21 & 22 e50 FREE CHERRY PIES MON. & TUES. at HASKINS • TANNER in Gallipolis Du1rina the two days of the spoclol sal1 event you'll find -1 baf1aln prlcH on Man Winter We1robiHI Intire Stock Men & Boys JACKETS & TOPCOATS SURBURBANS i331% OFF ' . l Reg. $8;98 Boy's . . $5.97 ~· $11.98 Boy'• Complot1 Stock Men's $7.97 Reg. $19.98 Men's $13.30 R'eg. $22.98 Men'• $15.30 • Complete Stock of 331% OFF $7.48 $8.48 Jumpers $11 .48 Men's Suits· 331% OFF Iris Julia and Edna McCoy spent a weekend In Washington, .D C. While there they visited a cousin. Recent callers of Mrs. Mary Reed were Mrs. Donna !hie of Racine, Mr. and Mr&. Willie leg. $29.95 Sulls $19.66 Frecker and Charles and Mr. Reg. $49.95 Coats $33.30 and Mrs. Ri!Ss Clelaod of ChestReg. $39.95 Suits $25.66 er, Mr. and Mro. Norman Me. Reg. $59.95 Coats $39.97 Cain and daughters, and . Mr. Rog. $49.95 Suits $31.66 and Mrs. Vernon Cleland of Reg. $65.00 Coats $43.34 '---------JI Columbus. She celebrated ber I 80th birthday, ' Group Men·Boys·Ledlll Mr. and Mrs. Dinsmore Boy· Selected Group Mens les of Alfred were recent Son· day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. StarUng Massar and fernBy. Mr. and Mrs. Starling Mas. aar, Diana and Charles were Saturday evening dinner guests ol Mr. and Mrs. David Riggs. Ladies Wear Dre1s Shirts 50% OFF OFF $2.98 Group Yr. Round Weight Eastern Society Notes Hair price saving11 on this JfOilp of famoU5 brand men's long sle(>Ve dre!IS shirt~ in white and col· ors. Broken sizes only! Reg. $5.95 Shirts $2.98 Reg. $6.95 Shirts $3.48 SELECTED GROUP WERE $11.95- OFF $3.98 $6.48 GROUP 's Socks to 59c V1luM ll~a ... SLACKS HOUSE COATS WERE $6.99_ 331% OFF Rog. $1.98 Sh- $5.97 Reg. 12.95 Sh- 8.63 Reg. 14.t5 Shoos 9.97 Reg. 19.95 Sh- 13.30 $,.22 WERE $6.99- ONLY WERE s • $29.99_ TO BOOT SOCKS NOW c '-------....1 Only .00 WHAT BUYS BY GEORGE ... SWEATUS i. .' $1.22 BOYS PANTS DUSTERS 22c & BOYS Everett Seundon AnyLoctiM TBJS WEEK'S SPECIA.U SWEATER GOW,.a5& $7.99_ . . W•re 3.99 •. to$5 • Choke pf maJIJ <O!Ofl, YOUR ... , otylel OnlyiLedlH CIIEVROLU· OLDSMOBILE DEALER Galllpolit, Ohio SWEAl1tS · . • ' . :e;;.99 _ sgoo ' .~~ WINTER JACKO . •4.22 SPORT SHim •Mens Sweaters ' '"""' & loya ·'conoN ' ~i\:'IJ.Weather eMensJickets e&qyaJackets ., I ~~ MENS HA!JS ·:,,: '. I . OFF ONE ....O!IOU~ , • <?.~ 1' 1 ' ., ' ' " OFF ' )I A, SPORT COAT •i • e Boys Shirts :I BOYS . ~.22 • Decorating , Co mer Second and Grape In Gallipolis He w" In Pakistan. I have ·bor~bers~ . ~Sk:;;ldmore~~-=wa:s.::::.:.~~~~~~~~~~.... Conunued from page 181 a copy of the Karachi Evening :I" tributary finally receded Sun· Star he brought me on hls re- . day n'ht. turn. When he wa•. in Paris, Residents of Rutland are now France ror a sumnut me<etln!iJ quite aware of lhe value of the j he brought me ~ leat~er covvolunteer fire department IAI, ered pipe. The p1pe WSI!PP . ear·· :l tbe village and are very ap· ed. one evenmg along w1th preciative of the assistance the ramcoat while I was at~~,~~tll ruen gave. · a Gallipolis • Nelsonville , Citizen's Band Radio owners I ball game In the GAHS new· including Pomeroy Police Chief ~· gym. I looked all over town ' Jed Webster, were also includ· that 01ght after the. game for a, ed for praise by residents of guy weanng my ram coat. Did- I Rutland. n't find him, though, nor pipe ... I ODDS 'N ENDS DEPART· , . lt'o. obvk>us that Sgt. Miller ; MENT - Charles R. Karr, Sr.• Ill gomg to make. the Army . Meigs County Commissioner, career. When ~ two years has been discharged from Vet. j were ~p, he re-enlisted, and has i will be confined at Mleast anoth- re-rnhsted at the end of two erans Memorial Hospital but ' other tours of duty. He resldes l wiU be confined at least anotb· l off the base, at Falls Church,. er week recovering from the , Va., ~Is Sl)-called base of oper-, painful burns he suffered when allons IS the downlown Wa:;h- :1 ' as line exploded ... vernon mgton commurucation center County R ed l · Cb~yman, hopes 'j Republican Leaden a on Febr~~ Will Meet Monday ~;! Z8 when Bloodmobile v1s1ts PT. PLEASANT _ A ~~ at Pomeroy H1gh School . . ' ling o! all Republican " Red and whlle posters to chairmen of th 41 h mind residents of the bloodmcr : District wiU be •held Mondly, bile are being distributed m the February 21 st at 1. 30 eounty . Pomeroy Hi g h the council chambe~ ~.m. School's annual Variety Sbow Hall to develop plaO: ~or , " scheduled for Mar~h 31 andl4th Senatorial District Republl· Aprd I ·-. The meeting. of the can Revival, according to • Me1gs County Co~mumty lm-j announcement from Ray Mus- ' provement CorporatiOn has be<nl grave, director of the 4th Sena· l reoet for nell Wednesday rught . Ioria! District Republican RtL at Ute Col~mbus and Southern i viva! program. ; Ohw Electric Co. office . . Al l Dignitaries scheduled to ad. Leo.nard. Bib Bend Regalia, dreos the meeting will be May i cha~rman, asks ~ good altend· ' or John J . Franklin of Charles· ' ant.. at a meelillg lh1s Tues- j 1on: Tom Potter · day night in Pomeroy town j State Director of' the hall. can Revival and Bob Q. Jones Applications for examinations I Charleston stock broker. ' Machine Washable to be given by the Mine Exam- [ All Cotton . ialng Board ol the Deparlment BADGERS UPSET MSU Heavy Quality ul Industrial Relations be MADISON, Wis (UP! No Ironing . secured trom Arnold E. 1 Gustafoon bit two free throws den, Rt 2 ~omeroy. . with 14 seconds left Saturday Bleached White Only. Exanunations-for Deputy nune to give last·place Wisconsin inspector, Electrical inspector, upset 711-11 victorv over Michi· 8Uj!erlntendent o f rescue gan State, 81ld stl.ously dent Uons, gas stortge well Spartans' Bla Ten tiU..e.;~:::: II tor, and ts&istant The loss was the ~ ent of rescue &lations will be third in conlerencP play and Jlven In Columbua on March them two games behind 1-4. place Michigan, which beat Pur due Saturday. 1 1 Continues Monday and Tuesday! HEIRLOOM BEDSPREADS tlalf Price Sale' .10.99) I' I r ,. $~ - SELECT . UBID$9.91 . ·;$ to '6·~'« . '. IRON William Kinnaird's Long Diness Ends eMens Topcoats • Mens All-Weather Coats • Mens Slacks · .· fl.22 ' shOi.s • Mens Sport CqatJ • Boys Sweaters ' ·. 1 Group Bop ' efumiture ecarpet ' SUNBEAM Steam&Dry $23.95 $31.80 $36.00 $47.60 lO,:oFF 1fa • Jarmln BOYS tAN·TS AnyLidlti Were ... . , froml.99 .' to 14.99· ... , '· ' 4 Speed.,lluoon; Radio $(}95· '122 PAJAMAS Nn - 22c ' ·'· $29.95, No"' ~ $39.95, Ntt;.$45.00, NiWt $59.50, : WINTER CAPS ·. I Only 21 Ledl11 MEN'S SUITS 20% OFF 6 MINS ~·~.~99 $100. Reg. $3.98 Shirts . $1.99 . 1 REGULAR STOCK PAIRS Only 14 LaciiH Quilted SU.IAN COATS . Broken Lot. and ·~, Select Group 2 MENS SKIRTS Rag. $2.98 Shirts . $1.49 Va to,.YJ. . OFF SPORT COAT ~.22 $500 ., fu • r• MENS SUITS .1 MANS Only 17 LadiH Hurry •• while they lut, SJ OPP. THE PARK 21sl & 22nd T0$49.99_ UpTo - were 14.99 ht22.99 · 10 FUR TRIMMED WERE 00 YES, 50 FREE CHERRY PIES WILL BE GIVEN AWAY. SO COME IN AND REGISTER, NO PURCHASE NECESSARY. FEBRUARY To 14.99- 1 I· & TUESDAY $15 • To39.99_ b Beautiful Full or Twin Size PeHi-Poiat Rose DRESSES Were WINTER COATS $46 s • '63 COJVAIR 4 D6oR .22 now MONDAY Sizel S.M.L. Reg. $1.98 Shirts .. · 99c Reg. $3.98 II $6.95 ValuH VALUES TO $5.~ "Servin9•..Y..9u , S~ctJ 93iJ Were WINTER COATS Selected Group Boy's SLACKS Childrens Shoes BALL BAND INSULATED $1.22 5 LADIES the Signal Corps I Fourteen years ago this com. · · orotbera IUI'V1VI. Sen'kl& "'"' · I ~ew todaY ·~ Prvrtu•~~e• aapuat ' ng JuIY George Mtller was FRANK .KIIJ., TOLD .me the l.;burdl o~:~ 8\l(k Rtda:•. Burial wu I drafted into the Army He at. other momi.Nr , tha' his . son lu tbe Churcb ..:~:meter)' uruwr aJ. ' · ''8 ~ ' reoLIOJI of Mllilt'l Huow tor t 'llDer- I tended the Signal Corps radio Fred, a '.M graduate of Gallia ala. and communication school at Academy Hl&ll School where '!:~-;:,:,· :~:~~~ ~; ~!~~acie uf Fort Gordon, Ga., and his first he played basketball and base. ani k;aUruid J:4Dp1Dyee. cUM post was his last, Washington ll>all for the Bide Devils is at . • 1)1 nuun lu Holzer .H01glt&l HI wa. a native ot Bl.llf&Jo, w. \'~.. u4 ' D. C., where since hi.!l assign- Fort KooJ:, Ky. Fretli& servlng ~A •u.nJVeu bJ nu. wife, Lhe former I ment there he has been with a Jix months tour of duty with ... u • :;oum. and 'our ehJldrtA ' b)' I prevtol.ll lilll.rtlaje. A •ister I the White House detachment. the Army along witll lOMe otb-' owlltwo lnothlte wo lllnrlve, Slrv•l II il:lt wen belG ·~ .I p. m. today IO His sister' Carol, Mrs. Char· er members of the 3774lh Mi.llet 'a Hom• fOI" hauerw. aad les Huff hose h band . nanc ~- pan w t . bwlal w.. in BuiUI10o W, Va., Kim• ~ US IS Bn t '-"'m ft tl ' orlal • .,., . E09tem Airlines pilot, wrote National Guard from l'.t. ~,. ••,, Mn. Mlr~ Gt111an Hlle, , 7, •1 ml· home this week that George 1 sWlt. dint 11! ftt. 1 Vinton, died io Holler was off for Hawaii and then j -.l:lo•Pital TueJilay e\'lninJ, ~llel w.u thl willow Ol :Gach117 Hat.. Ch'iJ would aCt'lmpany Happy HUoWar .ett:l'an, who c.eo ~ UU3. lib be , · . ANOTHER a lllrvlv~ b)' a son and two daU(btrt on his Far Ea~ttern tnp. era. ,S,:rv•~ .. wllre ~ela J'rktay llter· 0 he apparently 1s with the youth at Fort Knox is Pat Skid· ; DOQo at ''" ~~ ·.. ur t 'wu:ral nurue 1more formerly associated with ' wllh bunol In ....... ·-~""·'· • Humphreys right now In AUS· ' tralia. That's one place he's nev.l Howard Waugh and more r.,. ' er been. , cently with lllok Roach, local i SUITS Reg. $7.98 Bey's ... $3.98 ,1 Th e noted composer, Franz . Reg. $9.98 Men'• .• , $4.98 ' Liszt, wss born Oct. 22, 1811 . 1 R $! 98 Man' $6 41 Wine consumption of the av- : eg. 2· I ••• • erage Italian amounts to 31 : Reg. $14.95 Ladl11 .. $7.48 gallona a year GROUP MEN .22 Only 15 LadiH Double Knit Waol SWEATERS 50% OFF Group Men & Boy> SHOES ll' Only& Ladln Reg. $2.98 to $5.91 V•luu $2.22 $6.99_ • • J RegJona 34 Ladi• Better Only 17 Ledin Sport Shirts · Sport Shirts SO% OFF YOUR (:HOICE llC WERE . I ONLY SKIRTS f I you can't say anything nice •••• ., ,;. ec:oratlng service. Eisenhower 1 NOW . 324 Seco!lfl Ave. RAIN COATS 8 Tu:: I Values To $9.00 9 A.M. ONLY TWO I i SNOW BOOTS MONDAY MORNING Mens Long Sleeve 's Hats I -Solie Hen Miss Ada Hoskins substituted as teacher for the 6th and 7th grade at Bedford school while Mrs. Carper was Ill. Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Smith lfd IIIII - e called to CooQe!IUt due. to lbe Ulaess · ·81ld death of Mrs. Smith's !allier. ' 1' I near &in &»4 AI 1Un1Yid bl h1a will, tbl former Nllla .lob.nna, 1od · I daupu.r. Arln. WimeD Traylor of dwal.iDikm. 'tbrM .;1~•E'I aad two . WOMENS LOW You worked hard for your money Now Make It Work Harder For Youl MITCHELL OFFICE SUPPLY Heart:::::.' 1 PENCILS The Gallipolis Savings and loan Company s*'. r:ve·••• en eli 12 71t •·•I o'::"l:u:.":::~· :::.~:".~·-: ::.:~.~ . STATIONERY 2 Jr===================• l n 0 u r 14own I 1 I aa 1~21 Waugh I I . ton. 1:1!1 • · , ; before Howard quit the Tbomases spread the ~ cllppl•• ... .... ~~~'~',.~. ~ and ••ld "" oot to ''•a w..•e ~•-'·-· ·-· "'uwu. .... John Staver and his brother I Clul»el MaUto&UI& Cburcb at Ul)•u1.y, W.va. _ • i C&rl. CLOSING THOUGHf· ~~·~· I IIMr11 w. Moolli.,eup, 11, a retired · · • , When Pat went to Dick's bat· Ia Heart! Today ls ~ I fatffillfo QJed d h11 r.ome, 133 i' ourth ' • • • • ber shop, mv boys, John and day. e. honle ~ .• Avt~. evenine. He wu 1 P~r: nucu ~a w~Satu.rd.l$ ~~ ~t!t ~e~~~~~~· IV DICK THOMAS :Btu, followed him to get Lheir l teer ca1ls at fOUl' door. wu a member oc nut Bapt1~t I haircut from Pat after he mov- a Heart ....:. So that · cb\U'dh Jr. o .U.A.W .. and O.UJhten • ~ -• " Am""•· "' " ,...,1,. 4 ., .,. Ii and Carl . f d'd 1 , bowever, get a else may have a beart ,. .. .::~··.~ lr.:=:.:.:"::n\::. '",:'.,~ Sgt. First Class George Miller. of. ~ .Grande, one or haircut lrom Pat after he mov· to enjoy many more }~ ..,. T•<•.., " wu.,.., Homo "'' 1 Gallla county's mo&t widely traveled Gl~1, Ia off again on eel down That way we. Sundays. . ~ut'A t\merall, an.d burial ,.... In 'h• ld 1 b ' · I·-==;; · ===...i .... ioiii=...i====iiii--. "'""" wu ..,..,.,,, ; a wor go Mrotttnc trip, this llljll Into the Far East with 11 Mra, " ' " M. MulchlnL ••· a a•ttve Df the vice-president. .: Son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Dale . Mll1er, Mind Is I ~ur11 01 home. 31Je ,.... t.c. O•ulhter member of the White Hollie d~!m;J.ent of th""t United 1 " ""' "" ..,.., ••• ,....... •••••" States Army Signal C•rnc l{e wttb Preslj\ints ·I 0 OUt YOUr rnifUre • • • 1111111. Mlf .,hlllllnd Wlllllm, wll "" r .. , JW " ~.,,. •• ,.,..,, ,.,.., "" ...... Dwight D. Eisenhower and Jo~ F. Kennedy lf'ndrl • 'B. ~!'..." !~:: ~r•.~.:;~~ll,...~; Johnson when he was vice·pr.,.ldent and p;eoident. and Then come in and let us help you plan.<& · ""' .... ,.,....., " ... Kuhnu I now he's off with Hubert I{ Humphrey ·· h t' b h k' 1 be tlful r-1"": ::-::;·~:~ •:.:;.:: ' "1&1 ... .. ~ He's been to Scotland·, Paris; So~th ~ric~, Conlda, room t I I reat ta lng Y au ' """'" ... ,..,,. 11 • ...,,. •• oa~o ' Pakistan (where he'o scheduled to stoJ> .thla. trip·) ~·s Oet· pr1ctic1l tool. ~.'":,.".,*";'.:..,:"./!::''s:!..t!:"~ tysburg far~, Johnson City, Taus and litllllerOl!l olher Take advantage of our free profeul """""'... "".>!"'· "' w" ,.... places mcludmg a golf <ourse In GeorJia with President d • •·•·j"''" "'""" Mr.•·and Mn. Homtr r. eCllr)', Wlll\'e uf Putnam CGunty, DE•lTHS, MARRIAGES •nd "'· ••· ""'"""'"· ...,...,. a-"'· ••w.wuVa..'/The sunday Times·Sentl ne'1 5unday, February 20, IIRTHS. OtVORCES •,•·otb' ~t cHols.r .... cu, Holpitu. ..... ''"' •· m.. ,.,. ahe "'"' broltulu ""'"'"· and H• five" e11W!n. " " " " 'Ser'' REAL fSTA n '""""' -II<.... Mn. v- A. "'" wa....... Tlload'1 .. ....... Towboat Sam Brown Was TotalLoss 3':cr:~b:;:~.tbure: went surgery last Monday Veterans Memorial hospital, turned home and Is Improved. Sifciety News 0 '. ,·· FiftyX~I'$ ~go·on;llj~ River >•0 GROUP ' ·eMensTils . eMensDI'Iil ' ... , Pants eMens s-ters ,., , "·•·. •Men~ Caps PT. PLEASANT - William C. Kinnaird, 80, retired f'¥'fl!er of Apple Grove, died Friday al ~ borne after a long Ulbesl. He wes born In Mol{)n CoutJ. ty on September 24, !11!15, a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Char· les Kinnaird. He e mem· ber of the Harlon EUil Church. His wife, Sodle, died In Surviving are a son, ~des, ol Sonbury, Ohio: three ters, Mrs. James Center, Ohio, Mrs. ver and Mrs. Maude both 9! ,Apple GJ't!ri; two titers, 'Chari" KtQilalrd ol pie Grove and John Kinnaird Compare lt$15.95 Solid Color Terry BATH MATS Reg. U.98 U Perfect wu -:·=~~= fl Hogsett. Funeral by wm be 8111lounced Stevena Funeral Home. Dlinoia Endt Slump, EUminales Gophers .. THIS WIEK'8: SPEnALt '61 FORD GafiJXIt '500'-4Dr•.v..a· Automatic, blue CHAMPAIGN, nt. tUPI) IDinois brote out ol Its home $795·~ • court slump Saturday, ellrnlnatil!B Minnesota fi'om the Big YOUR... . IItle raee IIJ0.8. Don Freeman'• S'l poblta lha DUnl attack wbtcb found 11ft 11arters reacllllll dalhlell flprea. Jim Dawson and Rich Chlllpells,Ohle . ~eel It ll1d II polnta = CHIVROLD· · OLDSMoBILE OWER ' One year guarantee. Bakelite handle. But- ~ ton nook. Quick heat· in&. Model S4D NYLON HOSE ~egister for FREE Cherry Pies To le Given Away E1ch Dayl ~~ Galli~lis Dept. Store ' ·~ ·-•..,. ... . First Ouollty VelUM to $1.25 1 for $1 ! :j f �,...... . -.....' . . ,. ~ ' ........ . . --... -.. . .. -········. -~ . ---- . . - ' ·- · --··.-.11·"-""". . . . . . ..- -.. . . ~ A.O.O_._ ..... ' .. . .. . ... . . . . , ., ·~ •• . . . . . . . . . . .. .... ... . . . . .. . _. . , , , • . , . .. I ' ,, ... t. '"'""" " e. ...,.. ' ,. . Captain Blalr bad ... II other steamboat dlsasitn. Be was blown liP en the ~t Week'SROundUp. ' .IIIT"I"WII• u~tl Mr. and Mrs. Roger Young RlohardtOft Rl• Qraftde, 18ft.. t:n p • Dray, Bt, I, Gali1POilto m.,atHolllrHeQUal. · • ! etHollerlloapiUJ. Prldly -Rt. ""· and Mn. 1 McOuln, Tuddey Ollltpolie. - Mr and Mn Charlu rnt1Dr••· a, CrowD CltJ, JlUIIeU n, daulbtei-. :..ao L l 1 •• _..m at HOller iloJpl\ll. 10 m.. at Holler HOipllal. . - Kr. and Hn. CbarlN a 1 WttlftNity-Mr. aDd Shaf· . " ' . ~· TwQ diiY!I alter the expJo. visited recenUy with Mr. BY DICE TIIOMAS rtver bank. Fragments of corpo round Inward tile • (lllol bouse one I'd rather ·risk II Wllb'•than slon and ll!tklnl''o! the Sam Mrs. Homer Bailey and 011 the beets of the steamer ses mingled with a cloud and Iwhere plio~ · Bowles wes at the them. This .11 my tlllnl acc!deht, Bruwn, f~ tupecton Wllo Carletoa Sunday School and Mrs. Wayne Beal and IamKtnawha· sinkil!B, another tow- wooden wrec:kage !hat was cast' .wheel. AS the . ~!lot turned to and Y911 c~? say, l'U never be uam Clark and Charles 'lbo"!:' disaster rOused the inter- high into the air. 'obey the caplalp'S 'last order- ln. another; (At thJ} Ime, pilot as stl\1'\0d an tnyeaUgaUon. The an attendance of 36 Sunday. ~ ily. ol Tri-County residents just Two minutes later the . the etploslon c1111el , · tam Blair 8 deai!)· l Ad· Shi!pberd, special reptfll!llo Wd~P ...-vices followed wUh , Mr. , and Mrs. Charles King 50 years bgo this month when ' i boat, a total wreck, bad The next thltlg' tbe ' pllot saw Bowles did not lmol!.•ol CaP. probe was . ,beaded ,by Judp Clyde Hinton. and Mr. and Mrs. John the Combine's towboat Sam ·tled to the bottom of lhe the body of"C'aplaln Blair tain Blair'& death). d Shepherd, special :represet~o Norman Wood, who under- visited Sunday afternoon Brown was blown to pieces at j The explo&ion rattled · engulfed ln a cloud A. H. Wells, 50i Gallipolis, taUye olthe )Vest Vtrclnla SerHuntington, W. Va. in every part of smoke and wreckage. A 1111>' a barge tendel' W48 saved by vice Com-lOa. ·. . · Every officer on. the boat The Reel of wooden barge& later, the pilOt; hlmsell. a mattreSS. Welt& ..ld he .... Fllnal· repOrt ol olaklns but one was killed "'! the explo- not sink. There was a 1'118b Cfaig w~ hurl- gelling ready to go to sleep listed 10 dead or missing and s10n. Twelve were listed either people from Huntington to down thrOiiglt·: tbe same when the explosion came. (He 22 . survivors. The tos bot!k of missing or killed Ia the Initial , scene of the wreck. · .· . had Just ·eome off watch, and the sam BrowD was found '101 report. . rlvermen not fatally ''The nat I knew,• the pllot rlvermen usually hit the . sack lar trom where lha .payroll ret> The mlssmg included: Call' w hurried to hospitals as be Jay swatcbed In as soon as they're off duty). ord was fouad. AD i4 deck· taln C. L. Blair, Engineers Sam ~lngton. bandages on his lJunUngton boa- Wells . said he ..,w_ at once hands frcm Middleport end Pt. Bowy.er and Perry Wilson, all Those who escaped cot, "I &aw a hole of dliY· li'.al the BroWil was doomed Pleasant escaped. :~of::Pt~ttsb~urgh, Pa.: Stewart fought their way through as the boat kind of set- and then he went down in the The Sam Browa was rebuilt Hy;rer. Pt. Ple~sant; debris and swam ashore tied. Me and Jimmy worked wreck. The nell thing he re- at Elizabeth, Pa., ln 111!3 b!' Reg. $1.00 Zinder, Cincmnatl. were picked up ID yawls. through the wreckage membered was fighting for bl• w. H. Brown a: Son. She wao chamberma:d. on her f~rst tnp. was the greatest steamboat they picked us up In a Ufe . Ill the river 100 yards 177 feet long, 39 !eet wide and E. H. R~binsen and William aster In recent years at the below the wreck. He clutched drew sevesa feet of water. The Cousms, f1remen, and Taylor 11 and coming soon aflm' "Captain Blair aad chief en- a floating mattress and elUIIfl Sam BI'OWII had be8D oie ol ~llns and Wesley Fell, all of sl~:lng of the Kanawha, had gta•er Wilson are two of the oa until ha was picked up by the larger towboats ol the Pittsbxs. Middleport, and Arnold Jones 1 sickening effect on river competent men tb yawl. ;, burgh Dee!, and had alwayt and James Crrug, both of Pt. •est' generally. If 1 had to risk my life Wells went horne froln Hunt- been C011$1dered a successful Pleasant. . . First body found alter I don't , ol any· lngtnn the nell day DB the C. towboal Come in and No.2 regl:;;ter, no John. Singleto~ of Galhnohs sinking was that of William purchase was onglnally listed as missing ser &O.year-old ' Pt. Pleasant necessary but the popular baseball play- ~art _ headless and DRAW ONE-One of the er had shipped out the day he- identified for several hours. I I I for girls lrom the office or i fnre on another towboat the It was finally identified British Industrial firm gets Plymouth, It was later leara- means of a gold ring, set her picture taken in a sec~ ed · d tion of g Ia s s pipe. The · ' three rubies, on the right han . 1Oc Spelling Pads 6 for 22c transparent piping is used The Sam Brown was a 130,· James Craig, Pt. Pleasant, Reg. $2.95 Calendar Desk Pad $2.22 000 towboat of the Mononga· cub pilot. and pilot WiUiam In distilling plants. bel• River Consolidated Coal Bowles, Pittsburgh, were iR the $1.50Gift Box Matches, asst. colors -92c , The money you bavo aecumulated, or that , . Coke Comp~ny, Ptltsburgh, piM house when the crasb $3.60 Metal Desk Trays '.02 you save out of a weekly paycheck, will Mr. end Mrs. Cllarles Iiiiis and , owners of the big Sprague. On came and both went down . 191 GROW MUCH FASTER In ·. 1 uvlngs 110o $1.35 Letter Size Storage Boxes - - .02 · Walter Ellis of Harrisonville. 'l'uesday, Feb. I. 6, she had the wreckage. They fought . . left the mouth of the Kanawha wa to da li ht before count here. 2 Only 15 in Anniversary Calendar .02 Mrs. Frank Douglas Who &ul· river with a few !<laded barges. Y i k~ ~P in a yawl To get more for your money - and mort Table of Asst. Gifts, $1 .00 to $2 .95 6~c ea. feted a heart attaCk and was for Huntington. The nell day ;"'ere P c b8 dl burned out of life - put aavlngs whero they bring hospitalized following a heart she had just completed her tow ~at;~~ed tw~ days later: you a· TeallY worth·whlle return - a ad Current e FREE 8" SCOTCH DISPENSER attack " tmproved. and was about to start down alll,O! the death toll to 11. wheree •your funds will alwayJ be worth With 6 Rolls of 9;.\ x 129 L<mg Tape Mrs. Daoa Marklns of Zanes- river on her long trip to Cairo Pilot Bowles heard the last Rill lOOC tn tho doUar. ville was here over the week m., when the thundering shock words spoken by Captain Lew 4 DOOR METAL FILE CABINET end. While here ohe visited the came. Blair. The captain was stand· Mrs. Georgie Thoma family. There wao • sound 11 k e ing on the hurricane deck beReg. $64.95 Special $52..00 Ronnie ward bas beeR ill and muffled thunder. A human body hiRd the light platform. H~ bad in the hospital but Is better at ":as aeen to emerge htgb In the a broom In his band, and was Celebrating Our 8oth Year this time. a1r ~ a hug~ puff of smoke. directing the last maneuven Mrs. Allee King visited one A ptece of boiler was thron lbe crew preparillg to cast oil. day recenUy with Mrs. Roberta 300 yards IIlio a field above the "Come ahead, slowly, am •• " 456 Second Ave. Gallipolis, Ohio Caruthers. . said captain Blair, turning t.,.""'""'""'""'""""""""'""'""'.....,."""""""""'="'"'=':""":':'~~ Mr·~•·_:J~a:::One~ t h Beal visited re. cently w1th Mrs. Virginia Deanl.'-ii.._.. .............;....,.._..,.... Limit QuontltiH ~ 81ld Mrs. Roma Seal aad family. I D. ~. I FREE QIERRY PIES $1.00 ! MONDAY & TUESDAY FEB. 21 & 22 e50 FREE CHERRY PIES MON. & TUES. at HASKINS • TANNER in Gallipolis Du1rina the two days of the spoclol sal1 event you'll find -1 baf1aln prlcH on Man Winter We1robiHI Intire Stock Men & Boys JACKETS & TOPCOATS SURBURBANS i331% OFF ' . l Reg. $8;98 Boy's . . $5.97 ~· $11.98 Boy'• Complot1 Stock Men's $7.97 Reg. $19.98 Men's $13.30 R'eg. $22.98 Men'• $15.30 • Complete Stock of 331% OFF $7.48 $8.48 Jumpers $11 .48 Men's Suits· 331% OFF Iris Julia and Edna McCoy spent a weekend In Washington, .D C. While there they visited a cousin. Recent callers of Mrs. Mary Reed were Mrs. Donna !hie of Racine, Mr. and Mr&. Willie leg. $29.95 Sulls $19.66 Frecker and Charles and Mr. Reg. $49.95 Coats $33.30 and Mrs. Ri!Ss Clelaod of ChestReg. $39.95 Suits $25.66 er, Mr. and Mro. Norman Me. Reg. $59.95 Coats $39.97 Cain and daughters, and . Mr. Rog. $49.95 Suits $31.66 and Mrs. Vernon Cleland of Reg. $65.00 Coats $43.34 '---------JI Columbus. She celebrated ber I 80th birthday, ' Group Men·Boys·Ledlll Mr. and Mrs. Dinsmore Boy· Selected Group Mens les of Alfred were recent Son· day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. StarUng Massar and fernBy. Mr. and Mrs. Starling Mas. aar, Diana and Charles were Saturday evening dinner guests ol Mr. and Mrs. David Riggs. Ladies Wear Dre1s Shirts 50% OFF OFF $2.98 Group Yr. Round Weight Eastern Society Notes Hair price saving11 on this JfOilp of famoU5 brand men's long sle(>Ve dre!IS shirt~ in white and col· ors. Broken sizes only! Reg. $5.95 Shirts $2.98 Reg. $6.95 Shirts $3.48 SELECTED GROUP WERE $11.95- OFF $3.98 $6.48 GROUP 's Socks to 59c V1luM ll~a ... SLACKS HOUSE COATS WERE $6.99_ 331% OFF Rog. $1.98 Sh- $5.97 Reg. 12.95 Sh- 8.63 Reg. 14.t5 Shoos 9.97 Reg. 19.95 Sh- 13.30 $,.22 WERE $6.99- ONLY WERE s • $29.99_ TO BOOT SOCKS NOW c '-------....1 Only .00 WHAT BUYS BY GEORGE ... SWEATUS i. .' $1.22 BOYS PANTS DUSTERS 22c & BOYS Everett Seundon AnyLoctiM TBJS WEEK'S SPECIA.U SWEATER GOW,.a5& $7.99_ . . W•re 3.99 •. to$5 • Choke pf maJIJ <O!Ofl, YOUR ... , otylel OnlyiLedlH CIIEVROLU· OLDSMOBILE DEALER Galllpolit, Ohio SWEAl1tS · . • ' . :e;;.99 _ sgoo ' .~~ WINTER JACKO . •4.22 SPORT SHim •Mens Sweaters ' '"""' & loya ·'conoN ' ~i\:'IJ.Weather eMensJickets e&qyaJackets ., I ~~ MENS HA!JS ·:,,: '. I . OFF ONE ....O!IOU~ , • <?.~ 1' 1 ' ., ' ' " OFF ' )I A, SPORT COAT •i • e Boys Shirts :I BOYS . ~.22 • Decorating , Co mer Second and Grape In Gallipolis He w" In Pakistan. I have ·bor~bers~ . ~Sk:;;ldmore~~-=wa:s.::::.:.~~~~~~~~~~.... Conunued from page 181 a copy of the Karachi Evening :I" tributary finally receded Sun· Star he brought me on hls re- . day n'ht. turn. When he wa•. in Paris, Residents of Rutland are now France ror a sumnut me<etln!iJ quite aware of lhe value of the j he brought me ~ leat~er covvolunteer fire department IAI, ered pipe. The p1pe WSI!PP . ear·· :l tbe village and are very ap· ed. one evenmg along w1th preciative of the assistance the ramcoat while I was at~~,~~tll ruen gave. · a Gallipolis • Nelsonville , Citizen's Band Radio owners I ball game In the GAHS new· including Pomeroy Police Chief ~· gym. I looked all over town ' Jed Webster, were also includ· that 01ght after the. game for a, ed for praise by residents of guy weanng my ram coat. Did- I Rutland. n't find him, though, nor pipe ... I ODDS 'N ENDS DEPART· , . lt'o. obvk>us that Sgt. Miller ; MENT - Charles R. Karr, Sr.• Ill gomg to make. the Army . Meigs County Commissioner, career. When ~ two years has been discharged from Vet. j were ~p, he re-enlisted, and has i will be confined at Mleast anoth- re-rnhsted at the end of two erans Memorial Hospital but ' other tours of duty. He resldes l wiU be confined at least anotb· l off the base, at Falls Church,. er week recovering from the , Va., ~Is Sl)-called base of oper-, painful burns he suffered when allons IS the downlown Wa:;h- :1 ' as line exploded ... vernon mgton commurucation center County R ed l · Cb~yman, hopes 'j Republican Leaden a on Febr~~ Will Meet Monday ~;! Z8 when Bloodmobile v1s1ts PT. PLEASANT _ A ~~ at Pomeroy H1gh School . . ' ling o! all Republican " Red and whlle posters to chairmen of th 41 h mind residents of the bloodmcr : District wiU be •held Mondly, bile are being distributed m the February 21 st at 1. 30 eounty . Pomeroy Hi g h the council chambe~ ~.m. School's annual Variety Sbow Hall to develop plaO: ~or , " scheduled for Mar~h 31 andl4th Senatorial District Republl· Aprd I ·-. The meeting. of the can Revival, according to • Me1gs County Co~mumty lm-j announcement from Ray Mus- ' provement CorporatiOn has be<nl grave, director of the 4th Sena· l reoet for nell Wednesday rught . Ioria! District Republican RtL at Ute Col~mbus and Southern i viva! program. ; Ohw Electric Co. office . . Al l Dignitaries scheduled to ad. Leo.nard. Bib Bend Regalia, dreos the meeting will be May i cha~rman, asks ~ good altend· ' or John J . Franklin of Charles· ' ant.. at a meelillg lh1s Tues- j 1on: Tom Potter · day night in Pomeroy town j State Director of' the hall. can Revival and Bob Q. Jones Applications for examinations I Charleston stock broker. ' Machine Washable to be given by the Mine Exam- [ All Cotton . ialng Board ol the Deparlment BADGERS UPSET MSU Heavy Quality ul Industrial Relations be MADISON, Wis (UP! No Ironing . secured trom Arnold E. 1 Gustafoon bit two free throws den, Rt 2 ~omeroy. . with 14 seconds left Saturday Bleached White Only. Exanunations-for Deputy nune to give last·place Wisconsin inspector, Electrical inspector, upset 711-11 victorv over Michi· 8Uj!erlntendent o f rescue gan State, 81ld stl.ously dent Uons, gas stortge well Spartans' Bla Ten tiU..e.;~:::: II tor, and ts&istant The loss was the ~ ent of rescue &lations will be third in conlerencP play and Jlven In Columbua on March them two games behind 1-4. place Michigan, which beat Pur due Saturday. 1 1 Continues Monday and Tuesday! HEIRLOOM BEDSPREADS tlalf Price Sale' .10.99) I' I r ,. $~ - SELECT . UBID$9.91 . ·;$ to '6·~'« . '. IRON William Kinnaird's Long Diness Ends eMens Topcoats • Mens All-Weather Coats • Mens Slacks · .· fl.22 ' shOi.s • Mens Sport CqatJ • Boys Sweaters ' ·. 1 Group Bop ' efumiture ecarpet ' SUNBEAM Steam&Dry $23.95 $31.80 $36.00 $47.60 lO,:oFF 1fa • Jarmln BOYS tAN·TS AnyLidlti Were ... . , froml.99 .' to 14.99· ... , '· ' 4 Speed.,lluoon; Radio $(}95· '122 PAJAMAS Nn - 22c ' ·'· $29.95, No"' ~ $39.95, Ntt;.$45.00, NiWt $59.50, : WINTER CAPS ·. I Only 21 Ledl11 MEN'S SUITS 20% OFF 6 MINS ~·~.~99 $100. Reg. $3.98 Shirts . $1.99 . 1 REGULAR STOCK PAIRS Only 14 LaciiH Quilted SU.IAN COATS . Broken Lot. and ·~, Select Group 2 MENS SKIRTS Rag. $2.98 Shirts . $1.49 Va to,.YJ. . OFF SPORT COAT ~.22 $500 ., fu • r• MENS SUITS .1 MANS Only 17 LadiH Hurry •• while they lut, SJ OPP. THE PARK 21sl & 22nd T0$49.99_ UpTo - were 14.99 ht22.99 · 10 FUR TRIMMED WERE 00 YES, 50 FREE CHERRY PIES WILL BE GIVEN AWAY. SO COME IN AND REGISTER, NO PURCHASE NECESSARY. FEBRUARY To 14.99- 1 I· & TUESDAY $15 • To39.99_ b Beautiful Full or Twin Size PeHi-Poiat Rose DRESSES Were WINTER COATS $46 s • '63 COJVAIR 4 D6oR .22 now MONDAY Sizel S.M.L. Reg. $1.98 Shirts .. · 99c Reg. $3.98 II $6.95 ValuH VALUES TO $5.~ "Servin9•..Y..9u , S~ctJ 93iJ Were WINTER COATS Selected Group Boy's SLACKS Childrens Shoes BALL BAND INSULATED $1.22 5 LADIES the Signal Corps I Fourteen years ago this com. · · orotbera IUI'V1VI. Sen'kl& "'"' · I ~ew todaY ·~ Prvrtu•~~e• aapuat ' ng JuIY George Mtller was FRANK .KIIJ., TOLD .me the l.;burdl o~:~ 8\l(k Rtda:•. Burial wu I drafted into the Army He at. other momi.Nr , tha' his . son lu tbe Churcb ..:~:meter)' uruwr aJ. ' · ''8 ~ ' reoLIOJI of Mllilt'l Huow tor t 'llDer- I tended the Signal Corps radio Fred, a '.M graduate of Gallia ala. and communication school at Academy Hl&ll School where '!:~-;:,:,· :~:~~~ ~; ~!~~acie uf Fort Gordon, Ga., and his first he played basketball and base. ani k;aUruid J:4Dp1Dyee. cUM post was his last, Washington ll>all for the Bide Devils is at . • 1)1 nuun lu Holzer .H01glt&l HI wa. a native ot Bl.llf&Jo, w. \'~.. u4 ' D. C., where since hi.!l assign- Fort KooJ:, Ky. Fretli& servlng ~A •u.nJVeu bJ nu. wife, Lhe former I ment there he has been with a Jix months tour of duty with ... u • :;oum. and 'our ehJldrtA ' b)' I prevtol.ll lilll.rtlaje. A •ister I the White House detachment. the Army along witll lOMe otb-' owlltwo lnothlte wo lllnrlve, Slrv•l II il:lt wen belG ·~ .I p. m. today IO His sister' Carol, Mrs. Char· er members of the 3774lh Mi.llet 'a Hom• fOI" hauerw. aad les Huff hose h band . nanc ~- pan w t . bwlal w.. in BuiUI10o W, Va., Kim• ~ US IS Bn t '-"'m ft tl ' orlal • .,., . E09tem Airlines pilot, wrote National Guard from l'.t. ~,. ••,, Mn. Mlr~ Gt111an Hlle, , 7, •1 ml· home this week that George 1 sWlt. dint 11! ftt. 1 Vinton, died io Holler was off for Hawaii and then j -.l:lo•Pital TueJilay e\'lninJ, ~llel w.u thl willow Ol :Gach117 Hat.. Ch'iJ would aCt'lmpany Happy HUoWar .ett:l'an, who c.eo ~ UU3. lib be , · . ANOTHER a lllrvlv~ b)' a son and two daU(btrt on his Far Ea~ttern tnp. era. ,S,:rv•~ .. wllre ~ela J'rktay llter· 0 he apparently 1s with the youth at Fort Knox is Pat Skid· ; DOQo at ''" ~~ ·.. ur t 'wu:ral nurue 1more formerly associated with ' wllh bunol In ....... ·-~""·'· • Humphreys right now In AUS· ' tralia. That's one place he's nev.l Howard Waugh and more r.,. ' er been. , cently with lllok Roach, local i SUITS Reg. $7.98 Bey's ... $3.98 ,1 Th e noted composer, Franz . Reg. $9.98 Men'• .• , $4.98 ' Liszt, wss born Oct. 22, 1811 . 1 R $! 98 Man' $6 41 Wine consumption of the av- : eg. 2· I ••• • erage Italian amounts to 31 : Reg. $14.95 Ladl11 .. $7.48 gallona a year GROUP MEN .22 Only 15 LadiH Double Knit Waol SWEATERS 50% OFF Group Men & Boy> SHOES ll' Only& Ladln Reg. $2.98 to $5.91 V•luu $2.22 $6.99_ • • J RegJona 34 Ladi• Better Only 17 Ledin Sport Shirts · Sport Shirts SO% OFF YOUR (:HOICE llC WERE . I ONLY SKIRTS f I you can't say anything nice •••• ., ,;. ec:oratlng service. Eisenhower 1 NOW . 324 Seco!lfl Ave. RAIN COATS 8 Tu:: I Values To $9.00 9 A.M. ONLY TWO I i SNOW BOOTS MONDAY MORNING Mens Long Sleeve 's Hats I -Solie Hen Miss Ada Hoskins substituted as teacher for the 6th and 7th grade at Bedford school while Mrs. Carper was Ill. Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Smith lfd IIIII - e called to CooQe!IUt due. to lbe Ulaess · ·81ld death of Mrs. Smith's !allier. ' 1' I near &in &»4 AI 1Un1Yid bl h1a will, tbl former Nllla .lob.nna, 1od · I daupu.r. Arln. WimeD Traylor of dwal.iDikm. 'tbrM .;1~•E'I aad two . WOMENS LOW You worked hard for your money Now Make It Work Harder For Youl MITCHELL OFFICE SUPPLY Heart:::::.' 1 PENCILS The Gallipolis Savings and loan Company s*'. r:ve·••• en eli 12 71t •·•I o'::"l:u:.":::~· :::.~:".~·-: ::.:~.~ . STATIONERY 2 Jr===================• l n 0 u r 14own I 1 I aa 1~21 Waugh I I . ton. 1:1!1 • · , ; before Howard quit the Tbomases spread the ~ cllppl•• ... .... ~~~'~',.~. ~ and ••ld "" oot to ''•a w..•e ~•-'·-· ·-· "'uwu. .... John Staver and his brother I Clul»el MaUto&UI& Cburcb at Ul)•u1.y, W.va. _ • i C&rl. CLOSING THOUGHf· ~~·~· I IIMr11 w. Moolli.,eup, 11, a retired · · • , When Pat went to Dick's bat· Ia Heart! Today ls ~ I fatffillfo QJed d h11 r.ome, 133 i' ourth ' • • • • ber shop, mv boys, John and day. e. honle ~ .• Avt~. evenine. He wu 1 P~r: nucu ~a w~Satu.rd.l$ ~~ ~t!t ~e~~~~~~· IV DICK THOMAS :Btu, followed him to get Lheir l teer ca1ls at fOUl' door. wu a member oc nut Bapt1~t I haircut from Pat after he mov- a Heart ....:. So that · cb\U'dh Jr. o .U.A.W .. and O.UJhten • ~ -• " Am""•· "' " ,...,1,. 4 ., .,. Ii and Carl . f d'd 1 , bowever, get a else may have a beart ,. .. .::~··.~ lr.:=:.:.:"::n\::. '",:'.,~ Sgt. First Class George Miller. of. ~ .Grande, one or haircut lrom Pat after he mov· to enjoy many more }~ ..,. T•<•.., " wu.,.., Homo "'' 1 Gallla county's mo&t widely traveled Gl~1, Ia off again on eel down That way we. Sundays. . ~ut'A t\merall, an.d burial ,.... In 'h• ld 1 b ' · I·-==;; · ===...i .... ioiii=...i====iiii--. "'""" wu ..,..,.,,, ; a wor go Mrotttnc trip, this llljll Into the Far East with 11 Mra, " ' " M. MulchlnL ••· a a•ttve Df the vice-president. .: Son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Dale . Mll1er, Mind Is I ~ur11 01 home. 31Je ,.... t.c. O•ulhter member of the White Hollie d~!m;J.ent of th""t United 1 " ""' "" ..,.., ••• ,....... •••••" States Army Signal C•rnc l{e wttb Preslj\ints ·I 0 OUt YOUr rnifUre • • • 1111111. Mlf .,hlllllnd Wlllllm, wll "" r .. , JW " ~.,,. •• ,.,..,, ,.,.., "" ...... Dwight D. Eisenhower and Jo~ F. Kennedy lf'ndrl • 'B. ~!'..." !~:: ~r•.~.:;~~ll,...~; Johnson when he was vice·pr.,.ldent and p;eoident. and Then come in and let us help you plan.<& · ""' .... ,.,....., " ... Kuhnu I now he's off with Hubert I{ Humphrey ·· h t' b h k' 1 be tlful r-1"": ::-::;·~:~ •:.:;.:: ' "1&1 ... .. ~ He's been to Scotland·, Paris; So~th ~ric~, Conlda, room t I I reat ta lng Y au ' """'" ... ,..,,. 11 • ...,,. •• oa~o ' Pakistan (where he'o scheduled to stoJ> .thla. trip·) ~·s Oet· pr1ctic1l tool. ~.'":,.".,*";'.:..,:"./!::''s:!..t!:"~ tysburg far~, Johnson City, Taus and litllllerOl!l olher Take advantage of our free profeul """""'... "".>!"'· "' w" ,.... places mcludmg a golf <ourse In GeorJia with President d • •·•·j"''" "'""" Mr.•·and Mn. Homtr r. eCllr)', Wlll\'e uf Putnam CGunty, DE•lTHS, MARRIAGES •nd "'· ••· ""'"""'"· ...,...,. a-"'· ••w.wuVa..'/The sunday Times·Sentl ne'1 5unday, February 20, IIRTHS. OtVORCES •,•·otb' ~t cHols.r .... cu, Holpitu. ..... ''"' •· m.. ,.,. ahe "'"' broltulu ""'"'"· and H• five" e11W!n. " " " " 'Ser'' REAL fSTA n '""""' -II<.... Mn. v- A. "'" wa....... Tlload'1 .. ....... Towboat Sam Brown Was TotalLoss 3':cr:~b:;:~.tbure: went surgery last Monday Veterans Memorial hospital, turned home and Is Improved. Sifciety News 0 '. ,·· FiftyX~I'$ ~go·on;llj~ River >•0 GROUP ' ·eMensTils . eMensDI'Iil ' ... , Pants eMens s-ters ,., , "·•·. •Men~ Caps PT. PLEASANT - William C. Kinnaird, 80, retired f'¥'fl!er of Apple Grove, died Friday al ~ borne after a long Ulbesl. He wes born In Mol{)n CoutJ. ty on September 24, !11!15, a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Char· les Kinnaird. He e mem· ber of the Harlon EUil Church. His wife, Sodle, died In Surviving are a son, ~des, ol Sonbury, Ohio: three ters, Mrs. James Center, Ohio, Mrs. ver and Mrs. Maude both 9! ,Apple GJ't!ri; two titers, 'Chari" KtQilalrd ol pie Grove and John Kinnaird Compare lt$15.95 Solid Color Terry BATH MATS Reg. U.98 U Perfect wu -:·=~~= fl Hogsett. Funeral by wm be 8111lounced Stevena Funeral Home. Dlinoia Endt Slump, EUminales Gophers .. THIS WIEK'8: SPEnALt '61 FORD GafiJXIt '500'-4Dr•.v..a· Automatic, blue CHAMPAIGN, nt. tUPI) IDinois brote out ol Its home $795·~ • court slump Saturday, ellrnlnatil!B Minnesota fi'om the Big YOUR... . IItle raee IIJ0.8. Don Freeman'• S'l poblta lha DUnl attack wbtcb found 11ft 11arters reacllllll dalhlell flprea. Jim Dawson and Rich Chlllpells,Ohle . ~eel It ll1d II polnta = CHIVROLD· · OLDSMoBILE OWER ' One year guarantee. Bakelite handle. But- ~ ton nook. Quick heat· in&. Model S4D NYLON HOSE ~egister for FREE Cherry Pies To le Given Away E1ch Dayl ~~ Galli~lis Dept. Store ' ·~ ·-•..,. ... . First Ouollty VelUM to $1.25 1 for $1 ! :j f �FACTORY WORKERS . , EXPERIENCED ; OR WILL TRAIN EL..=Ot~~~~:Sdu~ cleanlog attachments. A • r~=~A~~-~~ti~'lll;lt;;;::.,.j MORNING DAWN LODGE No.7 Mcnday, Febru~ry 21 NO P.M. F. C. Degrte Kenn•th Dtvldson, Master Gallipolis Business College Raymond Jon11, Sec. SPECIAL Feb. · & Marcb- Permanent $5, $6.50 & f8.50: Bee 36 Locust St. Phone 446-4367 ~ ========~I Lov Lee Beauty Salon, 446 • 3613. 33-!2 Is- YOUR water sale? Let us check 1t And recommend proper equipment. no obligations Central Supply Co., Ph. 44112374. HI lpelld lime on "lllog , Wanted ~-----::---II WANTED ••• "' ..... ,. " .. ,,., '"" . Repalra.l 42·3 21 J not nece9Sary. Ph. alter 5 OFFICE space, heat, air conp.m. 675-1829. f:l-6 ditloning janitorial service lne•. or write lo 303 8oUU::r. Front furnished. Will redecorate for ••~••· c utumb,., oblo. W d )'OCr taste. Centrally lo<ated, FPmale Help ante 530 second Ave. Call 446-333t. Waitresses Wanted 41-3 Wanted To Rern Henderson Truck Stop HOUSE 3 room & bath, 44&- - ------ -Henderson, w. Va. 40-3 3501 41-3 NICE dean unfurn. apt. or ----- - _ __· -·- -- . house or 4 or 5 large rooms, LADIES needed for good pay- OFFICE room and three room with stove, refrigerator, close lng_ temporary work. No ex- apt. all utilities furnished. in call 446-2346 alter 5:30 p. penence necessary. Apply In Libby Hotel. Pb. 446-1)414. 41-3 person Tuesday, Feb. Z2, 9:00 1 _ _ - - ' k m. a m American Lellon Hall MODERN Housetrailers by w . city Bldg. 40- l or month. 1900 Chestnut s:9-t Male Help W ented BABYSITTER, l'o'OU!d prefer , one to live Ia. !46-44!!. 38-5 1FIRST Floor furnished apart· NEED CASH' Self famous ment. 631 Fourth Ave. 3&-tf Knapp Ae,;tred Sboes. Full Ar!: APARTMENTS, furnished, aliio_r part lime. Htgb <OIIllll18- . lloollli ••biard •nd 1 1, "ilfh- ltle. paid. Ph. . 446-0731 ~ stons lin plus bonus. ·• Complete Write Joe McEtreo, Rt. I, ROOMS by week or month. Lae for men .and women' Fares! Ohio ~ fayette Hotel Pb. 4~2522. Equipment rurmshed free. ' 21-21 Write to Gordon Rae, District , Saies Mgr., 3584 Darbyshire W•nted To Do J rm. hoose. Call GI 6-2!101 alDrive, Columbus, Ohio. Zip ter 4 p. m. 34-U 43221. 39-3 STUDENT Teacher wiD give dY Wt:M or -Ill : Sleepmg MARRIED with Pb. accordion lessons. Call f46- n10111 lm'!dllled apt, trailer 675-2948. 3H 3821. 3:1-3 apace. Cmtact Stella Arnold, --~Parto Cen!ral Hotel. IJI-tf THIS WEEK~S SPECI!IL! '61 CHEVROLET • IMPALA CONY. r flb~ with white top, V-8 I t:loor ~ hift, radi o, heater, white wall tires $1075·00 touR · CHEVROLET· ~ OLDSMOBILE DEALER Gallipolis, Ohio H~.:K~E~~~uslive mao- 'ear. ••·nUL opace ror Larry's Wayside Furniture Make an appointment with your. self to come to Wayside Furniture. l':verything you'll need and want for every room. Come soon and see our assortment of the finest chairs by Berkline. A chair to suit any room in your home. lAD p.liL _ _ For Larry Says: GET OUT YOUR NOTESJ PUT ON YOUR CREATIVE THING CAPJ I'II1L OJ W3U 11:11111 I LIIL 1111 l S.le _ _ ....======-....==1 . • 1 '----------'J "A New Name In Cmatlve Fine Furniture For 'l'hll Area" $23. 446-1639. 39-11 ' NEW Vinyal or Cloth sofa I bed $89.95 ea.; New 5 I tube G.E. Radios $11 .95 ea.; New 500 Sbot Daisey DB Gun $6.95; New Mar· lin Single shot 22 rifle $19.95: Save money at WICKUNES "EVE RVTHING" STORE Bidwell Ohio. 1 Mt. Mist 'quilt bati for 89c with JrOCery Of• - 'J'Ja»,r. ~ ....~ .... FREE Camptoe merchaDdlle at Amsbary'o Apacha Trallw The WISEMAN Agency Sales, 1131 Fourth Ave., GaUl NICE 3 bedrm. Home, <Olll- polll, 44t-a up to f!7f.lt Bonua ahaolutely free wltb $7,500 3_BEDROOM . plete bullt-ID ldtcban, lllrced Apm 1r111er bou&bt 111 ,._ a1r furnace, hardwnod Ooon, IDa& q A nllt GOOD ROD I'IUII')' • Bani: rate l!rumcl118 run garap and WITH IATB .\NO ruBNACL LOCA'tSD ON CRATMAII A.VJ:. WITB double concrete drive. Close Cll'Y WAD&. OA!I AND I1'JliZTI. l"l WOATH IIONEY. to toWD. tblldrea will allelld Galllpolll Schools. FHA easy Prlct Reduced $2,000 terms fll/700. 'filii . .AND rmr BOlO JNCLUDU " I NJCI BI.DROOJII, B&Almi'UL on Stale Route OUILT-JN JUW- WITII 11.\NOL SMALL • ' ciVIIN AND VJHT. N.a 211 wtht :11 ' l obacco baae J LA&.OE BA8DI&NT AND A1TACB.., GA&AGE. rr-s WCATICD oN A or 4 bedrooms forced atr ru. LAIIOI LOT 1 Ilia NORTH OJ POa. e1 furna<ie, -vew bath and W'DB ON RT. teo. 1'1"8 YOUBI 1101 ,......_ al'l'Rl' TAD • t.0011 chen, solid oak woodwork. TBII av&MJNa, RIO GRANDE WANT ill town! Larle s hdrm. bome with storm doal'l IJid PRICE REDUCEiD wlndowJ. enclosed front poreb, mu om n '1;0 YOUIIIU' '1'0 oae car prage, gu' beatill«. ~1.t!S&J. l..'"'ft::l ~ Close to elty scbooll. Prl<e aou l'l'IIDT rao• CAMJIUI. IV· 18YTIIIIIG II 1m\' IUC8 AI BUILT reduced for quick Jllle. ~==--~~._.= OJIPICI PHONE INOI. aoor sii>JNO, ac.· lt'l ON :U HU 44, Dlld A L.\110& W11oL LOCAftiii'CII)~ rr •a'Ou YOU PAll . • ..,. basement, ••m. BAIRD' WLf1 (lO, MODERN 3 BEDROOM OSCAR lWRD, ltEALTOR 1 MILE OUI roR QUICK llle, owaer hal ...,.. w.ur TtU. TD11'81110 ..... reduced price on this lllllll ~"r..~~.,:.VY, ~w ..:J, frame bom1 and I A., good J BOlD WlLL OIVI YOU ootbulldlq, located J mll8 A · 1'IUB VIBY WILL DP'r ftr 6ft BOlO HAl A autmPUJ.·I<Ji\lliJIH, ll'om loWD. lt'l prleed New 5 ton rann lfi&OIII wltb .,..._......, GAIIAOL ITOJIIl . WIN· l-· ..... ",-; Mike .a 01 DOWI AND A NICK LOT, CrrY WAT· W-.JI ""VW tire• fl29.011 up a AND NATtJBAL ou t.OCATa:D rea80118blo oirllr, New 8 25 1 20 10 ply nylon IN oRUN ACRIB. IT'll BUN Rio . ' 1u1 tu t."'f' .... .,..,.. ... ..,.. C.. . • !lid. r.rJ!Ipallo YOU CAN - I . bome to v.., ..., "" ·tewn wllh I 1qe bediOOIDI, lJI Plaa 81.. Pb. ltiU Olllce ~ Home Ml 4711 bath ,blsement, d"P , Itt, RENlELEt"''JJIC 1i apbolllll'J HOME SITES, iar1e Iota, ,.... carpte'JII· iD llvlnl R9JD, oor Rug Shampoarer by Blue oonable, In low tu district, .• ond n)ce, ~- Jl'• j1rkled Lwtre. Sheppard's, 112 Ill Close to: Cheahlre ltchnols. for jU11 $111011.: . . Ave., Pb. ~~~~1111-11 Jllll off RL 7 EM, r·'I350,Jl-3 .. : , 11,01\TH,II'ESIERN • lid•~ 0 • • 1 BEDROO!tl bouse '158 First WE NEI!D homes any location ·EVANSTON , lit (UPI) L1' vuu are "" ·:' I 11 Ctlll · · and let Juntor Jlln Bums paced Nort oom. or relllfWlell"'o • us An. elepnt17 turnlshed, ev 10 10 , Ul . tom Ill . 8 win OVtl We art nullden Olllrtbutnt erythlnl new Wall to wa!lj na help : -..~e·u~~ :ianl Unl~ty here Saluto lor tlur,Git•l .\Jtf11'PI• Alit •oarpe•t.lnl under lt,OIO. ~ .... RUIJ-~..... 1,j 1 II .._ .._ ~ncr ¥ N'lln~e 1 , Robinson's l:d •.eo: I TALK OVER your needs wltll the Dillon Agency.I'·- Courtlo Th ous, friendly Rea ""•· fiJ stand ready to put thetr flral hand knowledge and years ol experience at yeur disposal. Buyers waitint~-llstiDIS nee4ed! BtlBART DILLON, REALTOR months old. 4 speed automaUc turntable. Multiple speak· era. Only $51.75 or terms. Call ----------~-= 446-4329. III-I SEWING MACHINE. 1966 full for S.le ---:I-nsurance ___ fll.l17f automaUc. No attachmental,=========; LncMe or Howard Brannoa THREE to look_fora wben needed to buttonhole, sew on ;· I ...,, b•ruthmga Insurance good Evellfnp 441-JM• ... bottons, monogrsmo, bind ! Home Heeling Oi ,-- ., BilJ Nortlrap f48.D hem, overcast, etc. Just ID-1 'company, fast claims serv1ee oert oams for deaii!JIS. ODIYI Treated No. I -Treated No. md low rates. We have all ...•.90 or terms. Call 446-4329.1 I - Metored Delivery threa at the Neal Ins. Agen.., 16-tf 'rlnt-A-Mat" Tickets -Bud· ·"Y· your Grange Agents. See Plumb!'!! --~-~•ling pt Pay Syotem - Degree them soon. 18-11 WANDARD PLUMIIINO A U.L IYJIOI or DlllllllD. motet Day Delivery HEATING, 50f Second Ave. tals. block. brick. pipe Phone Pomeroy , ~liZ. HI Re•l htate For 5•1• wildoWI, lint.! II. ell:. Claude 992·2181 Collect IOIIN IIIWIMBil Wtoten, Rio Or- 0. r.tl or o. D. P.u!SONS, REALTOR Plumbln& and lleatiDJ IHI rHm alter 1 CO.IIIpoli•VInton 51! Se<oad Ave. • Fourth Ave.-KB-1117 111-11 ooor cleiD lUmp and IIOker "' . 3&1inQ lio&, n Pbone f46-IZIJ DEWI'M PLUMBING GrlUide. Pbone CH Hll6. GOOD INVESTMENTS: AND '!EATING eoaJ. Carl Wlnten. Rio Now ltrvlll(l I - Double House iD clly fi,OOO 11011I'E 1110 for prompt couriJio OA'Ltll 1 _ Busine,s Block with I -- ..mce call r; ll-'m !i ELEC'fROLUX sweeper on wheels late model. Has all COUNTY opts., only $21,000. Both will MATI"S PLUMBING AND cleaning attachments _ Just I show above average return. :!EATING, All worlc guart39.7S. Terms avlilable. can Willi tho tlneot and most 1 446-f329. 16-tf -lat. Ptlrol..m Sarvlct. OVERLOOKING Tycoon Lake, uteed. Ph. 446-1589, U ne 1 Store - Building - Trailer IIBWer, call 446-2510· U-2l 1' lolJW. UlW Pnces .., mattroa.._ Rice and Corbin Fum!Boats and Equl pmen,• ti9-U Re•l Estete Lo•n• !5 Acres, also 50 acres; vaoant Services OffeNCI U= Kelvinator refrigerator land, Look It over. TERMJTB PEST.OONTROL In good condition, Ph. 448 • llll\1 ACRE Farm, 5 rooms & rREF: lnspecUon. call 446-3241 4751. after 5 p.m. 41-3 bath, two barn•. rertlle land. Merrill O'Dell, Operator for Pasture, rents for $500 per E>termltal Termite Service BASSETT puppies, AKC relisyear. 10 Belmclllt Dr. 18'1-11 tered, GI 6-2328. 41-3 11 • I'It:HMITB or Roach Clyde B. Walker, Mgr. GOING to Florida for o tew Commereial or lllldenttal I Z&" GIRL'S Schwinn bicycle, Loans en Small Acre•P weeks. In my absence these b can be dooe for lui, fllD good condition, $20. Phone SVJ Percent Interest 446-358%. 41-3 salesmen will serve you. Qt1'o 2nd, Ph. 446-0201 can do 11, Thn11181 W. Faia O.Uipollo, Ohio saJesmea: HALLICRAFTER communlca· \ Son .EIIerllllllatiJI& Ca.. I WayDO Amabary, f48.mt lions received model. S • 120. a.m. to 10 p.m., \VIIellfn. Tbree short wave bands (1.6 Earl Wlllm, fti.IIU llu'1- 0. Pb. PR fi.BI. 114 me to 30 mel and A. M. broC.mplng Equip. adoast band. Plus antenna Real &t•t• for S1fe ._,.-....--IEC~£1 446-flOB. U-3 ....:=:.:::::.::..:.:::.~:.;;;.- 11112 RAMBLER Classic, 4 door, good Ures, low mileage and iD A·l condition. Price $750, Ph.446-0803. $1 PER DAY rental for Elee· trio Carpet Sbampooer with purchase ol Blue Lustre. Far· mers Hardware. 42-6 ONE OF the finer things or NEW GMC TRUCK Ufe - Blue Lustre carpet and HEADQUARTERS upholstery cleaner. Rent elee· tric shampooer $!. Central NOW'. SHOWING Supply Co. 42-t 19'o6 MODELS REPOSSESSED Electrolu1 Vacuwn cleaner - authorized Electrolu¥ Sales and Service. 2 MJnneapYis Moline Power Unltl Pb. 615-2948. f:l-6 WEEKEND specials al B & G 1954 \1 ten Chevrolel ton GMC Pet "' Novelty Sbop. New 1981 \1 '" Ju~·Uonal ahipment of stock and tropi· 1955 .,. '''"~ 1960 \1 Ton Chevrolet ral !Ish, 87 varieties. 1258 J965 ~ Ton Ford Powell Sl, Middleport, 0. 1955 ~ Ton o.-.a ••"' 41-2 1!151 _,, \1 Too GMC 1983 s ton GMC Dump 11M BUICK Sltylark, bucket Hals, power steering, perfect 1llll1 atoo GMC ClOIIdlUon $1,595, phoue 448 • 1960 Ford - ~ too 21'10. 41-3 llllif Ford - ~ ton USO MODEL A Ford. Priced for 1981 Ford Eccmllne qutclt: aale. Call after 1:30 p, IJ59 Olev. I too m. ffl!-4m. . 40-l 1951 OJev. ~ tOll 1B52 Cbev. ~ too ADDING M!Jcb!Do Slle. Prima 11151 Dodge ~ ton I •~• .......... ~ • 20 Adder $116 now .LWU ............., Til wu Quuta Electric $lli.!IO Ust 1984 lnl Scoot, 2 heel Dr. I total I credit hal. Solve your 1957 Iuternational I loll tu: p!Gblems, buy a Prima 1158 Cbavrolet -~ loll or Electric at Simmons Pig. 1957 ~ · Toll OMC II Office Equlp. Wt service 1965 Oldminb 11 _ aD mat.s. Ph. 446-1.317. Sf.tl New 60" Rotary Cutlel'l _... SINGER, MODEL Ill, Zig Zag, uJ ped to b ttonh0 le ••••b eq P u • ,..... • monogram, etc. Balance due NEW . Smell Down Peyment Auume A. G.l. Loan 1\!t STORY 3 BR home, diDIDI room large kitchen featurIng wood cabinets, full bas• ments, lot has 60' frontage on a <Oncrete otreet. You doD't have to be a veteran to .. aumL this 1-. Payment per mo. 93.90 covers everythinl - less than rent. COME IN 42 ~~:7';~,:~:. ::~·~..;·;~;: PbtDe ....... Spring V•lley Estetes LARGE lot 1011' • W' with all modern s rm. home carpet iD Uvlng room, Dice patio, I car attached garage. Prl<ed llet. reaaouable Ill loday'l miJIIo ket. HOBBY aNTER '" c'"""" "" "'"'"' '" ""' your J BR home, Dice kltclleu, ulllo 1ty room forced bot air ,Jal rumace, !root porcli, earp«~'~, fenced In yard. Price easw. Vacant, and 1 Est••• For S.le av'='D. WOOn,dlale- TOM THUMB MODEL CAR RACING me Real MA1 we· belp 7ou aell your property tbl• aprlog? Ocr list. propetty till• sprlog? Our list. lnp are low and we cu I condition. Full price fll.61. IN INDUSTRY PRODUCTION .JOBS IN CEN446-1639. 39-tf TRAL OHIO. STARliNG RATES ABOVE $2.00 HAy and Straw 60c per bale. AN HOUR. MUST BE: 361-7117. 3H High School graduatea pr .equivalent; available for any shift Report imme'lllalely, and have w1th you: HOUSETRAlLER- Iiliood- <On· I Social Securi!y card; Birth Certificate, Educational clition. Call Gl 6-1391. 3H · Records; and, If Ex-MIUtuy, Form Dl)..214. MOWREY'S Upholstery. Reas- ' ii ;;;w.OIIable rates. Free estimates, work guaranteed. Ph Pt. 443 Slconcl Avenue Pleasant, 675-4154. 34-26 Gelllll!lh, Ohio !LEC'fROLUX sweeper, complete wtth attachmenta. A·l ~ <OOdiUon. Pay off balance 4 For Rent payments $5.51 each. 446-1639. 21-U ~SHED apt. private 5 =o=·;;::=:-:;;;p,;p;;;;:;; rms. • bath - all redecorat· HOME HeaUng oil, Pb. Pomeed. lsi floor Mrs. Ross North· rey t92-2181 collect. GaUipo1057 S.:,, Ave., 464-2543. Us-Vinton ~28. _ ~tf up, 42-t TAX FIGURES 1etttng Y011 J BRADBURY 1st floor efflclen- down? Don't let It Buy a/ h+--lf-+-1 t46-0057 Prima 20 Adder $115- now adul cy apt., Is ony. 4:~-3 $99.50; Electric $115, DOW\ lra-1---ll-t--tOPENING SOON $188.50. Renlalo and 2 BDRM. bousetrailer• ully Simmons Ptg. and Offtee l...l....l"Gellipolis, Ohio eq., TV & air-«>nd., block Equip. IIHf from Hospital. Adults. 641 ~ STEREO Rndio combinaUoli: Ph. 4114-3870· . 1966 Console model. Used Male Help Wented 7 ROOM bouse, unfornlshed, very Utile. Llke new. Good furnace, bath, hardwood tone. Four speed automatic MEN over 21 - lf yoo want to floors. 1112 - 1st. Ave. See changer. Multiple speekers. work call at once, I can Dr. L. E. Smith. First $119.80 cash or terms ... 4 ambitious men wro OFFICE -i-oom for rent,-ground takes it. Call 446-4329. 111-ll 1....&-i act~ally needs :-::~Y ;"'~~~; noor, Locust St. D. Hollis APPLES : Golden Delicious, will ng to wor · nd Wood 446-11166 42-tf Melrose Grimes Golden, and 1M' neat iD appearance a -~-·---- · C Rome Beauties Open week ol good character. Unlimited 3 RM. Unfurnished apt., on- da· d -Sunday. Wells 1 opp. Call 615-~. 42-t tact Empire Furniture Co. Orch ·"·~~t "::t 160 IJ-tf 13·11 • • · • Male Help Wulod ---:==-==:------_:::;:;;;::;;;; MEN OVER 45 with car and ; ROOM 0•arage apartment, STERO _ 1965 Model playa and 41 •3 sounds Uke new. Just fo ur sales experience belplul but ' caD 446-2220. OHIO STATE EMPlO(YMENT SERVICE Notice --·---:----- people doing a Dice bqslnes1. Good location iD OaDipol!o. 8elllog bulldlq IJid JIMIICI atock. . F.,. Sal,. ,=. ~~y~~~-Ppl.,eal Rfg~t Site Delivery •••. • 2 ....... ,....., • Rlgit on ···.·1 WAN'!'JiiD: EJperieoced meci»aititi' for ~ partl iDitalJa. tloa eervlee. MUll be mature. witli lbllllt te manale de~-· and seV partz. ~ wldng contiJtlons. Ia letMr, llate lllj)el'ience, ref. and wages expected; Wrlft e-n Tho Dafiy"Belltluel, llol _lilA. I Hie nme We bring lbe exact concrete mix yo11 ' need rieht where you need it at just the time you want it there! Low ~st ~!11 surprise you, lnsur•nce Fut •nd I••Y . .. ~, free htimetea ·. \ - ' Goeglein Ready-Mix Co. ' " ' " I • WY2-3284 PAGi ST. • ... ~ Mix You Need indar - to the ... ,, : .. ' . MIDDLEFIORT, ~ �FACTORY WORKERS . , EXPERIENCED ; OR WILL TRAIN EL..=Ot~~~~:Sdu~ cleanlog attachments. A • r~=~A~~-~~ti~'lll;lt;;;::.,.j MORNING DAWN LODGE No.7 Mcnday, Febru~ry 21 NO P.M. F. C. Degrte Kenn•th Dtvldson, Master Gallipolis Business College Raymond Jon11, Sec. SPECIAL Feb. · & Marcb- Permanent $5, $6.50 & f8.50: Bee 36 Locust St. Phone 446-4367 ~ ========~I Lov Lee Beauty Salon, 446 • 3613. 33-!2 Is- YOUR water sale? Let us check 1t And recommend proper equipment. no obligations Central Supply Co., Ph. 44112374. HI lpelld lime on "lllog , Wanted ~-----::---II WANTED ••• "' ..... ,. " .. ,,., '"" . Repalra.l 42·3 21 J not nece9Sary. Ph. alter 5 OFFICE space, heat, air conp.m. 675-1829. f:l-6 ditloning janitorial service lne•. or write lo 303 8oUU::r. Front furnished. Will redecorate for ••~••· c utumb,., oblo. W d )'OCr taste. Centrally lo<ated, FPmale Help ante 530 second Ave. Call 446-333t. Waitresses Wanted 41-3 Wanted To Rern Henderson Truck Stop HOUSE 3 room & bath, 44&- - ------ -Henderson, w. Va. 40-3 3501 41-3 NICE dean unfurn. apt. or ----- - _ __· -·- -- . house or 4 or 5 large rooms, LADIES needed for good pay- OFFICE room and three room with stove, refrigerator, close lng_ temporary work. No ex- apt. all utilities furnished. in call 446-2346 alter 5:30 p. penence necessary. Apply In Libby Hotel. Pb. 446-1)414. 41-3 person Tuesday, Feb. Z2, 9:00 1 _ _ - - ' k m. a m American Lellon Hall MODERN Housetrailers by w . city Bldg. 40- l or month. 1900 Chestnut s:9-t Male Help W ented BABYSITTER, l'o'OU!d prefer , one to live Ia. !46-44!!. 38-5 1FIRST Floor furnished apart· NEED CASH' Self famous ment. 631 Fourth Ave. 3&-tf Knapp Ae,;tred Sboes. Full Ar!: APARTMENTS, furnished, aliio_r part lime. Htgb <OIIllll18- . lloollli ••biard •nd 1 1, "ilfh- ltle. paid. Ph. . 446-0731 ~ stons lin plus bonus. ·• Complete Write Joe McEtreo, Rt. I, ROOMS by week or month. Lae for men .and women' Fares! Ohio ~ fayette Hotel Pb. 4~2522. Equipment rurmshed free. ' 21-21 Write to Gordon Rae, District , Saies Mgr., 3584 Darbyshire W•nted To Do J rm. hoose. Call GI 6-2!101 alDrive, Columbus, Ohio. Zip ter 4 p. m. 34-U 43221. 39-3 STUDENT Teacher wiD give dY Wt:M or -Ill : Sleepmg MARRIED with Pb. accordion lessons. Call f46- n10111 lm'!dllled apt, trailer 675-2948. 3H 3821. 3:1-3 apace. Cmtact Stella Arnold, --~Parto Cen!ral Hotel. IJI-tf THIS WEEK~S SPECI!IL! '61 CHEVROLET • IMPALA CONY. r flb~ with white top, V-8 I t:loor ~ hift, radi o, heater, white wall tires $1075·00 touR · CHEVROLET· ~ OLDSMOBILE DEALER Gallipolis, Ohio H~.:K~E~~~uslive mao- 'ear. ••·nUL opace ror Larry's Wayside Furniture Make an appointment with your. self to come to Wayside Furniture. l':verything you'll need and want for every room. Come soon and see our assortment of the finest chairs by Berkline. A chair to suit any room in your home. lAD p.liL _ _ For Larry Says: GET OUT YOUR NOTESJ PUT ON YOUR CREATIVE THING CAPJ I'II1L OJ W3U 11:11111 I LIIL 1111 l S.le _ _ ....======-....==1 . • 1 '----------'J "A New Name In Cmatlve Fine Furniture For 'l'hll Area" $23. 446-1639. 39-11 ' NEW Vinyal or Cloth sofa I bed $89.95 ea.; New 5 I tube G.E. Radios $11 .95 ea.; New 500 Sbot Daisey DB Gun $6.95; New Mar· lin Single shot 22 rifle $19.95: Save money at WICKUNES "EVE RVTHING" STORE Bidwell Ohio. 1 Mt. Mist 'quilt bati for 89c with JrOCery Of• - 'J'Ja»,r. ~ ....~ .... FREE Camptoe merchaDdlle at Amsbary'o Apacha Trallw The WISEMAN Agency Sales, 1131 Fourth Ave., GaUl NICE 3 bedrm. Home, <Olll- polll, 44t-a up to f!7f.lt Bonua ahaolutely free wltb $7,500 3_BEDROOM . plete bullt-ID ldtcban, lllrced Apm 1r111er bou&bt 111 ,._ a1r furnace, hardwnod Ooon, IDa& q A nllt GOOD ROD I'IUII')' • Bani: rate l!rumcl118 run garap and WITH IATB .\NO ruBNACL LOCA'tSD ON CRATMAII A.VJ:. WITB double concrete drive. Close Cll'Y WAD&. OA!I AND I1'JliZTI. l"l WOATH IIONEY. to toWD. tblldrea will allelld Galllpolll Schools. FHA easy Prlct Reduced $2,000 terms fll/700. 'filii . .AND rmr BOlO JNCLUDU " I NJCI BI.DROOJII, B&Almi'UL on Stale Route OUILT-JN JUW- WITII 11.\NOL SMALL • ' ciVIIN AND VJHT. N.a 211 wtht :11 ' l obacco baae J LA&.OE BA8DI&NT AND A1TACB.., GA&AGE. rr-s WCATICD oN A or 4 bedrooms forced atr ru. LAIIOI LOT 1 Ilia NORTH OJ POa. e1 furna<ie, -vew bath and W'DB ON RT. teo. 1'1"8 YOUBI 1101 ,......_ al'l'Rl' TAD • t.0011 chen, solid oak woodwork. TBII av&MJNa, RIO GRANDE WANT ill town! Larle s hdrm. bome with storm doal'l IJid PRICE REDUCEiD wlndowJ. enclosed front poreb, mu om n '1;0 YOUIIIU' '1'0 oae car prage, gu' beatill«. ~1.t!S&J. l..'"'ft::l ~ Close to elty scbooll. Prl<e aou l'l'IIDT rao• CAMJIUI. IV· 18YTIIIIIG II 1m\' IUC8 AI BUILT reduced for quick Jllle. ~==--~~._.= OJIPICI PHONE INOI. aoor sii>JNO, ac.· lt'l ON :U HU 44, Dlld A L.\110& W11oL LOCAftiii'CII)~ rr •a'Ou YOU PAll . • ..,. basement, ••m. BAIRD' WLf1 (lO, MODERN 3 BEDROOM OSCAR lWRD, ltEALTOR 1 MILE OUI roR QUICK llle, owaer hal ...,.. w.ur TtU. TD11'81110 ..... reduced price on this lllllll ~"r..~~.,:.VY, ~w ..:J, frame bom1 and I A., good J BOlD WlLL OIVI YOU ootbulldlq, located J mll8 A · 1'IUB VIBY WILL DP'r ftr 6ft BOlO HAl A autmPUJ.·I<Ji\lliJIH, ll'om loWD. lt'l prleed New 5 ton rann lfi&OIII wltb .,..._......, GAIIAOL ITOJIIl . WIN· l-· ..... ",-; Mike .a 01 DOWI AND A NICK LOT, CrrY WAT· W-.JI ""VW tire• fl29.011 up a AND NATtJBAL ou t.OCATa:D rea80118blo oirllr, New 8 25 1 20 10 ply nylon IN oRUN ACRIB. IT'll BUN Rio . ' 1u1 tu t."'f' .... .,..,.. ... ..,.. C.. . • !lid. r.rJ!Ipallo YOU CAN - I . bome to v.., ..., "" ·tewn wllh I 1qe bediOOIDI, lJI Plaa 81.. Pb. ltiU Olllce ~ Home Ml 4711 bath ,blsement, d"P , Itt, RENlELEt"''JJIC 1i apbolllll'J HOME SITES, iar1e Iota, ,.... carpte'JII· iD llvlnl R9JD, oor Rug Shampoarer by Blue oonable, In low tu district, .• ond n)ce, ~- Jl'• j1rkled Lwtre. Sheppard's, 112 Ill Close to: Cheahlre ltchnols. for jU11 $111011.: . . Ave., Pb. ~~~~1111-11 Jllll off RL 7 EM, r·'I350,Jl-3 .. : , 11,01\TH,II'ESIERN • lid•~ 0 • • 1 BEDROO!tl bouse '158 First WE NEI!D homes any location ·EVANSTON , lit (UPI) L1' vuu are "" ·:' I 11 Ctlll · · and let Juntor Jlln Bums paced Nort oom. or relllfWlell"'o • us An. elepnt17 turnlshed, ev 10 10 , Ul . tom Ill . 8 win OVtl We art nullden Olllrtbutnt erythlnl new Wall to wa!lj na help : -..~e·u~~ :ianl Unl~ty here Saluto lor tlur,Git•l .\Jtf11'PI• Alit •oarpe•t.lnl under lt,OIO. ~ .... RUIJ-~..... 1,j 1 II .._ .._ ~ncr ¥ N'lln~e 1 , Robinson's l:d •.eo: I TALK OVER your needs wltll the Dillon Agency.I'·- Courtlo Th ous, friendly Rea ""•· fiJ stand ready to put thetr flral hand knowledge and years ol experience at yeur disposal. Buyers waitint~-llstiDIS nee4ed! BtlBART DILLON, REALTOR months old. 4 speed automaUc turntable. Multiple speak· era. Only $51.75 or terms. Call ----------~-= 446-4329. III-I SEWING MACHINE. 1966 full for S.le ---:I-nsurance ___ fll.l17f automaUc. No attachmental,=========; LncMe or Howard Brannoa THREE to look_fora wben needed to buttonhole, sew on ;· I ...,, b•ruthmga Insurance good Evellfnp 441-JM• ... bottons, monogrsmo, bind ! Home Heeling Oi ,-- ., BilJ Nortlrap f48.D hem, overcast, etc. Just ID-1 'company, fast claims serv1ee oert oams for deaii!JIS. ODIYI Treated No. I -Treated No. md low rates. We have all ...•.90 or terms. Call 446-4329.1 I - Metored Delivery threa at the Neal Ins. Agen.., 16-tf 'rlnt-A-Mat" Tickets -Bud· ·"Y· your Grange Agents. See Plumb!'!! --~-~•ling pt Pay Syotem - Degree them soon. 18-11 WANDARD PLUMIIINO A U.L IYJIOI or DlllllllD. motet Day Delivery HEATING, 50f Second Ave. tals. block. brick. pipe Phone Pomeroy , ~liZ. HI Re•l htate For 5•1• wildoWI, lint.! II. ell:. Claude 992·2181 Collect IOIIN IIIWIMBil Wtoten, Rio Or- 0. r.tl or o. D. P.u!SONS, REALTOR Plumbln& and lleatiDJ IHI rHm alter 1 CO.IIIpoli•VInton 51! Se<oad Ave. • Fourth Ave.-KB-1117 111-11 ooor cleiD lUmp and IIOker "' . 3&1inQ lio&, n Pbone f46-IZIJ DEWI'M PLUMBING GrlUide. Pbone CH Hll6. GOOD INVESTMENTS: AND '!EATING eoaJ. Carl Wlnten. Rio Now ltrvlll(l I - Double House iD clly fi,OOO 11011I'E 1110 for prompt couriJio OA'Ltll 1 _ Busine,s Block with I -- ..mce call r; ll-'m !i ELEC'fROLUX sweeper on wheels late model. Has all COUNTY opts., only $21,000. Both will MATI"S PLUMBING AND cleaning attachments _ Just I show above average return. :!EATING, All worlc guart39.7S. Terms avlilable. can Willi tho tlneot and most 1 446-f329. 16-tf -lat. Ptlrol..m Sarvlct. OVERLOOKING Tycoon Lake, uteed. Ph. 446-1589, U ne 1 Store - Building - Trailer IIBWer, call 446-2510· U-2l 1' lolJW. UlW Pnces .., mattroa.._ Rice and Corbin Fum!Boats and Equl pmen,• ti9-U Re•l Estete Lo•n• !5 Acres, also 50 acres; vaoant Services OffeNCI U= Kelvinator refrigerator land, Look It over. TERMJTB PEST.OONTROL In good condition, Ph. 448 • llll\1 ACRE Farm, 5 rooms & rREF: lnspecUon. call 446-3241 4751. after 5 p.m. 41-3 bath, two barn•. rertlle land. Merrill O'Dell, Operator for Pasture, rents for $500 per E>termltal Termite Service BASSETT puppies, AKC relisyear. 10 Belmclllt Dr. 18'1-11 tered, GI 6-2328. 41-3 11 • I'It:HMITB or Roach Clyde B. Walker, Mgr. GOING to Florida for o tew Commereial or lllldenttal I Z&" GIRL'S Schwinn bicycle, Loans en Small Acre•P weeks. In my absence these b can be dooe for lui, fllD good condition, $20. Phone SVJ Percent Interest 446-358%. 41-3 salesmen will serve you. Qt1'o 2nd, Ph. 446-0201 can do 11, Thn11181 W. Faia O.Uipollo, Ohio saJesmea: HALLICRAFTER communlca· \ Son .EIIerllllllatiJI& Ca.. I WayDO Amabary, f48.mt lions received model. S • 120. a.m. to 10 p.m., \VIIellfn. Tbree short wave bands (1.6 Earl Wlllm, fti.IIU llu'1- 0. Pb. PR fi.BI. 114 me to 30 mel and A. M. broC.mplng Equip. adoast band. Plus antenna Real &t•t• for S1fe ._,.-....--IEC~£1 446-flOB. U-3 ....:=:.:::::.::..:.:::.~:.;;;.- 11112 RAMBLER Classic, 4 door, good Ures, low mileage and iD A·l condition. Price $750, Ph.446-0803. $1 PER DAY rental for Elee· trio Carpet Sbampooer with purchase ol Blue Lustre. Far· mers Hardware. 42-6 ONE OF the finer things or NEW GMC TRUCK Ufe - Blue Lustre carpet and HEADQUARTERS upholstery cleaner. Rent elee· tric shampooer $!. Central NOW'. SHOWING Supply Co. 42-t 19'o6 MODELS REPOSSESSED Electrolu1 Vacuwn cleaner - authorized Electrolu¥ Sales and Service. 2 MJnneapYis Moline Power Unltl Pb. 615-2948. f:l-6 WEEKEND specials al B & G 1954 \1 ten Chevrolel ton GMC Pet "' Novelty Sbop. New 1981 \1 '" Ju~·Uonal ahipment of stock and tropi· 1955 .,. '''"~ 1960 \1 Ton Chevrolet ral !Ish, 87 varieties. 1258 J965 ~ Ton Ford Powell Sl, Middleport, 0. 1955 ~ Ton o.-.a ••"' 41-2 1!151 _,, \1 Too GMC 1983 s ton GMC Dump 11M BUICK Sltylark, bucket Hals, power steering, perfect 1llll1 atoo GMC ClOIIdlUon $1,595, phoue 448 • 1960 Ford - ~ too 21'10. 41-3 llllif Ford - ~ ton USO MODEL A Ford. Priced for 1981 Ford Eccmllne qutclt: aale. Call after 1:30 p, IJ59 Olev. I too m. ffl!-4m. . 40-l 1951 OJev. ~ tOll 1B52 Cbev. ~ too ADDING M!Jcb!Do Slle. Prima 11151 Dodge ~ ton I •~• .......... ~ • 20 Adder $116 now .LWU ............., Til wu Quuta Electric $lli.!IO Ust 1984 lnl Scoot, 2 heel Dr. I total I credit hal. Solve your 1957 Iuternational I loll tu: p!Gblems, buy a Prima 1158 Cbavrolet -~ loll or Electric at Simmons Pig. 1957 ~ · Toll OMC II Office Equlp. Wt service 1965 Oldminb 11 _ aD mat.s. Ph. 446-1.317. Sf.tl New 60" Rotary Cutlel'l _... SINGER, MODEL Ill, Zig Zag, uJ ped to b ttonh0 le ••••b eq P u • ,..... • monogram, etc. Balance due NEW . Smell Down Peyment Auume A. G.l. Loan 1\!t STORY 3 BR home, diDIDI room large kitchen featurIng wood cabinets, full bas• ments, lot has 60' frontage on a <Oncrete otreet. You doD't have to be a veteran to .. aumL this 1-. Payment per mo. 93.90 covers everythinl - less than rent. COME IN 42 ~~:7';~,:~:. ::~·~..;·;~;: PbtDe ....... Spring V•lley Estetes LARGE lot 1011' • W' with all modern s rm. home carpet iD Uvlng room, Dice patio, I car attached garage. Prl<ed llet. reaaouable Ill loday'l miJIIo ket. HOBBY aNTER '" c'"""" "" "'"'"' '" ""' your J BR home, Dice kltclleu, ulllo 1ty room forced bot air ,Jal rumace, !root porcli, earp«~'~, fenced In yard. Price easw. Vacant, and 1 Est••• For S.le av'='D. WOOn,dlale- TOM THUMB MODEL CAR RACING me Real MA1 we· belp 7ou aell your property tbl• aprlog? Ocr list. propetty till• sprlog? Our list. lnp are low and we cu I condition. Full price fll.61. IN INDUSTRY PRODUCTION .JOBS IN CEN446-1639. 39-tf TRAL OHIO. STARliNG RATES ABOVE $2.00 HAy and Straw 60c per bale. AN HOUR. MUST BE: 361-7117. 3H High School graduatea pr .equivalent; available for any shift Report imme'lllalely, and have w1th you: HOUSETRAlLER- Iiliood- <On· I Social Securi!y card; Birth Certificate, Educational clition. Call Gl 6-1391. 3H · Records; and, If Ex-MIUtuy, Form Dl)..214. MOWREY'S Upholstery. Reas- ' ii ;;;w.OIIable rates. Free estimates, work guaranteed. Ph Pt. 443 Slconcl Avenue Pleasant, 675-4154. 34-26 Gelllll!lh, Ohio !LEC'fROLUX sweeper, complete wtth attachmenta. A·l ~ <OOdiUon. Pay off balance 4 For Rent payments $5.51 each. 446-1639. 21-U ~SHED apt. private 5 =o=·;;::=:-:;;;p,;p;;;;:;; rms. • bath - all redecorat· HOME HeaUng oil, Pb. Pomeed. lsi floor Mrs. Ross North· rey t92-2181 collect. GaUipo1057 S.:,, Ave., 464-2543. Us-Vinton ~28. _ ~tf up, 42-t TAX FIGURES 1etttng Y011 J BRADBURY 1st floor efflclen- down? Don't let It Buy a/ h+--lf-+-1 t46-0057 Prima 20 Adder $115- now adul cy apt., Is ony. 4:~-3 $99.50; Electric $115, DOW\ lra-1---ll-t--tOPENING SOON $188.50. Renlalo and 2 BDRM. bousetrailer• ully Simmons Ptg. and Offtee l...l....l"Gellipolis, Ohio eq., TV & air-«>nd., block Equip. IIHf from Hospital. Adults. 641 ~ STEREO Rndio combinaUoli: Ph. 4114-3870· . 1966 Console model. Used Male Help Wented 7 ROOM bouse, unfornlshed, very Utile. Llke new. Good furnace, bath, hardwood tone. Four speed automatic MEN over 21 - lf yoo want to floors. 1112 - 1st. Ave. See changer. Multiple speekers. work call at once, I can Dr. L. E. Smith. First $119.80 cash or terms ... 4 ambitious men wro OFFICE -i-oom for rent,-ground takes it. Call 446-4329. 111-ll 1....&-i act~ally needs :-::~Y ;"'~~~; noor, Locust St. D. Hollis APPLES : Golden Delicious, will ng to wor · nd Wood 446-11166 42-tf Melrose Grimes Golden, and 1M' neat iD appearance a -~-·---- · C Rome Beauties Open week ol good character. Unlimited 3 RM. Unfurnished apt., on- da· d -Sunday. Wells 1 opp. Call 615-~. 42-t tact Empire Furniture Co. Orch ·"·~~t "::t 160 IJ-tf 13·11 • • · • Male Help Wulod ---:==-==:------_:::;:;;;::;;;; MEN OVER 45 with car and ; ROOM 0•arage apartment, STERO _ 1965 Model playa and 41 •3 sounds Uke new. Just fo ur sales experience belplul but ' caD 446-2220. OHIO STATE EMPlO(YMENT SERVICE Notice --·---:----- people doing a Dice bqslnes1. Good location iD OaDipol!o. 8elllog bulldlq IJid JIMIICI atock. . F.,. Sal,. ,=. ~~y~~~-Ppl.,eal Rfg~t Site Delivery •••. • 2 ....... ,....., • Rlgit on ···.·1 WAN'!'JiiD: EJperieoced meci»aititi' for ~ partl iDitalJa. tloa eervlee. MUll be mature. witli lbllllt te manale de~-· and seV partz. ~ wldng contiJtlons. Ia letMr, llate lllj)el'ience, ref. and wages expected; Wrlft e-n Tho Dafiy"Belltluel, llol _lilA. I Hie nme We bring lbe exact concrete mix yo11 ' need rieht where you need it at just the time you want it there! Low ~st ~!11 surprise you, lnsur•nce Fut •nd I••Y . .. ~, free htimetea ·. \ - ' Goeglein Ready-Mix Co. ' " ' " I • WY2-3284 PAGi ST. • ... ~ Mix You Need indar - to the ... ,, : .. ' . MIDDLEFIORT, ~ �' '• •l, · ·/, ., /' Mr. and Mrs, Elmore rtowen Salurd&f ,with ~·' • ·~t--'11ne Sun4ay Tlmes,Sentlnel, SundaJ, rebrulry. 20, 1988 · A Mg George apenl a rtcenl TUesday night with 1 friend, spent " recent Sunday with Mr. .Kerr Bennie Hash, . and Mrs. Billy Georp and By Katbrylle D. Knolls Mr, and Mrs. Gilmer Knotts, cltHdren on Kemper Hollow Rd. Mrs. LeSter Waugh bas been Mr.' and )llrs. John Denney, · Mr. and Mrs. Frances Moran staying with her daughter, Mrs. •nns, Obucky and Jolunly, Mrs. lllld cltlldren of ColumbUs spont Frill Tackett after having sur· Margaret Edwarda and Wyman a few days here with Mr. and l"fV at the Holzer hospital. Denney bad dinner with Mr. Mrs. Earl Carman and cblld· Mr. and Mrs. David Rob- Sam Denney and son, 'lbomas ren. lnson and three children bave Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Brofl1ers moved here to the property Mr. and Mrs. Worthy Stanley and daughters called on his they purchased !rom Mr. Val· and children have moved Into mother Mrs. Jessie Brethers lance, the former George Keith their new bouse which they and ,Mrs. Palmer. · P.,perty. bullt thlll winter. Chris slid Stephen Steut spont · D · h ...na eat s 1 t:;· · .' E• D, MCF•, ar}30dl1ceMasonJones,and Pt.one Pleasant. sister, Mrs. AI· · • Funeral services for Joe Ef>. • On Fr1'day song_ Slliiday 2:30 p.m. at the_ FogleDIeS Funeral Home. Buml wtll be 111 the Graham cemetery. POINT PLEASANT - F.rnest Fri•nds may call at the Funeral D. MrFarmnd, 67, Hartford, W. Home. t>a died al home Friday 12 :30 , ~~~{:f~~~~~:r!~~:;d c:.;~~~~ Joe Ebersbach spondent over ill health, accordIng tu relatives. Mrs. McFar- W"""'"'' ' • r >•• • > • > ' ,,, ___ , : _ l. :hk.L._ I '. ' .. .. I .. . .. • • ••I _\.," ' minut;s larrr . _ \wn~, employee until his retireMcfarbnd was a re_ttn•d mt>-- :wt>llt sev l:'n years ago, and a chanir He was born m Mason cen tral committeeman of the (01Jnl\ DPl' 5, 1898, a son of 1Sc~l·ond Ward at the time of his thr btP \1r and _Mrs .. . Wylhe 'death. He was preceded in death :\kf':Jr!:-md_ 1_-lis (Irs( wde, Ora ,hy his parent~ Peter and Em~U5' iln. dwd rn 1947. , mn Ebt•rsbach an infant dau· !'un1vmg are his wih', Ru!h: ghtt>r. B(•tly Ann: four broth~~:.:. sons, Harry of. Athenrs. Ohm. ers. W. H. Ebersbach, Albert Dand ;md \1arvm both of . H. Ebers bach Adam EbersNew Hnven Quentin n[ Long b;wh and Jacob Ebersbach. and I<::IJflrl N Elmer of Tnmp:1 two sisters, Miss Ann Ebers~"'t rt ...::md Edward MrF<~rland h;:~:·n nnd Miss Kate Ebersbach. ot Barherl()n Ohio: _lh!·ee dau.. S11fvivors Include his wife, g hler ~. Mrs Cathcrme Stn~·k- An11a l.ordon bersbach · two ler. Columbus, !'t1rs{ Rosena '<::nn s. Frank, Armed Fo;ces, KoBu~hne!l. I.DtlJ.:! Island. N V., rea. and Tom, at horne; four N, Y.: une brother Donme of.s 11 ,, and Nanry all at home: \1r':l. Nora Wagner. Bmu~l.vn . trree brothers, C. J. Ebersbach, N. Y. : one brother. Donnie of Middleport and Elmer Ebers- {UPT01 $200 TI-\ROUGH THE ~TATE FARM MUTUAl eAR FINANCE PLAN Low cost financin~ through a lot:al cooperatir1g W. V. Martin , Dies Friday . , For Spring! ' \ .. .... '' .• , . . ·I' . . : •> I atyles - A-line sklr18 - Chanel type . lf the ... . red SultU; .: 20 lltely . . . AMOU~T I K. Snowden ite ntral Hotel BldiJ. · ' Phone 446-4290 om1 Phone 446-45111 we eompaar Ofl icc: , m-tt.lll, llllloll A 10~ 1.0:4$:-- dbristopbers DIO .. . ,, toll' In fuhloil for . . Living Beany ancl CecU .Jl:oo.:..Life 11:30-Bible Legion earners 3 Bowlin& BUllwinkle Discovery Peter Polatwa J2:00,C:.TV Chap<( 12:~~ t:lub Face 'l1te Nob . 1:111!-tltleet Press Oral Roberta '· J·-.lilm . ··~ '!" Coot. 9lTll fiUM. Vice Pres· tmphrey ··~ Facing Life ~~IT'T /JJVD i'TIVtlY I IIi! Commu- Iit • South JOtt govern. lki! havins 1 eoop" or · ~ an lire depart· Truth trusede ·"a• ftylns lew Zealarid( L•i!,htllouse Harmony Bo~ !I VI Emergnecy We tieileve Spts. Spectacular • Z:l5 .. :2:~Ey• ·· 2:~ . Times NBA Game.. Commu"niRtA ld to the Viet ion for Viet , .: r• Mrs. Mae Woods of Hog· M". Garnet Hill of Ga polis and Mrs. Florence Stein es a dose o1 ,. presitent nptu newt • departi.. Amer.~ae ,, :. I:~P.G.A.. Golf l'llr. Ed 5:~ . Ted Mack Stoaey Burke visited more Pacific 11111t ·ludlnr Sol8 tour bill ·• of fatigue II the PhilliP' EveninB' Shc.ws 1 Raincoats Wear-for-ever 6:011-News New Spring Suits Come to Elberfelds Beautiful New ·Daytime Dres8es Busy Ready To Wear our beautiful selection of womens new Spring Ill-'""~ Suits, soft pastels rolids and plaids, ' ' i 1732--1799 "••• litst in war, first io peace, and fust ia the beans of his COWIU)'men." J Thi' bank will transact no buslnns on 'ashingtoa's Birth,ay, Tuesday, Febi'UIIJ 22nd. ft POMEROY · NATIONAl BANK •" fabrics, sizes for . .. !i« of w~!Ji!t· ~. River ~ elngharm ..- acetate Serving Meigs CouniJI for over 94 ~ear~ POMEROY RUTLAND Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatlou Unens, see1111ckers, U'ITLE GIRLS EASTER BONNETS easy to wash Fair weather requl1'e · or foul, thei6 Ironing,. a . wide raincoalll u~ make sunny ta~lics, ~· You'll want Perry MRSOII Movie re ay Newa lJJ I um, one, after you see this S~e QWiupring b4U pc~~UI ~~~~ white onclnGtural toltll floral !rim .- Jar girllctQts8to6Xoncl1tol4. ' .. ' ·. . \ ~_!""-' BE 'THRlfTYI . 4U of ,l:cmr Sale•l!JM .Fr.om 1 1 , ' ::- ·• • ,, • : .. ' AMI~­ ll/GIIT /!ACI( IN TI/IW'iS.' TO GET 1Channeb eTY CAlli Ch. 4 Columbus, Cit. ' Columbue, Cit. 10, C. I...._, Ch. S Hllllllngton, Ch.. lS Hunlinpn. ~he ... . - , Cit. 211 Ohio u. Brought into your home for only ·Eli£JfELDS, • "~MAP~ WITH . ... ·.'IN' '·'·~'-'·, •fCKME'ROY: ·. ·., cABLE VIEWERS ONLY ..... - Slut _ 88 to ........ " an{41l'to ,,._..rr~n~ __ _5I _ "' IIH~ ail ' I Minet SitU 10 U>•20· ~"' Hill/ Size~ 14~ to 24~ i atauHful ll'bia 1'111111 LIDd .' (j or : no Junlqr Slzea5.to ~5 fashion news, eoUectionl an colors. stunning Ed Sultiv.. NO ANTENNA NEEDED leleetion of' •tylea· IUIII more than I:OJI-. 11 :~· ler.seys, chambrays, 1George Washington Sea Voyage 1t:8!1-WIIdrieot Ship Caudid. cam.ra IJ•If wbat's .My Lule 11:00--Neq News II: 1$-l'lteoter Cbanging Wwld 11:30Loie :illow dreBSOII,, __:., .,,,IIIIored everyone. Courtetv-ionl of tht' Rftrolutlon !awe ';IIW ~Pfini: day time in a wide choice Geltf1r.nc. 'tor Brftls~ fYICOitlotl f'avorile Martian S. ally IDe. iaa collllllll' Hundreds of ..beautiful beautifully styled ()f 7:00-7:30-Walt Disney ' t:Qf..Bo- Department and see In All Weather! 6:30-NBC' ~- 20th Centwy Rilleman ~ San Francisco Be<tt Addams Famil,y ~ 8J041randecl '1 ,:'.. .1 ',' ~ $l.l9aweek ... ALSO: AVAILABlE ON TV CABLE. FM STEREO For v- listening Ple1sure. At No Additional Monthly Cbarte \ ' $5.80 lnstalflti,... , $4.95 P8 M•SJifl · J Ilion govertl. ,·, four sisters, Miss Pearl Martin proposal e we should 3:oo.:.\vorld GoU . 1_:30:-..,.. -· " Ac.,on " AI UlDi FUll ~ *OQ gil US-o ' 4:....-: . T!IA Wood of Columboa, Ohio; 1 ,K~y, D' ,. 2:~Jsle Department on the aecond floor. j j :, TASTE', Lamp Look Up ' !1.1! Akron, Ohio, a brother, Ern1ie Marlin. Hogsett; and 13 grandchildren. tl:!l.l!. God ·Is AllAm' 10:00-- shop in the busy Ready To Wear Hun~ Evangelism 9:45'-.lubilee ." Time Clturcb 9:30- and sell, ~THAll """ ...... ·ey oFox ieks n.u Sin • 9:~ns 1izes and extra sizes - come in now and I WIIIN ~gwc 8 :~ junior petites - juniors - missetl - half ~sl . TV-i 8:30- ington : one daughter, Mrs. FlorI Pnce ~~~ond Ave., Gallipolis lltulomobift ;' and quality fabrics and all the new 1prlng shades - wens WSAZ TV·3 7:30 garment for you :- the newell in styling William Charles and Clar· Iem·• E. Martin, both of ..,.,.., tlulli .nurses and IIIIth, 27. SOD Snnday Whether It is a coat, suit, drefi, hat, Mr. Martin was a retired em· ploye of the H. K. Porter (l!fm. p•ny. He was born May ll, 1905 at Gallipolis Ferry, a son of Jlhe late Sherman and Amanda · smlS. weelt IOIT<Spondent Come To Elberfelds For Tops In Fashions diPd Friday in a Beckley hospil31. Burial will be in the Lone wife. Maggie Burns Martin: two 1laat l)e lives Ill Daylime Shows who 1 1 :tcene wu boullt of a l4~i:;1.--~·rM r~~r!~~w - -. Half Sise• I Oak cemetery at Point Pleasant. . LLTDDAY! .. ' .... Detailt Misses SiJei and M<rtin. 65. Guyandotf<>, former Stuart Martin. Surviving are •' lllterna~onal ~ ! .,. M\JC.H! whatever your needs we have jU!!t the and our low cost Insurance too! ' white. ' in Huntington for W. Vernie b~nk . . , ·, . jackets - beautiful soft pastell ~lul · · blouse, skirt, rainwear, sportswear - 1 I .. est in spring, wlth , pretty, bouncy dte~~sea and tailored, Ji!dy.llke eoats. J .1 want to go-two and three piece I~ I '#' Uttle girls ar.il JoveU· . ··\ Knits will take you any place you · i. MH!-ion County resident, ' ien PT. PLEASANT Funeral . scrvkr will be held tod::ty at ~ · 2 p m. at Chapman's Mortuary , 1 ' Are The Thing .ler. Carrie Neutzling, Pomeroy. : F'rlf'nds may rall at the funeral ,: home anytime. · ! I ; .' .b<:wh. Pt. Pleasant, and one sis- SAVE .' . KNITS thel HOW CJIB BUFEBS ·'f.' • '. ' ' FuneraJ sericesv for Joe Eb- and Mr McFarland was m !ht llleld Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the hertroum wlwn she .heHrd ~ shot iEwing Chapel with Delbert ErnMrFarland shot 111m sel ~ Jn l~e , strilusen and Don Reynolds 1n stomach \.\·ilh a :12 rall~er re- 1d1a rgr. Burial will be in "o!n. and Wi.l" dt-•<-~d when the Bi:'erh Grove Cemetery. am!JL,lann• arrived iibout W1 He was a fnrmer slate high · ' I .. '" ' !and Wld thii" s.herii['s Dt>part- ersbach, 75, Pomeroy, whu died 1 ment she w··ds l~· mg on the couch :irt the VeteraM Memorial Rosin tht• living nwtm of 1he1r.home I pilnl Saturdav morning, will be !FIND ' ' Make Elherfelds in Pomer~'y' · -" Y', ·' our:,' Shopping Center Dies Saturday ·Mr. Mcrarland had been de- 11'4 r.l!:s1 her daughter, Mr& Vb:gfnlallo)t. oro the parents ol a baby _Sb;l T. A. McCultY of 'rycilon Rd. son and family, born Feb, 1. It is their ftrst Mn. · Sylvia .Deuney ~~ a Larey ftusse)l has jOined t!ul cltlld and was given the ~ recent Sunday wllli. her daugbt- Marin~ ~· Is stallon,ed at Par· .If Kathryn j,ynn. · · • er, Mrs •. Bobby. Green .andJa~~~o II Islaiict: ; . lly. · · : . ~· WHUam Persinger and S'l'A.YS PUT )IT. and Mrs. 00!1 Shupe and daughter, Debby and son, Andy A porcup~ rarely w~en !amlly ha . ve mo . ved to the . pro- visited her. ~~· ~1dfs. Kate lar away once II has plckcld a perty ~ l'icent),Y boupt,:qear Dauber ~llll'!la!l· 1 >.· wintering spot. SomeUmes it Eno. , .. . . 1, . ' Mr. and·Mri.:Jollii'Fuiii!f and wlllstay ln'one. tree for weeka Mr. Johh ~can r~ to lllr•···l'.8U\ Fuller ·~lslled Mr. at a time durfii& zerO wea~er. Dayton ~Iter ~~ · ~I at and Mrs. 'Robert JOIII!i at ;Fair· , 1 Holz"!' bospiW; :. ·' bora Saturday. !>f!:. and Mrs, Vegetable oils are o(j!Oil Mri: ~ Cli~Y called en Jones, tlie fo~ · Betty. Fuller, -1110 per cent l>.t. · · · · . ~·, , ,. . ,.,, ,.. • ....'• '· i '' .~ ' 1 ; ! �' '• •l, · ·/, ., /' Mr. and Mrs, Elmore rtowen Salurd&f ,with ~·' • ·~t--'11ne Sun4ay Tlmes,Sentlnel, SundaJ, rebrulry. 20, 1988 · A Mg George apenl a rtcenl TUesday night with 1 friend, spent " recent Sunday with Mr. .Kerr Bennie Hash, . and Mrs. Billy Georp and By Katbrylle D. Knolls Mr, and Mrs. Gilmer Knotts, cltHdren on Kemper Hollow Rd. Mrs. LeSter Waugh bas been Mr.' and )llrs. John Denney, · Mr. and Mrs. Frances Moran staying with her daughter, Mrs. •nns, Obucky and Jolunly, Mrs. lllld cltlldren of ColumbUs spont Frill Tackett after having sur· Margaret Edwarda and Wyman a few days here with Mr. and l"fV at the Holzer hospital. Denney bad dinner with Mr. Mrs. Earl Carman and cblld· Mr. and Mrs. David Rob- Sam Denney and son, 'lbomas ren. lnson and three children bave Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Brofl1ers moved here to the property Mr. and Mrs. Worthy Stanley and daughters called on his they purchased !rom Mr. Val· and children have moved Into mother Mrs. Jessie Brethers lance, the former George Keith their new bouse which they and ,Mrs. Palmer. · P.,perty. bullt thlll winter. Chris slid Stephen Steut spont · D · h ...na eat s 1 t:;· · .' E• D, MCF•, ar}30dl1ceMasonJones,and Pt.one Pleasant. sister, Mrs. AI· · • Funeral services for Joe Ef>. • On Fr1'day song_ Slliiday 2:30 p.m. at the_ FogleDIeS Funeral Home. Buml wtll be 111 the Graham cemetery. POINT PLEASANT - F.rnest Fri•nds may call at the Funeral D. MrFarmnd, 67, Hartford, W. Home. t>a died al home Friday 12 :30 , ~~~{:f~~~~~:r!~~:;d c:.;~~~~ Joe Ebersbach spondent over ill health, accordIng tu relatives. Mrs. McFar- W"""'"'' ' • r >•• • > • > ' ,,, ___ , : _ l. :hk.L._ I '. ' .. .. I .. . .. • • ••I _\.," ' minut;s larrr . _ \wn~, employee until his retireMcfarbnd was a re_ttn•d mt>-- :wt>llt sev l:'n years ago, and a chanir He was born m Mason cen tral committeeman of the (01Jnl\ DPl' 5, 1898, a son of 1Sc~l·ond Ward at the time of his thr btP \1r and _Mrs .. . Wylhe 'death. He was preceded in death :\kf':Jr!:-md_ 1_-lis (Irs( wde, Ora ,hy his parent~ Peter and Em~U5' iln. dwd rn 1947. , mn Ebt•rsbach an infant dau· !'un1vmg are his wih', Ru!h: ghtt>r. B(•tly Ann: four broth~~:.:. sons, Harry of. Athenrs. Ohm. ers. W. H. Ebersbach, Albert Dand ;md \1arvm both of . H. Ebers bach Adam EbersNew Hnven Quentin n[ Long b;wh and Jacob Ebersbach. and I<::IJflrl N Elmer of Tnmp:1 two sisters, Miss Ann Ebers~"'t rt ...::md Edward MrF<~rland h;:~:·n nnd Miss Kate Ebersbach. ot Barherl()n Ohio: _lh!·ee dau.. S11fvivors Include his wife, g hler ~. Mrs Cathcrme Stn~·k- An11a l.ordon bersbach · two ler. Columbus, !'t1rs{ Rosena '<::nn s. Frank, Armed Fo;ces, KoBu~hne!l. I.DtlJ.:! Island. N V., rea. and Tom, at horne; four N, Y.: une brother Donme of.s 11 ,, and Nanry all at home: \1r':l. Nora Wagner. Bmu~l.vn . trree brothers, C. J. Ebersbach, N. Y. : one brother. Donnie of Middleport and Elmer Ebers- {UPT01 $200 TI-\ROUGH THE ~TATE FARM MUTUAl eAR FINANCE PLAN Low cost financin~ through a lot:al cooperatir1g W. V. Martin , Dies Friday . , For Spring! ' \ .. .... '' .• , . . ·I' . . : •> I atyles - A-line sklr18 - Chanel type . lf the ... . red SultU; .: 20 lltely . . . AMOU~T I K. Snowden ite ntral Hotel BldiJ. · ' Phone 446-4290 om1 Phone 446-45111 we eompaar Ofl icc: , m-tt.lll, llllloll A 10~ 1.0:4$:-- dbristopbers DIO .. . ,, toll' In fuhloil for . . Living Beany ancl CecU .Jl:oo.:..Life 11:30-Bible Legion earners 3 Bowlin& BUllwinkle Discovery Peter Polatwa J2:00,C:.TV Chap<( 12:~~ t:lub Face 'l1te Nob . 1:111!-tltleet Press Oral Roberta '· J·-.lilm . ··~ '!" Coot. 9lTll fiUM. Vice Pres· tmphrey ··~ Facing Life ~~IT'T /JJVD i'TIVtlY I IIi! Commu- Iit • South JOtt govern. lki! havins 1 eoop" or · ~ an lire depart· Truth trusede ·"a• ftylns lew Zealarid( L•i!,htllouse Harmony Bo~ !I VI Emergnecy We tieileve Spts. Spectacular • Z:l5 .. :2:~Ey• ·· 2:~ . Times NBA Game.. Commu"niRtA ld to the Viet ion for Viet , .: r• Mrs. Mae Woods of Hog· M". Garnet Hill of Ga polis and Mrs. Florence Stein es a dose o1 ,. presitent nptu newt • departi.. Amer.~ae ,, :. I:~P.G.A.. Golf l'llr. Ed 5:~ . Ted Mack Stoaey Burke visited more Pacific 11111t ·ludlnr Sol8 tour bill ·• of fatigue II the PhilliP' EveninB' Shc.ws 1 Raincoats Wear-for-ever 6:011-News New Spring Suits Come to Elberfelds Beautiful New ·Daytime Dres8es Busy Ready To Wear our beautiful selection of womens new Spring Ill-'""~ Suits, soft pastels rolids and plaids, ' ' i 1732--1799 "••• litst in war, first io peace, and fust ia the beans of his COWIU)'men." J Thi' bank will transact no buslnns on 'ashingtoa's Birth,ay, Tuesday, Febi'UIIJ 22nd. ft POMEROY · NATIONAl BANK •" fabrics, sizes for . .. !i« of w~!Ji!t· ~. River ~ elngharm ..- acetate Serving Meigs CouniJI for over 94 ~ear~ POMEROY RUTLAND Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatlou Unens, see1111ckers, U'ITLE GIRLS EASTER BONNETS easy to wash Fair weather requl1'e · or foul, thei6 Ironing,. a . wide raincoalll u~ make sunny ta~lics, ~· You'll want Perry MRSOII Movie re ay Newa lJJ I um, one, after you see this S~e QWiupring b4U pc~~UI ~~~~ white onclnGtural toltll floral !rim .- Jar girllctQts8to6Xoncl1tol4. ' .. ' ·. . \ ~_!""-' BE 'THRlfTYI . 4U of ,l:cmr Sale•l!JM .Fr.om 1 1 , ' ::- ·• • ,, • : .. ' AMI~­ ll/GIIT /!ACI( IN TI/IW'iS.' TO GET 1Channeb eTY CAlli Ch. 4 Columbus, Cit. ' Columbue, Cit. 10, C. I...._, Ch. S Hllllllngton, Ch.. lS Hunlinpn. ~he ... . - , Cit. 211 Ohio u. Brought into your home for only ·Eli£JfELDS, • "~MAP~ WITH . ... ·.'IN' '·'·~'-'·, •fCKME'ROY: ·. ·., cABLE VIEWERS ONLY ..... - Slut _ 88 to ........ " an{41l'to ,,._..rr~n~ __ _5I _ "' IIH~ ail ' I Minet SitU 10 U>•20· ~"' Hill/ Size~ 14~ to 24~ i atauHful ll'bia 1'111111 LIDd .' (j or : no Junlqr Slzea5.to ~5 fashion news, eoUectionl an colors. stunning Ed Sultiv.. NO ANTENNA NEEDED leleetion of' •tylea· IUIII more than I:OJI-. 11 :~· ler.seys, chambrays, 1George Washington Sea Voyage 1t:8!1-WIIdrieot Ship Caudid. cam.ra IJ•If wbat's .My Lule 11:00--Neq News II: 1$-l'lteoter Cbanging Wwld 11:30Loie :illow dreBSOII,, __:., .,,,IIIIored everyone. Courtetv-ionl of tht' Rftrolutlon !awe ';IIW ~Pfini: day time in a wide choice Geltf1r.nc. 'tor Brftls~ fYICOitlotl f'avorile Martian S. ally IDe. iaa collllllll' Hundreds of ..beautiful beautifully styled ()f 7:00-7:30-Walt Disney ' t:Qf..Bo- Department and see In All Weather! 6:30-NBC' ~- 20th Centwy Rilleman ~ San Francisco Be<tt Addams Famil,y ~ 8J041randecl '1 ,:'.. .1 ',' ~ $l.l9aweek ... ALSO: AVAILABlE ON TV CABLE. FM STEREO For v- listening Ple1sure. At No Additional Monthly Cbarte \ ' $5.80 lnstalflti,... , $4.95 P8 M•SJifl · J Ilion govertl. ,·, four sisters, Miss Pearl Martin proposal e we should 3:oo.:.\vorld GoU . 1_:30:-..,.. -· " Ac.,on " AI UlDi FUll ~ *OQ gil US-o ' 4:....-: . T!IA Wood of Columboa, Ohio; 1 ,K~y, D' ,. 2:~Jsle Department on the aecond floor. j j :, TASTE', Lamp Look Up ' !1.1! Akron, Ohio, a brother, Ern1ie Marlin. Hogsett; and 13 grandchildren. tl:!l.l!. God ·Is AllAm' 10:00-- shop in the busy Ready To Wear Hun~ Evangelism 9:45'-.lubilee ." Time Clturcb 9:30- and sell, ~THAll """ ...... ·ey oFox ieks n.u Sin • 9:~ns 1izes and extra sizes - come in now and I WIIIN ~gwc 8 :~ junior petites - juniors - missetl - half ~sl . TV-i 8:30- ington : one daughter, Mrs. FlorI Pnce ~~~ond Ave., Gallipolis lltulomobift ;' and quality fabrics and all the new 1prlng shades - wens WSAZ TV·3 7:30 garment for you :- the newell in styling William Charles and Clar· Iem·• E. Martin, both of ..,.,.., tlulli .nurses and IIIIth, 27. SOD Snnday Whether It is a coat, suit, drefi, hat, Mr. Martin was a retired em· ploye of the H. K. Porter (l!fm. p•ny. He was born May ll, 1905 at Gallipolis Ferry, a son of Jlhe late Sherman and Amanda · smlS. weelt IOIT<Spondent Come To Elberfelds For Tops In Fashions diPd Friday in a Beckley hospil31. Burial will be in the Lone wife. Maggie Burns Martin: two 1laat l)e lives Ill Daylime Shows who 1 1 :tcene wu boullt of a l4~i:;1.--~·rM r~~r!~~w - -. Half Sise• I Oak cemetery at Point Pleasant. . LLTDDAY! .. ' .... Detailt Misses SiJei and M<rtin. 65. Guyandotf<>, former Stuart Martin. Surviving are •' lllterna~onal ~ ! .,. M\JC.H! whatever your needs we have jU!!t the and our low cost Insurance too! ' white. ' in Huntington for W. Vernie b~nk . . , ·, . jackets - beautiful soft pastell ~lul · · blouse, skirt, rainwear, sportswear - 1 I .. est in spring, wlth , pretty, bouncy dte~~sea and tailored, Ji!dy.llke eoats. J .1 want to go-two and three piece I~ I '#' Uttle girls ar.il JoveU· . ··\ Knits will take you any place you · i. MH!-ion County resident, ' ien PT. PLEASANT Funeral . scrvkr will be held tod::ty at ~ · 2 p m. at Chapman's Mortuary , 1 ' Are The Thing .ler. Carrie Neutzling, Pomeroy. : F'rlf'nds may rall at the funeral ,: home anytime. · ! I ; .' .b<:wh. Pt. Pleasant, and one sis- SAVE .' . KNITS thel HOW CJIB BUFEBS ·'f.' • '. ' ' FuneraJ sericesv for Joe Eb- and Mr McFarland was m !ht llleld Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the hertroum wlwn she .heHrd ~ shot iEwing Chapel with Delbert ErnMrFarland shot 111m sel ~ Jn l~e , strilusen and Don Reynolds 1n stomach \.\·ilh a :12 rall~er re- 1d1a rgr. Burial will be in "o!n. and Wi.l" dt-•<-~d when the Bi:'erh Grove Cemetery. am!JL,lann• arrived iibout W1 He was a fnrmer slate high · ' I .. '" ' !and Wld thii" s.herii['s Dt>part- ersbach, 75, Pomeroy, whu died 1 ment she w··ds l~· mg on the couch :irt the VeteraM Memorial Rosin tht• living nwtm of 1he1r.home I pilnl Saturdav morning, will be !FIND ' ' Make Elherfelds in Pomer~'y' · -" Y', ·' our:,' Shopping Center Dies Saturday ·Mr. Mcrarland had been de- 11'4 r.l!:s1 her daughter, Mr& Vb:gfnlallo)t. oro the parents ol a baby _Sb;l T. A. McCultY of 'rycilon Rd. son and family, born Feb, 1. It is their ftrst Mn. · Sylvia .Deuney ~~ a Larey ftusse)l has jOined t!ul cltlld and was given the ~ recent Sunday wllli. her daugbt- Marin~ ~· Is stallon,ed at Par· .If Kathryn j,ynn. · · • er, Mrs •. Bobby. Green .andJa~~~o II Islaiict: ; . lly. · · : . ~· WHUam Persinger and S'l'A.YS PUT )IT. and Mrs. 00!1 Shupe and daughter, Debby and son, Andy A porcup~ rarely w~en !amlly ha . ve mo . ved to the . pro- visited her. ~~· ~1dfs. Kate lar away once II has plckcld a perty ~ l'icent),Y boupt,:qear Dauber ~llll'!la!l· 1 >.· wintering spot. SomeUmes it Eno. , .. . . 1, . ' Mr. and·Mri.:Jollii'Fuiii!f and wlllstay ln'one. tree for weeka Mr. Johh ~can r~ to lllr•···l'.8U\ Fuller ·~lslled Mr. at a time durfii& zerO wea~er. Dayton ~Iter ~~ · ~I at and Mrs. 'Robert JOIII!i at ;Fair· , 1 Holz"!' bospiW; :. ·' bora Saturday. !>f!:. and Mrs, Vegetable oils are o(j!Oil Mri: ~ Cli~Y called en Jones, tlie fo~ · Betty. Fuller, -1110 per cent l>.t. · · · · . ~·, , ,. . ,.,, ,.. • ....'• '· i '' .~ ' 1 ; ! �'' ,24-'rhe Sunaay Tlmes·SenUnat Sunday Februiry 20, 111M .• . ' ' Kerr l ----------By Katbryne D. Knous Mrs. Lester Waugh has been staying with her daughter, Mrs. FrUl Tackett after having sur· , gerv at the Holzer hospital. Mason aDd one slstor, Mrs. AI· Mr. and Mrs. David !_lob: , , C aD ice Jones, Pt. Pleasant. lnson and three children have · Funeral services for Joe moved here to the property Sunday 2:30 p.m. at the they purchased from Mr. Val· IeS 00 fl song Funeral Home. Burial lance, the former George Keith be tn the Graham . . POINT PLEASANT - Ernest Fnends may call at the Funeral · Area Deaths : E D M Far} d F 'day D• D. McFarland, 67, Hartford, W. Home. Va. died at home Friday 12 :30 .p.m. or a ••lf·inlticted bullet wo\md. VJason County Coroner Oliver Eshenaur ruled suicide 1 in the dealh. . ~!r. McFarland had been de· t spondenr 0\·er ill health, accord- Joe Ebersbach :; Greg George spent a recent Mr. and Mrs. Elmore Flowen Salurilll)l wllb Mr.. "lJd )ln, Tuesday night with a lriOIId, spent a recent SWiday with Mr. T. A. McCully of Tycoon Rd. Bonnie Hash. and Mrs. DUly Goorge and Mrs. Sylvia .lle~~Dey ~I · a Mr. and Mrs. Gilmer Knotts, children on Kem~r Hollow Rd. re<ent Sundll)l with ber dqh~ Mr. and )\Irs. .John Denney, Mr. and Mrs. Frances Moran er, Mrs. Bobby Green.and lamsons, Chucky and Johnny, Mra. and children of Columbus s~nt ily. · Margaret Edwards and Wyman a few dayo here with Mr. and Mr. and Mra. Do!! Shu~ and Denney had dinner with Mr. Mrs. Earl Carman and child· farnUy have moved to the proSam Denney and son, Thomas ren. perty ~ ,recent)_y bo~t: )\tBr Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Brothers Eno. . " ·. : Mr. and Mrs. Worthy Stanley and daughters called on his Mr. Jobn Dullcan retu~ 19 and children have moved Into mother Mrs. 'Jessie Brothers Dayton after ~lnl a,patlent at their new house which they and .Mrs. Palmer. · Holze)' built this winter. Chris and Stephen Stout spent Ml'll: called en "'iiiilili . Ji"niiiiii II Iiiii il!l i:! • HOW CJIR BUV£83 SAVE «UP TO B $200 Tf-IROUGH THE ~TATE FARM MUTUAl CAR FINANCE PIAN Low cost f inllncil"'j!; through a local cooperating bank and our low cost lnsunmce too! ' ' .:.~ ... "_,"""""' ............. ,.,.,.., .......... ··- I ' ,. ' ' '• ) ' I len ~lte. •mese 1 JIIAZ TV~ WIITN TV·IJ WCIIS TV-I 1:45--Con Cdl : .' . ,\ est in spring, wJth pretty, bouncy dtessee and tailored, lady.Jike coats. j ' . ,...~ ~.,.,...- ,. . II""· llela!lf *'Y .... ' ' , wu boUt II W. V.Martin Dies Friday I 1:~ ' 1:»- uo Morn. PT. PLEASANT Funeral service will be held today 2 fJ m. at Chapman's Mo~~~~~ ~ 1in Huntington for W, Sbow 1:110-- !0:DO--Eye a10:2$-Newa 10:30--CoDceDL ! ft.I:utin, 65, Guyandotte, former · Ma son County resident, i dit>d Friday in a Beckley pita!. Burial will be in the Oak cemetery at Point Pleasant. ll:DO-M<mii>C 8la 11:31>-Paradlse S., 12:00-JeopardJ 11:25 IZ:34)-Poatoffice JZ:ti12:55 Newa Mr. Martin was a retired employe of the H. K. Porter c:Jm. . pany. He was born May 11, 1905 Gallipolis Ferry, a son ~tf 1:00 Newa 1:301:35-singi., Ul'--Our Uvea 2:30--Doctota I 3:00 Aooth!or World 3,,..._ and Mrs. Mae Woods of sell, Mrs. Garnet Hill of UIJ polis and Mrs. Florence ! nl Akron, Ohio, a brother, te Mi'lrlin. Hogsett; and grandchildren, Doo I Say 4:1104:0>--Mr. Carto011 4:30-Yoal B•ar . Belafonte's All-Negro Musi~ S~ial 6:00-Newa l:lliij,30-NeWI \ )'' \' I 7:DO-Movles 7:30- NEW YORK - INEA) - It enough. Tbe program bas not that do,sn't tidal. I dare 111 took Harry Belafon!A! exactly . been geared for extremes. Some that 100 years )rom Am. 23 minutes to sell CBS-TV his willies wUl be outraged. too. os and Andy could be eomricleridea for an all-Negro musical Tha Ku KIW< Klan wiD not like nd fimoy to the Negro eommuu. today, 1:30-Willic.~tns t:30- *1---------------- ::1,....., Lawmaa. Newa 12 0 Ctoci ll:20l1 :30 Tooight Sbow t:GO-MQI'IL 8bolr t:ao- 'Capl. "'··-·-..-- .. Sbenandoab Peyton Pl>ce - =--- a..... Newa . Father Knowl Beat PaSt Late Show ·~ 14ovie Channel20 ' .,..,_ ,, ,..., •=30 TV Kingergarten 1:00 Frlendl7 Gmnt No. Tl 1:15 .Kauu Sbibai with Kunl 1:30 Wbal'a New No. " ·' 7:00 Q-eative Person 7:30 Romeo & Julret t:OO Medicine MID 1:30 Wedding 10:00 News Profile Wedaelday 5:30 TV Kinder&artan 1:00 Friend!) Giani No. 7l 1:15 Merlin the Mo&iclaa 1:30 What's New No. 214 7:00 Tha French Chef No. 50 7:30 Legacy 1:00 Public Affairs 8:30 Report t:30 Town Talk 10:00 News Profile Thi~ bank will transact no btnlntll on 'ashincton's 81rth6ay, Tuesday, February 22nd. POMEROY NATIONAL BANK Servi ng Me ig1 Cou n!Ji for over 94 ~em RUTLAND Member Federal Reserve System - ~ . ) 6:00 The French Chef No. 10 1:30 TV~~ . ~ 1;00 ' ,,oo-- Ben Casey •=• "••• first in war, first in peace, and first in the beans of his counuymea." <. ' ' Donno ' Reed Woman's AI Warld l'lln•• suNDAY 11 :20p.m. -Owme!B-"P•• . t p. m. - Channel II - "The nee," George Montgomery. HOLLYWOOD (UP!) -Televi· dis98llsfted with the show Jim Arneso of "GUIISIIIOI<e" Sound and the Fury." 11:30 p. m. - O!annel 13 lion's longest aeries, tbe IJO. througbout Ita four-year bis(O. and Lome Greene in "Bonanza" II: IS p.m. - O!annel 3 - "Tbe "Armored Attack," A nne minute "Virginian" show, is ry, Is attempUng ie phase are the very Image of Web," VIncent Price Baiter. eveloped · in oorne behind-the- hlmseH oul of the east. rockbound patomallsm. It's ooe FRIDAY aceues ahenanltaas which may AI Judge !leery Garth, ol the reasoD9 both allows are MONDAY .. . 7 p. m. _ Channel 13 _ "Fort 7 p. m. - ~?"ei 3 - Mtd· ..ing about sharp changes to patriarch of Shilob Ranch, still rlllllling stroog. Dobbs." Clint Wallr.er, Vir· 111e program n.,.t fall, has been the lather night Lace, DoeiS Day ginia M · · · Slltolllale Ready 11:30 p.m. -Cbalml!l II -"Cry ayo " Lee J. Cobb, the highly patd w•tbout which a Western u Cobb Ia successful In his f lb City .. VIctor M tur 9:311 p. m.- Channel a - The 0 liar wbo bas been YBJ\IOIY doomed. bid to bow out fll. ''The e ' a e FighUng Kentuckian," John Virginian," the producers are nJI!SDAY Wayne prepared. Character actor John 9 p. m. - Clumnel 3 -"Ride !l:iiO p.m --Olannel8- "Ran· W Dehner already bas been the High Country," Joel cho Notorious," Marlene Di· introduced as lbe new manager McCrea etrlch, and "Terror of Rome - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - of lbe Sblloh Ranch while 11 :30 p. m. --Olannelii -''Trl· vs. SOD of Hercules." Daytime Shows Jud&e Garth has been up~ to pall," Maureen O'Hara, John 11:50 p.m. -Channel 13 - "Da· terrnortal governor. Payne vid and Goliath." Orsvn WEDNI!SDAY Welles. WliTN TV·lJ WSAZTV-1 WCIIS TV-I Dehner with bla bristling SATURDAY mustache and st.., visage la a II:~ P·. m., -. ~ 1. - t p. m. Channel 3 - "My Fav· ·=~ Cdl Thieves Highway, RICh· orite Spy," Bob Hope. perfect replacement, an autbori· l:ot Today Dally Word lta1~v• figure who should have ard Conte. !I:IS p. m. - Channel 13 1:05-Mlll.e Wallace trouble keeping the young 11:30 p.m - Channel 13 "Invisible Creature"' and 1:DaDyWonl cowbanda from stealing '"Man in tbe Vault," Ani&a "Dungeon of Horror,". 1:»Navy FUm wag011 bub caps. Ekberg. 11:20 p. m. - Channel 3 1:110Full Sclloo1 lfuwever, both NBc 11111 TIIUR8DAY "Curse of tbe Undead" 1:34)-.. I~:~"woold: like to see the 8 p. m. - Channel I - "Har· U:20 p.m. -Channel 8 -"Sins JJ Cobb return for a vey," James Stewart of Rome." I:DO-Morn. Sbow 1:»aeaSOII. Movie "I'd welcome the oppbrtuntty 10:110-Eye Guesa wort with Cobb," said 10:2$-Newo Delmer. "I've watched bis work 11:10-Concen!rat. Tba McCoya 'Golden Boy' in Nes York, back in 1938. He's ..,. of lbe ll:DO-Morn. star And7 Griftitb Supermarket finest actors I've ever seen." Daytime Shows ll: 110--l'artidtae Bay Dick Van Dyke Dahng Game Cobb Is 8llllous to clear out: _ _ _ _ _ _ _;___ _ _ _ _ _ _ ' U:OO-Jeopant,y I.Gve 01 Life Donna Reed "l'm pbasing myself out of llle WSAZ TV-I WCIP TV-I WHTN TV·tl U:2$Newa ..,.tea. ADd I've been trying to 1:6-Corn Cob 12 :110--Posloffice Searcb For Tomor. Fatber Ktlowa Best do thai for some lime. l'U be 12:Daily Word GuldlD8 Wght ap~in& In fewer episodes or 7:DO-Today 12:55-Newa Mike Wallace not at aU lD the future, 7:05-Dally Word de~ing 011 negetialions. 7:2$l:W... Woman's Page Bea Caser Davy and lioliath Leaa Tllaa 7:30-1:30AI Wtwla Turno Soc. Security "Tbe aeries Is not my idea of 7:1:35 -Blnilnl beaven. I've been treated B:CIOr Fun School Starcher 1:00 Our Uvea reapecllullf and I have a bost Nuraett 1:10 Doctora of friends on the show, but I t:DO-Morn. Sbow Capl Kangaroo TilDe f11r .Ua 1:55Movie would like to extend myself a 9:30-woinea a Newa lillie more. I want to dn other I:DO--Anolb. World To TeD Truth Lucy IO:CIO-Eye Guess . General Hoapilol thJnp." 1::15-~ewa Even the netweork is unsure of lO;~~ews 1:110--Doa'l Say ·Edge ol Nlghl Young Marrieds the future. Ooe NBC representa- 10:30-"Concentral .The McCoys Andy Grlflith S~rmarket Secret StorQa, N~ver Too Youoa tive says uThe Virginian" wlll u:DO-Morn. Star return with or without Cobb. 11:30--Paradise 811)1 Dick Van Dyke Daung Game •:05--Mr. Cartoon But one of the allow's C<Hitars 4:10-RiD Tin Tin Wbara Acttoo Is Love ol Wfe Donna Reed doubts II the series wiD survive 12:110-Jeopardy 1:110-Cbeyenno News Sea &ol Soupy Salea even II Cobb does a~ar for U:Z5-Search FIX' Tomor. Father Knows Beat 1:110-Brave Stallloo Jll:341-'Postoffice Bea!Jet another season. l.itUdiD& Ugbl 12:Tbe r.alia&s bave been . . .. Jll,55-News the past month due to a severe Eveniq Shows case ol Batmanms. Woman's Page Ben Casey l:oo-Newa 11 Batman" is opposite AI Wocld . , ...... 1: ... 1:110-NeWi Weather IIIII Newa lint ball bour of the 1:11$-Singln' UI-Nm wena F.,... opera and baa morlaiJy woundPaaawonl Tbe Nurses ed the big series. Tbe raUJogsj l:IIO-Our Wveo 7:GO-Ds• .IWdare l!a'fe GuD ww a,_l.lcM.'IDfll T1me rur tJ1 pl<t up lor lbe lui boor llu"""YIII'IJ 7:-Virplilll IIIIIM• WolbeD'a Nen lbo caped crusader leaves 3:$$.. hi*Jlluke air. but the damage baa 1 a:-..;. . S:DO-Anolb. ltorid To TeD Trulb Gen. llospttal Blue Lilli& ' ~.... .., !. ~ewa 1:De!nr fsn~ ofralcl ol t:GO lllcbaelaaieto· Gt-. ~'·- • ~llliiYaue, Edae 01 Nllbt Young Marrieds I: ... Doo't SaJ llld aeJiher Is the rest ..... Did! , .. Dyke •" lbo east-wllll the Never Too YOUBI ~ ol Cobb. Maybe be t:Uii-Mr. Cartoon DaaiiJ K81t 4:110--Hudl Hound Rin Tin ·Tin Wbere AeiiGa Itt bowl · ll:ot. Neira PAoitiiu . 'Neill ......111!:"!14!1' . . Soupy Salea 6:110-0>ey"""" Sea Hlllll 11:1:110-llrav• !;laltioll Beaver 11t211- Thursday - .... MONDAY, J!N. zt i: 30 TV Kindergartea l:ot Friendly Giant No. 76 1:15 llerlill the MaiJician 1:30 What's New No. 2Ji 7:eo Opini011 Ctnem> lnternatronai H:llt News Profile 1732-1799 . n Sllpermarbl Tile Datin& GIUIII Jesse Jama H<ozel \VOUB-TV ,G eorge Washington .. ~ I:»- lliCll Andy Griffith Newa I I:W... Have Gun, Travel To TeU Truth U:t:>- " . .) Weatber Nea Peter Jeminp Wetll FarlJO 10:00 Run For Life Strolling :fll'o Jl:tt--Newa .. ":~:1-----------...:!.~------ SouPJ $ala I'Nii4- lla.lft-'.j~=~~~= . . ....... -r ·=~ ' ~e'aNa91 Peltleoat JUDCI. ,. Troop . Peytoa l'lact CBS NIWI i'I!&WV• N~WI ~Nm . ;I ' . Late Sllot weok ~ ------- ------- ~-- Jl:IO--Tw!lflbl IIUr,.. and mitb, 'II, lltternaliollll TV Sports Highlights ~AY _Jp.m.-OiaturellJ-B.. ketball, CineiolnA'II· at · Evenin; Sho'ws 1:110-Newa I; ...Newa 7:00.:.11obo 1 l:lf p; m. - Charmil.l -Splll'llj ;10-Daruel . ' Spectaeular I:GO · m ,,..,..~. ·lroiL ·ey oFox icks TV Tube Viewer ------r------------"'ednesday Tuesday I've Got A Secret Lu<7 Show 1:00t:DO--A. Shenanigans May Force Changes in Show special. . Itt." ttr. · · Several years ago, Harry bad Accordin& to Belafonte there "I llstenecl to them when 1 two critically acclaimed spec- · were many excellent early Ne-1 was a child, every Sunday. Were FunScbQol tals on CBS. But tile spoilaor gro comedians. But Bert Wil· they on Sundays? I think ao, tried on the aeconc1 allow to hams, who appeared In lbe<and that waa lbe day Wfi!We6Capt. Kangaroo exerclse "artisHc control."' AI· Ztegfeld Folllel, was the first Ied to • • - J)lck Benoy, ~ Movie ter that, without a sponaor, , to be accepted outside tbe Ne- Allen and Amoa and ~Harry couldn't get a tblnl spe- gro community. ''Tbe Slrollltl' '208," be says, Luq cial on the air. "'Unfortunately, IOJile ot.these 'bas &Jven me the grealllat ...._ 1 . .. extremely Iunny men came lsfacllon of anytbtng l have 'l'bl Mteoya Phra,.. like ~eststance I~ .along at a time Ill bisiOrf when lever worbd. on. The bl&hest I ... Griffitb lupermarkel ttrt:ua parts of the country the humor was used Ill a nega-1 paid any of the stars was ,l,liflt Dlc:t Vaa Dyke 'l1le Dalia& Game were beard. IUve light. 11lere were aome 1o Sidney, Diahano and Sam. Now the handsome sin&er IS comics in the movies who were my. 1 paid the dancers mon Love of Life Doona Reed News Father Knowa negotiating wilb CBS fiX' llt!V· very Iunny, but they becamo than anyone else. But everyooe Seardl For Tomor. Besl era! B~cials over the next Jew subservient, lmseyed men wltb came to the show witb pa.-.011 Guicfin& Li&bl years, 00 some of which be an Uncle Tom grin, Not that IIIII fervor." would perform and all Of \VDICII f be would prodUCe. Womao's Pap AI World l'urlll tile enoaUve ol Be ''lbeII Stroiiln' JOJ' to- I oo CJJS.TV oo Moadoy, Fob. Daytime Show. Password Tbo Nursetl ltouse 1'111'1)' A Time For 111 Be appean ...,. brlelly, .. openlng of the lbow. AI a - · · TV-I To Tell Trulb GR. lbpltal WCIIS TV-I WliTN TV·II lhlcer, 1la lila llaotl ,., News Jlke SidaeJ I'GIIIer, Dl 1:6-Cons Cdl E4ge 01 Nigh& yOUitC J.larrleda CarnU, SammJ O.vll Jr. 7:tt--Toclaf Dally Word Secret Storm "'1 Ruaell, Date 7:Never TQo YOUIII Mike wallaoo Georc• IUIII)", Joe 7:25... Gloria ..,_ 7:110-RiD TID Tin Where Actlaa Itt Sea Hunt Brave SLalliOD of I ,...,..poud... Behind the Scenes in 'The Virginian' Dally Word Failb 7::11- 1 ,,.,._ .acene , ,~sat till Uves tl 6mong !belli I) 1 Dat17 Word Mike Wallace ' ptJo!ll Ll lhe . . red SUndlf :flllllilll& IJule girls alljl· lovell· ; ---D-aytl_m_eSh_o_ws_ _ _ 1111 oorlies ID • ---------------------Harry Belafonte's All-Negr(! Musical Monday t:IO-Tod81 Member Federal Deposit Insurance CorporaUou -!. W M\JC.H! -------------------------1 POMEROY ·,' I and 'lbe allow baa beea wrlllea by author LangaiOII Beaver _ _ _ _ _ _;___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ and Ia a warm, light • • Sh look at lbe bappy...,.lucl\r Evenmg OWl ulace ol Harlem In lbe IO'L ~ '. • styles - A·line skim - Chane) type 5:DO-Cheyenne 5:31>- ;1, "'·'' ' want to go-two and three piece , ;.,.. four si slers. Miss Pearl Mar1ln ' · ~ Knits will take you any place you · I •nre Wood of Columbus, Ohio; '· For Spring! I Maggie Burns Martin: lwo William Charles and E. Martin, both of ingfon; one daughler, Mrs. ' I Are The Thing 1 A _,,4' ' ' • • KNITS tale Sherman and Amanda . u ••• SfAYS PUT A porcupb\e rarely wan~ert far away once It has pick~ a wintering spot. Sometimes it will stay in·011~ , tree . lor weeka at a time durlnl zero weather. , Vegetable otis are olmoll 100 per cent fel • ,. '· . ,, liStuart Martin. Surviving are ::ds !. UAII bom Feb. I. II Is e If& child and waB given the D111111o of Kathryn Lynn. · '.'I. her1romll wlwn she henrd ~ shot. Ewing Chapel with Delbert Ern. 1 .MrFarland shot h1m sel~ m the ·stra usen and Don Reynolds in stoma('h with a 3l rahht>r re· ldmrge. Burial will be in the volvt' , and was dt-ad when the Beech Grove Cemetery. amb lil:~nn' arrived about lO i He was a former state highminut e!\ later . . !wa~ employee until his retlre1\-lef;u·hmd w<:~s a re_hrrd me· ; rnent seven years ago, and a chank He was born m Ma son :central committeeman of the ((l1l0h . Dt•e ~. 1898, a son of · Second Ward at the time of hiS thf' l:1\f' \1r . and Mrs. Wyl1.1e death . He was preceded in death Mrf<';Jrl:md . l_·lis first wil'e, Ora hy his pRrenlo;; Peter and EmSu:;an . dlt'd m 1947. ma Ebl'rsbach an infant danSun 1ving llre his wifr, Huth : ghtrr. Betty Ann; four broth· ~ IX SO liS. Harry or. Athen s, OhJO, ers, w. H. Ebersbach, Albert Dfmd and Man:m both of H. Ebersbach Adam EbersNew H<lven Quentin nf Lon~ Ll:-h·h and Jacob Ebersbach, and Isl;n•d N.. Etme r of Tnmp:~ two sisters, Miss Ann Ebersfo~l;,. . .:md Edward MeF<tr land ba~· h and Miss Kate Ebersbach. ot Bartx•rton Ohio : l.hree dau- Survivors include his wife ghtet·s. Mrs . Catherine Slrkk- Anna Gordon bersbach· ' ler. Col umbus . Mr~. Rosf"n<J : ~I'Jns, Frank, Armed Fo;ces, Bushnrll. Lon g Island. N. V., rea. and Tom, at home; N. Y. :. one .hrother Donme of.su:.' and Nancy all at home; .rJ.!r~ . .\ora \V agner. Broo_klyn . trree brothers, C. J . Ebersbach, N. V.: one brother, Donme of and Elmer Eb<:rs-1 Pt. Ple-dsant. and one . Carrie Neutzling, Pomeroy. F'nends may rall at the lunE:ral home anytime. I ' ,, ' lng to relatives. Mrs. McFaJ·- funeral sericesv for Joe Ebl~;~nd tnld tht' Sheriff's Depart- ersbaeh . 75, Pomeroy. who died L menl she was lying on the couch iR the Veterans Memoria] Hos-in thr living ~onm nf Iheir. hornP . pi tal Saturday morning, will be e and Mr. McFarland was m lhe jheld Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the !FIND ' ro,. ·- ore the paronts of •th'tbyr~t • ~ - ller daughter, Mrs. Virginia Do~ 8011 and family. Lllrrj' Russell has joined tit<; Marine, ~ Is sta~loned at Par· is Island. , " Mnl· William Persinger and .daughter, -Debby .and son, Andy visited he~..;IIIOII!!IIi )Ira. Kate Dauber Sa!w'4aJ, ~ 1 Mr. and Mrs...J~ Puller' and Mrs. · Paul Fuller ·Ylllted Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jonei at Fair· born SaiiJrday. 1>1!". 80!1 Mrs, Jones, the Betty Fuller, Make Elherfelds in PomerOy YOur'. Shopping Center D'Ies Saturday I 'I) .. ' .' ,·' ' ''>i< Lawmllll CBS Newt Boor~el News · The Munstera Gilligan's lslaacl .ltly _Three Sao&.. w...tber Newa Wella ForjJO Have Gull Batmall GidJiel DouoJe Ute l:tt-- ' · Movie t:»-Deatll -Vallr!YI Bewitched J4:1!11-Deoll The llanlD Peyloll Place Pacellllll<erllen E', TASTE;, ·ALilY MJD iiTIVITY I l'l'l'H HUM· Vice Pre,. Jlnphrey said tile Cornmu. 111 a South lioR gover11P ~ having a !!Gop'' cr · ~an lire del>•~ wu ftyln( lew Zea1a~ d o proposdl .Kellnedy, 1Jo ruori 'govOilicomm\iniRtll td to the Viet we should ion for Viet . . . dose of 'f :e preslrleal nptu IIOWI ' departi• ! ti!llted mart Pacific ... :ludlng S.. tour bul ·llii of fatillllt M the Pbllli,. S. ally lnlbo il l collJIR&tl ·-ail re lay I, 51. 1 re.lnd a r e on en.plaj. . tate lnatltttlll died """" I his bo••l 1 at Cbeohloo of theW. :.survlwtd,.,. lara ....· lhers p....... ~·.'C"-' . .' �, ·Y '-:==================:.! Kerr -----=----· Dea .hs .. na 1 A Greg George open! a recent Mr. and Mrs. Elmore Flowers Saturday with Mr. and Mrs, her daughter, t.frs. VIrginia Dot. Tuesday night with a friend, spent a recent Sunday with Mr. T. A. McCully of 'l'ycoou Rd. ""'and fumily. Bennie Hash. and Mrs. Bllly George and Mrs. Sylvia .lleJ!lley opont a Lal'l'l' RuoseU has joined the By Katbryne D. Knolls Mr. and Mrs. Gilmer Knotts, children OD Kemper Hollow Rd. recent Sunday with her daugbt- Marin'il! an<! Is sta!Joned at ParMrs. Lester Waugh bas been Mr. and Mrs. John Denney, t.lr. and Mrs.•Frances Moran er, Mrs. Bobby Greeu .. and lam- Is lslaoo.,:.... .· ;, slaying with her ~ughter, Mrs. sons, Chucky and JobaDy, Mrs. and chlldreo of Columbus opent lly. ·. . ~- WJUiam Persinger and Frlll Tackett after having sur- Margaret Edwards and Wyman a few days here with Mr. and t.lr. and Mrs. DojJ 111\upe and daughter, -Debby ,and SOli, Andy eery at tho Holzer hospital. Denney had dinner with Mr. Mrs. Earl Carman and child- family have moved to the pro- vlslled !let iJl1911!11r1 ;'ftllrs. Kate Mr. and Mro. David !_lob- Sam Denney- and son, Thomas ren. perty IIIey ,~nt!1 bouchl:·l!fll' Dauller ~yU 1 . ' Insco and thi'ee children have Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Brothers Eno. · .' '· ·• Mr. and·Mrs ..Jnbn' Fuller'and moved here to the prOporty Mr. and Mrs. Worthy Stanley and daughters called on his Mr: Jgllh DwiC8!1 returni>d to Mrs ..· P!lul: Fuller ·>:iaijed · Mr. they purchased from Mr.' Val- and children have moved into mother Mrs. Jessie Brothers Dayton il<!lnJ &•patient at end Mrs.llobert JoiseB.at Fair· lance, the former George Keith 1beir new house which they and ,Mrs. Palmer. · Holzl;l' ·. born 8a!UJ'day. and Mrl. property. _ built this *Inter. Chris and Stephen steut spent Mrs. called 111 Jones, the fo'"*' · .241-'MI• Sunday Tlmes,Sentlnel, Sun41)o, Ftbnary 20, 11168 i , I t:; ' • , nd Mrs AJ. Mason a one stst.r, · • • \Ice Jones, Pt. Pleasant. Funeral services for Joe Sunday 2;30 p.m. at the ' song. Funeral Home. Burial Will be m the Graham cemetery. I E NT PO!N'J' PLEASA - rnes Fri•nds may call at the Funeral I ~i'ii~iiiiii~iiiiiiiiii&umiiiiiiimiiiiliiUiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iii.iiiiii~~ E D McFarland , . ; Dies on Friday t . D. McFartand, 67, Hartford, W. Home. Va. died at home Friday 12;30 I p.m of a self-inflicted bullet I wulmd ~Jason County Coroner ~ Oliver F.shenaur ruled suicide ' j; :::Iii! : I : : :1 :J! -- I \ zero ,, are ' ' ,. -1 I Vegetable oils 100 ceDI•fPI. ' Mr. McFarland had been de- . -. "' / ' oiiiiOII . .': ,,' ' . ,. ,.\. .•, . •' • • ; J. I· ,. £' '/, I ; ~. . ' ,.,. .,..- .I : -I ·, ..~· ~II ... . '. -, ·, '' •. ~·· _· ,, ~-',.;!' • I ! ~ 'I ., minut es lc.llf'r _ . I wav employee until his i\1 cFIH'I:llld was a rehrt>d me-: rni;nl seven years a"O and . M ' " • c ~ank . He was born m ason.central commilteeman of the · Cn1ml _\ D..- c 5, 1898, a son of !St!('ond Ward at the time of his th~ b!P J1r. ~od _ Mrs... Wylhe :death . He was preceded in :\1cfi';u-l;md H1s first w1te. Ora :hy hi ~ p:=~rent~ Peter and Su.sitn. dwd m 1947. ·ma Ebt•rsbach, an infant Sun IV Ing arr;> l1i !' wifr, Hu!h ; !gh ter . Betty Ann, four broth· .S IX sons. Harry of Athens. OhiO, ' t:- rs. W. H. Ebersbach, AUJen D::t\ 1U <lnd Marvin both of , H. Ebersbach Adam EbersNew Haven Quentin of Long b<J!'h and Jacob Ebersbach ls!Jflrl N , ~:~ner of :l'ampa two sisters, Mlss Ann "."or~ F'la .. Jnd b'lward Mehlrland bad1 and Miss Kate Ebersbach. nt Barhertiln Ohto : .three ~au- : Survivors include his wife, ghter!".. Mr~ . 0dthenne Stnck- Anna Gordon bersbach· ler . ('ol11mbus. \1rs. Rn!'l:'na ' .;;;nns, F'rank, Armed For,ces, Buslmell. Lo l::;land. N. 'f., rea, and Tom. at home; four N. Y.: one hroUwr Donme of . ~h.· and Nancy all at home; .l\-1 r:~ Nora \\'agne r, Rroo.ktyn. trree brothers, C. J. Ebe.rsbach, N. Y.: one brother. Donme of Middleport and Elmer EI>•rs· Pt. Ple-asant, and one . Carrie Neutzling, Pomeroy. F'n ends may call at the lum"al . "' • ...... l'' ,. ' ' c I .·.·· · '...·,' . ., . .. ;'/ - 0 ' • 1 • I (,_ •0 ~~~_}' • ! '!I"" 1 I I !FIND ' . h()tnt:' BOW CAR BUYEB$ SAVE j[ UP TO fi $200 Tt;ROUGH THE ~T~TE FARM MUTUAl CAR FINANCE PlAN Low cost financinF th rough a local cooperating bank and our low cost Insurance too! i): - A I TV-Cable 7;25- ,,33- Bo<o Daily Word Orurch ol Christ 8;00-- Starcher Fun Scl!ool PT. PLF:ASANT - 9:30- 8;311-- p m. al Chapman's .Mlortt1.rv in Huntington for W. Ve1oni• ti.Iarlin, 65, Guyandotte, former · County resident, di~d F'rida~ in a Beckley hos-I:P""' Burial will be in the Oak cemetery e~t Point Pleasant. capt. Kangaroo Movie 10;00--Eye Guesa Lucy 10;25--News 10:30--ConcenlraL The McCoys rtti~red,_!m ploye of thr H. K. Porter was born May 11. 1905 Gallipolis Ferry, a son , late Sherman and Amtanda II Stuart Martin. Surviving are p~tny. He Supermarket 12 00- Jeopardy Love Ot LJ.te Donna RE<4 l:.: :..;,12:Ju---- Postoffice News Searcb For Tomor. Father Knows Best ll.'l:,12 :5;r-Newl Guuling Light J(J()-- 1:30- Singing Maggie Burns Martin; . William Charles and • 2:01,)--.()ur L1ves 2:JO--Doctors 2;55- Datmg liame Woman 's Page As World Turns ~en Password House Party The Nun;ea • 1:05 H. Haas. a. m. Sat. _ "It _, , U.:W came 1i:OS From Beneath the Sea wuo I !UO Don CurUs and Faith J.)o.. u:~a 12.:.m mergue. Csae7 Annual Los Angeles Track Meel. 9 p. m, ll011. _ Basl<elball: 06U vs. Min,-. Channel t Dally Fea9 a. m. Paul Dixon Sbow 12 110 noon liNil Club tR ulb Gen. Hospital CWililwDJ.Ly J.'W W.S Noon News Markets U :'la 1;55 2:tl0 2;55 3;00 3;ii.l 4:00 Oltln••-. ••en1 ·-. l.oumry vo Round -"- Beat nd <:ounlry t;o Rou News Beal ., Farrell Slluler Sll<IJN News Heal Discmg with Doss 4::10 interchange 5:00 Communuy News J :lft- News 3:JU- dor't Say .:age 01 Night Young Marrieds 4:00---Canvon 430-- oSet.:reL SlOrm tllo Tin Tin Never Too 'i oung Where Action is 1 p. "'· The ~lee Club. 5;115 Mason County Newa 6 p. m. 6 o clock Heporto - , O IY ~· & N ,; IN ' ~· ~ WeauJII!% ~a~ono ews UIIIO news. and I •'' Ouu ' o;OO-Ch•y•Wle sea Soupy Sal.,. ~.JII- 11nrve :St.alllon 11 Hunt Lyons) ~.':" n Beaver st! a. m. Saturday • peorge Washington 1732-1799 WH:fN TY-11 WUIS 1'\I.J 7 ;00--Aamal)aC 7:;w- Classroom 8:00- l'OJ")e Capt Kangaroo Ne1g1Jbor• So<. llet>Jri!J Word ol Lite 1: ..,__ 8 ,__ "••• first in war, first in peace, and first in the heans of his cououymen." g : OO-J~tsons II:.N---AWIQ This bank will trantact no business on ta!;hiniiiDiii'S 8irthlf8)', Tund8)', february 22nd. POMEROY NATIONAL BANK Cartoon Mag111a Gorilla 11 :uo- t ·lrst Look 12: av-l!:xp10rma llup Bunny Monster j ; Jii-- Fild<11 St.urcher 2;(1()-- Goll Classic J:oo- Woodwork. J :I:>-Thcatre J 3:303;41>-Passport 4:00--llasketb.II Member Federal Reserve System - Prof. Bowlen 5:oo- i ~· ., • ' 911 · 1 ·~ )•o~.;· : · - aq · w-1~ a-.&o.a~ c-. Di , . . . i ~r~ :->. o ·-1 ••..O p;, :.;,· -At....__.. ·:-r ,.- In- ~ =' ·~ j:~,;...;...• . · " 1- • .• , . ·- -:'• t:»- ,. ·. o. ~ e, ts' . ...,.. .Ui Weatber ~- ;j. ~ -::. .,___ "~--..lN.l:i '" ~ ~ n..a~ ::2: ,_, ,.1.1 r.1 '!' ·=a Jill~ ~ ~ .... ,_,. ~ g_, "!!s:t.~•""'""Ql :r'P NEVER AMOU~ TO M\JC.H! .. ·l~i& !=biS.E', TASTE', PERSONALITY MJD Sl-\lo l-IAS EV6R'r'THIIJG A MO'-JIQUE I~ mE PERFECf ·WOMAIV! t>·Grams l'yte :iliow lteiillilncs l'yie' Show ·~ News l'yle Show 2;30 News lleadlmoo &iill f'rea Py10 ~how 2:55 News fred Pyle Show 3:au !\'ews Ueaduoes ili:ll· Fred l'yl" libow 3;55 News 4:00 Top Ten Revue UO Radio RIO o: 00 News ROomdup ld~ Public Senice 5;;JO ComDlllllity Clloira 1;00 Sign Off . fl.;IIJ ~·reO SE'NSinVlTY GJJV COULD I WAIJTI •• 11:.__ . ·-:-.. . . • 1::1 · ' · 1:1.. 'l'!- " m'll HUMVice Presllllphrey said tile Commulil I South tioJI govern.. ~ havin& 1 eQop'' or ·•an !Ire depart- ""' ftylnc lew Zea1aM! Iii a proposal • K~y, 1). j ltton ·coveiltCommu·m.stt~ Ill to tho Viet ·o we should :t"'t ion for 1 Vi~ esadostol • -~.· .. ' MorJJQc..IS; ,YOU'RE ~~~ I CMJT GErr AWAY FROM ME.! ,. prest4eat nptu . ... . ' r eVeR .f.IOPEP newe deparlilll ' w rislled more Pacific :luding s..ll tour bul ·tli of !atiguo • the PIIIIU,. FOR. 1~ A. WOMM.I. I CLAIM You FOR MY VEil'< . .C~! o:O() .Ohio News RDUDd-Up 6:00 Sign OU S. ally Jn6t ia• roiDOIAII' Balunlll)' --- 6:10 Stgn On -News ua llappy Valley Bo)'t 7;110 Protestaal 1k1tr 1;35 Week End lUll Duttoa's III1CI llem'a T• Ten Sllllw 11;110 N..,D Newo latli Paul lloll'•a. IIFII 11:3D fete Sblel<ls l:lli News 1:II JIJb Mees Sllow •:• 8Jgn Off RNMY f:ll 8Jgn 011-forwanl Fallb 1;00 Bapllsl Hour ' tre lay nd ... late lnltltiiW died . . t his boU..t • at Cheoldlo , of thto • ' • '• ,, ~ • survindtllt> Leora I!Jiilllo· tbers pu E J ' ·:<".!. by his ..V., l BOD, ...... twocr.- Ma$'1 member •ff 156 Free .... IJidlhe ~ I aad h. . ' ' ! ...... wlll ba 11114 ; ::oats FUII!Itl· j " lnday. ~ ~:;.: 'II and . . .. lll:l1te. . . ~Ill a.: . nrw .~~ ~ at ·li~·~ . ., ,,~ ..... ., Ta I Cbdo iiiJI Borrld ~'. J.t!R•w.a I miIn:~ e~ I, 51, .,_ Sptead!DJ K!Dgdom tt» Tile Bible Speeb a... , ail t'3f.:·_lfiWI t:• · Wlek End I. .If:._ .nurses and !Dlth, 'II, .... .llltemaUonlll !QITespondeDI icks lZ;:IJ BuUetm Board ·lf:JO News b:3il Froo '1:10 News 1:31 Fred ··was bout It 1<ene of 1 1 ~ast week ba lives II Arnone lhG ·ey oFox :: ~9"tiPalacl · '~·~% 1 ts:!"~~~_m ,.j .vi. ~;;;-·~: -~ , 1£-::f g ·- --+ . ., t;t I'WSUJ Saturday a.as~rl Jt 8forll. _·~ : '• .; ~Gi:.W.. 1:30 p. m. SuL ,;, !Ired Taylo Show · , C._.. It D111J Fe&luh t a. m. Lud'l TojllliJp ·. . 7 P· m, LooldJJf WltiJ tong --' Cillo Newt ~eall!er Ill! Basketltai! Ga!M 4- ,HI!Tl' Blacll 1U;l$ Muuaterl61 A.,...le.,._ 11:20 p. m, "'The Plllllderers," 7:• l'laL Wapil liiMIIIIn Jell Claltdler and J o1u1 . f:~ ••• Saxou. . : •·: •J-.!f Let's Dance w~o s~ ll :~ p. m. 'lhurs. - "Fraulleio, ,. Da111 Wynter and ----~-------------------Mel Ferrer ETeniug ShoWII ll ;20 p. m. Fri.- " J o u r n e y - - - : - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - to the SeveDih Planet," and .,.........._ "The Slone."MBD Wllo Turned le . 1:-..J'IIU. 'lcnll Hoppily Hooper Bandslalld 2:30- RUTLAND n, .- Courier," T)irone fewer and Pat Neal ' 10:0\1-lie<. Sqwrrel Might)' A'Juuse lU : ~llnoeruua Lmua 11 :00--Top t:a1 Tom & Jerry 11 :311- fW'y Qu1c.lr. Drilw l : oo---H~kdbaU over 94l#fan Member Federal Deposit lnsuraDCe Corporatloa Heckle & Jcckle Tenn. TuxQ no&. '> 5:1! Spotlight on and tile T1ger, S. Granger, 10;31 Social security t<41 TitJ GoQd Ule B. Rush. 10;35 Tom RoberiSoa Shott IO;if Master Coalrol 11;311 p. m. ~.un, - "The Big 11:10 Newr ,.;. Qluntry lljmolimon H~over, Van J""'-t and U;OO Tilly's Country Junctlolr Jl;WQtAel Hour Ehzabclb Taylor l!oiiU TillY'• ~ llymnlime 12:• llooa 1iea 9:30 P· m, MIJil. - ''laberll lbe 1 12.00 NalloDal N&wJ 11:16 a.rtsu- llaur wind" Spencer Tracy Gild I IUS Local News 12;38 Rev. Merlla Tee1a Gene Kelly. . 11;30 Gotloler'a Guest Star 1:1111 Rev. Eddie Boyer 12:45 a. m. Mon. - "Strangers 12;30 LarrJ ....,...... Show 1:30 Ref. Sllaa Billups ol Bombay," Gay llotfe an4 1;30 Milea KuaJQ Sbow 2:1111 Harvea '1'lllle Jan Hoidell 4;16 Karr lUid van Zandl Sbow Z;li Ref. llobbf Lee Adlliol 11;20 p. m. r-. - "The s;~ tMQq. w~ frl-1 2:311 Week End ver Chali<e," Paul Nowmaa 4:/li ~ c.. LoeaJ N- l·ll Sip lU and Virglola Mayo 1!;20 p.m. Wed. -"Diplomatic - , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ll11ytime Shows SATURDAY ""-" "--· . . W.M.P.O. Radio 4 Ete ...tb Hoor, l O.io NeJH, Weather, SporiS j . cu-I I MOYies MONDAY THIW PftiRDAY J p. m. Sun. - Movie to be : 6;00 Slgll 00 - Nes Evening Shows · alliiOiliiCed 6;1J5 Sacrod Heart 10 p m. Fri. - "Siopover To- 6;:aJ ll&el&• County RFI> ti:W-l~t!Wii L<~.wman Weather News kyo," witll R. Wagner, J. ''~ Country Jamboree ti ...,__New:s LI~.S f'l.t:W~ . Erne•t Tllbbl CoUins. E. O'BrieD U7 Weather Chtlnel • Spons 7;110 Nauonal News 7 :OU--;;tlljlllj News ~UJVII:! t p m. Sat. -Big TeD Basket1;05 B11l ~ Sllow 7 : ~uWild West baR. Uli BW Miller Show 8 UII-Hank 1!;15 p. m. SaL - Ohio Star U» !Oews 1 : ...0- ,), ViiVis Hogan's Heroea Bowling 1:35 Pkkena Hardware (Tuel. 8.30 a. m. Physical ConditionIII1CI Thurs.) !,1:00-lium~r l'yle llon•J West ing with Jack LaLaone. 7;50 Newa ~ . .N---Mr. Roberts 1\oJIJ~ ..e t ou Ult:l' ~ u4ucb3.31' p. m. VIsit with the Stars 1;110 Bill lliDer Sllow 10:IJO-lH~(;LJ> on !be Mike t:Jougfas Show 1:6 Baker ~·umlture Shw I P Olf N 'th N' k (Wed. - Fri.) ll ;IJII--New• l'ac.:.'lloker Newo IO ews WI I< ' &;OQ Newa . 1 ll >ll 311 · . I ;O!i Cotiee with Janel ~,'=';:::: Tomgjll News Actioo Thwter ; m. The 14erv Griffin 9;15 Houah'l S11oes ,·tburs,) ---· _ _.:_""_'"_Silo_w_ _ _.:_______ . Clwmet 10 Movleo lU:IIO Ob10 EdueatioD 5 So " lUf> SWap !i11ep I' , .... .. CHAAAC'l'ER! ooY Ul D._ U,IIIClila Mau uay Weather Hullelm .Board •..::. t.a J.'tews 0 Grams ctunmel 4 sporu 7 p. m. Suo. - NBC Sports; 7th 12>30 A Time For Us Women's News 3:00- Anotb. World To Tell Trutll _: Slow 1:10 a. m. Joti. - ··Pickup,:' u:~ Wurld News with Beverl7 Michaels anlf '""" Ma!lOfl <:ounty News 00--Mornm& Star Andy Gnllitb 11. :>U- t'aracl!Se tiay Dick Van Dyke 11 Moatl:y i'!l..... FridaY 7:15 SlgD ~ MW!III!r. B.:;, I'OMEROY . OF · ·. . " . ' .: ; ....... lll\lly ll'ord lllike Wallace 7:00--Today 7;115-- . 5;110 Sigu ou Channel t Movies 7'45 :::choes of Joy 11:45 p. IlL &m. _ "A Wo- 8:00 vhlo VllUI!) Newa 7;15 Sip Oil, Loll Moeller of Dfs-ioo,u with R 81 11;05 World New& 8:10 Sports Today Sbow 7;tli l!.clloos !II JO)I MUialld and Rosaland Rus- 8:15 Wealher l'll:lllle S:IIO Ollk> Valley News seD. &:1& Lou Mueller Show l:llli Worlol Newa & p. m. 1\lei. - "Nipt Paa- 8;55 0!111Dl!DUI)' News · ''to SpO<ca ro<aa, sage," witb James Stewart! UO Taft oJ tile Town 11;15 Weatner Picture and Audie Murphy. 9:55 Mason County News : ,;11 f , IUO l.ou Mueller Sllow ·:. · r:ll · ~ .. Mtltllw;•. &~~ow 1·,10 a .. m. ...;._. "~ JJDe 0 I 10:30 LaLchstrmg ' · 9;oti'Hlgll-BcllioJ i!lt Parade Tbetr L1ves, wllb Bud AJ>. I ll ;IIO News 10:30 Songs for Children bott and Lou Costello 11;05 Lou Mueller Show !ll:t5 Go10en Key I: JO a. m. T"". - "The Se._.. (except -''~~ uuay, · 11:00 News U;U5 Lou Mueller Sbow creL of Sl:. lves'' with Rich· Churcn nells H.lllgj 12:00 Local, un10, Nat. ~ewa ard Ney aiJd'.-Venessa Brown 11:30 Pubuc Serv1ce WHTN TY-11 WCIIS Til.. W.J.E.H. Radio ·' . ..... ,__ _, . . ~blights Daytime Shows 9;00--Morn. SOOW Servi11g Meigs Cou11tv for I'M THE Fl~l I HAVE I \ llleiy ...u. . 1 Dies Friday• 1 Mrs. Garnet Hill of polis and Mrs, FloreDce ul Akron, Ohio, a brother, ie Martin. Hogsett; and !!undlr 20lQi!Jritl ' ..n. DetaiiJI red J>• Friday the 1ft , COIJSIOERED MY' - - sELF... E. Martin, both of Huntt- 1fi ington : one daugbter. Mrs. •nee Wood of Columbus, Ohio; four sisters. Miss Pearl Martin and Mrs. Mae Woods of tii!Tf •••• . -" .. . amese pU. . K>rlieo ill lilt Alkl/1.~ SPr"vioi,··e will be held 1 ... .. &nd .~ite. Little girls a~ loveU• est in spring, with · pretty, bouncy dtessea and tmlored, 1ady.Jike want to go-two and three piece anytime. Mr. Martin was e ...,.. Knits will take you any place you · W. V. Martin I . ;_M .· . For Spring! • ten. . Are The Thing ' ' 1.~· ,,' i ~.•l >'·, ' KNITS I ~· spondent over ill health, accordIng to relali\'eS. Mrs. McFal'· Funeral serlcesv for Joe land told lhr SherHf's Depart- ersbach, 75, Pomeroy, who 1 ment ~he W1'1S lying on the couch IFI the Veterans Memorial ~ hl tht> lrvlng rnom of lheir_home pital Saturday mornin~. will and Mr. M('F;c~l'land was In the 1hE"Id Tuesday at 2 p.m. at llertroom w!wn ~he .ht•nrd ~ shot .I E;wing Chapel with Delbert Ern. MrFarland shDt i11nlSt'l~ m the .strnusen and Don Reynolds stom;wh with a :l2 cal1bl'r re· 1<·ha rge. Burial will be in vol vt . and wa~ dt•ad when the . Be('ch Grove Cemetery. ambtdan('P arrived about 1t1 i He wa s a former slal.e ! ...., ' i ,,. ' ·- . ' ) - iffA.YS PUT A porcupli\e rarely wa~ert far away ooce It bas pll:Ju!d a wintering spot. Somettmsa' tt will stay Jn ·nne treefnr weeki at a time durlill weeljler. Make Elherfelds in Pomer~y Your,Shopping Center Joe Ebersbach Dies'Saturday • ~~,..,,;· ,.. , "" . '" '"' .......~th.t:L.D.aiJ-~L .. .~o~J·.l~~~J.,~_-d~"'~ . ore the parents of a baby Rll:l born Feb. 1. It Is their first child and was glveu the J!lllllo ef Katbryn l-ynn. · • · '· in thf' den!h. - \' ) . .) ..•.·''- •. ...•. -" ·.~ -· · ~· ., .if,, ''.' ..;;;~, ~. - . I \ ,. '. ' ~ ~, �, ·Y '-:==================:.! Kerr -----=----· Dea .hs .. na 1 A Greg George open! a recent Mr. and Mrs. Elmore Flowers Saturday with Mr. and Mrs, her daughter, t.frs. VIrginia Dot. Tuesday night with a friend, spent a recent Sunday with Mr. T. A. McCully of 'l'ycoou Rd. ""'and fumily. Bennie Hash. and Mrs. Bllly George and Mrs. Sylvia .lleJ!lley opont a Lal'l'l' RuoseU has joined the By Katbryne D. Knolls Mr. and Mrs. Gilmer Knotts, children OD Kemper Hollow Rd. recent Sunday with her daugbt- Marin'il! an<! Is sta!Joned at ParMrs. Lester Waugh bas been Mr. and Mrs. John Denney, t.lr. and Mrs.•Frances Moran er, Mrs. Bobby Greeu .. and lam- Is lslaoo.,:.... .· ;, slaying with her ~ughter, Mrs. sons, Chucky and JobaDy, Mrs. and chlldreo of Columbus opent lly. ·. . ~- WJUiam Persinger and Frlll Tackett after having sur- Margaret Edwards and Wyman a few days here with Mr. and t.lr. and Mrs. DojJ 111\upe and daughter, -Debby ,and SOli, Andy eery at tho Holzer hospital. Denney had dinner with Mr. Mrs. Earl Carman and child- family have moved to the pro- vlslled !let iJl1911!11r1 ;'ftllrs. Kate Mr. and Mro. David !_lob- Sam Denney- and son, Thomas ren. perty IIIey ,~nt!1 bouchl:·l!fll' Dauller ~yU 1 . ' Insco and thi'ee children have Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Brothers Eno. · .' '· ·• Mr. and·Mrs ..Jnbn' Fuller'and moved here to the prOporty Mr. and Mrs. Worthy Stanley and daughters called on his Mr: Jgllh DwiC8!1 returni>d to Mrs ..· P!lul: Fuller ·>:iaijed · Mr. they purchased from Mr.' Val- and children have moved into mother Mrs. Jessie Brothers Dayton il<!lnJ &•patient at end Mrs.llobert JoiseB.at Fair· lance, the former George Keith 1beir new house which they and ,Mrs. Palmer. · Holzl;l' ·. born 8a!UJ'day. and Mrl. property. _ built this *Inter. Chris and Stephen steut spent Mrs. called 111 Jones, the fo'"*' · .241-'MI• Sunday Tlmes,Sentlnel, Sun41)o, Ftbnary 20, 11168 i , I t:; ' • , nd Mrs AJ. Mason a one stst.r, · • • \Ice Jones, Pt. Pleasant. Funeral services for Joe Sunday 2;30 p.m. at the ' song. Funeral Home. Burial Will be m the Graham cemetery. I E NT PO!N'J' PLEASA - rnes Fri•nds may call at the Funeral I ~i'ii~iiiiii~iiiiiiiiii&umiiiiiiimiiiiliiUiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iii.iiiiii~~ E D McFarland , . ; Dies on Friday t . D. McFartand, 67, Hartford, W. Home. Va. died at home Friday 12;30 I p.m of a self-inflicted bullet I wulmd ~Jason County Coroner ~ Oliver F.shenaur ruled suicide ' j; :::Iii! : I : : :1 :J! -- I \ zero ,, are ' ' ,. -1 I Vegetable oils 100 ceDI•fPI. ' Mr. McFarland had been de- . -. "' / ' oiiiiOII . .': ,,' ' . ,. ,.\. .•, . •' • • ; J. I· ,. £' '/, I ; ~. . ' ,.,. .,..- .I : -I ·, ..~· ~II ... . '. -, ·, '' •. ~·· _· ,, ~-',.;!' • I ! ~ 'I ., minut es lc.llf'r _ . I wav employee until his i\1 cFIH'I:llld was a rehrt>d me-: rni;nl seven years a"O and . M ' " • c ~ank . He was born m ason.central commilteeman of the · Cn1ml _\ D..- c 5, 1898, a son of !St!('ond Ward at the time of his th~ b!P J1r. ~od _ Mrs... Wylhe :death . He was preceded in :\1cfi';u-l;md H1s first w1te. Ora :hy hi ~ p:=~rent~ Peter and Su.sitn. dwd m 1947. ·ma Ebt•rsbach, an infant Sun IV Ing arr;> l1i !' wifr, Hu!h ; !gh ter . Betty Ann, four broth· .S IX sons. Harry of Athens. OhiO, ' t:- rs. W. H. Ebersbach, AUJen D::t\ 1U <lnd Marvin both of , H. Ebersbach Adam EbersNew Haven Quentin of Long b<J!'h and Jacob Ebersbach ls!Jflrl N , ~:~ner of :l'ampa two sisters, Mlss Ann "."or~ F'la .. Jnd b'lward Mehlrland bad1 and Miss Kate Ebersbach. nt Barhertiln Ohto : .three ~au- : Survivors include his wife, ghter!".. Mr~ . 0dthenne Stnck- Anna Gordon bersbach· ler . ('ol11mbus. \1rs. Rn!'l:'na ' .;;;nns, F'rank, Armed For,ces, Buslmell. Lo l::;land. N. 'f., rea, and Tom. at home; four N. Y.: one hroUwr Donme of . ~h.· and Nancy all at home; .l\-1 r:~ Nora \\'agne r, Rroo.ktyn. trree brothers, C. J. Ebe.rsbach, N. Y.: one brother. Donme of Middleport and Elmer EI>•rs· Pt. Ple-asant, and one . Carrie Neutzling, Pomeroy. F'n ends may call at the lum"al . "' • ...... l'' ,. ' ' c I .·.·· · '...·,' . ., . .. ;'/ - 0 ' • 1 • I (,_ •0 ~~~_}' • ! '!I"" 1 I I !FIND ' . h()tnt:' BOW CAR BUYEB$ SAVE j[ UP TO fi $200 Tt;ROUGH THE ~T~TE FARM MUTUAl CAR FINANCE PlAN Low cost financinF th rough a local cooperating bank and our low cost Insurance too! i): - A I TV-Cable 7;25- ,,33- Bo<o Daily Word Orurch ol Christ 8;00-- Starcher Fun Scl!ool PT. PLF:ASANT - 9:30- 8;311-- p m. al Chapman's .Mlortt1.rv in Huntington for W. Ve1oni• ti.Iarlin, 65, Guyandotte, former · County resident, di~d F'rida~ in a Beckley hos-I:P""' Burial will be in the Oak cemetery e~t Point Pleasant. capt. Kangaroo Movie 10;00--Eye Guesa Lucy 10;25--News 10:30--ConcenlraL The McCoys rtti~red,_!m ploye of thr H. K. Porter was born May 11. 1905 Gallipolis Ferry, a son , late Sherman and Amtanda II Stuart Martin. Surviving are p~tny. He Supermarket 12 00- Jeopardy Love Ot LJ.te Donna RE<4 l:.: :..;,12:Ju---- Postoffice News Searcb For Tomor. Father Knows Best ll.'l:,12 :5;r-Newl Guuling Light J(J()-- 1:30- Singing Maggie Burns Martin; . William Charles and • 2:01,)--.()ur L1ves 2:JO--Doctors 2;55- Datmg liame Woman 's Page As World Turns ~en Password House Party The Nun;ea • 1:05 H. Haas. a. m. Sat. _ "It _, , U.:W came 1i:OS From Beneath the Sea wuo I !UO Don CurUs and Faith J.)o.. u:~a 12.:.m mergue. Csae7 Annual Los Angeles Track Meel. 9 p. m, ll011. _ Basl<elball: 06U vs. Min,-. Channel t Dally Fea9 a. m. Paul Dixon Sbow 12 110 noon liNil Club tR ulb Gen. Hospital CWililwDJ.Ly J.'W W.S Noon News Markets U :'la 1;55 2:tl0 2;55 3;00 3;ii.l 4:00 Oltln••-. ••en1 ·-. l.oumry vo Round -"- Beat nd <:ounlry t;o Rou News Beal ., Farrell Slluler Sll<IJN News Heal Discmg with Doss 4::10 interchange 5:00 Communuy News J :lft- News 3:JU- dor't Say .:age 01 Night Young Marrieds 4:00---Canvon 430-- oSet.:reL SlOrm tllo Tin Tin Never Too 'i oung Where Action is 1 p. "'· The ~lee Club. 5;115 Mason County Newa 6 p. m. 6 o clock Heporto - , O IY ~· & N ,; IN ' ~· ~ WeauJII!% ~a~ono ews UIIIO news. and I •'' Ouu ' o;OO-Ch•y•Wle sea Soupy Sal.,. ~.JII- 11nrve :St.alllon 11 Hunt Lyons) ~.':" n Beaver st! a. m. Saturday • peorge Washington 1732-1799 WH:fN TY-11 WUIS 1'\I.J 7 ;00--Aamal)aC 7:;w- Classroom 8:00- l'OJ")e Capt Kangaroo Ne1g1Jbor• So<. llet>Jri!J Word ol Lite 1: ..,__ 8 ,__ "••• first in war, first in peace, and first in the heans of his cououymen." g : OO-J~tsons II:.N---AWIQ This bank will trantact no business on ta!;hiniiiDiii'S 8irthlf8)', Tund8)', february 22nd. POMEROY NATIONAL BANK Cartoon Mag111a Gorilla 11 :uo- t ·lrst Look 12: av-l!:xp10rma llup Bunny Monster j ; Jii-- Fild<11 St.urcher 2;(1()-- Goll Classic J:oo- Woodwork. J :I:>-Thcatre J 3:303;41>-Passport 4:00--llasketb.II Member Federal Reserve System - Prof. Bowlen 5:oo- i ~· ., • ' 911 · 1 ·~ )•o~.;· : · - aq · w-1~ a-.&o.a~ c-. Di , . . . i ~r~ :->. o ·-1 ••..O p;, :.;,· -At....__.. ·:-r ,.- In- ~ =' ·~ j:~,;...;...• . · " 1- • .• , . ·- -:'• t:»- ,. ·. o. ~ e, ts' . ...,.. .Ui Weatber ~- ;j. ~ -::. .,___ "~--..lN.l:i '" ~ ~ n..a~ ::2: ,_, ,.1.1 r.1 '!' ·=a Jill~ ~ ~ .... ,_,. ~ g_, "!!s:t.~•""'""Ql :r'P NEVER AMOU~ TO M\JC.H! .. ·l~i& !=biS.E', TASTE', PERSONALITY MJD Sl-\lo l-IAS EV6R'r'THIIJG A MO'-JIQUE I~ mE PERFECf ·WOMAIV! t>·Grams l'yte :iliow lteiillilncs l'yie' Show ·~ News l'yle Show 2;30 News lleadlmoo &iill f'rea Py10 ~how 2:55 News fred Pyle Show 3:au !\'ews Ueaduoes ili:ll· Fred l'yl" libow 3;55 News 4:00 Top Ten Revue UO Radio RIO o: 00 News ROomdup ld~ Public Senice 5;;JO ComDlllllity Clloira 1;00 Sign Off . fl.;IIJ ~·reO SE'NSinVlTY GJJV COULD I WAIJTI •• 11:.__ . ·-:-.. . . • 1::1 · ' · 1:1.. 'l'!- " m'll HUMVice Presllllphrey said tile Commulil I South tioJI govern.. ~ havin& 1 eQop'' or ·•an !Ire depart- ""' ftylnc lew Zea1aM! Iii a proposal • K~y, 1). j ltton ·coveiltCommu·m.stt~ Ill to tho Viet ·o we should :t"'t ion for 1 Vi~ esadostol • -~.· .. ' MorJJQc..IS; ,YOU'RE ~~~ I CMJT GErr AWAY FROM ME.! ,. prest4eat nptu . ... . ' r eVeR .f.IOPEP newe deparlilll ' w rislled more Pacific :luding s..ll tour bul ·tli of !atiguo • the PIIIIU,. FOR. 1~ A. WOMM.I. I CLAIM You FOR MY VEil'< . .C~! o:O() .Ohio News RDUDd-Up 6:00 Sign OU S. ally Jn6t ia• roiDOIAII' Balunlll)' --- 6:10 Stgn On -News ua llappy Valley Bo)'t 7;110 Protestaal 1k1tr 1;35 Week End lUll Duttoa's III1CI llem'a T• Ten Sllllw 11;110 N..,D Newo latli Paul lloll'•a. IIFII 11:3D fete Sblel<ls l:lli News 1:II JIJb Mees Sllow •:• 8Jgn Off RNMY f:ll 8Jgn 011-forwanl Fallb 1;00 Bapllsl Hour ' tre lay nd ... late lnltltiiW died . . t his boU..t • at Cheoldlo , of thto • ' • '• ,, ~ • survindtllt> Leora I!Jiilllo· tbers pu E J ' ·:<".!. by his ..V., l BOD, ...... twocr.- Ma$'1 member •ff 156 Free .... IJidlhe ~ I aad h. . ' ' ! ...... wlll ba 11114 ; ::oats FUII!Itl· j " lnday. ~ ~:;.: 'II and . . .. lll:l1te. . . ~Ill a.: . nrw .~~ ~ at ·li~·~ . ., ,,~ ..... ., Ta I Cbdo iiiJI Borrld ~'. J.t!R•w.a I miIn:~ e~ I, 51, .,_ Sptead!DJ K!Dgdom tt» Tile Bible Speeb a... , ail t'3f.:·_lfiWI t:• · Wlek End I. .If:._ .nurses and !Dlth, 'II, .... .llltemaUonlll !QITespondeDI icks lZ;:IJ BuUetm Board ·lf:JO News b:3il Froo '1:10 News 1:31 Fred ··was bout It 1<ene of 1 1 ~ast week ba lives II Arnone lhG ·ey oFox :: ~9"tiPalacl · '~·~% 1 ts:!"~~~_m ,.j .vi. ~;;;-·~: -~ , 1£-::f g ·- --+ . ., t;t I'WSUJ Saturday a.as~rl Jt 8forll. _·~ : '• .; ~Gi:.W.. 1:30 p. m. SuL ,;, !Ired Taylo Show · , C._.. It D111J Fe&luh t a. m. Lud'l TojllliJp ·. . 7 P· m, LooldJJf WltiJ tong --' Cillo Newt ~eall!er Ill! Basketltai! Ga!M 4- ,HI!Tl' Blacll 1U;l$ Muuaterl61 A.,...le.,._ 11:20 p. m, "'The Plllllderers," 7:• l'laL Wapil liiMIIIIn Jell Claltdler and J o1u1 . f:~ ••• Saxou. . : •·: •J-.!f Let's Dance w~o s~ ll :~ p. m. 'lhurs. - "Fraulleio, ,. Da111 Wynter and ----~-------------------Mel Ferrer ETeniug ShoWII ll ;20 p. m. Fri.- " J o u r n e y - - - : - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - to the SeveDih Planet," and .,.........._ "The Slone."MBD Wllo Turned le . 1:-..J'IIU. 'lcnll Hoppily Hooper Bandslalld 2:30- RUTLAND n, .- Courier," T)irone fewer and Pat Neal ' 10:0\1-lie<. Sqwrrel Might)' A'Juuse lU : ~llnoeruua Lmua 11 :00--Top t:a1 Tom & Jerry 11 :311- fW'y Qu1c.lr. Drilw l : oo---H~kdbaU over 94l#fan Member Federal Deposit lnsuraDCe Corporatloa Heckle & Jcckle Tenn. TuxQ no&. '> 5:1! Spotlight on and tile T1ger, S. Granger, 10;31 Social security t<41 TitJ GoQd Ule B. Rush. 10;35 Tom RoberiSoa Shott IO;if Master Coalrol 11;311 p. m. ~.un, - "The Big 11:10 Newr ,.;. Qluntry lljmolimon H~over, Van J""'-t and U;OO Tilly's Country Junctlolr Jl;WQtAel Hour Ehzabclb Taylor l!oiiU TillY'• ~ llymnlime 12:• llooa 1iea 9:30 P· m, MIJil. - ''laberll lbe 1 12.00 NalloDal N&wJ 11:16 a.rtsu- llaur wind" Spencer Tracy Gild I IUS Local News 12;38 Rev. Merlla Tee1a Gene Kelly. . 11;30 Gotloler'a Guest Star 1:1111 Rev. Eddie Boyer 12:45 a. m. Mon. - "Strangers 12;30 LarrJ ....,...... Show 1:30 Ref. Sllaa Billups ol Bombay," Gay llotfe an4 1;30 Milea KuaJQ Sbow 2:1111 Harvea '1'lllle Jan Hoidell 4;16 Karr lUid van Zandl Sbow Z;li Ref. llobbf Lee Adlliol 11;20 p. m. r-. - "The s;~ tMQq. w~ frl-1 2:311 Week End ver Chali<e," Paul Nowmaa 4:/li ~ c.. LoeaJ N- l·ll Sip lU and Virglola Mayo 1!;20 p.m. Wed. -"Diplomatic - , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ll11ytime Shows SATURDAY ""-" "--· . . W.M.P.O. Radio 4 Ete ...tb Hoor, l O.io NeJH, Weather, SporiS j . cu-I I MOYies MONDAY THIW PftiRDAY J p. m. Sun. - Movie to be : 6;00 Slgll 00 - Nes Evening Shows · alliiOiliiCed 6;1J5 Sacrod Heart 10 p m. Fri. - "Siopover To- 6;:aJ ll&el&• County RFI> ti:W-l~t!Wii L<~.wman Weather News kyo," witll R. Wagner, J. ''~ Country Jamboree ti ...,__New:s LI~.S f'l.t:W~ . Erne•t Tllbbl CoUins. E. O'BrieD U7 Weather Chtlnel • Spons 7;110 Nauonal News 7 :OU--;;tlljlllj News ~UJVII:! t p m. Sat. -Big TeD Basket1;05 B11l ~ Sllow 7 : ~uWild West baR. Uli BW Miller Show 8 UII-Hank 1!;15 p. m. SaL - Ohio Star U» !Oews 1 : ...0- ,), ViiVis Hogan's Heroea Bowling 1:35 Pkkena Hardware (Tuel. 8.30 a. m. Physical ConditionIII1CI Thurs.) !,1:00-lium~r l'yle llon•J West ing with Jack LaLaone. 7;50 Newa ~ . .N---Mr. Roberts 1\oJIJ~ ..e t ou Ult:l' ~ u4ucb3.31' p. m. VIsit with the Stars 1;110 Bill lliDer Sllow 10:IJO-lH~(;LJ> on !be Mike t:Jougfas Show 1:6 Baker ~·umlture Shw I P Olf N 'th N' k (Wed. - Fri.) ll ;IJII--New• l'ac.:.'lloker Newo IO ews WI I< ' &;OQ Newa . 1 ll >ll 311 · . I ;O!i Cotiee with Janel ~,'=';:::: Tomgjll News Actioo Thwter ; m. The 14erv Griffin 9;15 Houah'l S11oes ,·tburs,) ---· _ _.:_""_'"_Silo_w_ _ _.:_______ . Clwmet 10 Movleo lU:IIO Ob10 EdueatioD 5 So " lUf> SWap !i11ep I' , .... .. CHAAAC'l'ER! ooY Ul D._ U,IIIClila Mau uay Weather Hullelm .Board •..::. t.a J.'tews 0 Grams ctunmel 4 sporu 7 p. m. Suo. - NBC Sports; 7th 12>30 A Time For Us Women's News 3:00- Anotb. World To Tell Trutll _: Slow 1:10 a. m. Joti. - ··Pickup,:' u:~ Wurld News with Beverl7 Michaels anlf '""" Ma!lOfl <:ounty News 00--Mornm& Star Andy Gnllitb 11. :>U- t'aracl!Se tiay Dick Van Dyke 11 Moatl:y i'!l..... FridaY 7:15 SlgD ~ MW!III!r. B.:;, I'OMEROY . OF · ·. . " . ' .: ; ....... lll\lly ll'ord lllike Wallace 7:00--Today 7;115-- . 5;110 Sigu ou Channel t Movies 7'45 :::choes of Joy 11:45 p. IlL &m. _ "A Wo- 8:00 vhlo VllUI!) Newa 7;15 Sip Oil, Loll Moeller of Dfs-ioo,u with R 81 11;05 World New& 8:10 Sports Today Sbow 7;tli l!.clloos !II JO)I MUialld and Rosaland Rus- 8:15 Wealher l'll:lllle S:IIO Ollk> Valley News seD. &:1& Lou Mueller Show l:llli Worlol Newa & p. m. 1\lei. - "Nipt Paa- 8;55 0!111Dl!DUI)' News · ''to SpO<ca ro<aa, sage," witb James Stewart! UO Taft oJ tile Town 11;15 Weatner Picture and Audie Murphy. 9:55 Mason County News : ,;11 f , IUO l.ou Mueller Sllow ·:. · r:ll · ~ .. Mtltllw;•. &~~ow 1·,10 a .. m. ...;._. "~ JJDe 0 I 10:30 LaLchstrmg ' · 9;oti'Hlgll-BcllioJ i!lt Parade Tbetr L1ves, wllb Bud AJ>. I ll ;IIO News 10:30 Songs for Children bott and Lou Costello 11;05 Lou Mueller Show !ll:t5 Go10en Key I: JO a. m. T"". - "The Se._.. (except -''~~ uuay, · 11:00 News U;U5 Lou Mueller Sbow creL of Sl:. lves'' with Rich· Churcn nells H.lllgj 12:00 Local, un10, Nat. ~ewa ard Ney aiJd'.-Venessa Brown 11:30 Pubuc Serv1ce WHTN TY-11 WCIIS Til.. W.J.E.H. Radio ·' . ..... ,__ _, . . ~blights Daytime Shows 9;00--Morn. SOOW Servi11g Meigs Cou11tv for I'M THE Fl~l I HAVE I \ llleiy ...u. . 1 Dies Friday• 1 Mrs. Garnet Hill of polis and Mrs, FloreDce ul Akron, Ohio, a brother, ie Martin. Hogsett; and !!undlr 20lQi!Jritl ' ..n. DetaiiJI red J>• Friday the 1ft , COIJSIOERED MY' - - sELF... E. Martin, both of Huntt- 1fi ington : one daugbter. Mrs. •nee Wood of Columbus, Ohio; four sisters. Miss Pearl Martin and Mrs. Mae Woods of tii!Tf •••• . -" .. . amese pU. . K>rlieo ill lilt Alkl/1.~ SPr"vioi,··e will be held 1 ... .. &nd .~ite. Little girls a~ loveU• est in spring, with · pretty, bouncy dtessea and tmlored, 1ady.Jike want to go-two and three piece anytime. Mr. Martin was e ...,.. Knits will take you any place you · W. V. Martin I . ;_M .· . For Spring! • ten. . Are The Thing ' ' 1.~· ,,' i ~.•l >'·, ' KNITS I ~· spondent over ill health, accordIng to relali\'eS. Mrs. McFal'· Funeral serlcesv for Joe land told lhr SherHf's Depart- ersbach, 75, Pomeroy, who 1 ment ~he W1'1S lying on the couch IFI the Veterans Memorial ~ hl tht> lrvlng rnom of lheir_home pital Saturday mornin~. will and Mr. M('F;c~l'land was In the 1hE"Id Tuesday at 2 p.m. at llertroom w!wn ~he .ht•nrd ~ shot .I E;wing Chapel with Delbert Ern. MrFarland shDt i11nlSt'l~ m the .strnusen and Don Reynolds stom;wh with a :l2 cal1bl'r re· 1<·ha rge. Burial will be in vol vt . and wa~ dt•ad when the . Be('ch Grove Cemetery. ambtdan('P arrived about 1t1 i He wa s a former slal.e ! ...., ' i ,,. ' ·- . ' ) - iffA.YS PUT A porcupli\e rarely wa~ert far away ooce It bas pll:Ju!d a wintering spot. Somettmsa' tt will stay Jn ·nne treefnr weeki at a time durlill weeljler. Make Elherfelds in Pomer~y Your,Shopping Center Joe Ebersbach Dies'Saturday • ~~,..,,;· ,.. , "" . '" '"' .......~th.t:L.D.aiJ-~L .. .~o~J·.l~~~J.,~_-d~"'~ . ore the parents of a baby Rll:l born Feb. 1. It Is their first child and was glveu the J!lllllo ef Katbryn l-ynn. · • · '· in thf' den!h. - \' ) . .) ..•.·''- •. ...•. -" ·.~ -· · ~· ., .if,, ''.' ..;;;~, ~. - . I \ ,. '. ' ~ ~, �.' -- f' . '· ' .,, ., Mr. and Mrs. Elu\ord'lowen Saturday with ~- and ~~her daughter, Mrs. VIrginia l)qt. m the parents. ol • baby AI fri~nd.j spent" recent Sunday wttb.~JT. A. McCulty of Tycooll ~son and !amlly. born Feb. 1. It Is their . first Gre1 George spent a recent ..... -, )~,s4&Y,JII~I with ro ~ ~$.· .-· ..,._,......,. . ,_,.,.e, _.._."JJb, J• p. ,.... n -, ;· · ,.......M~hn .,..., _..., .,_Qi~:ooJiil~~ ·sRit'f"l.<~.,...., ' .......... ,._.,.,I " • " ">"'• ,, n"" •• O·'·•'·• • • - t • , . •• • . •< ' t ··-··•"< .., ,. Area ·.~ • tE. D. McFarla I '. ;;I i I, ~ :.:';- ·Dies on Frida,• '' · POINT PLEASANT - ~ ....·~ . D. McFarland, 67, Hartfor Va. died at home Friday .p.m of a self-inflicted ~ ' .W()\md. Mason County Co Oliver F.she-naur ruled S' In th• death . ,, ·Mr. ~k~'orland had bee spondent over ill health, ac inK to relatives. Mrs. M I ien t lund told thf' SherHf's Dt menl she v.11s l~· ing on the ;~· in tht' livin~ ro(lm of thf'ir and M!'. MrFarland was i •, .., , ber1room wht>n sht> hPnrd a MrF'arl;:~nd sh·.1t himself i . ' •I...... stom;wh with a .12 raliht voh:t- and wall dt'ad wht ambt,l;m('p arriv..-d <lhout mi nulf's la ter . ...., .. McFarlanrl wtl s a relire thank HP was born in J ~- Cotmt\ Dt't' 1898. a . 1 .. ! f'' ·' I. thr l:itf' .\1r . and Mrs. :\frF;1rland . His first wife .. ""· o... 1' ,. Susan . dwd in 1947. ~·, ·, .. ·~:.!'- .. . ; M n,· ·,, ,,.~·.- , ' ~ Sun 1ving are his wife, ' '·-i·lcene ·· bolll of lt• m: sons. Harry of Athens. •last week bo lives II D;md and \l:tn·in hoth - New Hnven Quentm o( (.;; ];tr>d N F.hner uf 1 Amolll thllll ,nurses aDd rtr. .. .:md Edward McF: ~th, 'Z1' !1011 IJ! B:u·h+>t·ton Ohio: lhrre "\fr~ . ghters. ler. Columbus. laternationd ~ C"dlherine !llfl'espondent Mrs. R ~ Bu•hn<ll. Long Island. ~- Y.: one hrolher Dorn Mrs. Nora Wagner. Bro ·ey N. Y.: one brother, Dom !FINI oFox icks l C~~ eu'ltl-l WITH A 5NOW~II ... (5AS,6. •• fi<N' H~'S GAIMIM' ON Mf.,./V~•• I I'ITR HUM- t 60tt"A HIC'f-/ ,00 ~-~---;:;:::::..t QUICK VIce Pres· unphrey said I life Commu11!'' • South I I I HOW CAB BVYEJ tiO!l lOVern~ I SAVE UUP TO! $201 TfiROUGH THE ~WE FARM MUTUJ eAR FINANCE PLM 11 :was lly!nr lew Zea1anil! Ill' a prOJ!Osllt I Low cost fimmcin[ i • throug h e local cooperati,,g bank and our low cost ~~~~~At ·e we should "' ion for Viet es a dose af ol K. Snowd• • 11AU U 1Mtlt111111 J Commu'rnP!tA 1CI to the Viet insurance too! itentnl Hotel Blc · Phone 446-4290 ITHI Phone 446-451 -~~ond Ave., G•lllpol '""'• havin1 a COop or · ~an fire depart• :e preste.t nptu newe ' deparlilll ! ... • vlsfted more '. ' Pacific Ptl :ludiJII S... tour bill ·• 'r• , of fati(!Ut at I the PhilliP' .S. ally iD iht iaa f.'OiDIIU' • l.. --- ,,,J .... ail - ·'! ,, I ·..., • tre . > ' MORTY MEEKLE .. 00 vaJ PEi:JR,E Ref. I I y T.AI(E 6PECIALOWE Will-I A ~rHA"ffi MN2KED 'FI?AGILE' MR. MURPHY? I By CavoiU.· OUR BOARDING HOUSE With Major Hoople ~--r-~~~~~~ I~~·· lay I, 59, I resf. nd • relillf emplc;al tate lnstittlltll died - " ' t his ho,;.,., 1atChelldie , of ille IIIIo I SUrvived. 1t11 lara _.,. lbers p...... :...S. by his wilt, son, ~~ 1 two lll'UI<t and~­ member •1f peorg< { J. 1111 Free 1111111 llld the lliN b. .. . ! will be 11114 ~-· . ••• D.l"lll fiat in theh ::oats~ Thit bank v *" loday. Lifi. at 1 P' ..... '-"- Jashingtoo'a Bir WHYOOYOO ~ and.-. .· , lciate 11)' N5K~ ~Hill~ ':\ leal! II - '' \ ' '' .. - ~ Serving Mei! I'OMEROY Member f Member Federal l..'· .. -. r · t.... "" ~ .. ....... . . . . .. " - '11· -- ...... """ ~ -, ' �J . .. ' ... .' ' " ) !U·"'TIIe Sunday Tlmeo-SenUne~ Sundi7,'Februlry. 20, 18011 .;. . ::. J-~=======~-===~ 1>-'t•-4o'"Ati)ti!II~ :~: ====~' Area ••• ., ' :-·' J,.,_ .·'. , , , , ,, , , ' -, '. '' . . ..,. .. ,.. .·'·:····--- .. , , , •' ~. ·-. ,. ' ,, ·~ • :E. D. McFarl Dies on Frida • • • ' ' '· I' ' .. ', 1 ;... ,1 .......•..···•.. .'..e.h.Q .....' D4"i h T • ' ·1l ' 1.0..1,).--'='.:11 ,JI:-Jt. .o........ ...li ----~~··-~,< ' ~- '' ' ·' ;·,•• , .• , .• JJ• ,' •'' , , , .,.,. , , _, •... c. I" ) ' " •••· ·~' ·'' '• i• , . , •. , .. , , ... , ... , , , , , , , , . , . , .. •- •w•· •<•"" ~- . • - ........ .., { :,.. • I ''t • , \ I ' ..~ ' . ·- . \ ,.... . '---~.· -~ ' ' '• - POINT PLEASANT D. McFarland, 67, Hartfo ' ' "Va. dieci at home Frida) •., p.m of a soli-inflicted · Wotmd. \1ason County C Olinr F.sht>naur ruled :\ In thP death. 4 Mr. Md"arland had be spondent aver ill health , l ina to relatives. Mrs. l lund Lold thf' Sheriff's I men! she wa s lying on thl! In the liv ing rnor•. of lheit ·• ten E and Mr. MrFJ rland was bfqroom wlwn she ht'nrd MrF'Jrhmd shnt himself • stom m· h wi th a 32 l'alih lite. IOmese PIJGIII volVt ; (!Od was dt> ad wh lirnbl.l;1nn• arrived minult>s later . was a rPtir• ~.:hank He was born in Co,mh o. . r. 5, 1893. a tllf' b tr Mr. and Mrs. !W ol lbe 18 rred Sut!dlr 10 mUI!I lion. DeiJIIil Hately IVIileo ~t~Ef,)OU AAE ~Tfi.I.'!OO WEAK... :\1eF' ar l;md His first wif· su~an. dit>d in 1947. " wu ~ urrm n g are hi s wift'. sons. Harry of Athens D<1nd and j\olarvin both New !Iaven Quentin of bout It scene of 1 last weelt .the lives ol Amo111 lhlllll y nurses and Smllh, 21, ..., ' lntemationol ~IX l<iiJrvi N . Elmer of ' Fla .. und f-:dward McF nf Barhel"ton Ohio : lhre• ght.er s. Mrs Catherine ler. Columbus. Mrs. J BushnelL Lon~ Island. J N. Y.; one brother Don Mrs. Nora Wagner. ... oorUea lD almu M r Far l~md and correspondent Br1 N. Y.: one brother, Don !FINI .THE By Art Sansom BORN "LOS;~R '· •. MOW ·•"" I WITH RUM· Vice • . /'*'··· ··' '-~ ~J SAVE ' «Ul' TO~ $201 in I litioo govern. having I . . .'' fcoop'' or ., ~WE FARM MUm eAR FINANCE Pl.U ·.1· : ;.~. ' .;..:- ._," ' ' ,_ . •' '• ' I \~ ' 'i''· - dtpar~ 1 Commllni•to ' ·•,. ., - ~ '' alillon govertf. I .. !'· ·~. ·~an ,. was ftylnf New Zo!!M1141! IOd a propos61 \. K~y, P. i ~ '··"" t' .• . <• South ·~like flro TiiROUGH THE Low cost financini through a local cooperatinB ba11k and our low cost insurance too! . Pres· iumphrey said ·I the ComlllU< 'Z BOW CAB BIIYEI rey to Fox 1ieks ... ' ' I ,. ' .. . . end to the Viet . we should !VI! •• >lion for Vi@t: odes 1 dost of •ice prost...,. omptu aewt •re departi,. I)()I'T GET IT, )tl(J'~ ~/· I~G...sYMPATHY RlR. ®EY? visited more !n Pacific IIWt 1cludlng s..lli swurblll-lli ' of fatigue it r the Philli,.. JS. ally in .. . ' .siaa toiDllli" --~ail • rre ' \ AN !lOUR LATER... X·FMY ORDERS ON GENERAL ErAKER...FOR YI)C4 MISS fX)~. . NEW SET OF X·RAVS•H/IS ·, THE FEENY FARM TAK&MON .So JOS.,- WI-lA.,- IS YOO~ :INVISI>mON; M~. FE!E!NY"? ~ ' .r By George Lemont lay H, 59. o resl- and 1 retlNJ """"~ :late IJIIIIINI died ean,., 1! his ho1111+1 nat~ ' of thew. S Slli'YiMf!. Leora..., •thersp.._.. -~ ~· by his .... a oon, Jo1i1!1, t... """" peotg( { " ... • first'u first in the h 11. Thi1 bank • 'ashin&toa'a Bi1 ' aod ~- membor-" 156 Free.ond lbe Qll!l 1 It ,,,... will be illlij ::oats~ today, Ulit ~t.l ey ood .._ lflclote.... . • Hill,..;,)\ call at "1 ServiniJ Mei POMEROY Member f Member Federal 4i' ltit<· ,~ ' ., �., >' Stmday 'J'Imes,Sentlnel, Sunby;Fl!bruary. 20, 111841 · . · . , ct •.. ·· -· • _ __ _,J.... ~:, ·' t E. D. McFad ·Dies on Frid~ 't f•· I. . . ', , K.. . l!rr. ~· ,_,.._..,. ..,,_._. ·- A e'q' ,. " ' . Greg. George spent ' . recent] Mr. and Mrs. Elmore Flowersj~turday wUh t.fr. and Mrs,~her daughter, Mrs: Virginia Dot. ... ..• l'!)l•~!l~"i.~. w!l~. !. friend, spent a recent Sunday with Mr. T. A. McCully of TyCoon RCI. son and family , - .... - - ',' . ... ,. . ..~>.- · '• ' -~·~·-111" •.. ., • ,_.- ........ , . .• __ .... .......... .•·:_; ~--~.:_ : ·• .,., ... · ~....,. ' · PRISCILLA'S ..... ·•· ..... ....... JJ J.srtlf..Rij~.el1 has ~d . 1110 > .' ' • par~ts .dliln ll!l~ ... I ' are the of 1 babyl!r;l bom Feb. I. It Is their II!JI · !'ij! .BI.v!l!l.J!!J..,!!!~;~!~!!..,.........,.•• ~ . :;;.. .~ ...,;~o-""'1., ,,...,•..,..,..,,.:. , r, -..l<:lt\'t-l'l":lr"""f.,......;lll,..-.f-·~"'• ~· J•;ttrJ.-::-.I.::.ra:..h.' '·JIG ., .•• .• • - · - -- ·- • .. , . . , _, ... ., .. • ... . • .. ' · • ··-~ . , · ··· · --· ~· •:: 1 ' -·· ···•··· .... ~;·,:.·.-;..~·· ~ \\~r_;<: · · ~-~: ~·· 'J·-~···· ··· · ·; "" :··_:.. , .. · •. . ~ . ... , .. 1 .... .~ .. ~- -··:······- ··-~· "·1 - 'f!..,.,.. , I· ,ll. ...-.:,... ..._ ... ..... ,£).f;) i: ... ~. . . ........L'w. .;:~ ~o-~_1 __._~1 ---:--··-·"·· · -- . ,· .Q ·- ·--···-· · - - · · · ' . , •. I I· ... . ' ,- ... .' ·- \ ' ' ' ~ . ,, .,. ., .,. ~· ,.,.. ·. ··. 11 '• .• .' ~,, ' . .. J ' ' ' . · POINT PLEASANT :'r D. McFarland. 67, Harl!l ~a. died at home Frida~ p.m. of a sell-inflicted woUnd. \1 ason County ( Oli•er F.shenaur ruled t . . • ":· '/ ' . ' . :: , r·, ., ..... .... ~:~ in thf' dea~!J . - .. •1 ._,. Mr. Mcr'arland had b• spondent over ill health, lng to rela tives. Mrs. hmd wld lht> Sheriff's .1 ment she was lying on tbt ii1 tht~ liVing I"I)Onl or lhei and l\1r Md',;.~r l a nd was - neo • '· • l' one and 1111 lar aile. , .etnameae pUCJt ot sorties IQ . . hefirou m wlwn she hP<lrd Mrfi'Jrland sho t himself stonwdl wi lh a :12 ralil volvt . and wa.. dt>C~ rl wl ambt,l:mn' arrivt•d abot minuiP"' lii1Pr Mcf'o tr land was a retil chanlc. Ht> was born in Conn!_\ Dt·c . 5, 1898. a SHt SPENDS HOLlR.S STUDYING IIC{6~~R:~~E~ ----,AND f<:EFEJ<:CNGES--- the l:i lr Mr. and Mr s. f 'kF'arland. His first wi :'lusan. dit'd in 1947. ~un tvillJ'!: are his wife s.1x sons. Harry of Athen Drmd and i\o1arvin boll New lhJVen Quentin of I ~IJ rd ,'\J . F:rmer of F'tr. .. .:tnd F:dw ard Me of Ba rhP rt on Ohio: thr' ghfers. Mrs C'H theripe ler . Col umbu s. \ 1rs. Bushne ll . Long Island, I ',, N. Y : one hrother De Mr~ . Nora W a~ ne r , B N. Y.: one brother. ll< ail<! waa bout M he scene of a 1b last week the lives el •. AJilOIII thllll my nurses and smith, '11 , 901 •• lnternaliollll correspondeal '· ' no Fox hicks The Willets OUT OUR WAY !l'INI trey . ....... CAN • THAT PAitJT· Humphrey said ol the Colnmuln a South llitioo eovem. IIJeiS 60• IN6T08EMV HOB&Y! ' 'like having 1 n coop" or ·~an o, fire depart- HOW CAR BIIY£ SAVE UuP Tol $2C ilo wu ftylnl New Zea1and! ' ed a proposal T I-\ROUGH T HE ~WE FARM MUn CAR FINANCE PIJ r. K~y. 1). • •atitfon govenl18 Comm.mt•t• Lo w cost f •nanci r t hro ugh a local coope r atin g ban anel our low c os Insur ance t oo I end to the Viet eve we should ALLTDD4 1tion for Viet odes a dost ol 1ice presld...t omptu newa •r• departi• roll<. Snowc t entrel Hotel B ' Phone 446-4290 om• Phane 446-45 Av•., G•lllpt visited more Sf.~ ond ~ ''~.. WITH RUMVice Pres• Rll!iHT~OW •n Pacific ' w tcluding SoiMI • lour bill ·I* , ' of fatigue lit r the PhilliP' J.S. ally Ia IIIII .sia• collllllll' --- """'"' ~ail • Ire .. ' lay '. 'CAPTAIN.EASY HAHI THE NAILS MAKE THE eLOWOUT! TI-lE CAF\, SHE IS WRECKED! 1¥YN WE FINO MY eEAUTIFUL uUN AND THE'(~ PIG! NOW ONE OF YOU. HELP JUN INTO YOUR CAR! 'fOUIFIE c;QIN& TO DRIVE U~ TO THE~RI By Leslie Turner .. BIENVENUE!• WOT "1\EENG YOU lO UNLUCI'IV PIPIRE1i CA&EIN1 ~H, WE'RE '0011-161'0 ~Rill WHAT HAPPENED iO AMININ6 EN61t!EiR WIIO VAN"HEO IN 'TilE~ PAR'TS,A 'iEAI'o AGO! D. 59. a res!· ond a re!IM een ernplaoJtltf :tate IJIIIIIN' died ...-. II hi• ho...., 11atCheolidN I of the 181> • survived. p..._ Leora._.,.. lbers ·; ""' by his wlfl, I member·· 156 Free . . and the a.l, peorg '' " .,_ . ~- llall,.... P'- loday. . . :first in the . •' 2 lloalit, ljnl ;1_ Thi• bank •ashington'a B I)' ond ..,,, !'VEGOT A SUITCASE. FULL OF COFFEE, VQ>OFFI JUST THIN!'. 1HE PRICE IT'D ~lt-JG ON THE BLACK Serving Mt POMEROY Member Member Federa -~ + · Will be belt • .. • lln"l l ij OOD, " " '' '""' grulo aDd MIII'J'il· YOJ CANJ.Or MI>.KE THE Sf\leE WITH A SER\IANT OF THE. PEOPLE'S lflc:tate. ltili. • hm · ·· "'.'l ,•clll at~ ~ ·"• ED . . �• '' ' .," I ' ' Sunday 'l'lmet,SenUnel, SuDday, February 20, 11168 ~ I'l - ······ ··· . £ · - -..- .. · .... A eq I . . . . IC~rr. . . ~· ·~"'"·-· ·.:. ·.-,· ... . ···- h ··· • • · ~· w,.. _,..., . and Mn. Elmore Flowen Saturday Mr. , l~esd!'f;n!~~.wl~ ~. ~~e~·l!":'\~ . ..... ... I •. ~· · ··- • • .• ;~ ~ ~ .# _ ···--•. ' ' wltb Mr. and Mrs.lher daughter, Mrs. Virginia !JOt. oro the parents of a baby sf!:! rec:t Sunday wltll Mr.jT. A. MeCulty 01 Rd. son and lamily. . born Feb. 1. ti is flrsl ~ • ~ ~ • •····• •. ..........~.•.." •· '~'~-".n~ · ;~:uJvta-~ .anal\l. ll . ,Lertv..RIJs~eiJ basJoJned . Ute J:tuJ4 •~ ,&ly~pJl)f -~-...---~.. ...... . ,... ,. .~ . v--,,,.~, ·-•ad ·!· ......-.•, u..,. 11• ::.oy~.~ _,. __ , 1 .-.•• • :.o. ··"· .... .~ ·- ·•·· ···"· .· .- J :··• ... .•·-: ·- - •• ··- ~ ---:~.:.: • •. ·· · - · · •.. , ·· • -·· , • .. , •• •.• ,.. . .. . · • . · • •. •• ..... . ,, .. ... · ··· , :;.c.;;,OJ. Grog George speat a reeent Tycoon . . . ' ', , ·' . ', ,'. '.· . ... . . .... .,.... .. .'. . . .,. . . . . -!¥• their >< . . .. , . .. ·' : · : ...... .... . . ....... , .. . ·,1 ...... ,. " ,• \ ' . ~ 'I. ' I . h · ·n ·1 {'4 T~ ~ A .......... . _a ..t .. .:~ .r .. . .~.£) • ' . ' .. ·- . . . . . .... .'. • d • ,. .... .... • ••• • • ,, • • ~...4:.~ .• '' ._,.,- ,,, ···; ...... ' .. ' ... . ' ,. ' \. ~ PRISCILLA'S POP ' E. D. McFarl Dies on Frid~ '••• + · POINT PLEA,SANT D. McFarland, 67, Hal1!< .. Va. died al home Frida~ -p.m. of a self-inflicied .wo\md. '1ason County ( Olivor Eshenaur ru led . \ 1n the dealh. ·Mr. McFarland had bl spondent over ill hea llh, , ing to re latives. Mrs. · · o' ·I_. ' I ' " I I ' ... '..;',·~' :: ·. ... ' : ' I ,,'i .· ' J • .. '• hmd told thP Sherin's ·J bertroom when she ht>ard M('Farland !ihot himself stom och with a 32 rali1 . .' .. ·, P~ It IOI'IIel Ill • iiJl · ol the IW!t curred S.rnd" ..t %II • Saigon. Delallit oedlately _ . . . the ].'lie Mr and Mrs. :\fr F'ar land . His firs t wi lite .... boUt It ~· sce<10 of 1 Su~fln. dir d in 1947. Surdving are his wife s1x son~. Harry of Athen: D;w iU and MMvin botl New Haven Quentin of ls\Jrvl N.. . Elmer or Fla . and Edward Me ot Barberton Ohio: lim lb last week tbe llYes II ~-IllY """"" 111111\ nurses alld . Smith, 27' .... •• lntematiollll corretporrdenl ~hfer s. Mr~ . Calherine Columhus, Mrs. Buslmell. Long Island, N. Y.: one broU1er Do .. . B N. Y.: one brother, Dt: By Neg COc:hran r The WilletS OUT·OUR WAY !FINl l'L.1.. PUT IT HERE FOR A PRISE! MEY,SHINER,HaW' THAT PAit.JT- IJIJCJIS GOING'TOSE . H088Y! IIDW CAB BUI'£ SAVE UUP' TO} ' ' , tnamese Mr·Farl;lnd was a relit chanir He was born in Co,mtv. OPe. 5, 1898, a l\1r ~. Nora Wagner, . and lar aile. volve r and was dl:'ad wl ambulam·e arrivPd aiM minutes lat.:-r. ler. n·en·. • ment she was lying on tht E in thP living rm~m of thei and Mr. Mrfi'arland was j , $2C WOULD'IW LIKE /tNE WITH A 8EARI7 ? • . · trey no Fox hicks WITH HUM· • Vice Pre,. Humphrey oald of tlle Comm• In i South llitloo Jovern. ••like having a d coop" or ·•.an 1 llrt dtparl- >o woo ftylnl Tf-IROUGH THE New ZeilonN, S,TATE FARM Mun eAR FINANe£ PLJ oed • proposal '>~Y. 1). -alit1on gov~18' Cammu'nillts r. Low cost financir th rough a local cooperating ban and our low cos Insurance too I .; end to tilo Viet eve we should )tion for Viet: ides a dose of 1ice pres!delll omptu •• newt departi• ! visited mort >n Pacific 1M 1cludlng Solllll s lour bill ·• 1 of latiguo • r the PhUU,. J.S. ally ID lbe .sial co~Df~M~' --~ail • ue lay 'CAPTAIN.EASY . f'AI.I! THE. NAILS MAi'IE THE. aLOWOUl ! THE CAR , SHE. IS WRECKED! NOW WE FINO MY WUTIFUL .JUN I>NO THE 'I'ANI'IeE PIG! peorg ' l tlun 01'11Croff'is CAMbfe fo IUIJI(If ~­ frill&fed at~lfle, QIT(I(«::Ht ~ ~­ . fh,e best of t::r 'di(flculf Blfullrfion· :· : . ... " ~ ~- ·· first in the ~~ Thi• bank ~ashington'a 8 I'VE GOT A ti - • ' SUITCASE. FULL Of COFFEE, VCA'OFFI JU6T 'THIN!'. 1J.IE PFIICE iT'D elllt-J6 ,l ~ '10UCANta MilKE T~E. 6!\lef. WITH A SERVANT OF THE. Pf0Pl.E'9 THE Bl.ACI'I .. Servi11g ·Mt POMEROY ' Member Member Fede~l ( .. .. .. .. . ' • ' NOW ONE OF YOU HELP JUN INTO YOUR CAR\ 'fOU'RF tOQINEo TO DRIVE USTO .. THE 60FIDeRI •.. ' ". .. ' . · ~- ... ' IIEtMMU£! 11 V«ll DIIEENG 'IOU 10 UNI.IICl'iY Plmll1i CA8EEN1 ! �l ,, !; • Sunday Tlmes,Sentlnel, Sun41r, Fe.brulry 20, 1986 · · I . . ---· . .. . . ' . K~rr. . .. . . ·-· ..._,...... ... ../." .. ·····,....~ . "'· ~:;;.,.:...:.,;· ·· · -- · ...... ,.,. !'I A;----~.---- ' '· . ' \, '~;,' ' I l 0 ' ~ 1(.~.~~ "f., 1 . ·\;;, ..,,, •, ·~ E. D. M,l • • ·hies or(l I ) <t I ' • ' ~... ~~ .,o " ' ~::; ~ ~:;, 1 ' . o~s.;. ------------------~;;: fMi CEN1J ' \ ·, POINT PLE~! D. McFarland,\! 'Va. died at hOIX i>.m. of a self;li '.j\>obnd. Mason l illi,_r Eshenaur l!l lhe death. ·Mr. McFarlani spllldent over ill ina to relath•es,. l•nd told the Sb m<nl she was lyfi in the living roon 11111 Mr. MrPorla .~ . ' ... I l>ectroom wlwn sht THE EAIITBIIN HALF or the naUon, lrom the Clllltldian border to tbe Deep Soulb, was chilled today by a man of record· • producing cold llr parked over the upper Midwest. International Fall•, Minn., suffered through the seventh straight day of below zero temperatures. It was 20 wuay at degrees below zero ,_. Grand Forks, N. D., but the bitter cold appeared to be easing although sun maintainIn& a grip on 13 states from Maine to Montana. stomar h with a volver and was ( ambulanc·e a rriv~ mi nut~s later. MeFarlcmd was t hanlr. He was b Countv . Dec. 5, l th• late and His fj Susan. died in I~ Mr. Mr~arland. Surviving are hl !'ii sons. Harry of David and Marvi New Haven Que(Jt l ~i laf'\rl . N Eb:nt: Fl•.. ond F.dwart ght•rs. Mrs. enit ler. Co l u mbu~,. Bu•hnell , Lo11g Is N. Y.: one broth• Mr!!. Nora Wagner N. Y.: one brothi! Tragedy Stalks US Airmen SAIGON (UPH - U.S. millla· America• rlfies and macblne Pbu military barracks and demilitarized aone and . . ry l(lOkesmen today reported' guns. storage area 145 miles ROrth- Thanh Hoa radar lite. , heavy bombing of targels in .S. Navy and Air Foree west of Hanoi. U.S. and Vielllamese p~ Communi!! North Viet Nam planes Sunday new seven Poor weather prevented ac· flew 352 combat sorties ill lilt while tragedy continued to stalk misslolll over North Viet Nam, ettrate damage reporls. Among South. " U.S airmen in lbe South. Five a U.S. military spokesman lite target.a were the Due 'lbo The collision of lhe hit Americans were killed and 12 reported today. They struck stJpply area II miles southwl!lt helicopters occurred &....... injured ill lite collision of two military and communications of Vinh, Loe Mia and Som Ma afleroooll about 20 . . . Army UH·lB "Huey" helicop- target.l from soullt of Vinh, oa storage depots five miles to the northeast of Saigon. Det•lltl lll!<!!liJi!UIM il 1 .. .,.. near Sa1gon. • •"• ters the coast 40 m1'1es north of lite west, the MuI Da Nhla truck were 10t i mrned'1atel Y .,...,. Better &el ued ID II - lfo Viet Cong guerrilla• meaR· 17th parallel, to the Olen Bien park 45 miles north of the ble. «•"'C 1D be eold II Oblo lor while have unleashed beavy The accident site was botll It .t ....I lite .... day .. ... mortar attacks against widely miles from th• scene ., • AD arclfe air ...... elaac .. scattered American and South helicopter crash last ,...k the ollie over lbo wooko... Vietnamese targets throughout wh1ch claimed the tives .. kl!efllul temperalum well ill- the South 1• lhe last two days. seven Americalll. Amoq tltflll MORZINE, FRANCE - Tna 1 low lnHinl durlac 1111 .., Onl~ light casualties were were two Army nurses and and ...r \be zero marb at reported in nine separate Cnpt. Albert M. Smith, fl , soa pence said today they bave or·, Dillbt. mortar barrages reported toof United Pr.., lntemationol rested a kleptomaniac dog. '!be : 1 Overnight lows l!a!tday alibi da~ AUSTIN, Tex. (UPI) - Gen. Earle G. Wheeler lo· White House correspondenl dug, a German abepherd, is beaoo early today rupd lrolll U.S. Army lsi Cavalry day listed a record 1,600 defections from the Commun· IMerriman Smith. lieved to have stolen dozens of fr1gt~ sb at Toledo tn II II Division troops participating in ist Viet Cong in January as a possible early sign of articles ra~~~lng from clothing CIDCIDIIIld. c.Jambu report- operation White Wing-Masher victory in South Viet Nam. to ski poll!l. ed nine, .U.Oa 11, 1D11 DIJ· 300 miles northeast of Saigon Wheeler, chainnan of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, He cqll8hl red • banded too 1%, the UPI reported. reported another 34 Viet Cong said hi a speech prepared for the Texas Civil Defense or full·mouthed-as be trotted kllled in fierce hand-to-hand Conference that the defections were accompanied by throu&h the SJtOW at the Alpine coJrbaL In one battle, Viet "an increasing willingness of Vietnamese peasants in resort town in eastern France Cong disguised as bushes many areas to give infonna· e&rryin& • jacket containing a chorged Up jungled slopes tion about the Viet Cong." still ~riously disrupted, and large sum of money. The pro"screaming like crazy men" In "Final victory or defeat the (VIetnamese) Blltiblry ex· 1 ~!m~~~-:, ':: :rdl~ ~~ f M d frantic efftX'II to escape 1 u.s. deSopethndsViotnn the ability tedof thbe p~ns:o~. program is proFessmg him to rt, official said ROYALTY - Pam Dav1s, daughter o r. an ambu!h. u e amese, ass1s Ysow y. EN ROUTE WITH HUM· cou ' an · · Mrs. Eugene Davis of Letart Falls, and Karl Russell, Some of the Communists llteir allies and ,friends, to Wheeler said "U>t;, outcome is ph;ey IUPI) _ Vice Pre• KENOSHA WIS· _ AMEKI· son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Russell of Antiquity, were shouted "ceaselire, GJ." as assure the loyalties of tbe .stilll!l the balan.ce. Thou~. h• ident Hubert H. Humphrey sal4 ' . crowned queen and king of the Seeond Annual Beaux they charged into lite fire from people, primarily through the stressed econom1c and pohticat l toda inclusion of the Commu. can Motors Corp., by far lthidiS Arts Ball of Southern High School saturday night. The MIAMI (UPI' _ .... _ at•·· application of non-military pow· !actors~ he showed DO .'endency 1l nlst YViet Con• ,_ a South city's ltu'flesl , n rted m . to a Fre ncb completed today, the,.,.web ... to avmd the l¥0rd "viCtory·" Vietnamese coalition • "' govern. I' 9500 prod employer, ctl ke ato- h'lg h sc h ooI au d't I onum was co ve of er. he sa!'d , I ~y ~mid uru! :m::s "the village for the ball sponsored by the French club. Bill circumstantial evidence wltb Howe~er, Wheeler ·~,id, "the •. "Vi~~ry, h?we~er, Is &j ment would be "like having a k1 be U JDw.. Zerkle was chatrman and Eddte Lou Howery, teacher, which it bopes to send blonde p1cture IS not yet rosy. must be s11d, 11 we sbould1101 in the chilken coop" or "an :~ Yyear is faculty advisor. Candy Moesier and her strap. "The Viet Coog still comprise fad to win this campaign, the[ arsonist io lite fire d~rl·• •uc al '•"' off • ,_ ping nephew M<lvln Lanr a !trong, skillful, determmed next would he fought on Iess1ment ., . 90 ...-. arou'""' ,run. .-,'ftftl ltw:MJR. !iiH'I.Ittav· ii!WBWU\'i'WIII ' military force of over IIIMOOO d t t t t · ()l'Od~lillon workers In MllwauCCI IS Powers, to the electric chair. • .. ow, a va~ ageous erms, a grea erl Humphrey, who Wll ftylog ·- kee, ~uces auto badlu Postponed Game ie The alate rtl~ . ill east be said. cost m blood and tre~oure. and1lr•m Wellington, New ?.ellland! and Wedn d -· Ni-'- . "alnst the •IIIR -••ll1111 On our side, th~ Vletnar_tl.ose with "¥'ftle lowered m the !reel to Manila dismissed a propo!!f( es ,BY' l'i"f' her alleged ooeetlaotli ltver · · · ~ . Is ~ •. ~tlk:ll world and enhanced ln lite by Sell. ~ F, K.l.• ..t Do American Motors saldlt was · Pomeroy H1gh School Prlncl· after presenting Ill ?Oih WK· Funeral services for Carl C.I proet!ueo and macb1aery are Communist world. N y h · · Htl~y, rf laying off il8 production force pal James A. Diehl today said ness, 8 bank cashier in Powers' Manley, 88, Midrtleport, who · m~nt ~ •:nc~u:'~ c'::'m!~~.~ ...cause lnveniOries were too ' arrangeme~ts !rave heen made hometown, who teotlfied Pow· died 1ft Veteralll M~mor~al, hos-wuld brio an end to the Viet far .U..ad of sales, which have Ifor the twice • postponed bas· ers had written a chock without ()!tal Sunday momtng, Will be Nam hostiU~es not been up 10 npectaUons this . ketbal! game agamst Southern having a bank account there held Wednesday at 2 p. m. at ,.1 do 1 bel' h ld ear It said the same thing at The Stale lfighway Patrol In· High School to be played this Candy 46 and Powers ·29 the Christian Union Church of no •eve we s ou ~ itme ot a Christmas time jvestigated an accident in Meigs Wednesday night. are ac~sed'ot lhe stab-m.:ro..: Mtddleport with the Revs. :r: w~i::ei~~t:lon f~ layoff . County at 8.50 a. m. Saturday The game, on the Pomeroy of multimilllenaire Jacques Odell Manley, Charles Rodgers a . .. c . eo a e . - -. ion Rt. 124 in Syracuse. Marty floor, was once postponed by Mossier, Candy's husband, In and Edis?" Weaver, officiating. arsemc, the VIC< prestdt'llt VERDUN _ FRANCE WAS L. Morar1ty, 16, Syracu~e, was snow and then later because of the pr<Hiawn hours of June .30. Burial Will be in the Gravel LOS LUNAS, N, M. IUPI) - !he father of a U.S. told an Impromptu neWI , c:ted to Meigs eounty Juvemie high water. Diehl Sllid lhe ,.... 1964 Hill cemetery Choshlr•. soldier w~~ .thre~ htmsel! on 1 Vtet Cong ha~d gren· conference before deparli• reminded anew Sunday of war, court for left of center . . · ' , ade, sacnf1cmg h•s own hfe to save four of hts Army New Zeaand. t bloodshed and 400,000 French: If' 'd M 1i ' !led serve contest WIH begm at ,7 The state wltnm was a He was a member and • first buddies said his son was a generous boy with "too much Humphr<y hao vlolted more men killed In the Fe&lesl ha~ 0 lcer& '"' orar Y pu nd p. m. and the varSity game Will crewcut young man, Thomas A. elder of the Chrtstiaa UIIIOD courage " · . th h 11 d P . --~ . out of a private dmeway a 1start at 8·15 Do I sh' 0 f "· W b Ch ch 18 H [ . an a a ozen ac11 IC Ue 1n human memor; - Ver· struck lite rear wheels of 8 ~ · p. m. Ye, ca Jer "'" e ster ur years. • was preThe 21-year-old soldier, Army Spec. 4 Daniel Fer· Asian natiORo, including S.. dun. truck driven by Edwin A Cross iii!il "".JJt>W'"" .II\ . '""'"' Stale Bank In Webster, Tex., ceded in death by 1 daUJhter, l nandez, died Friday protecting the other Gl's in his Viet Nam oo his tour but ... .. In Pari.! and Verdun simple 155 acine There was he~vy da: Bobb ' S wlrherile Plowersb I operawt"!~ a MaSggl~ EIDOr inManley. th squad from a grenade which landed among them while showed fe~ signs of <atigue .. , . · y 8 ugges t'100 a er sa e1 us ne8S. ...,,er urv1vors elude ese th re r d · ceremonies were held to mart mage to the car and none to Is 211 'I th I Hou ton h'ldre 'lli C S ey we 0n a p e . awn I he •mbarked for U Philtipo the 50th anniversary of the U•c truck. No one ~as injured. Termed Unrealistic t ,m~es Msou le o ~ c I n: WI am .• yracuse; patrol 25 miles north of Sai· '' He liked h~lping others," his pines, a staunch U.S, "'ly In 4111 Nile E Thom son 41 Rt 2 WSHINGTON (UPI) - S.n. sea o e ass r accep Rev. Lawrence, Charles, Mrs. gon. father , Jose Fernandez Ill Los fight against Asiaa <ODIIltll< 0 1 ~"'~ ~ ~ Vl~un ~a':": S~rdis ;truck a~d killed a dee; Robert F. K•nnedy's proposal C.,. .• top .co!IIjlRuy of Moss- Lucille King, Mr1. Ruth Sm1th, Femandez. a r~leman with Lunas said Sunday. "I feel that nism. '"'·" ~ or artdi ear~ ' lltat r~n in front of his car at that the Communist Viet Cong ler •. banking and financial and R<v. Odelt Manley, all of the :l.'ith Infantry Division, has the circumstances made him _ d a sobwtetlre 12'45 p m Saturday nn Rt 7 share power In any postwar emThpi!'O, bee Middleport ; Emogene Gilmore, been recommended by his divi· this because he was a gelll'!'ous k1ellredmanm thso500ers e • ay a e, . . . · " , e c k In quesllon was 26 · 1 th Med 1 of H boy - very generous and aI. b th F h , I V~ four and four-tenths miles north Saigon government has drawn, lgned " " Columbus·, . Slon or e a onor. dul held rene l&rrlBOII a r· of the Silver Bridge at Kanauga heavy fire from the Johnson[' nd Lane. Powers Moss~er ren, 10 Fe&! grandcbildren, When be died, the younger ways volunteering lor son•e-1 un e • Th . al d' d 1 b . administrallon a ' accordmg to previOUS two brollters, Corbett Fernandez bad less llttlll a year I thing." • anlm was !spose 0 Y Two of the· Presidents k testimony, had been made out Vrest Columbia, and , left in his Army enlistment. H• The elder Fernandez said SAIGON - SOIJ'I1I . VJET. Kenneth L. Tomlmson, ~lha advisers Undersecretary ~ h~miedly al an airline ticket Middleport. had planned to go to Texasl had feared "something like this namese Premier Nguyen Cao county. game protector. ere State G. W B II nd wmdow In Houston as Powers Friends may call at the after his soldiering days were would happen." Ky today announced oreallon of was mmor damage to the car. eorge , a a rushed to catch a plane for log Funeral borne until over and become a rancher- ' 11 new cabinet level pats, IV~ekend arresls by the pa. Mc~~e Bundy, bollt of Miami. Other witnesses had Wednesday when the bod the same business his latber E-R UNIT CALLED 00 promllled that delnocrstic eiO. trol mcluded: Thomas W. Bond.,. ;h~~ so '";'ed as lop aides said Pow•rs arrived in Miami he taken to lite church, y fullows in N•w Mexico. Dana Welch, tions would be held in 1967 and 23, Rio Grande, speedmg, cited "' senator 1 late . brother, about f p.m. June 21. Mossier was transported to Alva. Kall. 59, a res(. 1d Horace said he would not he a candl· to municipal rourt Feb. 21 : We~> j John F: Kennedy, diSI~nssed the , wao otabbed to death around 1 Ch h d IN . dell L. Rossiter 22 ~ Scottown, suggeslion as unreatislic. I :4' a.m. Ju•• 30. REAIJ8 CAMP CHURCH BURNI!D Memorial Hospital at 6:25 a. m. enl o es Ire an a re . d.l "• at thai "me. " • ·~ CLEVELAND (UPII - Fire Sunday by Pomeroy Iarmer who had been entpltiJiitl' momuffier, cited to municipal The state presented a series COLUMBUS (UPli caused an estimated $11,000 squadmen. He was at the Gallipolis Stat.• llllllt1iW• Ky told.• . bconference SQUAD CALI)'.:D OUT witness•• to testify a•-·t L. Russell of the past 10 years, d,.d .,..,.. ·-•~ b etnews hethe. Jcourt Feb. 21 ; Robart L. Prii!Ce, """ re~ ~· Sunday at lite Spring· released. ~ew. ca '" JO 5 ":ere lng 18, Ashland, Ky., passing over Middleport E·R "tUadmen Powers' hurried trip to Miaml j who retired as captain from Baptist Church on Lhe Sunday morning at his 11oa.1 tnstiluted to strearnlme the a yellow line on a c!D've, bond· were summoned at 6:41 a.m. the night before Mossier was Ol!io Highway Patrol after East Side. · A1TEND SCHOOL I Mr. Kall was born at CheabiN go ;l'fnment to be~ carry outed to appear Feb. 21 ; Howard Sunday for Horace Kail, Chesh· killed. [)·ears of service. today Bob Fisher, lob Byer ~pnl 10, HMI6, so.n of the* social and econotruC reforms W. Russel~ 46, Middleport; Lola ire, who was dead on arrival of came superintendent of NOW YOU KNOW Bru• Mills of Middleport attend George Kail, and IS surv1•ad• promised by U. S. and VIetnam- L. Joseph, 23, and David L. the unit. The unit was also rail· CONTF.sT CONCLUDED state's Zaleski Youth The titula of WI! rd ed • Southeastern Ohio hiS mother, lllrs. Leora:· "· hoot S d ese leaders at the recent Ht110- Darst, 22, both of Pt. Pleasant, ed at 8:39 a. m. Sunday lor Mrs. A recent carrier coolest con- succeeding Bernard Berens. osed by ....'11 11 K'·· ~- 1 , t er KaiL Thret brother! 0 lulu summit conference· · · ed beeause of "'"l'e Kla•'• .... a .,rson '"' un ay by • aII bonded Ior speed!0!1 Feb, 21 : BoII'IS ,Tay1or, Cook s Gap H'll 1 . "• ducted by The Daily Sentinel who res1gn rlv•s from ·lint lead· Connellsville conducted ed him in death. ,,.,c. Ri<bard Hess, 21, Charleston, W phys1c1an was aummoned. The ba been ;:oncluded with Jimmy health. .,. Gen Nathan F St 1 De rtm 1 of He is survived by his wlllt, 1 0 A RASH OF f'ATAL ACCI· Va., speeding, bonded Feb. 21 : Fire Department answered a call Clatworthy lite . Fand winner. I 'the I orret' , ~~ . 'e pa . en . Marguerite. and a son, - . dents Saturday turne<l wbat Nicholas King, 18, Hend•rson. at 4:57 p, m. on Sunday when with 6,1110 polnt.l. Jaa Long wa• 47 HOGS BURN n vi War !s the W!Z· jm cooperation .with the Oliver Kail, aad two 01 could have been one of Ohio's failure to l'ej!ister, cited Feb. 21: an alarm was turned in that socond. willl 2.800. Third prle CELINA, Oblo (UP!) - Fire ' Horseback. ,of the Stale F1re MarshalL daughters. Salldra 100 M•· safest weekends lD year~ into Harley Gibbs, 22, M~n, nola ear was on fire in front of the will he opllt between three car· dl!ltroyed a large barn, killing Mr. Kail was a rnembel·.•• an average weekend ol II mufner. bonded Feb. 21 ; and Waffle Shop on North S.cond-av, riers each with 350 points. The 47 hogs and causing an estim· Lodge No. 456 Fnie • slaughtered on lite hiJhwaya. Ernest Rainey, 30, Pomeroy, no~· also with the E·R truck and the poinls · wut purchase mer· ated $211,000 damag•. on SAN FRANCISCO (UPIJ On Dec. 7, 1941, Accepted Maselli, and tbe ~~~ The worst accident of the operator's license, bonded It> fire was put out with a small cl!andlse from the Dally Sentf&.lfarm of Robert stover Adm. Chester W. Nll!lltz was lllteniDg to rencerl mu· Baptist church. .l+ weekend wu not on the hllh- appear Feb. 21. chemical ntlogulshec. el prie ca!llo&. Ro<itford Sunday nJcht. sle 011 the radio ID bls Waoblnglon home wben an an· Masonic services wUI be btlt way but In a ftrt In a tern--noam:er IDterropted to announee lhe Japanese had lhe Rawlings • Coats F'ultt!ltl· v·Iet Cong DefectiODS . u·It 1 !FII By V. T. Haml'i:n ALLEY OOP . HI, WIZER! Bt SA V I «u,. TO D • :;: ke;r:: T f-IROUGH . S.TA.TEFARM M ~AR FINANCE Low cost fine . t and our lo w • Insurance tc TDI ..:IOU HA~N'T BEEN SEEING SPOTS OR Al\IVTHINEi UKE lHAl, HAVE 'IOU? Humphrey · Wants no Fox With Chicks State'scase Ended WI'th , Bank \V:t'tness C }C. Mn} " Dies Sunday m;,•· ar a ey Of Middleport A •dent • . .•· . • mveStJgated In syracuse parts: , thro ugh a Jc coo pe r ~ti11g personally ,retp0t11lble. He aald relati0118 betweell tbe tw• eountries were bound to ouffer because Mtrocco refusee to dis<~Wn Oufkir. De Gaulle also allld hll regime plana to continue Hmt economic policies II bas pur· sued since 1158 balled .eu tbe principle "prosperity JDUit bellefit all Frenchmen while preserv· mg our independence. It was De Gaulle's first aew• conference since be wao reelected for a 8eCOIId oeven. year term last Dec. lt. H'gh . January I 0 f 1600 ' Ill of Barberton Ohic BDWCAB PARIS (UP!) -French ·I'm- diS(IOtllllons IIOW ill pracUce, In ldeut Charles de Gaulle an· so far as they concern her." , DDUIICed today he will pull "France wlll do so progre• France out of the North slvely," he said. "That also wlll Atlantic Treaty Organization go for allied cooperation in (NATO) ''(H'081'esslvely" by Germany. This Ia not a break April, 1969. but a necessary adaptation." But he told a news confer· Earlier, he charged that ence litis would not mean Moraccan Interior Minister abandoning the Atlantic al· Gen. Mohamed Oufklr enltance too. gineered the kidnaping ~nd "Without geing back on her presumed murder m France memher~hlp of the AUantlc last October of Moroccan pact," he said, "France be- Opposition leader Mehdl Ben tween DOW and April 4, 1969 Barka. will continue to modify the He charged that OUfkir was WORLD lllrFarland shot I - :t: .DIIJOtr tf f'o '1'1&. ,,.,.,..., 01 'I'M M-,wf1110Jt ,..,..., 1 .. ' \) ----~-------------------------..--------------------------------------------------------------------~---------------------------------MONOAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1966 POMEROY-MfDDLEfiORT, OHIO VOL >tYII NO. 151 ,~ '" 'I ' '• r ' at y e ! , I ·• . . ' t'f· 'j,.O.' . enttne -- - • . - ') Ultimate . sacri'f.ICe was son'sNature, Father says . v: r' HOrace Kal'} Of (heSh'Jre o•IeS s day I 1 . •}·. ,,,_. ... . I I"' ., ....,. J • 1 / ·' I ,, ollice a Georg (. \ " -· .... L D.r.tl: ; fiat in the poriWLat~hee~lybonelalnzeP~ere~";:!:'ee!O~ 11. This bank 'ashingtoa'' 8 " ' Servi11g Mf f'OMEROY , Member Member Federa . . ....,... ....... uu •• 7 Troons Sunday r Meet in Pomerov J fan! daughterA ol Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wallen. It wao the The district advisor was the colors being raised by , 'l'roopl on the Brownie, Junior and C. only trade&Y In soutbeUt O!Jto. apeaker at an aU • troop meet- IOC and ulute to the flac· The delle levels. lng for Neighborhood Qne of Star Spangled Banner . was REPORT CORIU!CI'ED the Four RIVers 'Girl SeouL 111tog and Mrs. A. R. Knight, TakiDJ part •"• Troop 5 with Couneil Sunday .afternoon at Nelihborhood Chairman, eave 2Z lirls and Mr1. Ricbard Mtddleporl pollee today cor· the Pomeroy Elemenlliry school lhe welcorile. Vaughan, as !elder: Troop 3f rected a report !bat a car drlv· auditorium. ~ w-. also a rHedica· wllll 17 flrls and Mrs. 1. R· en by Joyet Long, Middleport, llf8bllghllog the , llffalr was llob i!ei>eqiony froin the ·jlllllor N"'ll, and Mrs. Harold 'lbotDI!t backed IDto another veblde 011 the talk by JaQe Jarett, ()ts. ta <adette ·.r~k oy Troop M7 .88 l•aders; Troop 1110 with . 11 the hltlb ~ paftinJ lot FrJ. trict advisor, ~nd liie story of •'\II !lien troop 1118 of Middle- girls alid Mrs. William Ohlinger d •'""' Pollee Aid, l,nltead the 11115 Round U t F •m" ..ay ,,...... . , .1 . p.a arr-..... ...,. sana ''The Growiq Up ' and' Mrs. Phil Ohlinger 88 leadthai lhi ,Loul ear wu atoppad Jdabo, liVen by Connie Lobcftll Troe;" era; Tioop 1~ ,.;tb 10 P'!l and tutd It .,.. flit by a vhllcle and Janet Maaon, bo~ , ell Seven Troops from t.ltddleport ~- Charles ~ alid .... drl.., by, WIDiam DUel, Alhetll, Athens. and PomO!'O)' partletpal«< In Joltn•krawsczyn a lea-.: 1berl wu llliDctr dlmqt. .The fll'llll'IDI opeDed witb tllei the t~! wllb . representauon Troop 115 wllb J1 lirla Ptl Mrs. Keillt Gobel and Mr1. John Fulll ao leaders and Troop 217 with 15 pls and Mrs. 'lbomas Srnllb and lllrs. Eupne Houdarhell Jeallers. Mrs. Knlpt, · c.hairman, lndlcalecl lll)'OIIe who bas not been eontactecl tbe ~ of Girl cookies and wlahes to them, may conlal:t One of leaders in Nelflt•borhood lmmedlataly were HI'Yfid allbe close 11r meetJnc. gr.- bom'=b~!~-=~yalater, rite~om.:u·t~ !~;y~~· ~ Nimitz arrived In Honolulu ';;.,:· llld tooll command of the Paelfk Fleet. Many of bla Tuesday at 1be ru-aJ ablpa lay at tile bottom of Purl Harbor. He went to Cbeoter Lemley and lliilit.. · work lllletly and rounoeled hlt aubOrdluletl, "be pa· Zlnlt w111 affu:tate. . . •· llent." tal wiD be In Graft~ Hlll 1 1 '' Nlatkl rebuUt the bomiHblttered Reet Into the Friends may caU 6 ':''\ mlgllUHt IIIVII lrtllada ever uoembled - a Ioree of funeral boiDt. • t 5,000 rldpl, 1•,000 lirt!nft ud 2 IIIIWon men wllleh . ' beat the Japa~ baa lmlll tbe P~. On Sep&. , 1, 1945, II' wltb Gen. Do!lJlu MaeAnllur ill F11tE llOVIED ~ ,. the ded: of bls flaJshlp, tbe battleship MlnOurl, .to Pomeroy mb ' t , reeelve Ja..-'nncondltloaahurrender. Sltlii1DODed •l"i p. m. ' ", \ Sunday, Nimitz, the Navy's only flvHtar . flee& lo the Ia Price ~=:. admtnl, dletl Of I llroke ln 1111 wblte .frain ltoiat OD Lasley-tt where a_ the YeHia Ba-•.. Jdultl . aawli rea.....,.lloa. Be -·-'d !bat brou out 'llllllt .. __ """ -· ·~ w.,.. · ~.t•• " bave -.1 81 y..n old Tlluhday. He 11ever ~ _.. ...... lllawed from ·~ NaYy. ''~ tjll(etlr. fill :1 t •ood =:!.,at I' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 02. February Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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