http://66.213.69.5/files/original/7085f0a72e27ce5766264b58fae0b66d.pdf 4ab627d9d91f0e046e87f66815de1986 PDF Text Text .' ~.· 'New Officers Installed · Ch Es 0 apter BYPOmeroy · \ Beulalf Maxey is New Councilo~ of Chester Cou~il Dol AChapter Around and Ab00t Middleport. Beulah Maxey was elected tending. counc.ilor when Chester CouncU, The addresses of sm\s and Daughters of Ame~ica, met grandsons of memben 'who are Tuesday evening w1th 40 mem- 1n the service were ~tributed , bers present. and members wlll seqd them Installation of officers was associat• matron; James Souls· ' The moellng opened In ritual- Christmas cards. A rejlort on held when Pomeroy Chapter!by, _associate patron; ElSie Mrs. Peary Reynold• and istic form, with Mary Showal- the Deputy club and cllsV!ct of. Pomeroy Ohio 186, DES, met Tuesday evemng •Sm!lh, secretary; DorolhY :Mrs. Dorothy Lacey were in ter: cooncilor, presiding. Other ficers Christmas party ·held m Iat the Pomeroy Masomc Tern- Woodard, conductress, Helen Atilens Saturday evening to at-~ offiCers elected were Mar~aret Logan on I'!ec!lJII~r ~~ wu' 1Hubbard, assoclate conductress; lend a C()flcert at Ohio Unlver~ McLain, associate councilctr·, given by Either RidenoJr. Mrs. FR16AY SATURDAY pie December 9-10 ' ELVIS PRE.SLEY Barbara Thacker, worthy ma-l1 Cl.ara .Sue SouIsby, ch ap Ial:l: sity. . ~ Mary K. Rose, vic~ counci1~r; Cleland also attended. The an· "TICKLE ME" tron, and Dale E. Smith, wor- IR!chard Vaughan, marshal, DenniS Weber, senior of Rut- Anna Tuttle, assoc!8te v1ce nual Christmas dinner of the - Tt-chnieolor thy ru~tron, presided and distin· Flore.nce Tracy, orgamst; Ju~y land High School, was in Ath· j councilor; Dori!' Koenic, con· Past C~?Uncilors was announced Eln~ Pre~ler. Adams, lguished t'I tte D111• <'ns last Saturday to take tests I ducwr; •- Mary Bahr, !'a~; f~r1Wil'I~Yt"11':e~ ti, Jne<•ly" Lane, Julie Jack Mull!.n· guests presented and Mo rns, Ad a h; Ch.•ro a, at f!Jo' , Merry Anders. Bill W1ll· escorted to seats in the eafj ard, Ruth. Ru?y \aughan, Es~ grven at Ohio Umvers1ty. , Mary Hayes, rnside ~i; 7f.t:f.th'!,"•t~ ltaRey1 reitiurant. iam,_ Fun 1 Girls\ song! lt's were Bernice Hofrman of Rut ther: _Opal Pnddy, Martha: . Recent guests of Mr. and Myrna Carpenter, outside senti- At the close of the r:n,eeti.ng, Sp~:J.k~~ MURDER GAME" land, deputy grand matron ofiSue Zirkle, EJecta, Peggy Tay- Mrs. Herman Bailey were their nel; Mary Showalter, junior a silent auction was held by Ken Srott. Marla Landi, Tra District 25, and Gretta Harris lor, warder; and Albert Wood- granddaughter, Doris Harrison past councilor; Dorothy Myers, the ways and ~eans cqmmi~ dt.>r Fau lkner. It Takes of Sharpsburg, grand represen. la~. sentmel. Guy E. Gumther I and her guest, Linda Deane associate junhu past councilor; t.ee. ' " ~~;~fe to 1'lay, and Two Itative of Missouri. Will serve as a trustee for three of Cincinnati. Mrs. Bailey re- and Esther Ridenour, trustee. The next meetig wUI be DeAdmi~sion : ?5c and 4oc years. . . . . turned to Cincinnati with her An official letter and greet. cember 20. A 6:30 dinner will Prese~t~~ and welcomed Followmg the mstallatJOn, the granddaughter for a week's vis. ings were read from Elizabeth precede the meef:ing:, ~d fol· SU~~ATYU:S~~~AY were VISitlllg worthy matrons ?ew w:orthy ~atron thanked the I it with her family, Mr. and Mrs. Halberg, state councilor. It was lowtn·g· the ' Meeting there will Dec. _ . and worthy patrons, past rna-' mstallmg officers and all who Harold Harrison and family. reported that 16 members dress· be a Christmas program by the 11 12 13 ·'THE T,ROUBLE WITH [trons and pa~t patrons of Pom-1nelped make the evemng enJOY· 1 Mr. and Mrs. William Walters ed in white uniforms attended good of order ·committee and ANGELS" <ero _ y_Chap_ter ; Ma_rie Curd, able. Shestatedlh_ather theme . were in Parkersbur•, w. va. the Chester PTA meetin• on a $1 gift exehl!nge. Secret . pals Tt'chnicolor• • H;•vlt> \' - !\lllls Hosa!iml Ru s· d1stnct vice_ pres1dent; former was the tr~t fuJ fa1th of Martha. ·I Wednesda evening where they November 21 and presented will be revealed a~ new names. 1 ~t·l~, iliunie · Barnes. Gypsy Igrand appomtments and past Ell a Smith on behalf ot the visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bill them with an American flag. drawn. Memhel'S are asked to 1\ •hl Le1•, June Harding ~ ~a.t~ons and past patrons of ';Chapter: presented a past ma-11 Angel, who was formerly em· I Erma Cleland, Council deputy, pay the 75 cents for dinner in C!llo:·cartoons: P"ickled Puss Little Bo Boppt-d IVIS! t mg chap t ers. Itr ons P10 t0 Bar bara Tllac ker , P1oy ed at Evans supermarket thanked the members for at- advance. Arlrni,~~ion: 75c and 40c . d -and James Soulsby on behall of and is now manager of a mar-! 1 .t t" nv1 a_ 10ns w~re rece~ve to Ithe Chapter, a past patrons pin ! ket in Parkersburg 1 attend mstalla\ion of officers of , to Dale E. Smith. Both thanked Mr. and Mrs. J;ck Bechtle I' 00 00 5 SSem a eQ the followmg Chapters, Athens, h . . • • • December 8· Bartlett Decem-~~ Chapt.er for thepms and : have rece~ved word that their •~ , bb' D b' Ev· 1also· for the couperatwn ul the son, S-Sgt. John Be<htle baSI1 C okb k IJI:r · 1 comnu"ttee. 9. :· 11 e ' ecem er ~· ~---·: j off1cers and members dllring returned from a four months . o oo s were assembled ta angehne, Decem be~ 10 ;. Mmear, their term of offiee_ tour of duty in Ge 3 M 1and made ready for sale when Attending in addition to the December tO: Ga lhpoi iS, De-i Remarks were made by Grot- r Bechtle and ch'ld/m ny.D ;'· 1the Ohio Eta Phi Chapter, above were Judy Crook!, Soncern her 14 : Racme, December ;ta Harris and Bernice Hdfrnan and Marianne 1re~~ined e r~ I Beta Sigma Phi Sorority met dra Drak.e, Doris Ewing, Gail 17; . Thea , December 17; Euph· l 'l'.'ho wished the Chapter a good their home i~ Savannah Ga !Wednesday at the Columbus IHovatter, Rosetta Redovian, ~n:ua, De:ember 19; and Che-:year and extended best wishes during his absence. ' a. and Southern. Ohio Electric iRuth Riffle. Billie Spears and ;))me December 20. Ito all , Company soctal room. The LindaWatson, and Martha EsIl was announced that the The meetm closed in re meeting was opened in ritual Ichleman. annual meetmg and school of liar form , af~er WhiCh t ~. . form followed by roll call. 'I ----mstruchon of D1stnct 25 Assn would be held at Masomc Tern: group adjourned to the dimng : Big sisters were chosen for ple in Athens, January 10 It room for refreshments. _'Thelma I t • the new pledges and included I Complete Protection was also announced that there ~ill, chaJrman, was asSISted by Lois Clelland for Marie O'Don0 Is Our Business would be eleclwn and installa- Mary Porter, Lmda Gumther, New church and Sunday nell, Carolyn Grueser for Ann I SEE tror1 of a treasurer at the Jan. ~? {;utz, Pauline Hysell, :school officers of the F1rst Barnitz, Martha Eschleman for 2 uary mcctmg. Mea a Cav~s, R~~h· Moore and Baptist Church m Middleport Manlyn Swan, Barbara Riggs A contribution of $25 was' givMan~ Curd was the install- re~~~ed uast er. Sle Smith were e_lected at t?e annual con. :for Jenmfer Anderson, Judy en to the Rev. Wilbur Perrin mg. officer and other installing ~ervice and :e SII~r coffee gregatJonal meetrng Wednesday ~rooks for Sandra D~ake, Ann- lito purchase food for a needy officers were Ella and Dale E unch bowl esse ~ed, t he even mg. ;If Chapman_ for Bonme Thomp.- ramdy when 'l'rinity Circle ~mlth , marshals, Caddte Wtck- banny ZrrkleB=~Y Ewing and I Officers elected for 1967 in- son, and Lila MJ~ch for Carol met Wednesday evening at the "Your Insurance i ham, chaplam; MarJOfle Crow cfla . ved as the elude Dewy Richardson Fred McCullough. Jenmfer Anderson h rch Cancelled? . conductress; LuClle Th1r comthmJttee. Horrman, and Gerald Iwas named chairman of the c pu d' th . I e wor y matron and wor- b . · led es rece mg e mee 1mg, a SIX We Can Write It" If'r, orgamst, Maud Grueser, ,thy patron B U d oa~d of deacons, Mrs. Bert P g · o'clock chirken dinner wasser1 3 1 i w~rder; and Theo Smith, senu- ~ Cowan, pr'ese~t~ ~ fts ~h~ ~ ~od';er, ~nd F';~~ Edwards, I During the business meeting ved to 14 members and three ne · mstalling officers and also to us es, rs. 10 mg Hawk- 1o donation of $5 was given to guests, Rev. and Mrs. Pernn COATS BUILDING i Insta ll ed were Betty Cowan, !each officer. The Chnstmas' ~~-~~mes Pullen and Richard ' the TB program and Betty and Miss Sybil Ehersbach. Rev. f'h . 992·2903 Middleport v..or~~y m:tron,K G~y ;o~an, theme was earned out in the IW~ te' ~hurc~. ~e~, Beulah Rawlings thanked the group 1Perrin asked grace. While seatF-=========-:•,:or~_~Y-1P~~~!::on~;~a~t~ry~n~"_~'-~a~n:•/ de~rat10ns of both chapter and 1~ist~ni; t~~s~~r a Ml ow;n~:s· for th~Jr support m preesenting ed at the table, Mrs. Roy Sey. dmmg rooms. Houdasheit M • G ss r te the hillbillY play for the Gallla fried, president, on behalf of er assista~t· ~· ~orge Bak- ICounty Cancer crusade. Plans the C1rcle presentd a gift to , IM;s Milton H, drs.. oe Wilson, were made for the Chnstmas Rev. Per·rin, who thanked the Ul u Isurer Mrs 00 ffiiSSiOnS ld A th!rea- pa rt y an d d'wner to be beld Circle for the gift and also and Mrs F;ed c·:b n .ony Monday, Dec. 16 at Oscar's in 1expressed his appreciation for 1 eefS edneSOQy MISs Rh~a H ll ~ ~gamsts; Gallipolis. Reservations are to gifl received from the Happy Smart board a an ." Paul be in by Dec. 14. ' Har..,sters class. I I OriS cation: of chnsllan edu- It was announced lflat Mrs Following the dinner, I be A B. Kmght, advisor to the group adjourned w the social ' The Deeember meeting of tlJe I Miss Rhoda H I Guild of Grace EpiScopal church school t aEII,I church group, Will give a party for the room for • meeting and party. was neld Wed nes day evening ven assistant. reasurer, M'ltJzabeth I "Feud'rn ' 0 v- Group singing of Christmas car· H Sla- ~ cast of the Pay, I at the parish house wilh Mrs and' Asa Jord~n ft~aonn o.o d er Yonder" Dec. 23. Several ols opened the meeting, after J. E. D Hartmger presJdent, man· M A , B ce chair· !proJects ""'ere drscussed durmg which Mrs. Ben Neutzling, dem charge ' rs. · · P u J I e n, · the meetmg . Th · cflureh school supenntendent · 1"YOttonal leader, gave a medlta·l e Apostled Creed and Edison B k . ' I The members worked to com- 1t1on on Glona in Excalsts Oeo Lord's p raycr m un1son np- i' Leora Si aman er, assJStant· Mrs · plete the coo kbook s wh'1c h have the story of the birUl of· Christ' h ' ened the meeting, followed by ' lleeretaryg h' c ~rch schooi'l212 recipes and Will sell for !as mtght have been told by a ON RT. 7 IN MIDDLEPORT ·====.::::;-::-:-~:::iii-:::-:-: : ~~~~~~~~~'!/;;'1 an article on "The Advent Gerald A1: ers, ~hn Kauff, one dollar Copies were lo be ' shepherd of Judea and closed Wreath, by Mrs. Hartinger. Re- er, David "oar~~· Fr~son Bak- 1'placed m Elberfeld's., lola's in Iwith a Christmas prayer, ''Let ports were given by MJSs Vida Jacob Tu ' Gibbs, Pomeroy and Dutton s Drug Us Be Silent" Ih!e secre!My dM rner, Sam Hood, Ste-ISrore and Middleport B00k • an rs. H. 0 . pben Pullen Tony Fowler Rob ' Sto 1 M'ddl Mrs. Neutzling, who was al· E .' · t wing.' reasurer. A report was Richardson 'George Bake • H re n I eport. Refresh· sc program leader took the a !so. given. on the sale of pecans old Hubbard ' s served by the ..~- group on an 1magmary tnp ad r • .ar-. 1 menta __ _ were _ ___ A discuss Jon was held on church • r ·• an Willis -. projects. Anthony. Dana Harm. Tellers were Mr. round the world w see how . At th Servmg on the nominating Toy and Maril F It people of other countries ob1 . c1ose of th~ meetmg committee were Tony Fowler yn u z. serve Christmas. She told of re:::m hour was enJOyed ar.d Ichr., Fred Gibbs, Mrs. Willi; ~ H E C'-Christmas in England, Ireland, ents were served. I Anthony, Mrs. Asa Jordan I ome c .....ses Holland, Belgium, Germany, -~ ·· - ' I See Demonstrations Switzerland, Norway, Sweden, Mrs. Nancy Efaw, Home Denmark, Spain, Italy, Russia, Economist for Columbus and Poland, Syria and France. A Southern Electric Co., pre.ent- poem, "f Remember We ll ed an interesting demonstratioo Christmas When I Was A Lit· to the student• in Mrs. Fran- tie Girl," by Mary Crowell, clo~> ces Roberts' Home Economics ed the program. classes this week at Pomeoy During the business session, High School. IMrs. Gladys Cockier and Mrs. !r She used "Christmas Spar- Phil Williamson thanked m•m' kle," as her topic and she show~ bers for their kindness to them. I ed several attractive articles A communication was read ' portraying Christmas symbols from Mrs. Glenry Ewing exand customs which she offered tended groelings and sent an oflttmember When rofu '"' " lO The simple fact is that on auto loon secured dias Ideas for Christmas decor- fering for the Circle. It was ' have fried chicken for SUnday ating. voted to P.,rchase a for a rectl y ' ' Orl a bonk -especially from our " Full 'I diJmer?Well,nowyoucanhave sick member. Each member is Serv,ce" bo nk- con be obroiHed qu ickly, pleosCol. Sanden' Rfcipe Kentucky CHILDREN TO MEET to take an arUcle for food bo1 Fried Orlcken any day of lhe an!ly, and at the lolf'J9St cost! For these a ~d r/y: r , week.~ IOC;Iay. All you have All children of Trinity United ,to church next ' Sunday. hi9hly-des irable auto loon advantages l ID do ,. p1ck 11 up and take it Church of Christ who expect to I Mrs. Seyfried thanked all for home. TheltrYiccis sudden !ling io the Children'• choir on Itheir cooperation the past year, FINANCE YOUR NEW '67 CAR HERE !~OW! Cbristmas Eve are asked w after which the meeting closed meet at the church, Saturday with the Mizpah benediction at .2:30 p. m. and gifts were exchanged. Christmas Club Payment No. 4 Now Due. 3 Pieces Tender, Tasty Chicken Plus all the trimmin's (A complete banquet for one) , ;> I 1 t.o PRICE 10 CENTf .. ' , ~ Rebellion ' 't Democrats I ;:iila;;;;•:ll C kb k A b/ed M ·de R dY For Sale by Eta Pht Sorority Umt = I 1 u·l Sunday School, Your 1 I Ch urch Names N ew Officers I I I 1 Cash G'ftMade T Buy Food for Needy family 1 ! I I Swackham~ 1 MILLS-SIMPSON Insurance A!!ency t: Epls copaI G 'JJ M W At p ' hH ouse ENJOY THE A~thony Ge; I I I AT 1 • The MARTIN RESTAURANT 1 I /Vt.._ • • ' • t We fix Sunday dinner seven ,, days a week t gift I'HE BOX . .................... . FREE! Beautiful serving tray when you join our 1967 Club. J Open Friday Nights 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. THRIFT BOX .. · .. ·.... · .... · .. .. $2.50 9 Pieces Chicken Only THE BUCKET· .. · ...... · ...... · .. $3.75 15 Pieces Kentucky Fried Chicken 1 Pint Cracklin' Gnwy Hot Rolls (Serves 5 to 7) THE BARREL .. · .............. · .. $5.00 21 Pieces Col. Sanders' Chicken POMEROY NATIONAL BANK Take it from the Colonel .•• uu', finser lickin' good"® COLOHEI.IANDERS' RECIPE Member Federal Reserve System Kcatlllkv Triid Ckiftt~.' CROW'S STEAK HOUSE Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatwn POMEROY, OHIO Serving Meigs County tor over 94 year~ RUTLAND .~· '' eOn 'the 3rd Floor For Furniture and Furnishings - For Living Room, Bed Rooin, Kitchen - For Tables and Limps. eOn the 2nd Floor For Womens antf'Girla Ready To Wear, For Luggage, Haaockf, DIRECTORS NAMED - Carl Hysell, Jack Cris"al!d,.;blyde Scraggs, left Jght, were appointed Saturday as directors. oJ the ne~Jj'' fQI'IDed Leading Conservancy Dlstrict in Meigs County by ~udge John C. Bac<ill. Bedspreadr., Blankets, Draperfts, 'Yafd Goods, For Pictures and Mirrol'l. Victor Selections of Radios, TV's, ~~ Players, Stereo Tape Recorders, For Gult1.. ' and Musical Accessories, For Vlctrole ~ Records and Sheet Music. ' ·-., NOTICE ·Starting Monday, Dec. 12 "1. OP(NTJlL ( g·')NfGHJLY n• 0 ., We Advise You To Do Your Shopping Early To Get The Best' Sl!lecfions. There Ia Still Time For lay-Aways, Only $1.00 Down - Pay Balance later. Don't Forget To Pick Up Your Blanket lay-Away - We Need Th~ Sp~cel llllsiDPtlft-.co'viNIINCif RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN N. 2ND AVE. MtDDLEPORT,..O. of three dlreclon established Lead· District County was made Sat· Common Pleas Judie . Bacon. . 'HI'e Carl s. Hysall, and Jaok W. Crisp, Hyaell wu appotrn. a term of tMee yean, for five years and Biven. cohservancy district, 1 moat property seellon of die from the For W•mens anti Girls Lovely Lingerie, Costume JewelrJ, Handbags, Buxton Billfolds, Umbrei!Q, Neckwear, Angel Treads, Sllpptl'l For Men and Women Cameras and Film. Gift Boxed Toiletries For Men and Women; w~;~=~in Westdox Alarm Clocks, Wrist Watches for S Men and Women, Flashlights, Pocket Knives, Sewing Baskets, Hallmark Canl. Kits, Binoculars, Big Selections of Max Fao-;' tor, Evening In Paris, Old Spice, Currier ancl' , ·t· ' 1 Shirts in • Wide Variety of Styles ancl; came~~~ Colon, Ties by Wemblay, Parls Belts for Men and Boys, Trousers for Men and Boys, Jackets, Sweaters and Pajamas, Womens Covers in the Popular Flannel Back Plastic, Bath Towell, . wl,a Hand Towels, Wash Cloths, Towel Seh, Matched Sheet and Pillow Case Sets. s • MARK WRIGHT: SUPERINTENDENT Mark Wright, 34, bas been nam~d plant superintelto dent of the Galhp~hs plant of Robbms & ~yers, Inc. ~ nah~e of Troy, OhiO, he gradu~ted from_Ohio State UruversltY. m 1955 w1th a degree tn mdustrial manageme~L Followmg graduatiOn, Mr. Wrtght received a commtssion 1n the U. S. Navy where he spent two years of active duty, and is presently an offici!! in th_e Nav~ Reserve. Mr. Wright was employed m mduatrial engmeer· ing by Hobart Manufacturing Company, Troy, eight years, aod has spent two years with R&M in industrial management. He and his wife, B:~rbara, plan to move as soon as convenient. They have no children. According to Mr. Wright, the plant is nearing completion, however ber;iuning of actual operations may be dela,ed temporarily due to delivery of equipment. Mr. Wright suggested that persons int~rested in applring for JlOSi· lions with R&M wait for hiS notice as to bme and place (1uo~r~m~a~ki~n~g~a!:!PP;::I~ic::,:ali:::'o::n::s:..·- - - - - - - - - - · LONDON CUP!) - Queen Elizabeth (the Queen Mother) Saturday underwent sucr.essful abdominal sur·, eery. A late bulletin said she had passed a quiet day and ber condition was satisfactory. The 68-year-old beloved grand dame of British roy· alty, fondly referred to by her nation as "the Queen Mum," surgery by a team of six doctors for\ underwen~ ":: ,.:: ::;..":".. ::: c0ld Fl Threat 0f ' J OOU H•t N nt• I d;.l!&! ;100 'S·a"'·fefy .,.YWS .. , ' .; · _tlat, · U~·l;l -~ 0 M0ther TWO Children are DeadIn • FIre • s~Jte e_.~,\1~ .. tbe 0:."':"~ ~- Cincinnati. Ha~ ·Lou~ Evansville~ creat·. :~~f ~"',::!t:"gdotm;!ilin~h ~ p li Taki ce ng T" p b . Lucky mFall Of F F orty eel .~ced I rta Electrical w_ een:"t Appliances, Cooking Utensils in Aluminum, . Stainless Steel and Teflon Coated, Gla... ware, Dinnerware, Corning Cookware, IP:" mfgh' r·"""'''''''""'""' a reading INSID'E TODAY ~corative Wall Clocks, Clothes ttampe~ Blthroor;, 'scales, Westmoreland Milk Glass, -'---- carnival Class, Kemple Glatsware, El-'rlc JOlDAN LEADER PLAYING IT COOL , ' l(ing Hussein Reje~ts Arab League Plans • tl'C4CCIICCI!i!IIIICIC4CW¥Cft4 a as as sa ceca t Dean f LaW Kirbury Brand in all Styles and Colan, Table • r 'l'he Queen Mum u ...0uery Tiurns 0 u t success:fiU l "'!;!!~ ,~ r:r,:~ '~ke Hosiery by Berkshire, Hanas and Our ~· ' r:l- I lves and Mennen's Cosmetic Gift Sets ' Mens . I Ruby Has· CanCer Suraery "fnetJ Electric Razors, Cigarette Lighten, Shavln!lj ; C . r For New To Brach's Fine Candies, Men and Women. .H~ir J?ryers, Artificial Floral Arrangement., Novelty l,.m, and Many, Many Oth.,._' .rd.' W: create a ma:eh ~Rot ~ on w epu P_arty will stand be~~t tho tile RuUand and Lanssville ar-~deepenlng ltlem. ~'."er~can people In li68, ~" eas. -Reclaimlng or fillinl wet JOint . statement said. We Nearly a year ago, an organ-· and overilowed lands. . Irec~ .. ~ embrace this ation known as the LeadinJ -Prov1dlng for Irrigation I responsibility. Creek Watershed Assn.. w•• where it may be needed. . 'll!e¥ aald "there IS good organll!lf with Isp acce~.ting -Regulalln& . the n~w of i reason w believe that within the tiUe of chairman. Activ1tie• $!reams and eonaervmg I h e two years . we will be the of the .group continued during watera tbereol, 1 governing party In the national this put spring and siiiiUDef. -Divertiq or fll wbole or In JDd then . In early October a pa- pan; ellmfnalin& water-courseo. tilton 1sklng for the Coillervan- -ProVIdln& a water 111pply cy District hearing was med: for domeaUc, industrial and pub. PIII'(IOS'!II for whieh the district Uc use~ . -Providing for the colleetlna is "'!iallllshed are; · -PrtVenllng Bonds. , , and diSpillfl of sewage and otb1 -!legulalln& stream , e111n- ill' llijuld wastes proclllced will!- ~t:~-~-~-~-1_- !1~"In ;~by:~;~ ~~~iU h~ B= A ~ "t'"'i''" LefJlStators . ' .' ,;.. e . SllCU :.• Waldorf Fruit Cakes, A Big Selection of-~ etn the Housewares Dept. - aeec~ COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo.admini•tratlon" as well as 1n Pennaylvanla Gov. William W. (UP!) -Republi!>fn aqverJiors, trtates representing about 60 per Scranwn, who was the Chiel' filllhed with 1.988 succe11 and cent of he populatioo. drafter of the govemors lo:etastlng a pre8lclelitlil viC\0Rollllli!Y Ia FNII declaration, made II clear he ry bl 111611, said · Saturday The governors ended their thinks Romney obould be more "smouldering rebelliOn'~ agalnat conference at this Rocky , active in seeking presidenUal WashlngWn rule bas pushed Mountain reaort with Mlchi3an l backing now. But there was to "tbo end of the Gov. George Romney still lhe Utile evidence that the Mlehlgan · front-runner among . their pre.- lender was taking that adviceTwenty-three aovernors and ldentlal prospects, but still at l¥51 for Colorado Springs. govemor•<Oiect who wlll control lacking firm commitments from Tbe GOP governors' strongof tile nation's statehouses In most of hia asaociates. tbened party belief was reOectJ~~~;e:nded their two-day Romney edged a Uttle closer ed in action asaurlng them P' Republican gover- to becoming an active candi- more members on the 29-man nors conference 'l'litb a fresh date, however, but virtually Republican Coordinating Comchart of their plans lor 1!168. Inviting auistance in deciding mtttee, whicb moela Mondoy in " w intend that ur wbelher to run In 1968. <Continued on page 2) i wiD reco _our v ewe :firmed ~~:~'hy, ~ eorrtclloil of a cottdltlon follow· condUon .. coollnta w be By Unllod PreSI lntt.~t..I sla er of presldenUal assassta lng an apPendectomy two years satisfacwry, he doctors aa!d Snow was falling from Kansls to Ohio Saturday Le; Harvey Os•vald, is suffer- ago. Saturday night and the coldest weather of the season southward . · · ing from cancer. The he~lme ~~k1ng •:. from the Dakotas to Texas and h_MJsDSlSlinsl~pl. dFloCoal~s "'•' • 111 be nouncemen provo a sur• spread misery through Ind1ana 10, OIS an II 11!!! COLUMBUS (UPI) - Tbe Docrol'l Jay Sanford and of sympathy among Britons fornia. ' asked to enact a set of tougb .new .blgllway .Ia~ watts Webb of the Southwe•tern ' for whom the Queen Mother Heavy rain from a Pacific gale turned to snow as It 1 that include annual motor vemcle inspection, creases Medi<al School In Dallas, said stands as a symbol of gracl· reached the mountains of the northwest. Record warmth fees for license tags and teBII!'g of drunken driving su " Ruby bad been operated on ousness and devotion to du!)'. along the Atlantic seaboard caus.ed, traffic snarling !~g pects.. be of lsi U highway early Saturday and that canA leadins medical authority in New England and New York City s second smog cl'ISIJI Sill of the 12 mem rs a 1eg a ve · • cer had been found in Ruby's said that if it was a CI!Se ot a ~~ less than a month. Heavy . . 1\arly safety s_tudy committee Friday appfOV~d a ~~.:! rec~r lymph node. They said it had •Ingle uncomplicated obstruc- rain hit Dixie. Iseason. A wmd-whlpped storm SMOG mendatio~s to be made .to the 107.!!!._enera sem Y: spread from some other pari . uon, the Queen Mother prob. . Friday night caused two-bour blanketed The meeting followed e1ght ted of his body CIIESAPEAKE, Ohio (UPI)- . ably would be out of the King Detroit had four mches of power failure and was blamed Satutday 1n York City's public hearings. ' conuruss•on 1• o1pec . to :p-I · A mother and her two children 1Edward VII Hospital in tO to snow and Fort Wayne, Ind. for the crash of two IICbt Siset~t>:llll~d ~alr:.~~,,~ crisis since Onl ffl U e prov~ ~ recommendations or , They said lhev did not knnw Iwere killed Saturday when a 1~ days three inches, both in si> hours planes. T this lime reonetil mo.;: a rma v draftiog mro new lawa, 1how ..tenslve the cancer waa, kerosene stove in the kitchen i ., If ob•truction Is caused Toledo, Ohio, had four inches. . nd 1 lllfti:' Sen. Michael J Maloney R- no! could they say whether lhelofltlelr house here apparently , by adhesion after the •ppendix l Up to an inch nl snow fell in . fief :1• 11om toer Sl Ind., h !J'I The U. S. Bureau re:mm:':UQD$ the,.;. Senate 'rna- cancer "'uld be arrested. Thhey explnded. I operation, once this is devided Kansas. Freezing drizzle_ luued .a higl\ •id . . Commission. ' . ·1JO ritY whlp and a s'""" hazards r pollution po- Legislative Semce -.r com· said ood theY did , chnot know al Dead on arrival at a Hunting- or remov ed th'" wou ld unmed!-· ped h1ghw•y d t m1 M1ssuun. ·ow 1· 0 h more Cincinnati had 125 inches 0f N tentlal ldvlsoey, warning that mittee member, said he and g Ruby 8 ances 01 sUI'VIV ton w va funeral home were ! ately clear the obstrucl!on." arts eva a go wo " es and ' c.Iumbus 1 34. inches the pall of and fog Committee Chairman He a. Rep. Gordon M. Scherer, R· were. P.;kland Bowen Hamlin, , of snow. Louisville, ky., had.l.34 Inches; shpuld Unger orn. lha densely Ed Garrigan, R-Akron, said lha , would .present their Ruby ·~:v:O· with za, and her daughter, C~thy, 8, 1 Flooding was reported along jpaducah, jky., had 1,59 Inches. populated ,areai!Jili~ _l bill If the ~~: ~tal ~bed ~neumo- and ber son. Tommy ' · I 0 the Wabash and 'Whlte rivers in Parts of West Virsinla got more mominl• Mayf: V. 0 •houltl happen to ,..,..., w a was Indiana Tbe Eel river over- than an ineh say pleaded tjl' le support · lltudy ,committee recommend• nia. He was given oxygen and Her busband, Leslie, wa• at' flowed . at Logansporl. Ind., · to fight .1111. j)piitJII'lJI problem. • tloos. fluid In his lungs w~s rem~ed. work m Huntington when the IDle tO f0 e forcing several families to nee Atlanta had 1.64 inches at Wjthln - . . ~r. th. 'II1o revenue from the fll. i He wu deacrtbed U1 senoua blast occurred. The couple bad homes. rain. !irmtngham, Ala .• bad twjn effects of stdil'18 sun and cresaed driver II c e ~ s e fees condition. no other children. CINCINNATI (UPil - A lac- Montana reported more sub- 1.25 Inches. New Orleans briQ ~It cllared away would be used for driver Depcty Coroner G. G. Hunter Itory worker questioned in the zero temperatures early S"lur- neasured 1.17 inches. mvcb of lhe polluUoA.Iaden fog catiq~Wholesale Prices of Chesapeake ruled their •laying• of seven women wa• day than at any time this MUS!UES DEFEATED _... circulated fresblail'. · The other Are Down Again deatha were due w suffoca.l evnvtcted Saturday on an a,_ season. Havre and Miles City CHARLESTON, w. va. qne dial driver ~uca- WA8111NGTON <UP!) -Whole tioo. s_ault eharge and sentenced to had lows ol 15 below <ero. 1 MoJUiay for Ike - Dean Paul L. · ~. be required 0 ~ aale prices dropped for tile ! The· bodies were found tying'" months In Jali. It was 25 below zero at MURFREESBORO, Tenn. AS~GTI!JI\ - , il'oRMER the_West virginia school students ~nd pecond stra]81ll month In' in the Uvtng room of tbe five- Pollee said the sentence would Bismarck, N.D. and 21 below at !tUPI) - Tennessee State. UniJ>r,osiclenl ~~ .D. ~enbow· La.w Scbool fell 40 feet from . of ID ~l't'd living some econ- room frame bouse by neighbors give theln time to make a Devils Lake, N.D. Fargo, N.D. I versity, behind the br~IDI er: wUI IUldetao ap h01II' and a hotel window here Saturda}' · coune o r b omist8 bbj1e the economle pinch who heard the nplosion. _All thorough, unburned lnveatiga- bad a low of 18 below. Readmg pasalng of quarterback Eldridge h8u OP,e"atltll Monilaj.•lor re- apparently escaped lli!rtous. ~ lint tbDe In or lnflltlon be drawing to lhrte were wea~ng coats, lndl· Uoo of the activities of the de- near the ero mark were D1ckey, beat Muskingum SH to n$<al ol his gall b'-llded. jury. · · or of an e"4 eating they were preparina to fondant, Posteal Laskey Jr., reported as fa~ south a•. Kansas! win the third annual Grantlnnd IJoelol'l at -Walter 1IHd Army Selbv 42 ot Mlrgantol'!ll qe. 'II1o Labor Department · re- .Jeaye the bouse. 129, an employe ID a mattress and eastward mto WJSCOnsm, Rice Bowl football game SaiHoepllll tl>e Op<!l'ltlOII !or Y•· w~ ~~ to .' ported Friday thlt tbanks to Ofliclals said kerosene appar- facwry, over the pa!il year. Grand Forks, N. D., had a urday .. 1 after. -!lllenalve Geriera1 HltiPIW · ;: L reduced t!\\118 lm• farm orodu• '"\enlly h~d been leaking out ol "We still think he's a good of seven below ero at The Tigers extended their tneillcll ~i/s lbal shoWed the · reJ10!111d .1m. ~'lfl(jllit!ll · IIIII prOcessed fooda, the who!&- tlie stove and had colloe!ad un- suspect" ln the all'~! or slay- mid-afternoon. wmnms streak to Z3 gam eo and fly& star .. " · . -~ . .. , · ' · · llle lndel dropped from Icier the linoleum and for some tngs, Lt. Col. Jacobs Schott, San Francisco reported twice ended a 17-game olring for U.. lionel. 108.2 w 1011.9~ reason resulted in the explosion. ehlef of Cincinnati pollee, said. the nonnal rainfall for the IMuskies in winning. and Gift Wrappings, Fanny Farmer Candies" Cotton, Linen and Lace - to Conservancy D.istrict Directors are Named In the Music Dept. For The Complete' RCA eOn the Main Floor - ' ( 1 Finest in Dining Why a Bank Auto Loan? of Road ay overnors Shop At Your Convenience On All 3 Fl~ors I POMEROY ,. ' VOL 1 NO. 45 '··, I DON MILLS BUD SIMPSON DICK KARR, JR. .. 11, 1966 SATURDAY NIGHT UNTIL · · · · • I ID'W.. THREE SECTIONS And Also ... 1 ttltirit ' lll&id Ia ... ,MAilldJy, fair, COIIJ. •· DIP., ...., ,. •, a t, _.. !lldaJ. t.nt ... ARE 0PEN TONIGHT 1 ·t Wti'im!B ELBERFELDS ========-----. MiiGS THEATRE .na ' I.1' ,. Visit Elberfelds Toyland On Front Street In Pomeroy ................ vtt •• ., .1. ' \ "h . , .. ELB.~RFELDS IN POMEROY. " ~· i I ,Member of the Middleport Merchants Gift.A·R•m• f", , I �.. ' I \ .ll-'l'llt SUDdll1 Tlm.s.ntlnel, Sunday, Deellllbtr U, 1988 MarinePlane's]J(tmh Kills 16 Americans ar Action Error, ., - ' " - -- ..l ' ( .• ... . 1) '' ·• '" . . -~ • Electric Irons $8·88 ,.$17·88 Elec Percolators 8·88 .. 29·95 'I ll' See Our Christmas Toys Womeldorff & Thomas Co. Ph. 446-0965 ,,. • There's a BULOVA for everyone on your gift list ; • more quality for your money more styles to choose from Sports ' THE FRENCH CITY PRESS ; .. . ·. I Just in time for the ! HOUDAY SEASON I Te0on-eeate4 • 11· SKILLET AUTOMATIC COOKING plus NO-STICK, NO-SCOUR TEFLON! THIRD STRAIGHT YEAR NEW YORK iUPI) - Billy Casper, the U. S. open charnoion and the year'!l leading mon· tty winner, was named Satur· day for the third successive year to golf's 1!1611 All-America team Jack Nicklaus and Arnol~ Palmer also were named ior the third time U> the team anbounced ln the Januacy· 1ssue Two Mariner Mars 1pocecraft are sched· ultd for 19691aunch· ings from Cape Ken· ntdy in the period from early February to mid-April, a new look for your : • borne with DEVOE.:=. WONDER·TONES ('~·[, ';, "' of the magazine. TO DEFEND TITLE NEW YORK tUP!i - Jose Torres, who became a cham-. RALSTON NOMINATf:ll NEW YORK iUPIJ -Dennis Ralslon ol Bakersfield, Calif., who fought his w•y 10 tbe Wimbledon final was oomlllllled bead tbe United ranklnp lor the year. last summer Saturday ro States Tennil third otrilibl • In one experiment • spacecroft will pms' boo hind Mars to Stek new information on tht den• sity, extent and compolition of the atmosphere. pion >fler deserting the middleweight ranks for the light heavyweaight dlVISion, risks his title felr the fourth time this year Friday mght agamst an· other former Jmddlewf'tghl, Dick Tiger of Ntgl'na. 0 t • t r nperlmenls ' ' w • . '~ , -·· '•"' - will 90lhar iftformG• ·i· ,: sr~s o().., ~ ~~·,t;: 1 '' ~~ 'lJ!Vf.[ ' ' ·.................. ON ALI,l §.E. • c...................... . ~,j -~ ~ars.•n ~etailed ~ICifASI' COAM • ~f :!'~:!:::i~':c':d~f .Aeronautics and Space Admlhllltratlon iJ hopin leM · 1969 10 times as as thOM slnt back by Mari:/4,:1Ms. th: PP~~:~:.mofay retveal ev•denc~ of ~hangint shapes in tha planers crate..-inclicatiilf er'o.lo• ·and wa tr at aomt t11111 •• au pott; . . : ·, , •·•" • .. .,... ....,..., ,,.,,.._ ' • $6.99 -==~ ,,$ ';rt .... 1 ~ 'ntta .....Mel.. cup~. rtl<l llfUIIIII . toeAY •*' Lrc u .IDt• Paaliktd ..,, 'rtt~ ,ell'tt row1' tol.et ~; CAROLINA· LUMBER. ' .... ·.~ ' '''} and SUfPL¥ "" .. .. .. . ,, . .,_....."""" """'""~~,··M"""""_..................,_ · ·-~.- ..,~·r·-, Opp. 1&0 Dtpot Pt. •ivc!ttt Pllft e~h Wide .. ... JMI M(NQll iNIIt; aalfft lor oo• iM .... Mt: ril ... t•iNIWifM llWi•l cw;..baUe ......... ltaf'liftfUI ts ........ ' ~atianal e IIJIM 1111111• ' ~;AUifflfO ,. HANDY 5-CUP AUTOMATIC •t!J-frft ~ Nil . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1973. The -' ...' '_-; ¥' ............... ........... 23":COLOR·. lion oa Martian templrafures, th1 lond,..pe and dolo needtd in plonnint for tho londlng of life·detoctioo cap. suit oo tho plonol iii . . co. , ,. Pho"! 615·1160 · ·. ec.h a DellYifY 01 two people, witkout Drip-frH ~pout lor gneelulsen· IJ,wftlft• ~•lth broWII lH.hlltt bandit ud bue. Appl- .oollodu<lid. CREDIT J ~t.ctlon ' . •MUSICAL '. ' . INSTRUMENTS .. �.. ' I \ .ll-'l'llt SUDdll1 Tlm.s.ntlnel, Sunday, Deellllbtr U, 1988 MarinePlane's]J(tmh Kills 16 Americans ar Action Error, ., - ' " - -- ..l ' ( .• ... . 1) '' ·• '" . . -~ • Electric Irons $8·88 ,.$17·88 Elec Percolators 8·88 .. 29·95 'I ll' See Our Christmas Toys Womeldorff & Thomas Co. Ph. 446-0965 ,,. • There's a BULOVA for everyone on your gift list ; • more quality for your money more styles to choose from Sports ' THE FRENCH CITY PRESS ; .. . ·. I Just in time for the ! HOUDAY SEASON I Te0on-eeate4 • 11· SKILLET AUTOMATIC COOKING plus NO-STICK, NO-SCOUR TEFLON! THIRD STRAIGHT YEAR NEW YORK iUPI) - Billy Casper, the U. S. open charnoion and the year'!l leading mon· tty winner, was named Satur· day for the third successive year to golf's 1!1611 All-America team Jack Nicklaus and Arnol~ Palmer also were named ior the third time U> the team anbounced ln the Januacy· 1ssue Two Mariner Mars 1pocecraft are sched· ultd for 19691aunch· ings from Cape Ken· ntdy in the period from early February to mid-April, a new look for your : • borne with DEVOE.:=. WONDER·TONES ('~·[, ';, "' of the magazine. TO DEFEND TITLE NEW YORK tUP!i - Jose Torres, who became a cham-. RALSTON NOMINATf:ll NEW YORK iUPIJ -Dennis Ralslon ol Bakersfield, Calif., who fought his w•y 10 tbe Wimbledon final was oomlllllled bead tbe United ranklnp lor the year. last summer Saturday ro States Tennil third otrilibl • In one experiment • spacecroft will pms' boo hind Mars to Stek new information on tht den• sity, extent and compolition of the atmosphere. pion >fler deserting the middleweight ranks for the light heavyweaight dlVISion, risks his title felr the fourth time this year Friday mght agamst an· other former Jmddlewf'tghl, Dick Tiger of Ntgl'na. 0 t • t r nperlmenls ' ' w • . '~ , -·· '•"' - will 90lhar iftformG• ·i· ,: sr~s o().., ~ ~~·,t;: 1 '' ~~ 'lJ!Vf.[ ' ' ·.................. ON ALI,l §.E. • c...................... . ~,j -~ ~ars.•n ~etailed ~ICifASI' COAM • ~f :!'~:!:::i~':c':d~f .Aeronautics and Space Admlhllltratlon iJ hopin leM · 1969 10 times as as thOM slnt back by Mari:/4,:1Ms. th: PP~~:~:.mofay retveal ev•denc~ of ~hangint shapes in tha planers crate..-inclicatiilf er'o.lo• ·and wa tr at aomt t11111 •• au pott; . . : ·, , •·•" • .. .,... ....,..., ,,.,,.._ ' • $6.99 -==~ ,,$ ';rt .... 1 ~ 'ntta .....Mel.. cup~. rtl<l llfUIIIII . toeAY •*' Lrc u .IDt• Paaliktd ..,, 'rtt~ ,ell'tt row1' tol.et ~; CAROLINA· LUMBER. ' .... ·.~ ' '''} and SUfPL¥ "" .. .. .. . ,, . .,_....."""" """'""~~,··M"""""_..................,_ · ·-~.- ..,~·r·-, Opp. 1&0 Dtpot Pt. •ivc!ttt Pllft e~h Wide .. ... JMI M(NQll iNIIt; aalfft lor oo• iM .... Mt: ril ... t•iNIWifM llWi•l cw;..baUe ......... ltaf'liftfUI ts ........ ' ~atianal e IIJIM 1111111• ' ~;AUifflfO ,. HANDY 5-CUP AUTOMATIC •t!J-frft ~ Nil . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1973. The -' ...' '_-; ¥' ............... ........... 23":COLOR·. lion oa Martian templrafures, th1 lond,..pe and dolo needtd in plonnint for tho londlng of life·detoctioo cap. suit oo tho plonol iii . . co. , ,. Pho"! 615·1160 · ·. ec.h a DellYifY 01 two people, witkout Drip-frH ~pout lor gneelulsen· IJ,wftlft• ~•lth broWII lH.hlltt bandit ud bue. Appl- .oollodu<lid. CREDIT J ~t.ctlon ' . •MUSICAL '. ' . INSTRUMENTS .. �ts • i d' ;a ~· i' ' ·' SUNDAY 11IITE PAPER " . ' ., · ·c~aiid.tO:Wti on Pl11WJWl It fill OIUO VALLI1' PUBLlSlJING COIIPANJ - ' Will Be the Last = .. " ' ~ diP vebemeDI attacll lrOIII _ . , . poapi Ia .... :11 Tile llltlmate pl. IIIIW'9'r In 1!L,Jie!.._faiUI!tt.., Ill rule • or • ruin apllftter &fOUPI DVII!I• of l)lmOCI'Itlt to.,. tile _ ..,,., In the very countrlu whldl Tbt ulilm11t ' w\lb what II l1llf( lid - •Ill'! ... llfGIIIInl 5. OIHII, Mllilln Cllflfft' :I'GIIMIIIII, .,... ldllor created 11. -ta 10 broM ud Sovle! • llOD, I Pllfl.l1 IIOiilallll .,. JflfMI E Doll,, Adv. Dlr. Dwtghl W•tlltrholl, l:cii!Or Germon tnlll'IIUIDII ol bleb .i!l' ol II lo · Ottml"l'· 'l'l!flllt llml Wider Brailill. vemon DNfiD, Adlr. Jlgr, S:okrl Wlllon. Jr. llatl. lillllf r·..ponllblUty have · IIIJde II cut 4own to 11'111 11M no IQienlloD DQ11. It 1on1, would tiDd llltlf KieobrgiP at Chrmoellor and by cleor here In WaalrlriCIOG !bat ullrl IJ'OIIPklll P lhl tht Soviet UnlvP Htell - ud bY a fir • 11ft frlltJ! 1111$11 I the respiJnBible toclallll, Willie Kleoinger ud Brurdl ori11 baVI ,!fact. !Ill lilt tar r1P1 •...-',.:;.1 oo lnlenllorr evir lo approach pc>llllft tmr4. 1111 O.IUI.. Brandl, 11 Vte..chanc.uor - as their very first obje«lvt a tha .llir !Ill. It IIJI·In ·bud. polo!: ll lll'lllll• "'I 11 to make it absolutely certain reform of tha Wl!lt T!IO . llllbmlllloiL 11 lbal Ibis shall be the last Geriawo which will nol CIIDI objedllvll an thUI '1'bere ...., lntanlloD, bDwo 'ftro 101111 alld lbDrt of It II man coalition. moan the auppre11krll oiiiii'GUI ed. ever, ol approaehlllll tboP tbll thll cctlllloll. .,.tl fHii •• ·• " a m'--'ty movemenla· but will .., llrtl II tlm•1• I• Erurtem EuioptiD Oollrmun!Jt ...... lor ... --"-1 "-!·•.,;, '" . "" • · 1U aucb 11 Ia -.. "'" _ . ·- . What ..,e m..,er Pl'ru.. re wun pet!Uve er:onOIDJ In an abstnr:t of adverdoing Is momentarily burying see lo it that they shall nenr llvh a leJ11poi'!I"Y oate tes Rlllllfft lJ Mclllll7· atroaalroPI It oln't llk~iy, is It, that in the U.S. tising. , their docb'lnal dlllerenr:.,. be- be In a· pooltion, aa 10 IQI1I UlliOD free ollbl and Poland wllleh f" Ill- of a lOIII ; oiinllllutll GVftlll an agency ol the Government would sug· For a111 gcv01'1111l81ltal q:rmcy wltlr the the one oupreme neceoslty they onca were In France, elth- preSIIIn!l ol tilly mliiOi'llll oreallnlb' IWI1 frtm ltlllelult Gl tffw, ~I to a company !bat liB spelldini . 011 power to intltr.'O 1 rtduetlon In a4vettlallli !ere to eree1 a safeguarded twe>par· er to dictate to er to deatroy 1 to make r:ertaln lhel 01117 Mtteow'a to control A !lhcl· Uve • • • Wll\111 and ef .-. ~dvertlsing and promotion is exc... rve, ' ll)ltl1d!ns, and banoe volume, aurely bas ty system tn Germany which government. sort ol covenunettt Will Jy conservaUve GovetQII1IDI, IJIIIIISibiUIJ Ill wwld alf,ll'l. and would recommend lbat such apendl· the powtr to bring aboll~ U it cbooles, can never again be open to the Their preolla lalellllon Ia after pnvaU. say, of Kielln8er'l Clrrllllan FOr It dllultl allb lbl old tur.. bo aut almost In hall? the ellmlnatioa of ad•ertiolni· Wbidr some •-ail b vide olmpl drat b- The eecood II to maintain Demor:raUc Ulllon, could uol capacl!a ol tilt far rllhl Ia To be aure, In Britain 10melbini of the Y . . alone acoompiiJh thl!ll slept. haltu'y -·• 1)1 . . . . _ . , : people, IIlio rret llboul wblt they - aud possibility of political blac., · ,. pro 101'1 hu happened. But lben, it hal a LabJ fringe groups from either alter wha!IVer porty "" widely. btstd pellUCII Nel1h could 1 boD ooeill .... ..... ,. J11t11131 aoclalllla - ct11 the ooeill coot of bor government. Tha BrlUoh Monopoliel colvol !be larptl number of Oeniwly which wlll bt er w Y • ...,.. a Eoroptall 1111 adYOrliaiQg, would lite to tte, together the far rtsht or the far telL 111 goverrunt11l CommisiiDD cnargeo two prntlucoro ol ~ 1n a word, w..t Germany Is parUamentary seat• wUI au- no narrowly baaed ol Braudt'a So- whldl II al lie bHtl OIIIJ· 1 wllh packaging uniform In ille, shape and tergento - Uniiever Ltd. and Proctor • at last embracing lbo tradiUon- tomadcally form lbe ac•e,.. could have dOIIe, to clal DemD<rall. (ICGllltm, ...,! 1111 ol4 color. Gamble Ltd. - with spending too mudr al two • party r:oncept o1 Britmoot. Tblo wtU meu lUI ao German attempts at For a P111' 1 1Y co"""*Uve capar:lty of left to Hare In the U. S., curtailment of adverOD their advertising. It r~PDmmends they government, no llllDo not lor lrM o-n reunlOII , tiolng lln't bellli $01'10UJ!y espoused. Or lo ain and lbe United Stale$ pre- major party leader wlll have acconunDCiaUona In cut spendlog try at least .0 per cent, 011 it? Well, a few weeks q:o Donald Turner, ersoi lib- but fer over Ill GllllnUW· OalnliJIIII!A ::.l· erala, lnm wouldthe ODiy lind llaell par. ooalrirl the grounds that, If they do, there can be chlel of tile .rusuca Department's anUIMI a SO per rent reductloo In wboleoale dlviiiOII. uid that II would be "quite 811" '-The Sunday Tlme..SOnUnel, ltllldu, D~CP~btr 11, 1tll prices. propriate" in illltances where companleo Now ll>e colllllliision's recommendation aaqulre "undue 1118fket power" lbrougb Is not l08ally binding. But what it meana 'liolallon of andtrust laws, for lire Go•'tV,a~hiltgton ls ll>at the companies 111111t enter Into a enunent to "lrnpoae .. . an absolute or sort of bargaining dialog with the Briliob percentege UmltaUon on promotional ... government, whether they want to or not. ponditlll"s" even thougb such espenditurel illnderotandably. the companies dlil.... ·~ and ON lawful. 11 ~ith the eommlsslon's eonclll!llon!l. They He also ptapoaed that there be oomo point out the obvious, which is lbllt wbtD form of Government operated or subolproperly expended, advertiolng ltmlil .,.. dlzed "evaiuaUon" of conoumer producll oult In lower distribution and unit cosll 11J BRUCE 111088AT 101111 ICbcol JiiOPII, 'IIIIo ,.., "at tower IOClal cost11 so as to make eonthan are possible, say, by spreading news WASHINGTQN (NEA) thai automation hllll» mabli tiUIIItl'l lela dependent on adverllslng lor about a product by mea111 of a amaU ll" two or mort aovamon Ill teachen QIQCI or 1411 o~Jta~Mt. their product naw1, and 1o belp I b e rno my of doorbell ringero. room lolethar and lhly Yet 1111 ue ol ellell'ollk 9,1 "spend their dollars more lrultlully." That Moreover, i~ oug:ht to be plain by now IDDII likely IIIII alxlul their other lelddnlllidlll llloaiHIJI Ia, to apend tltem the way the Government - as evidtnt\v it is not to the Brltllh Mon. .... prablem whlrt .. tteadU' pjmoa, thlnU bell. opolies Cmmm~~ion - that unle11 product the mtney to finance the What Ia happening to ldvertlslnK and news is widelv disseminated, B.l by adver. llantly risinC dlmloda o1 IIIII ~ marketlog in Britain can't really happen tislng, the r:o1l!1umer is nat a1erted to the r:aUoa. 1lJ1I IQio lbll 1114 011 I . here .. , can It! - Wall Street Journal, lDg ICI]e. ICipsrbDelllll ,.... fact tha t th•rr ar• choices availablt to Aua. Ill, 1916MOI't than .,.third ol the IY.. _... In aaeb lllii.P • oaif him. And that there bardly can be a COlli"Ill oiate budplpi for ed1l- pulll'fllllttll I......... calion aud the JII"PC''''IOD k w11. AI lilt 1111ta111. ._ seems to be rislDc ill many courN,tball11'8..,.... plaets. QUite • few oiat.l allot 11· . : ~ up to e& per ciDI ol their rtvtAcluiiiJ liP 11 0111J Jlr\ 11 DU.. to lbll purpoot. the at.,..'~ tlfml . Defl!llst lllcrellfY McNamlfl'l 111President JobnaOII'& announCIIIIIDI that nOUPCOmenl 11 lba ume pr111 conference Ntw Ytrk uri c.u!Onda btiDi JDIIII to mocllnllle 1111 be will Ilk :tit new ConiJI"'I for an addithat lbla country will pour otbar mliUono aloat ...... - · .:. ... ei!llre tiCiltooUIII pnctll • 0!1 tional It to flO bOUoo to finance the IIIII or bllllcno lDto prodactPI lbl advuced siJ: monthl oi the Vtetna111 war Is eopeetal• llu aelroolt - l!umaa 'ftll ~~~~· Mlnuttman m mlalllt to COW!Ic' an unexrcouciy ball lire ledenl badpl judpMIII II' tllal IIIII (11111•1 ly saddenln& ~~ this IIIIOD of Cbrlstmu. paetl4 IIUIIIaD bulld.up of ICBMs can onIa J'raaklla D. IIMHtefl'alrll· IGIIIy II lliiD a, aiiUr1 1)' mab one wonder U mankind has leamBY WJWAM 1. WIDTII Wm WA8111NGTON -The oentral aJm o1 tho new "Vaud coall• tkln" govtll'lllllenl In Freo o... m1ny - a regtmo beadad by thl t!OlliBfVatlvo Kurt.Georg It ean•t Happen Here, or Could It? ~ ~ ei~Ptoral ~ ~~~lill" pitt~ ~ ·~ ~· ~ ~ U,tl~ II'" ~ ~- II•• napo~~~~lblt ~ei!Y~wh~en~th!s~~~~ll!._un~-~to~b~ld~f~or:_:lh~e~aa~pporl~-~oi~Euro~~pe':..-"------1811C!e "Psst!:.....Honey, May I Suggest a Switch?" 1 ' cmrament ~ • th~lar ~ ~ By-Une Push is on to Modernize :Nation's Education System mere a..- -::!: Star of Peace: Symbol of Hope an -1111 • ttl aD)'tb!DI a1 all In lbe put 2,000 years. I I I LJUUL ~ anyone, on either side oi human' _::;;:;:.ltJ•~~o ltleological divide, actually ODIItemlllrl'l an ttora ol polllhlt ·lnlmli to · plate using !bale tarriblo nallon-oblltorat- News for the man: By 11170, half of all tha driven lD the Un!tad Statal will be women! Btlort you tue to the hllll, gentlemen, rememhar thAt Ibm alrtltly are 38 million womu behind lire wball, against and tha word Ia Ultd punly by coJnol. denoe - II million mat. drive,.. 'lbt number of women drlvero beo cloub. led alDct IllS, due to mort auburbs, mftl'll lvro-cat famlliol, mort Ullllllfrild career II the k!lllng in Vietnam can be halted for four dayJ »I Chrlatmu, and if It can ha belli down to non-nuelear levols lor the other 361 d»ys of the year, vmy cannot ratlollll 111111 end it anUraly! The answor elndes us, even more than w0111111 and more pecpla, ptrlod. AI you mlcht eljlfCt, thJa lJDoar In tiltWI drlvlna hal 1101 10n1 UIUIOIIGid bY lba it eluded the medieval church, whose peopll who make IIIII aervlco .U1olll0bllol. l'ruct of God eventually succe"dcJ in limAuto manufadurtl'l are 10 CODvlncttl Hkll feudal warfare to a quar ,r of the tha Little Woman often eastl lire dtt:ldlftl Jllf. voto In clloosing the family car lbll lhtJ 11 Ia on11 111111. of courae. wh. calli bimaro paying closer end r:iosor attnllon 1o lalf r1tlorlal. No oilier anima l ~retendJ to her preferenCH in color and ai7Ung, llld that dlatlnclloD: DC other am .. st deatroya ara offering such lady·ltlf1!1 • IUI[JIIIIItd Its OWII kiltd with oucll ptwion 1114 lnaen. accleratnr pedals Ito meet tba bJ1b bnl ulty and lay• wasw lis own 111vlronment problem), fAelal tlllue tlil}leNers and with such lboroughru!ss. "hla" and "her" ubtrayo. Yet, it is thla very Irrationality, which And aervlco atatlonl ara recoaoizlng lbal perpetually rempis men to their own depremium restroonu ara juat 11 Important struet!OII, that also enables them to oour· 1o the lldles 11 miracle ldd!Uveo in the isb bope and 1o conceive of a beller 'uolllle ara to the mm. lo laney pow<ler lubD'I. 1'001111 are roplaclni bisak cubleleL What is murt lrl'ltlonal. llr the I!Jirt tot Trallle author!U01 11tn1 to agree tltal human hlltor)', !ban to ollq 1o the llory wom111 are drtvlnl more aafely and more of a atar tlral ODCI lhoat lD the lUI, of expertly day by dey. And 111011 111111 IN vok!es from lhl aiiJ pror:lalmlDc: "Peaee acceptlnl the fact lhlll the woman c)ri•er on lllrth, pxl 'llill to men!" Ia here to aloy, even II not In one JI)IOL What coukl bl mora lrraUnoal, Ill the 'nltra will probably alwaya ramaln, how· lace of lire record o1 seU-cauaed 11uman ever, U10 occaalonll cynlo wbo insiJII lhU IDillry, !ban to blllievt that the dey will wben a woman 1Uck1 out bar hand In \'Dille wben llltiD will CPt uldt lbalr fears traffic to ctve 1 llcnll, It rnaan• only 0111 arrd UINda 1114 jelllotllta. - llld their th1ni - that the window II down. weapono? ('U\III't only a quote, ladltl, and 4oll But what Wllllld be mort lrraUonal Ulan NOT -orlly rallect tba views of thla not to bellevo II, aatl baUtvina II, 1o time MW8)11ptrl) lor II! btiGII Worl4 War U. MIIIY atale lUdara IJ that lhl "achocl rtprttenlinl prtiiUI'I lor from ta~cben, etc. - lS today virtually I IIIO.!t powerful in tbalr area. During the ri!Cflll IQ 1 quiet IIIII 111 log '"'"pons? II they are reoerved, 11 America ,mt lbrtlia and even lied Ollila I!Jve pleclild thay "'· solely for PlllP*I of detemurce aDd retallatioo, whf cannot raUonai men Invent 10m• other sort of oafepard to remove Ibis mutual lear of at· lack! IPIJ. .... •JOidllll Jill' Ua- . 'Student Power' elallel' oolctd hla CfllUmllni By PAUL R. JESCHKE wben a omall group of aludanll adopted blaok u tlrelr Ullited Pre" International 1end several non-atudents plr:ket- oymbol and the BeaU11' dillY. BERKELEY, Calll (UP!)- A ed a Navy recruiting table aet "Yellow 8ubmarina" II a new coalition, com- ' up in the student union wllh marchlnl IOftl. posed of studenll of the "new admlnistraUon approval. Both may spread to le f t" a n d "h l p s t e r" n on· , It quickly mushroomed Into a acroli tire nation, for In •tudantl, t1 threateniDI to lufCII, movement to proleat what words, "Ibis 11 a 'rovolullOII ahowdown battle next month I students claimed was a rl&bt which will be louJibt the Unlverllty of Calllorn!a. \ granted to the navy wb!ell other and we will w1n beeO'I"' The rallying cry Is "student 1organizations were denied- are more of us <studenll) " lauthorluUnn of 1 non-c1mpua lthere are of them (admlnislrl• Tho obJeotlve II nothing abort group to eogq:e in ' • r:ampua Uon).'' of 1 complete lekeover of the activity. No matter wbltb way \110 administration and About 50 police and aherlll'l [batUe goea, the new fear lacllltlea. depuUOI wert r:alled to IITUI IBerkeley " not likely 1o Chancellor Ro1er W. lleyns 1the non-atudent preteol leaden 1happy orre. hal been tabbed an "enemy in and I ftoHwlltglnS meiel. mldenca.'' ·eruplod when the arreo ted•wethrt l Q - What 11 lire At ttre bolm oi thlo radical · carried out. Savio ea11 ' Imotto or the Unllad staltl1 II Mario Savio, \Incident tho "ulllmato dell'adl- .. A - "In Gad We acharismaUc obaracttr who lion." woo daolgnated •• tha taiU newly dllcovered He said tha coaiiUQil betwaen motto by Congrea In Ill the lmlot between student polltlclllll and hlpplal ~ I don~~':',.~·~, plar:e 1 :U~~a~:t :~u:=.i~~~ ·~~ i w-. " ·~ 1'lltl I!PI'itiiJi lw&lll tliW" ltallllo 101111 ~~~ ' ~ lrtPii II =.!l1:: :'!'t! Showdown at University of Californiamulu •·we ruled by members o! the blowing their minds." community-the stadents here Though the atudenll were \ and those !Jculty memb<~• who 1forced to call a ''temporary are prepared to jobr ua," ,llalt" In Utelr alrlht, 1110•t stili [ tledara Savio, wbo led oaveral :eonsldored it a victorY· thousand of Ute 111liverslty's , "The rtsents have recognized 27,500 students thi'OIIIb-'1 aerie• tl(lf poWtl' and kllcw thai we of demonstrations 1aet week have oupport," said Frank whir:b naulled llr· a elusroom Borda<ke, 2i, a graduate boycott and 1 tllrlk• by some ,1tudont lD political acltnet. "II 3011 taocblnl Ill~· ', our damalllll ara not me~ end The atudtnll, ooncorned be- lu we have to cell 1 atrll!e In e1amlnatlonl beJin Mon- January, thllll lira resenll will' and 1)1 too awiii'O tit at lhe [have 10 sbul lbll place .sown." university's board of re(!OIIII Mark l!heehner, 1 teaching was na4J to lll'acll doWD, gavt \llllstant Who went 011 atrlke, up tho l!rlke Tl1udaY nllht. 1114 the new ~psurge or radical ''Go b.ck to cliP and pau activity on the eampus wao tho • e eumlnattons," SavIo born out of ll'uitraUon 11 being the students. "We don't Ignored by tile atlmlnlllrallon, want you to Ounk out and the failure of anti-war demonmate a whole new group of . strations and Ule ro:ali)na-<nrl of 1118-atudenis.'' , .\whita ftudeota [rom the civil IVQI Be 11m rlibts movclllttrt by lbe student But, ~led&e4 SavJo. "we'll be non·violent CGQrdlnaUns combock nm l!'onlh. and II they miitee. · (the univer!IIY -'mlni41rf!Wn J Savio, ~· lbo fParkplug do not acctdo to ~~ demands. o1 tho ··~ .JjMieCII !1141vement" we1l r:looe dOwn their great and two yeaN'.,. when ..,eariy 800 profitable unlv..-.tty." atudenll w"'e arreate<J during a Tbe Issues In tha "etCOIId Imau al~tn. · N011 • no..,tudent, batlla ol klul8¥'' <the flrll 1ha hal 1r..n ·1111111141 readmiJJIIMI the <hnott• !roe opeech to the ~!. , · momrllftl two yoora 110! aPe To ·deritonotfaie their "out- btbiDd 1M llmll, .lhtl . bolla '-blrltl)ll~bltiU11 tbelf IIIG 1M !IIIli. '1'ha Nil. ~fA • thll ftPir\ll', Gcv. Ht0111 U ~UftUJ UpWiftl wltbln lba 1P1iD ofllil IIIII Ierma and lbraateuod to ap!n by 11'11 Tbe iDYifll4' IQAIItall tbal, !lllh ttala ud otbar tal: ~u belnlllpped almctt It llmll, lba llmt PIIJ DOl bt wblo ~ aulborlllll TladMr Jrluelllm ......... lilul ......... 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Ifill ..... , 11r •11U't 1 lrMie!llle 1n1ae4 fi1 ai"'• 11111111 !lid 1 .... ta ...., _, !tbfl llli<!IMJII; , . _.. • !III • ' COLUMBUS (UPl)' - Glenn E. (Bo) Schembechler, whOse teams at Miami have won 17 of their last 20 gam· MORGANTOWN, W. Va. comeback 91}88 victory over tory of the young seasoli and es, including a 9·1 record this year, was named Satur· W~l) Dave .Reaser fired in previously unbeaten Illinois. the first ever againsl,DlinOis ill day the 1966 Ohio college football coach·of·the·year. a f1ve-foot shot m the final secA capacity crowd of 6.500 four tries. In t!Je 15th annual poll con· ··-· - - -- ducted by the Columbus Dis- Bowling Green, 17-14. Miami's ond Saturday aftornoon to eli- watched the undefeated Mounmax West Virginia University's taineers notch their fourth vic- Reaser took a long pass from patth, ttie 37-year-old Schem- victories in 1966 included a 2o- \ Ron Williams, taking the bali bechler gained the honor over 10 win over Indiana 1 out of bounds in the middle of veteran Ed Sherman of Mus- A native of Barberton, Ohio, 1 kingum, Ute unbeaten champion 1948, 1919 and Hl50 under Woody ; 1 b!• ol the Ohio Conference. Sher- Schembechler was an nffen·: man won Lhe award a year ago. ~ive tackle on Miami team& of ning shot, Schembechler received 11 11948, 1949 and 1950 under Woody Reaser'a goal climaxed • Boy ling Green, 17-14. Miami's \ Hayes. ' The Southwestern Highland- ~ linebacker recieved the trophy brilliant second haU effort by fu·st-place votes from the 3~ I Following a stint in the Ar· j ers 1966-67 football squad enjoy- for the best defensive player ur the 6-frJOt--6 junior forward. He Ohio college coaches and was . my, Schembcchler was an ased their first annual football the season. fired in 20 points in the last lJ mentioned on 21 ballots. On a : sistar.L Lit_ Presbyterian College . h h 1 . . . . minutes .after a goalless firs& I hig ba· nquet at tIe 3-2-1 point system, he received ! and Bowhng Green before mov-., sc oo Rtchard D11Jon, JUmor end, re- half 47 points to 39 for Sherman, 38 1ing to Northwestern as a mem-, Friday night sponsor~d by ceived recognition as first team ~ · the atheltic boosters club. All SVAC dream team alnng Carl Head fled the WVU atfor John McVay of Dayton and ' ber uf Parseghian's staff. He· The evening began with a wiUl twa teammates Keith Cart- tack, scormg 24 pomts. Reaser 11'1 ellch for Keith Piper of Den- joined l;layes at Ohio State becovered dish supper at 6:30 p. er, sophomore quarterback and finishrd with 23, Williams had ison and Kirk Mee or Defiahce. l fore moving to his alma mater! m, followed by the presentation nussell Miller, eenior halfback. 18 and 6-foot-8 Bob Benfield Ara Parseghian, coach of as head coach. Notre Dame's national cham- SchembeC'hler's fo ur-season of awards to individual play- Highlight of the evening was bagged 13. pions, was the only allier Ml- record at .Miami is 27-10<1. 1 ers, by Coach Steve Stiles, first the guest speaker, Mr. Jim Rich Jones, a talented 8-foota ami coach to win the award. The , Dispatch inaugu_ra1 rd the I year coach. who finished the "Shorty'' Moss, All • Continent- 7 junior forward, sparked lUiseason 0-7-2. al League choice at tight end nois by scoring 30 points and PHrseghian was the first win- ~ ~1~ l<> years .ago to gtVe recog- 1 ner in 1952. mt1on to Ohw college cuaches, l Freshmen earni ng emblems for the Charleston Rockets pro- getting 15 reboonds. excluding Ohio State. The were Russell Bush, Rustv Hut- fessional football team who is , As 1\easer 's game • winning "~ucil of the ~redit for Mi- coach-of-the-year receives ~ : chins, Jerry Johnson, William also guidance counselor at shot fell cleanly through the am1 s success must go to the plaque and a Ionge Lrophy at a Kiser, Charles Tackett and Lar- Herbert Hoover High School. pets, Illinois coach Harry fantas~ic ~roup or seniors who sports banquet March 13. · ry Terry. Numeral winners in- Mr. Mass said that, "Pride, f:ombes lt.lt ked over the watera ~a\'e 1?sp1red our team _to vic- \_ Previous winners, beginning I eluded . Robet Lawson, William Dedication. and Desire are I bucket and protested vigerously .ory ~~, 15 of lhe last .16 \ m 1952, were: Parseghian of Greene, Ed :-o1cCarty, William three of the most important that the shot should not have ~-ames, Schembechler _sa1d. Miami, Carroll Widdocs of Ohio I Ramsey. Dave Morgan, Char- ingredients of a winning football counted. The officials told We also are blessed w1lh al L'niversity, Paul Hoerueman of les Williams and Doug Smith. player and a winning team. Ar- Combes the timekeeper ruled gre.at coaching start without Heidelberg, Sherman ot Mus- i Letter awards went to sen- ter his talk, he showrd the film the shut in the air when U1e Which w_e coul.d not ~ave won kingum, Doyt Perry of Bowling I iors Gary Edmonds, Ted Fort- of the Charleston . Orlando final hom saunded. two strmght M1d-Amencan Con- Gree n, Dill Edwomb of Witle n- 1 ner, Gene Hall, Dwight Lloyd, game in the Tangerine Bowl in fere~ce _championships." berg, Trevor Rees of Kent Russell Miller, Gary (Bear) Florida. ' GAME CANCELLED t_11a~ shared the ~id-Ame~i- Stale, Perry of Bowling Green, Provens. and. Paul David Following the program a ST. BONAVENTURE, N.Y. can t1tle last .Ye~. Wllh Bowhng Bill Edwards of W1ttenberg, Waugh . Juniors receiving letters dance was held for the players (UPil - The sch~duled SaturGreen ~~ this year with W~st; Keith Piper of Denison, Byron . were Curtis Baisden. Keith and their guests. Also honored day night basketball game here trn Mich1gan. The Redskms Morgan, Fiudlay, and Sherman . LEAP FROG-:- It appears Mrddl eport for·l\l ar rt Mark T annehill (4J\ is playing Farney, Howard Shriver and were the cheerleaders, Paula betweenSt.BonaventureUniver· only loss of the season was to last yea r. l~a.p _i~og Ill Uus _T1mes-Sentmel photogr<1 ph,, taken . early m th e Sl't'UIH l period of Don&ld Wa~ker. . Sophomr,r.es Perroud, Roberta Kiser, Wan- sity and the University ef Toleiopd~~ s ?AHS-Mtddl;JlOrt bas~rtball ~am e. f annehlll snaggrd the f('hound from were curt1s Ba1sden, Ke1th da Bloomer, Judy Bumette and do was cancelled because of lial!ltl s.1om ~lead~\\S (44~ \~'h1le M~·T s for.w~rd W:1ync J?a vJs (33 ) looked on. Partial- Carter. Donald Garber, Cary Carol Smith and Rita Miller. 1 bad weather. I~ shO.\\ n be.t\\.e~n fannch11l s legs IS Gallia s Gene LJuJ re) Jackso n. number 14. Reynolds, Jimmy Dale Walker 1- - - - -- --:_:_:...:._:...:.:::::.:.::.:._____ GAll S held 1ls b1ggest lead allhis point, 17·11. Middleport won the game, 4643. and Freshman Jerry Johnson, · - - -·-- · · - --··- - Ervin Bush, junior fullback who was injured in the third game of the season also received a letter along with Zat Sal· rr.ons, the manager for the team. Special awards for the evenIng went to Russell Miller and Gene Hall in the form af tro-phies for being co-captians. Russell Miller also received the A~N ARBOR. Mich iUPI)trophey for the best offensive ·t JMEMPHIS, Ten~. (UP!) -. Quarterback Bill Miller ~lichigon scrambled rrom a 11). 1· •. and most valuable team playhI ames Cox on a ~B-yard ftnal penod pass play Salur· ·P'!int defi cit behind two hot . er for the 1966-67 campaig'n. day to} ~et up the wm~ung t~u ~h~own that gave Miami sOPhomores Saturday 3nd up~et · Jimmy Dale Walker, sophoa 14-V vrctory over val1ant V•rgmia Tech in the Liberty 'fll"evlorrsiy unb<aten Dav;dson more fullback and defensive Bowl. 71-<lB. The lean and hungry Tech Gobbler~ held the ninth·ranked Miller, full back D<lug McG•e Sophomore Dennis Stewa!lled Hurricanes scoreless in the first land runnmg back .Joe Mira lhe WDiveriue comeback~ ramhalf, but in the second half, managed to squelch lhe rale- mmg home 14 of hls 22 poi nts in I' dale. U1e rinal 12 minutes. Ste-wa rt's J x' McGee plunged from the one sophomore running m<~te, Bub to break a 7-7 tie four plays aft- Sulliva n, scored f1 rve points m er the Miller • Cox: aerial. the winning Michiga n burst. • .~ ~~ lltf'.l4!1' ..,.,pii;FGI ~ to be ' ~ •ll w lk H M er, a er onored At • sw FootbaII Banquet FIrst 1 1 ,Miami Nips Foe .14-7 In Season's, Davidson .• Upset By First Bowl Game Wolverines I -·-- Arnold And ';AI . e 3fider Tops' Tornado Tea.JD, 80-'Ij6 Jack Capture l~ Team Crown Miami's first touchdown came Davidson, hitliug half ils on a . seven-yard M~ller-to-M1r~ ~;ho t s fro m the floor and all fi\'e j PALM BEACH GARDENS, pa_ss m the third pet:!Od to cap a I free lhrovl' altempts. took Fla. \UP[) - Arnold Palmer dm'e t~at starl~ d . on Miami's I comm:md in the opening half and J<Jc k Nick laus enhanced "1' . .. 47. Ray Hams k1ckcd both and built its Je&d ta 10 points the-ir position as co-rulers of the : . ,. ,~.. ·~ · .·.,,' ....."1.\~·-·i' 1 Alexander t of Athens County extra pOJ~ts. . midway in the seconJ halL ~ world of golf Saturday by remained unbeaten and chalk· Tech scored midw ay tllrough But hot shoaling by Stewart ' putting together a string of P.d up its thii·d straight cage ~e sec~~~ q_uart.er, w;th w?:k- r.nd Sulliv nn pulled Michigan to birdies to win the $275,000 PGA ' !_ victory at the expense of visit· ors~ t;u oac~ 10 n~ FranciSco a 61 -Gl lie with 4:05 le-ft and the ,, I National Team Championship in ~ An new from heacllightta .taillight. lng Southern, 80-46, Friday ~~mng over .rom t e one after Wolvcrmes grabbed a threethf'! richest golf tournament ever ~The fabulous FIATl124. night in a Mid-Ohio Volley ' !JvMe·pla~ drlve thai 1 sl!JGrtedbblon point lead before David· · staged. 11te tamt 21 w ;en o er . . I. Check these feature~ at no extra cost. Palmer and Nicklaus shot a Conference game J' R' h d bl k d son surged back to t1e 1t on a . . · tmmy 1c ar s oc c a ' best-boll, eight - under · par . -~ D Disc brakes on all 4 wheals D Five The hosts, Jumped .to a !7-<i Bobby Stokes unt atlem t and l liuckle. . !.. 64 Saturday for a 72 hole totai flrst quarter lead, piled up a re over d P P thrct'-~.mnt play by Wayne 40-15 margin by halftime and Jc h eU.t' k' k d lluck!,·. "I GOT it , and ye~.t'rc not getting it." That must of 32 - ·under - par 2.56 and a ~· passenger comfort 0 4-way Safety c. o n m IC e the exira . Stewi.lrt 1e.d M'1c111gan · ~ente r Btll · (Spi:: flasher system 0 Independently fused . •.~ sror- I havr crJCe.n \V1~a t M'ddl I ~por I' s 6-4 semor three ~ stroke victory aver the Ied 63-30 when the thi rd quar- point. •' head and taillighls 0 18 Safety leaiU!ea ter ended. The s mbl' g G bbl i 1ng and Sulilvi.ln added 13 1def) Davts said. acco rdmg to the exp ressiOn on Blue De- runnerup team of Doug San' .era m o ers •10 . Sh h · s It s ·1 d J. G'l • ( · h. · Coach Bi1l Whaley's strong entered the . ~ . t pmnts. arps ootmg co m- vt guar m1 .1 mores ace 1n t Is act1on·packed photo, ders and AI Besselink. at no extra cost 0 fnr ta~en midW<lY In the second pc.riod of Friday's ~AHS- There were still 28 teams in . five ':as led in scori~ by shar~- underdogs, ags~~de ;~~ r~~r noc~ !it:ored 20 p11inl:; See FIAT 124 today-drive it away! , · hooting Greg McDanret who hrt own 13 nn ihe first scri mmage DavidSOn an d Hodney Knowles ~ Mrddleport basketball game. Middleport roll!ed tn the the 70-team field out on the 10 field goals and a free throw play of !he game and then they had 11. fw al 21 seconds to wm, 46-4 :...:.:3~.- - - - - - - - - course when Palmer and finished But, in order lor 21 markers. . , got wild. to accommodate television. the Others ID jouble flMiami played conservative leaders went out early in the . gures.for the wmners were R bail, content to walt for the final round and no team closer . 14. Brooks and Hamill with breaks. . • then 13 strokes out behind them. I Milo Above The Silver Bridge In Kanauga, 0. Westwith and16Perry also each T ch d . ted U f' t h If B-y CURT BLOCK New York (5-5-2) at S(,n DiegoI1reserve. But, 'm any case, . d 1 8 I e _omma lC Irs . a ~ UPI Sports Writer 16-5-ll, and Denver (4"8) at . . . smothermg the potent M1am1 .. . ., I strategy ;s obvmus-pass. II~~~~~~ chippe n · Grabbing scoring honors, attack which had beaten Gmo ~appe1lettJ !i nght toe Oakland (7-5-1}. .h9W~\·er. was Tornaj:lo senior jorange-Bowl bound Florida, I has provided t~e difference for No discussion of 1he Patriots Kansas City, the Western ·~;·'h , m,os Wal!b.rown, Ba. st?n the apast but this .scasGn isJin1 complete . . . wmner. . k h b ak 5-10 t s.enl. d for, :, southern CaUfornia and Georgia : P t ts often hopesm for second mentioning Nar1ce.without Til" DIVIsiOn hasn ,t lost 1 ., o san me uc .e s an iVe •during the regular season. 1 ' , no ·. .. . .. charity toss~s frJr 23 points. ~ Miami bad a 7-2-l record Af L Eastern ~IVJ~JOn title m£Ly bruJs mg fullback l1 as ga med a Jts last 51x games ar.d leads 1 Sherm Cundtff was the only entering th~bowl. Tech was s-1. · now rest on. hiS ngh~ knee. league leadmg 1,234 yards and , . • pther Southern player to get in 11, including> 8 victory over Sun C~ppelletli, _four-lime AFL las t Sunday est3bllshcd .an ~FL J(l()p ,n total offense and to.ol 9ouble figures as he connected Bowl entry Florida Slate scormg champmn. suflered a !'tandard for most carnes m a I defense The Chirfs' ~16r 10. Bob Grueser added 8 to 1 · wrent hed knee and thigh in the I season-264-and has his sigh is · ''·the Tornado totals. · first period of the Pals set on Jimmy Brown's all-pro attack is ably fortified ... The Meigs County crew, now triumph over the Buffalo mark of 305 rushes set in 1961 . halfbacks Mike Gurretl ar.d · '1-1 Qn th~ ;seasOn, was host to . · ... last Sunday and although Houston, wilh only the "spo- Bert Corm and fullback \..UrJJSII . ~yger_ <;reek's Bobcats Jast \ 1 ···~,!..; manage~ two .extra poi nt lier'' r?le as an incentive, will McClinton, all amon~ the .,., .. , 11 dlgh!. . • ag~es. 0 ~- · conversrons, he miSSed one start Clther D<ln Trull or Buddy lop 10 in rushing and QUarter·- II Southetn's ReserV1!9 dropped . 1 goal attempt end had Humphrey at quarterback with I back Len Dawson has fired . Its first .d~cision of the season PIIILADF.LPIIIA (UP!) -The blocj<ed. '';~i.';·e:i:ite:i:ira:iniiiiiG :i :i:ie:i:io~rg~eiiiiin~l~an~d~aiiiiin~l~to~u~chdo~w~n~pa~&"""~·iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii; . 8! Alexander romped to an IJO. ClevelancJ Btq\\'ns, sUII a long- Buffalo, second place in r:i ., 31) win in the preliminary co~· shot contender for Nalillllal East with an IH·l record. is ENTRY BLANK · ~tst. '· Football League's Pi3;oli;Jlowl, this week and closes out Gallipolis Suuthern Ohio :Soothero .. ...... .. 6 15 30' 46 meet lhe. revrnge · ~ fhil· home with Denv.er next Sunday. Golden AAU Gloves Event . AleJan\ler , , •, .17 10 63 80 1adelphia Elgles at • ·•Franklin The Patriots (7-3-a) fmish on We Will Close December 24th At 5:00P.M. '.,!!9U!Ii•l'll <II) Cundiff Field Su~y belore. a , full the road at ijouston this weel< ll January 12, 13, 14, 1967 >"t-210; R. Prollltt 1-'H, 'Wall· ~ouse of ·alloul 60,1100 tan~. '. and in lihea stadium against brown !l-5-23; Grueset 4-'6'- The Drowns, who also llave New York Jete. next Saturday. FIGHTER'S NAME ......... .... .. , .. AGE ... , · 8, Beeite ,()-0...0, Totals:· 18- a micrbscopic chance lor .the Cappelletti, dope~~ as one OPEN CLASS ..... ,. • , NOVICE CLASS ...... , ltl-41. · · division title, must <leleat .the ·quarterbirck Baliilt>ar~lli's . Alt,iander (Ill Hamill 7.J.O- Eagles and the Cardhiais ~t Sl; "•crrite-lari~a..l~hls flanlker ll TEAM OR CLUB .............. Unattached .. .. _llf. •yeO! 4-().;.., R Brooks s- Louis o~ Saturdat to gtlllUfy post. But .. 'fi·46, Nlj!gemeyer 2-H, .Me. : lor the runnerup game in Jol~ t.ai· ollie~ · I!Janl~l' lf)...ll-2), Perri ~· ami. ·· • ''Grhirman, Whalen, Larrv ll Fighter must be at least 16 years old. All fight· S. BI'Oioks l~l.o.;i. '!"'tals 3$:.But the Browns, who sun ,do Garron, Jinl Colelough and ers under age 21 must have consent of parents or QOBI not believe in miracles, ,Belllilo. legal guardians. MaU entry blanks to: 725 Fourth I" 1-1-3. · Totals as-, will ing to §ettlc form lll\d In ..!ltller AF,L ·games, J<on:sasll Ave., Gallipolis, Deadline !or submit• ··~ if they win the last two games. City (lj.2-l; Ia at MilJml .. (?riiOJ,I!..,;Ii::;'n:,:'g:.;•:n:::tr:,:ie:s,.:l::,s::;Su::;n:«::•Y::;·,:J:;:a:;:'l-,.7::_,~1:96:;7~._ _ _ _ _ ri ·~ the new Fiat 124 p f 10 1 BOSt on Chances Rest 0n Kicker~sKnee hllh~ I n .~icklaus Haskins-Tanner's... HOLIDAY STORE HOURS B ' F rowns ace E T d. Beginning Monday Dec. 12th We Will Be Open I 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. MONDAY THRU SATURDAY J- ........... .......... ''"'1111: Q - Ill lrlrd ·. ' ' lfllblll- - ·~. . 1 :.~~! ~7-t:: 1~2. SMIT H'S fiAT SALES and SERVICE • t¥. . .' · ~~!~~ :r~~ ~~~.~ W,: 1 1 1 ,.. (Iii, lellllal lelclrer tlrortap Ill' wono tbalaay ovar lall!<l t1 Illinois Upset, ,...;88 ' By West VirginiaF"{e Schembechler Coach of Year w~ .P.l~f.~ : ~ O~ioo'J5631. J ~: i ., '"} .• ) �ts • i d' ;a ~· i' ' ·' SUNDAY 11IITE PAPER " . ' ., · ·c~aiid.tO:Wti on Pl11WJWl It fill OIUO VALLI1' PUBLlSlJING COIIPANJ - ' Will Be the Last = .. " ' ~ diP vebemeDI attacll lrOIII _ . , . poapi Ia .... :11 Tile llltlmate pl. IIIIW'9'r In 1!L,Jie!.._faiUI!tt.., Ill rule • or • ruin apllftter &fOUPI DVII!I• of l)lmOCI'Itlt to.,. tile _ ..,,., In the very countrlu whldl Tbt ulilm11t ' w\lb what II l1llf( lid - •Ill'! ... llfGIIIInl 5. OIHII, Mllilln Cllflfft' :I'GIIMIIIII, .,... ldllor created 11. -ta 10 broM ud Sovle! • llOD, I Pllfl.l1 IIOiilallll .,. JflfMI E Doll,, Adv. Dlr. Dwtghl W•tlltrholl, l:cii!Or Germon tnlll'IIUIDII ol bleb .i!l' ol II lo · Ottml"l'· 'l'l!flllt llml Wider Brailill. vemon DNfiD, Adlr. Jlgr, S:okrl Wlllon. Jr. llatl. lillllf r·..ponllblUty have · IIIJde II cut 4own to 11'111 11M no IQienlloD DQ11. It 1on1, would tiDd llltlf KieobrgiP at Chrmoellor and by cleor here In WaalrlriCIOG !bat ullrl IJ'OIIPklll P lhl tht Soviet UnlvP Htell - ud bY a fir • 11ft frlltJ! 1111$11 I the respiJnBible toclallll, Willie Kleoinger ud Brurdl ori11 baVI ,!fact. !Ill lilt tar r1P1 •...-',.:;.1 oo lnlenllorr evir lo approach pc>llllft tmr4. 1111 O.IUI.. Brandl, 11 Vte..chanc.uor - as their very first obje«lvt a tha .llir !Ill. It IIJI·In ·bud. polo!: ll lll'lllll• "'I 11 to make it absolutely certain reform of tha Wl!lt T!IO . llllbmlllloiL 11 lbal Ibis shall be the last Geriawo which will nol CIIDI objedllvll an thUI '1'bere ...., lntanlloD, bDwo 'ftro 101111 alld lbDrt of It II man coalition. moan the auppre11krll oiiiii'GUI ed. ever, ol approaehlllll tboP tbll thll cctlllloll. .,.tl fHii •• ·• " a m'--'ty movemenla· but will .., llrtl II tlm•1• I• Erurtem EuioptiD Oollrmun!Jt ...... lor ... --"-1 "-!·•.,;, '" . "" • · 1U aucb 11 Ia -.. "'" _ . ·- . What ..,e m..,er Pl'ru.. re wun pet!Uve er:onOIDJ In an abstnr:t of adverdoing Is momentarily burying see lo it that they shall nenr llvh a leJ11poi'!I"Y oate tes Rlllllfft lJ Mclllll7· atroaalroPI It oln't llk~iy, is It, that in the U.S. tising. , their docb'lnal dlllerenr:.,. be- be In a· pooltion, aa 10 IQI1I UlliOD free ollbl and Poland wllleh f" Ill- of a lOIII ; oiinllllutll GVftlll an agency ol the Government would sug· For a111 gcv01'1111l81ltal q:rmcy wltlr the the one oupreme neceoslty they onca were In France, elth- preSIIIn!l ol tilly mliiOi'llll oreallnlb' IWI1 frtm ltlllelult Gl tffw, ~I to a company !bat liB spelldini . 011 power to intltr.'O 1 rtduetlon In a4vettlallli !ere to eree1 a safeguarded twe>par· er to dictate to er to deatroy 1 to make r:ertaln lhel 01117 Mtteow'a to control A !lhcl· Uve • • • Wll\111 and ef .-. ~dvertlsing and promotion is exc... rve, ' ll)ltl1d!ns, and banoe volume, aurely bas ty system tn Germany which government. sort ol covenunettt Will Jy conservaUve GovetQII1IDI, IJIIIIISibiUIJ Ill wwld alf,ll'l. and would recommend lbat such apendl· the powtr to bring aboll~ U it cbooles, can never again be open to the Their preolla lalellllon Ia after pnvaU. say, of Kielln8er'l Clrrllllan FOr It dllultl allb lbl old tur.. bo aut almost In hall? the ellmlnatioa of ad•ertiolni· Wbidr some •-ail b vide olmpl drat b- The eecood II to maintain Demor:raUc Ulllon, could uol capacl!a ol tilt far rllhl Ia To be aure, In Britain 10melbini of the Y . . alone acoompiiJh thl!ll slept. haltu'y -·• 1)1 . . . . _ . , : people, IIlio rret llboul wblt they - aud possibility of political blac., · ,. pro 101'1 hu happened. But lben, it hal a LabJ fringe groups from either alter wha!IVer porty "" widely. btstd pellUCII Nel1h could 1 boD ooeill .... ..... ,. J11t11131 aoclalllla - ct11 the ooeill coot of bor government. Tha BrlUoh Monopoliel colvol !be larptl number of Oeniwly which wlll bt er w Y • ...,.. a Eoroptall 1111 adYOrliaiQg, would lite to tte, together the far rtsht or the far telL 111 goverrunt11l CommisiiDD cnargeo two prntlucoro ol ~ 1n a word, w..t Germany Is parUamentary seat• wUI au- no narrowly baaed ol Braudt'a So- whldl II al lie bHtl OIIIJ· 1 wllh packaging uniform In ille, shape and tergento - Uniiever Ltd. and Proctor • at last embracing lbo tradiUon- tomadcally form lbe ac•e,.. could have dOIIe, to clal DemD<rall. (ICGllltm, ...,! 1111 ol4 color. Gamble Ltd. - with spending too mudr al two • party r:oncept o1 Britmoot. Tblo wtU meu lUI ao German attempts at For a P111' 1 1Y co"""*Uve capar:lty of left to Hare In the U. S., curtailment of adverOD their advertising. It r~PDmmends they government, no llllDo not lor lrM o-n reunlOII , tiolng lln't bellli $01'10UJ!y espoused. Or lo ain and lbe United Stale$ pre- major party leader wlll have acconunDCiaUona In cut spendlog try at least .0 per cent, 011 it? Well, a few weeks q:o Donald Turner, ersoi lib- but fer over Ill GllllnUW· OalnliJIIII!A ::.l· erala, lnm wouldthe ODiy lind llaell par. ooalrirl the grounds that, If they do, there can be chlel of tile .rusuca Department's anUIMI a SO per rent reductloo In wboleoale dlviiiOII. uid that II would be "quite 811" '-The Sunday Tlme..SOnUnel, ltllldu, D~CP~btr 11, 1tll prices. propriate" in illltances where companleo Now ll>e colllllliision's recommendation aaqulre "undue 1118fket power" lbrougb Is not l08ally binding. But what it meana 'liolallon of andtrust laws, for lire Go•'tV,a~hiltgton ls ll>at the companies 111111t enter Into a enunent to "lrnpoae .. . an absolute or sort of bargaining dialog with the Briliob percentege UmltaUon on promotional ... government, whether they want to or not. ponditlll"s" even thougb such espenditurel illnderotandably. the companies dlil.... ·~ and ON lawful. 11 ~ith the eommlsslon's eonclll!llon!l. They He also ptapoaed that there be oomo point out the obvious, which is lbllt wbtD form of Government operated or subolproperly expended, advertiolng ltmlil .,.. dlzed "evaiuaUon" of conoumer producll oult In lower distribution and unit cosll 11J BRUCE 111088AT 101111 ICbcol JiiOPII, 'IIIIo ,.., "at tower IOClal cost11 so as to make eonthan are possible, say, by spreading news WASHINGTQN (NEA) thai automation hllll» mabli tiUIIItl'l lela dependent on adverllslng lor about a product by mea111 of a amaU ll" two or mort aovamon Ill teachen QIQCI or 1411 o~Jta~Mt. their product naw1, and 1o belp I b e rno my of doorbell ringero. room lolethar and lhly Yet 1111 ue ol ellell'ollk 9,1 "spend their dollars more lrultlully." That Moreover, i~ oug:ht to be plain by now IDDII likely IIIII alxlul their other lelddnlllidlll llloaiHIJI Ia, to apend tltem the way the Government - as evidtnt\v it is not to the Brltllh Mon. .... prablem whlrt .. tteadU' pjmoa, thlnU bell. opolies Cmmm~~ion - that unle11 product the mtney to finance the What Ia happening to ldvertlslnK and news is widelv disseminated, B.l by adver. llantly risinC dlmloda o1 IIIII ~ marketlog in Britain can't really happen tislng, the r:o1l!1umer is nat a1erted to the r:aUoa. 1lJ1I IQio lbll 1114 011 I . here .. , can It! - Wall Street Journal, lDg ICI]e. ICipsrbDelllll ,.... fact tha t th•rr ar• choices availablt to Aua. Ill, 1916MOI't than .,.third ol the IY.. _... In aaeb lllii.P • oaif him. And that there bardly can be a COlli"Ill oiate budplpi for ed1l- pulll'fllllttll I......... calion aud the JII"PC''''IOD k w11. AI lilt 1111ta111. ._ seems to be rislDc ill many courN,tball11'8..,.... plaets. QUite • few oiat.l allot 11· . : ~ up to e& per ciDI ol their rtvtAcluiiiJ liP 11 0111J Jlr\ 11 DU.. to lbll purpoot. the at.,..'~ tlfml . Defl!llst lllcrellfY McNamlfl'l 111President JobnaOII'& announCIIIIIDI that nOUPCOmenl 11 lba ume pr111 conference Ntw Ytrk uri c.u!Onda btiDi JDIIII to mocllnllle 1111 be will Ilk :tit new ConiJI"'I for an addithat lbla country will pour otbar mliUono aloat ...... - · .:. ... ei!llre tiCiltooUIII pnctll • 0!1 tional It to flO bOUoo to finance the IIIII or bllllcno lDto prodactPI lbl advuced siJ: monthl oi the Vtetna111 war Is eopeetal• llu aelroolt - l!umaa 'ftll ~~~~· Mlnuttman m mlalllt to COW!Ic' an unexrcouciy ball lire ledenl badpl judpMIII II' tllal IIIII (11111•1 ly saddenln& ~~ this IIIIOD of Cbrlstmu. paetl4 IIUIIIaD bulld.up of ICBMs can onIa J'raaklla D. IIMHtefl'alrll· IGIIIy II lliiD a, aiiUr1 1)' mab one wonder U mankind has leamBY WJWAM 1. WIDTII Wm WA8111NGTON -The oentral aJm o1 tho new "Vaud coall• tkln" govtll'lllllenl In Freo o... m1ny - a regtmo beadad by thl t!OlliBfVatlvo Kurt.Georg It ean•t Happen Here, or Could It? ~ ~ ei~Ptoral ~ ~~~lill" pitt~ ~ ·~ ~· ~ ~ U,tl~ II'" ~ ~- II•• napo~~~~lblt ~ei!Y~wh~en~th!s~~~~ll!._un~-~to~b~ld~f~or:_:lh~e~aa~pporl~-~oi~Euro~~pe':..-"------1811C!e "Psst!:.....Honey, May I Suggest a Switch?" 1 ' cmrament ~ • th~lar ~ ~ By-Une Push is on to Modernize :Nation's Education System mere a..- -::!: Star of Peace: Symbol of Hope an -1111 • ttl aD)'tb!DI a1 all In lbe put 2,000 years. I I I LJUUL ~ anyone, on either side oi human' _::;;:;:.ltJ•~~o ltleological divide, actually ODIItemlllrl'l an ttora ol polllhlt ·lnlmli to · plate using !bale tarriblo nallon-oblltorat- News for the man: By 11170, half of all tha driven lD the Un!tad Statal will be women! Btlort you tue to the hllll, gentlemen, rememhar thAt Ibm alrtltly are 38 million womu behind lire wball, against and tha word Ia Ultd punly by coJnol. denoe - II million mat. drive,.. 'lbt number of women drlvero beo cloub. led alDct IllS, due to mort auburbs, mftl'll lvro-cat famlliol, mort Ullllllfrild career II the k!lllng in Vietnam can be halted for four dayJ »I Chrlatmu, and if It can ha belli down to non-nuelear levols lor the other 361 d»ys of the year, vmy cannot ratlollll 111111 end it anUraly! The answor elndes us, even more than w0111111 and more pecpla, ptrlod. AI you mlcht eljlfCt, thJa lJDoar In tiltWI drlvlna hal 1101 10n1 UIUIOIIGid bY lba it eluded the medieval church, whose peopll who make IIIII aervlco .U1olll0bllol. l'ruct of God eventually succe"dcJ in limAuto manufadurtl'l are 10 CODvlncttl Hkll feudal warfare to a quar ,r of the tha Little Woman often eastl lire dtt:ldlftl Jllf. voto In clloosing the family car lbll lhtJ 11 Ia on11 111111. of courae. wh. calli bimaro paying closer end r:iosor attnllon 1o lalf r1tlorlal. No oilier anima l ~retendJ to her preferenCH in color and ai7Ung, llld that dlatlnclloD: DC other am .. st deatroya ara offering such lady·ltlf1!1 • IUI[JIIIIItd Its OWII kiltd with oucll ptwion 1114 lnaen. accleratnr pedals Ito meet tba bJ1b bnl ulty and lay• wasw lis own 111vlronment problem), fAelal tlllue tlil}leNers and with such lboroughru!ss. "hla" and "her" ubtrayo. Yet, it is thla very Irrationality, which And aervlco atatlonl ara recoaoizlng lbal perpetually rempis men to their own depremium restroonu ara juat 11 Important struet!OII, that also enables them to oour· 1o the lldles 11 miracle ldd!Uveo in the isb bope and 1o conceive of a beller 'uolllle ara to the mm. lo laney pow<ler lubD'I. 1'001111 are roplaclni bisak cubleleL What is murt lrl'ltlonal. llr the I!Jirt tot Trallle author!U01 11tn1 to agree tltal human hlltor)', !ban to ollq 1o the llory wom111 are drtvlnl more aafely and more of a atar tlral ODCI lhoat lD the lUI, of expertly day by dey. And 111011 111111 IN vok!es from lhl aiiJ pror:lalmlDc: "Peaee acceptlnl the fact lhlll the woman c)ri•er on lllrth, pxl 'llill to men!" Ia here to aloy, even II not In one JI)IOL What coukl bl mora lrraUnoal, Ill the 'nltra will probably alwaya ramaln, how· lace of lire record o1 seU-cauaed 11uman ever, U10 occaalonll cynlo wbo insiJII lhU IDillry, !ban to blllievt that the dey will wben a woman 1Uck1 out bar hand In \'Dille wben llltiD will CPt uldt lbalr fears traffic to ctve 1 llcnll, It rnaan• only 0111 arrd UINda 1114 jelllotllta. - llld their th1ni - that the window II down. weapono? ('U\III't only a quote, ladltl, and 4oll But what Wllllld be mort lrraUonal Ulan NOT -orlly rallect tba views of thla not to bellevo II, aatl baUtvina II, 1o time MW8)11ptrl) lor II! btiGII Worl4 War U. MIIIY atale lUdara IJ that lhl "achocl rtprttenlinl prtiiUI'I lor from ta~cben, etc. - lS today virtually I IIIO.!t powerful in tbalr area. During the ri!Cflll IQ 1 quiet IIIII 111 log '"'"pons? II they are reoerved, 11 America ,mt lbrtlia and even lied Ollila I!Jve pleclild thay "'· solely for PlllP*I of detemurce aDd retallatioo, whf cannot raUonai men Invent 10m• other sort of oafepard to remove Ibis mutual lear of at· lack! IPIJ. .... •JOidllll Jill' Ua- . 'Student Power' elallel' oolctd hla CfllUmllni By PAUL R. JESCHKE wben a omall group of aludanll adopted blaok u tlrelr Ullited Pre" International 1end several non-atudents plr:ket- oymbol and the BeaU11' dillY. BERKELEY, Calll (UP!)- A ed a Navy recruiting table aet "Yellow 8ubmarina" II a new coalition, com- ' up in the student union wllh marchlnl IOftl. posed of studenll of the "new admlnistraUon approval. Both may spread to le f t" a n d "h l p s t e r" n on· , It quickly mushroomed Into a acroli tire nation, for In •tudantl, t1 threateniDI to lufCII, movement to proleat what words, "Ibis 11 a 'rovolullOII ahowdown battle next month I students claimed was a rl&bt which will be louJibt the Unlverllty of Calllorn!a. \ granted to the navy wb!ell other and we will w1n beeO'I"' The rallying cry Is "student 1organizations were denied- are more of us <studenll) " lauthorluUnn of 1 non-c1mpua lthere are of them (admlnislrl• Tho obJeotlve II nothing abort group to eogq:e in ' • r:ampua Uon).'' of 1 complete lekeover of the activity. No matter wbltb way \110 administration and About 50 police and aherlll'l [batUe goea, the new fear lacllltlea. depuUOI wert r:alled to IITUI IBerkeley " not likely 1o Chancellor Ro1er W. lleyns 1the non-atudent preteol leaden 1happy orre. hal been tabbed an "enemy in and I ftoHwlltglnS meiel. mldenca.'' ·eruplod when the arreo ted•wethrt l Q - What 11 lire At ttre bolm oi thlo radical · carried out. Savio ea11 ' Imotto or the Unllad staltl1 II Mario Savio, \Incident tho "ulllmato dell'adl- .. A - "In Gad We acharismaUc obaracttr who lion." woo daolgnated •• tha taiU newly dllcovered He said tha coaiiUQil betwaen motto by Congrea In Ill the lmlot between student polltlclllll and hlpplal ~ I don~~':',.~·~, plar:e 1 :U~~a~:t :~u:=.i~~~ ·~~ i w-. " ·~ 1'lltl I!PI'itiiJi lw&lll tliW" ltallllo 101111 ~~~ ' ~ lrtPii II =.!l1:: :'!'t! Showdown at University of Californiamulu •·we ruled by members o! the blowing their minds." community-the stadents here Though the atudenll were \ and those !Jculty memb<~• who 1forced to call a ''temporary are prepared to jobr ua," ,llalt" In Utelr alrlht, 1110•t stili [ tledara Savio, wbo led oaveral :eonsldored it a victorY· thousand of Ute 111liverslty's , "The rtsents have recognized 27,500 students thi'OIIIb-'1 aerie• tl(lf poWtl' and kllcw thai we of demonstrations 1aet week have oupport," said Frank whir:b naulled llr· a elusroom Borda<ke, 2i, a graduate boycott and 1 tllrlk• by some ,1tudont lD political acltnet. "II 3011 taocblnl Ill~· ', our damalllll ara not me~ end The atudtnll, ooncorned be- lu we have to cell 1 atrll!e In e1amlnatlonl beJin Mon- January, thllll lira resenll will' and 1)1 too awiii'O tit at lhe [have 10 sbul lbll place .sown." university's board of re(!OIIII Mark l!heehner, 1 teaching was na4J to lll'acll doWD, gavt \llllstant Who went 011 atrlke, up tho l!rlke Tl1udaY nllht. 1114 the new ~psurge or radical ''Go b.ck to cliP and pau activity on the eampus wao tho • e eumlnattons," SavIo born out of ll'uitraUon 11 being the students. "We don't Ignored by tile atlmlnlllrallon, want you to Ounk out and the failure of anti-war demonmate a whole new group of . strations and Ule ro:ali)na-<nrl of 1118-atudenis.'' , .\whita ftudeota [rom the civil IVQI Be 11m rlibts movclllttrt by lbe student But, ~led&e4 SavJo. "we'll be non·violent CGQrdlnaUns combock nm l!'onlh. and II they miitee. · (the univer!IIY -'mlni41rf!Wn J Savio, ~· lbo fParkplug do not acctdo to ~~ demands. o1 tho ··~ .JjMieCII !1141vement" we1l r:looe dOwn their great and two yeaN'.,. when ..,eariy 800 profitable unlv..-.tty." atudenll w"'e arreate<J during a Tbe Issues In tha "etCOIId Imau al~tn. · N011 • no..,tudent, batlla ol klul8¥'' <the flrll 1ha hal 1r..n ·1111111141 readmiJJIIMI the <hnott• !roe opeech to the ~!. , · momrllftl two yoora 110! aPe To ·deritonotfaie their "out- btbiDd 1M llmll, .lhtl . bolla '-blrltl)ll~bltiU11 tbelf IIIG 1M !IIIli. '1'ha Nil. ~fA • thll ftPir\ll', Gcv. Ht0111 U ~UftUJ UpWiftl wltbln lba 1P1iD ofllil IIIII Ierma and lbraateuod to ap!n by 11'11 Tbe iDYifll4' IQAIItall tbal, !lllh ttala ud otbar tal: ~u belnlllpped almctt It llmll, lba llmt PIIJ DOl bt wblo ~ aulborlllll TladMr Jrluelllm ......... lilul ......... 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Ifill ..... , 11r •11U't 1 lrMie!llle 1n1ae4 fi1 ai"'• 11111111 !lid 1 .... ta ...., _, !tbfl llli<!IMJII; , . _.. • !III • ' COLUMBUS (UPl)' - Glenn E. (Bo) Schembechler, whOse teams at Miami have won 17 of their last 20 gam· MORGANTOWN, W. Va. comeback 91}88 victory over tory of the young seasoli and es, including a 9·1 record this year, was named Satur· W~l) Dave .Reaser fired in previously unbeaten Illinois. the first ever againsl,DlinOis ill day the 1966 Ohio college football coach·of·the·year. a f1ve-foot shot m the final secA capacity crowd of 6.500 four tries. In t!Je 15th annual poll con· ··-· - - -- ducted by the Columbus Dis- Bowling Green, 17-14. Miami's ond Saturday aftornoon to eli- watched the undefeated Mounmax West Virginia University's taineers notch their fourth vic- Reaser took a long pass from patth, ttie 37-year-old Schem- victories in 1966 included a 2o- \ Ron Williams, taking the bali bechler gained the honor over 10 win over Indiana 1 out of bounds in the middle of veteran Ed Sherman of Mus- A native of Barberton, Ohio, 1 kingum, Ute unbeaten champion 1948, 1919 and Hl50 under Woody ; 1 b!• ol the Ohio Conference. Sher- Schembechler was an nffen·: man won Lhe award a year ago. ~ive tackle on Miami team& of ning shot, Schembechler received 11 11948, 1949 and 1950 under Woody Reaser'a goal climaxed • Boy ling Green, 17-14. Miami's \ Hayes. ' The Southwestern Highland- ~ linebacker recieved the trophy brilliant second haU effort by fu·st-place votes from the 3~ I Following a stint in the Ar· j ers 1966-67 football squad enjoy- for the best defensive player ur the 6-frJOt--6 junior forward. He Ohio college coaches and was . my, Schembcchler was an ased their first annual football the season. fired in 20 points in the last lJ mentioned on 21 ballots. On a : sistar.L Lit_ Presbyterian College . h h 1 . . . . minutes .after a goalless firs& I hig ba· nquet at tIe 3-2-1 point system, he received ! and Bowhng Green before mov-., sc oo Rtchard D11Jon, JUmor end, re- half 47 points to 39 for Sherman, 38 1ing to Northwestern as a mem-, Friday night sponsor~d by ceived recognition as first team ~ · the atheltic boosters club. All SVAC dream team alnng Carl Head fled the WVU atfor John McVay of Dayton and ' ber uf Parseghian's staff. He· The evening began with a wiUl twa teammates Keith Cart- tack, scormg 24 pomts. Reaser 11'1 ellch for Keith Piper of Den- joined l;layes at Ohio State becovered dish supper at 6:30 p. er, sophomore quarterback and finishrd with 23, Williams had ison and Kirk Mee or Defiahce. l fore moving to his alma mater! m, followed by the presentation nussell Miller, eenior halfback. 18 and 6-foot-8 Bob Benfield Ara Parseghian, coach of as head coach. Notre Dame's national cham- SchembeC'hler's fo ur-season of awards to individual play- Highlight of the evening was bagged 13. pions, was the only allier Ml- record at .Miami is 27-10<1. 1 ers, by Coach Steve Stiles, first the guest speaker, Mr. Jim Rich Jones, a talented 8-foota ami coach to win the award. The , Dispatch inaugu_ra1 rd the I year coach. who finished the "Shorty'' Moss, All • Continent- 7 junior forward, sparked lUiseason 0-7-2. al League choice at tight end nois by scoring 30 points and PHrseghian was the first win- ~ ~1~ l<> years .ago to gtVe recog- 1 ner in 1952. mt1on to Ohw college cuaches, l Freshmen earni ng emblems for the Charleston Rockets pro- getting 15 reboonds. excluding Ohio State. The were Russell Bush, Rustv Hut- fessional football team who is , As 1\easer 's game • winning "~ucil of the ~redit for Mi- coach-of-the-year receives ~ : chins, Jerry Johnson, William also guidance counselor at shot fell cleanly through the am1 s success must go to the plaque and a Ionge Lrophy at a Kiser, Charles Tackett and Lar- Herbert Hoover High School. pets, Illinois coach Harry fantas~ic ~roup or seniors who sports banquet March 13. · ry Terry. Numeral winners in- Mr. Mass said that, "Pride, f:ombes lt.lt ked over the watera ~a\'e 1?sp1red our team _to vic- \_ Previous winners, beginning I eluded . Robet Lawson, William Dedication. and Desire are I bucket and protested vigerously .ory ~~, 15 of lhe last .16 \ m 1952, were: Parseghian of Greene, Ed :-o1cCarty, William three of the most important that the shot should not have ~-ames, Schembechler _sa1d. Miami, Carroll Widdocs of Ohio I Ramsey. Dave Morgan, Char- ingredients of a winning football counted. The officials told We also are blessed w1lh al L'niversity, Paul Hoerueman of les Williams and Doug Smith. player and a winning team. Ar- Combes the timekeeper ruled gre.at coaching start without Heidelberg, Sherman ot Mus- i Letter awards went to sen- ter his talk, he showrd the film the shut in the air when U1e Which w_e coul.d not ~ave won kingum, Doyt Perry of Bowling I iors Gary Edmonds, Ted Fort- of the Charleston . Orlando final hom saunded. two strmght M1d-Amencan Con- Gree n, Dill Edwomb of Witle n- 1 ner, Gene Hall, Dwight Lloyd, game in the Tangerine Bowl in fere~ce _championships." berg, Trevor Rees of Kent Russell Miller, Gary (Bear) Florida. ' GAME CANCELLED t_11a~ shared the ~id-Ame~i- Stale, Perry of Bowling Green, Provens. and. Paul David Following the program a ST. BONAVENTURE, N.Y. can t1tle last .Ye~. Wllh Bowhng Bill Edwards of W1ttenberg, Waugh . Juniors receiving letters dance was held for the players (UPil - The sch~duled SaturGreen ~~ this year with W~st; Keith Piper of Denison, Byron . were Curtis Baisden. Keith and their guests. Also honored day night basketball game here trn Mich1gan. The Redskms Morgan, Fiudlay, and Sherman . LEAP FROG-:- It appears Mrddl eport for·l\l ar rt Mark T annehill (4J\ is playing Farney, Howard Shriver and were the cheerleaders, Paula betweenSt.BonaventureUniver· only loss of the season was to last yea r. l~a.p _i~og Ill Uus _T1mes-Sentmel photogr<1 ph,, taken . early m th e Sl't'UIH l period of Don&ld Wa~ker. . Sophomr,r.es Perroud, Roberta Kiser, Wan- sity and the University ef Toleiopd~~ s ?AHS-Mtddl;JlOrt bas~rtball ~am e. f annehlll snaggrd the f('hound from were curt1s Ba1sden, Ke1th da Bloomer, Judy Bumette and do was cancelled because of lial!ltl s.1om ~lead~\\S (44~ \~'h1le M~·T s for.w~rd W:1ync J?a vJs (33 ) looked on. Partial- Carter. Donald Garber, Cary Carol Smith and Rita Miller. 1 bad weather. I~ shO.\\ n be.t\\.e~n fannch11l s legs IS Gallia s Gene LJuJ re) Jackso n. number 14. Reynolds, Jimmy Dale Walker 1- - - - -- --:_:_:...:._:...:.:::::.:.::.:._____ GAll S held 1ls b1ggest lead allhis point, 17·11. Middleport won the game, 4643. and Freshman Jerry Johnson, · - - -·-- · · - --··- - Ervin Bush, junior fullback who was injured in the third game of the season also received a letter along with Zat Sal· rr.ons, the manager for the team. Special awards for the evenIng went to Russell Miller and Gene Hall in the form af tro-phies for being co-captians. Russell Miller also received the A~N ARBOR. Mich iUPI)trophey for the best offensive ·t JMEMPHIS, Ten~. (UP!) -. Quarterback Bill Miller ~lichigon scrambled rrom a 11). 1· •. and most valuable team playhI ames Cox on a ~B-yard ftnal penod pass play Salur· ·P'!int defi cit behind two hot . er for the 1966-67 campaig'n. day to} ~et up the wm~ung t~u ~h~own that gave Miami sOPhomores Saturday 3nd up~et · Jimmy Dale Walker, sophoa 14-V vrctory over val1ant V•rgmia Tech in the Liberty 'fll"evlorrsiy unb<aten Dav;dson more fullback and defensive Bowl. 71-<lB. The lean and hungry Tech Gobbler~ held the ninth·ranked Miller, full back D<lug McG•e Sophomore Dennis Stewa!lled Hurricanes scoreless in the first land runnmg back .Joe Mira lhe WDiveriue comeback~ ramhalf, but in the second half, managed to squelch lhe rale- mmg home 14 of hls 22 poi nts in I' dale. U1e rinal 12 minutes. Ste-wa rt's J x' McGee plunged from the one sophomore running m<~te, Bub to break a 7-7 tie four plays aft- Sulliva n, scored f1 rve points m er the Miller • Cox: aerial. the winning Michiga n burst. • .~ ~~ lltf'.l4!1' ..,.,pii;FGI ~ to be ' ~ •ll w lk H M er, a er onored At • sw FootbaII Banquet FIrst 1 1 ,Miami Nips Foe .14-7 In Season's, Davidson .• Upset By First Bowl Game Wolverines I -·-- Arnold And ';AI . e 3fider Tops' Tornado Tea.JD, 80-'Ij6 Jack Capture l~ Team Crown Miami's first touchdown came Davidson, hitliug half ils on a . seven-yard M~ller-to-M1r~ ~;ho t s fro m the floor and all fi\'e j PALM BEACH GARDENS, pa_ss m the third pet:!Od to cap a I free lhrovl' altempts. took Fla. \UP[) - Arnold Palmer dm'e t~at starl~ d . on Miami's I comm:md in the opening half and J<Jc k Nick laus enhanced "1' . .. 47. Ray Hams k1ckcd both and built its Je&d ta 10 points the-ir position as co-rulers of the : . ,. ,~.. ·~ · .·.,,' ....."1.\~·-·i' 1 Alexander t of Athens County extra pOJ~ts. . midway in the seconJ halL ~ world of golf Saturday by remained unbeaten and chalk· Tech scored midw ay tllrough But hot shoaling by Stewart ' putting together a string of P.d up its thii·d straight cage ~e sec~~~ q_uart.er, w;th w?:k- r.nd Sulliv nn pulled Michigan to birdies to win the $275,000 PGA ' !_ victory at the expense of visit· ors~ t;u oac~ 10 n~ FranciSco a 61 -Gl lie with 4:05 le-ft and the ,, I National Team Championship in ~ An new from heacllightta .taillight. lng Southern, 80-46, Friday ~~mng over .rom t e one after Wolvcrmes grabbed a threethf'! richest golf tournament ever ~The fabulous FIATl124. night in a Mid-Ohio Volley ' !JvMe·pla~ drlve thai 1 sl!JGrtedbblon point lead before David· · staged. 11te tamt 21 w ;en o er . . I. Check these feature~ at no extra cost. Palmer and Nicklaus shot a Conference game J' R' h d bl k d son surged back to t1e 1t on a . . · tmmy 1c ar s oc c a ' best-boll, eight - under · par . -~ D Disc brakes on all 4 wheals D Five The hosts, Jumped .to a !7-<i Bobby Stokes unt atlem t and l liuckle. . !.. 64 Saturday for a 72 hole totai flrst quarter lead, piled up a re over d P P thrct'-~.mnt play by Wayne 40-15 margin by halftime and Jc h eU.t' k' k d lluck!,·. "I GOT it , and ye~.t'rc not getting it." That must of 32 - ·under - par 2.56 and a ~· passenger comfort 0 4-way Safety c. o n m IC e the exira . Stewi.lrt 1e.d M'1c111gan · ~ente r Btll · (Spi:: flasher system 0 Independently fused . •.~ sror- I havr crJCe.n \V1~a t M'ddl I ~por I' s 6-4 semor three ~ stroke victory aver the Ied 63-30 when the thi rd quar- point. •' head and taillighls 0 18 Safety leaiU!ea ter ended. The s mbl' g G bbl i 1ng and Sulilvi.ln added 13 1def) Davts said. acco rdmg to the exp ressiOn on Blue De- runnerup team of Doug San' .era m o ers •10 . Sh h · s It s ·1 d J. G'l • ( · h. · Coach Bi1l Whaley's strong entered the . ~ . t pmnts. arps ootmg co m- vt guar m1 .1 mores ace 1n t Is act1on·packed photo, ders and AI Besselink. at no extra cost 0 fnr ta~en midW<lY In the second pc.riod of Friday's ~AHS- There were still 28 teams in . five ':as led in scori~ by shar~- underdogs, ags~~de ;~~ r~~r noc~ !it:ored 20 p11inl:; See FIAT 124 today-drive it away! , · hooting Greg McDanret who hrt own 13 nn ihe first scri mmage DavidSOn an d Hodney Knowles ~ Mrddleport basketball game. Middleport roll!ed tn the the 70-team field out on the 10 field goals and a free throw play of !he game and then they had 11. fw al 21 seconds to wm, 46-4 :...:.:3~.- - - - - - - - - course when Palmer and finished But, in order lor 21 markers. . , got wild. to accommodate television. the Others ID jouble flMiami played conservative leaders went out early in the . gures.for the wmners were R bail, content to walt for the final round and no team closer . 14. Brooks and Hamill with breaks. . • then 13 strokes out behind them. I Milo Above The Silver Bridge In Kanauga, 0. Westwith and16Perry also each T ch d . ted U f' t h If B-y CURT BLOCK New York (5-5-2) at S(,n DiegoI1reserve. But, 'm any case, . d 1 8 I e _omma lC Irs . a ~ UPI Sports Writer 16-5-ll, and Denver (4"8) at . . . smothermg the potent M1am1 .. . ., I strategy ;s obvmus-pass. II~~~~~~ chippe n · Grabbing scoring honors, attack which had beaten Gmo ~appe1lettJ !i nght toe Oakland (7-5-1}. .h9W~\·er. was Tornaj:lo senior jorange-Bowl bound Florida, I has provided t~e difference for No discussion of 1he Patriots Kansas City, the Western ·~;·'h , m,os Wal!b.rown, Ba. st?n the apast but this .scasGn isJin1 complete . . . wmner. . k h b ak 5-10 t s.enl. d for, :, southern CaUfornia and Georgia : P t ts often hopesm for second mentioning Nar1ce.without Til" DIVIsiOn hasn ,t lost 1 ., o san me uc .e s an iVe •during the regular season. 1 ' , no ·. .. . .. charity toss~s frJr 23 points. ~ Miami bad a 7-2-l record Af L Eastern ~IVJ~JOn title m£Ly bruJs mg fullback l1 as ga med a Jts last 51x games ar.d leads 1 Sherm Cundtff was the only entering th~bowl. Tech was s-1. · now rest on. hiS ngh~ knee. league leadmg 1,234 yards and , . • pther Southern player to get in 11, including> 8 victory over Sun C~ppelletli, _four-lime AFL las t Sunday est3bllshcd .an ~FL J(l()p ,n total offense and to.ol 9ouble figures as he connected Bowl entry Florida Slate scormg champmn. suflered a !'tandard for most carnes m a I defense The Chirfs' ~16r 10. Bob Grueser added 8 to 1 · wrent hed knee and thigh in the I season-264-and has his sigh is · ''·the Tornado totals. · first period of the Pals set on Jimmy Brown's all-pro attack is ably fortified ... The Meigs County crew, now triumph over the Buffalo mark of 305 rushes set in 1961 . halfbacks Mike Gurretl ar.d · '1-1 Qn th~ ;seasOn, was host to . · ... last Sunday and although Houston, wilh only the "spo- Bert Corm and fullback \..UrJJSII . ~yger_ <;reek's Bobcats Jast \ 1 ···~,!..; manage~ two .extra poi nt lier'' r?le as an incentive, will McClinton, all amon~ the .,., .. , 11 dlgh!. . • ag~es. 0 ~- · conversrons, he miSSed one start Clther D<ln Trull or Buddy lop 10 in rushing and QUarter·- II Southetn's ReserV1!9 dropped . 1 goal attempt end had Humphrey at quarterback with I back Len Dawson has fired . Its first .d~cision of the season PIIILADF.LPIIIA (UP!) -The blocj<ed. '';~i.';·e:i:ite:i:ira:iniiiiiG :i :i:ie:i:io~rg~eiiiiin~l~an~d~aiiiiin~l~to~u~chdo~w~n~pa~&"""~·iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii; . 8! Alexander romped to an IJO. ClevelancJ Btq\\'ns, sUII a long- Buffalo, second place in r:i ., 31) win in the preliminary co~· shot contender for Nalillllal East with an IH·l record. is ENTRY BLANK · ~tst. '· Football League's Pi3;oli;Jlowl, this week and closes out Gallipolis Suuthern Ohio :Soothero .. ...... .. 6 15 30' 46 meet lhe. revrnge · ~ fhil· home with Denv.er next Sunday. Golden AAU Gloves Event . AleJan\ler , , •, .17 10 63 80 1adelphia Elgles at • ·•Franklin The Patriots (7-3-a) fmish on We Will Close December 24th At 5:00P.M. '.,!!9U!Ii•l'll <II) Cundiff Field Su~y belore. a , full the road at ijouston this weel< ll January 12, 13, 14, 1967 >"t-210; R. Prollltt 1-'H, 'Wall· ~ouse of ·alloul 60,1100 tan~. '. and in lihea stadium against brown !l-5-23; Grueset 4-'6'- The Drowns, who also llave New York Jete. next Saturday. FIGHTER'S NAME ......... .... .. , .. AGE ... , · 8, Beeite ,()-0...0, Totals:· 18- a micrbscopic chance lor .the Cappelletti, dope~~ as one OPEN CLASS ..... ,. • , NOVICE CLASS ...... , ltl-41. · · division title, must <leleat .the ·quarterbirck Baliilt>ar~lli's . Alt,iander (Ill Hamill 7.J.O- Eagles and the Cardhiais ~t Sl; "•crrite-lari~a..l~hls flanlker ll TEAM OR CLUB .............. Unattached .. .. _llf. •yeO! 4-().;.., R Brooks s- Louis o~ Saturdat to gtlllUfy post. But .. 'fi·46, Nlj!gemeyer 2-H, .Me. : lor the runnerup game in Jol~ t.ai· ollie~ · I!Janl~l' lf)...ll-2), Perri ~· ami. ·· • ''Grhirman, Whalen, Larrv ll Fighter must be at least 16 years old. All fight· S. BI'Oioks l~l.o.;i. '!"'tals 3$:.But the Browns, who sun ,do Garron, Jinl Colelough and ers under age 21 must have consent of parents or QOBI not believe in miracles, ,Belllilo. legal guardians. MaU entry blanks to: 725 Fourth I" 1-1-3. · Totals as-, will ing to §ettlc form lll\d In ..!ltller AF,L ·games, J<on:sasll Ave., Gallipolis, Deadline !or submit• ··~ if they win the last two games. City (lj.2-l; Ia at MilJml .. (?riiOJ,I!..,;Ii::;'n:,:'g:.;•:n:::tr:,:ie:s,.:l::,s::;Su::;n:«::•Y::;·,:J:;:a:;:'l-,.7::_,~1:96:;7~._ _ _ _ _ ri ·~ the new Fiat 124 p f 10 1 BOSt on Chances Rest 0n Kicker~sKnee hllh~ I n .~icklaus Haskins-Tanner's... HOLIDAY STORE HOURS B ' F rowns ace E T d. Beginning Monday Dec. 12th We Will Be Open I 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. MONDAY THRU SATURDAY J- ........... .......... ''"'1111: Q - Ill lrlrd ·. ' ' lfllblll- - ·~. . 1 :.~~! ~7-t:: 1~2. SMIT H'S fiAT SALES and SERVICE • t¥. . .' · ~~!~~ :r~~ ~~~.~ W,: 1 1 1 ,.. (Iii, lellllal lelclrer tlrortap Ill' wono tbalaay ovar lall!<l t1 Illinois Upset, ,...;88 ' By West VirginiaF"{e Schembechler Coach of Year w~ .P.l~f.~ : ~ O~ioo'J5631. J ~: i ., '"} .• ) �I .' . ....., Edges Gallipolis In Defensive Bat~e, 46-'43 Middleport ' . I. . i •: , ~13; ~13:~- To~ wa~. 43~ ~- Pom-~3-9; ~rd ~era· their\ . ~- B0 bca tS vp ,. Je n.d Eastern, ' .64•59 . ·~· ~ ~ ! lrom Mi<ldlepOI't with ao effec- 1ped in to give GAHS a 13-9 lead Eastern Eagles .Frldy rught at made 10 field plla ad Briao Wat110n and Gordie Trace ·' live slall . .before tite period ended. Kyger Creek Hi&b ScOOGI and free tltrowa !Or'2l points. wm pllf 11 defelsemeD, Soulbwestern .. · 0 2 .9 108 With 03 oeconds loll Gallia's , . . . . downed lfle Metgs Countians &1Hall bad 13 Deniiis TOTAUi I I 'ISS 7il 10 0 La Mitchell was f{e , GalhpoiiS hiked IIi lead to 59 in a Southera Valley Athletand '"" s' uk1iJ "!_, , nd , f ,SIX pom\s twtce m the second tc Conference tilt • 1 lh B bca""" pa g miSKU a 'one.a -one ree . b G HS . · e o ta. 1 tbr attem A . ball stanza. However, wtt A The WIR put Kyger Creek in f owed P1· JU 111 P Ieadmg 17-11 at tbe 7:13 mark, second place tie with tbe Allhoup Eastern oiits<:ored y J ·k ts Tannebill, Wayne Davis, Bill Eagles in \he SVAC race both Kyger Creek 27·18 in the fourth 0; ; ' ·. . • e Vllllinl . e11 ow . ac e (Spider) Davis, and George Sau· ,teams having I 2·1 reco;u, It period, the bill last quorttr obtained possesSion. Wtlh 25 er unloaded with 13 stralgM , evened Kyaer Creek's slate at • ' by the Meigs CounU.I!I another Jump ball poiats. Within six minutes, Mid· 2-2 lor the season. The loll Jell to overtake the Bobcats. was '<ilcport owned its biggest lead led 17-11 at the Aglll lbe J•cketa 1•1 the of the mgbt - seven pomts penocl, at lbe balf, ttp. Four .......... Way· ;' 24-17 as 1:30 remained in the 11 Dovla oa\looae what first hall. I ti:J leading u mudt u J4 po1Rt1 provool 10 be tl!o wlonlal 1 Allor tbe omolte clelr'd bt lR tbt lbird quarter. i loal . . . lbe aecoad period MHS bod Coach Mike Morrison'a North Gallio High School Tbe hot lhooUog Bobcats Gallipolis called time out out.-ed GAHS, • -f. T k • Plratea downed the Hannan Wildcats 71-64 Fri· 2t field goals in $1 at!E!mpils I 17 Mttchell Jacket• took a li-lt load to day Dilhl at Mercerville to take ftrst place in the South· from the 8oor lor 50.1 per totb Dllced As the locker roomo atlatermisern Volley Athletic Conference. 81ld 48 e "" '"'11ra towar~ the . 'Ibo win puts the Plrotu io - spaulditJII&eti!DI ~aid Jerry i' Butcher dosed m. The came back strong Jackson's fronmen continued first place with 1 1_. record. ners with 26 markers. Dave Ho· Hall II,' ' ·• · · i CARS ' offtc11i1 nled Mitchell charged . th th'rd t hi . to upset pre-101,.. ......,,ctions North Gallia's over-all record ger anc1 Mike Payne each total The Eqlel ahot 36 • 0 1 s on the. ed play · Only four seconds 11 anza, c ppmg aF 'cia .. 11 • -·""" 22 of i way the Jackets lead With rt Y ni1ht •• they romped 1·1. •...,.. for oecond place ed 17 marken lor the winoers. .......... I J: remam . Butcher san' . '" " 14:02 lett, Tom S eocer .ut the to an euy- vlctwy over oro Easlel'll of Mello couoty \ shots. Eutern had 21 '•• free toases. That made tl 46· Gallilllll ahead apaiD The Nelsonville ia lbe 111llll Grey· IIIII KY&tr Creek of GalJla ' For tbt looero! Terry Cr• lo the remve pme, tSG• buzzer sounded Wlth lead oee-oawed :ack' aod forth houod &YJI!lllllum. couoty • botb witb J-1 SVAC ree- ImD•IDIDapuDiol lpedbadm 1231 downed Kyger Creek. tM5, """ "' possessiOn at IIUd until Wayne Davis bit three Showing • balaoced IICtring orcla. ave 10 o s ' a... u Karr &eltlll 10 points The filleet'Dew oar court. . , . . slraight crip shots wtthln a attack led by Larry Gilliland, Han1a1 Trace ll H in ali iWISe · [Rose bad eight. For Kyler 1be tbrillms lintSb short apan. When the third per· Christ Mullins IIIII Horold &lilies, and tholr SVAC record !' The Plra\ell bull! up 1 15·12 Cmk, Tom Reese had eight :l I the tod ended, Middleport .... back Howe, the lrmmeo raced off II 1·1 lo all sames, Eastern I! first period lead. By hal!Ume, and Tom Hysell bad five. 01 y ue v • an the VISit· : on top 38-34 to a ti-t firot periocl ltad in· S,2 IIIII Kyger Creek II :!-1. the viaitoro were oo top 3HS Eastern 11 12 9 before 1 made it 10-34 with 7:43 creased It to 37·11 ot the batt, Idle Friday oJabt wao South· IAlter three perlocls, it sull Kyger Creek 17 13 16 11Hi4lli AU of Cldllloo'a ..,.._ ..,_... Ud cllolio\llltO ..,...,. P "Our def ·. . 1tell the same. Then GAHS and were out front !HI olter weolerl whole lfUOD record 1Nortb Gallia ""'7 Eastern II IZ t ia yOOD ill a lata·motlol. Cadillao. b 10 lor seven Jtraight poillts three quortero. .. en!IVt won .. lilts rallied II bolb SVAC sames. Douglas 6-7-18; Speocer curtonl wido ooJoetion. ,..118od a Codillao tl!al itlfn 1 tame, Slid Coach \lOtte. Asa on soals by GII.i.ey, Mitchell Coach, Dave Ftsller'o quiltet Soturclay ruatrt sameo includ· • NORTH GAUJA, (71) IHHI; Etcbtnger !0--1-24; far mon io f•tanall!d doMal•tlaloolioD and Mark tTanne- awo) and Jacluon'l ko toll8. really bombed tho hoops In ed: SOulbwutern at RuUaocl; I GarreU, 7-12-26;1Deel, 2- Roush 1-11-2; Newland ...,. ololhor IIIIML Allll JOII'll Jod, of prfcll to ' h Ill did a JOb IThat made it 41-4G, 'GAHS, with the final otanza aa they ripped Kyaer Creek at Racille; and I3--7; IHHI; Hager, 6; Bennedum IHHI; 1b practically lilY budpt. to 17 on Larry Mitchell, . be conttJ· 11·55 left. Bradbury bit oaother in 24 points while Neloonvine Unloo Furhee II North Gallill. l--l- ' Skidmore, S--0--4; 22-lli-$9. 66 C1dill1c H.T. Std1n De VIlle _ ... J • ued. M1tchell waa linuted to to crip with .1\ -aitiiatr MilS collected II. . At Mercerville Friday, both Payne, 5-7-17: TOTALS 24-- Kner Creek tM)F1l11 power equipm•... piUI Clloiate Control ·•• , 3 mar1ers by the Jackets' tighl :Jed . .;. , •·n' • rC , Tbt viclory uppad loekoon't leptl .CDllected S4 field &oa!J, :11-71. :l-4-1o; Hall Grose 't' nl man-lor-man defenn. The• came Gilmoro'o lapin oeuon rectrd to :1-1 willie the but tilt Plratu eubed m on UNNAN TBA.e£ ("I >-1-11; Bradbury eli to DJ, 1 owner DeW Cadlllae trade, turqliGIII Btllt ,..,... qroetl \ltolr with 2:5$ left. Ttten came the Houncla are 1-t. 21 fret throwato Morrloon Dlluoil, J...:-12: """'· II- White i-0-2; Eblio , with turquoiae lnllrlor. · teuto ""' &Out lluougbOIII Ihrilling fini!h I Mulliua and Gilliland eocb hl8 lint flctory ., I Norlb t-4; Cretaeelll, 11-11-33; Bie' ' . 1 Bucklet 0--0-(): Totals :' ... teot. "You would have Glllipolis aw'ltcbed to 1 ...e netted II points for tho winDers Gallia eoaeb. kel, 4-l-t: Wioe, 4-2- 0; ' 66 Cadillac Convertible De VIlle _ $5000 24 "' were playlas fur defense in the canto as with Moun\ oddiq 17 ond Roter Garrett paced the win· Sbeell, o-ci-G; TOTALS ' Full power equipment, radio, white tddmU-tlfea, a marbl" lllllfbl," re· o result of foul problems. Tttt Howe 14. ' · - -!6-M. PICKED FOR FAME very immoeulate cor, new Cadlllle trade. · 1 1be . lb Galllano committed 22 persoa- Steve Hubbard'• II mark•• 15 •• 16 . J40NTGOMERY' Ala. (UP!) 64 Cadill1c Coupe D. Viii• · .• tee m e ala, Middleport bad 11. topped the llowtda with Tim a.... II - 71 - Ettdl Roger Murphy of Full power equipment. radio, white tddewlli ,lli't.i. first quarter. Mitchell btl a tont GAIISilltla eold olgbt from ancake oddinl 17_ (Ail Gomeol Hoaou Trott p Zl 14 17 - M Norlbwestern aod Jim Greth of tinted glaoo, t!Jt.lteeriag wheel, crulJe contro~· 'A~· jum~r. from the atde with 6:20 tfle lleltl, •lnkinl oaly 14 ol The box score· ~ W L P OP Reoerve oeore - North Gal· AriZona were picked Friday tronlc eye, comfort control alr-eondltloalnl. · ' remairuog. He added a free toss It JGalo for Z% per eell MHS JACKSON· jill lddleport · • • • J 0 192 142 II• w011. tj!e.North squad lor the Dec. with 5:15 lefi, makin& it 3-0. ldt 34 per COlli from ~~~~ lleJd Howe 6-1-11· Mullfno I-+- ;thens ........ ! 0 98 89 aoou&l'Blue-Gray football game. : 1 61 C1dlll•c Coupe De Ville--"-· $1495 - - -- ofo!dq 17 of M obota. Mlteb: 18; Patton 1+z; Gilliland 5 J :186 247 Rio JV'1 Drop The South also added a pair 1 ~11 power equipment, radio, white aldewall tltto, en paeed GaWpolla wttll 11 -l!-IB ; Mount 7- 3-ll; Green Nel "iJ1.... .. I 122 121 94-82 Decision of players but concentrated on tinted glass, one owner. . , poioll. Saaer tallied 1% for 1-4-2; Malone 1~2; Lucas Go ....~ e .. .. : 1 m 131 The Rio Graode Julllor Var· beefmg up Its hne. The Soul~ the Jackets. GAllS sank li ol 3-4-10. TOTALS 30-21-11. 0 23 :: aity baoketball oquad suffered John OPIN IVES TIL 1:00 ID :,fr;.:os: ud Middlepol'l H .NVJU..E (Ill Loson .. :: I 144 184 lta oecollllou 111 oeveo lallleJ aMndemp:his l , . u .,.. ~,_11 Harold sat Columbua Friday nighT as State GAHS conuruttod II turnov- , 1-7; Pancake 7-3-17; Haolng SIIOAL VARSITY BU10 Colle&e ocored a 14-12 tri· ~· . - - -OW ers. Gal- H-10; CokerTOTALS 5-2-12::»-+Cor· TEAM . lipolisMiddleport controlled lladtheeight.boards rigan 1-11--2. W L p OP umph. Larry McDaniels was bigh Cambndge 64 Carl'ollton 59 OMAC FINANCING Dolaadllll SEOAL champion with a secood half effort, 31-37. 66. :::• .. .. .. 2 0 155 117 for the looero with 34 polots. • Bern 73 Tho Platns 89 P'omarett 992-5342 Ath... Friday night overcame Gilkey aocl Mitchell each had I Scere by quarters: - ... 2 0 116 102 Daooy Wlloon, Blo JV ace, was York 57 carthage-Tray SS ID -ly Logon lead lo hand mne rebounds for GAHS. Bill Jackson 16 !7 10 II Pome .. .. •... Z 0 M U sidelines with an ankle injury. GIOtllter 66 Rome-Canaan 33 tho h18hiY • fovortd Chieltains Davts had 13 lor the Jackets, I Nelsonville 9 21 18 118 ' Ntlso royll .. .... I I 122 128 The Rio JV's will play at Lon- Alexander Btl Racme 46 lbelr 1teond straight loop toss Gallipolis is. now 1·2 for the I Reserve score: Nelsonville 10 • .. " Tuesday. Box score: 1 by a fftlll count of 50-4 . season. MHS IS 3-ll. InSide the , Jackso• 32. Galt' Us ·· •· · · 0 2 RIO JV's (Ill 07 4 11 wu Athens 31st straight win al SEOAL, Middleport II 2.0 and [ Lo Ipo " . ... . M 1 Foster !--1-8; Le<luone 1•-· GAHS . gan .. ....... •1 12 IJ4 tS I122 \1-3 ; Mill er ...--; ' • ' Hawk'liS I ....,., · 11-2. Ue • TOTAlA Playillg oo the Athens hard- . Mtddleport played at Jack-[ 14 12-1-5: McDaniels wood, Logan grabbed the lead •on Saturday mght. GAHS took I SEO Rijgs :1-+-4; Bethel o-1-1; at H aod were never behind '"" Wellston ai home. Bo ')£ TJIJAM AL RESERVES u !Conway 3--1-7: Hamilton 6Itqliltbe Bulldogs knotted thel•core: -.JV th W P 62 P 12-H. TOTALS 2 4L 76 ..11111 •t 19-29 and then went MIDDLEPORT <ltl A en• : . .. " .. 1 BUSS COLLEGE <Mi i 1111 front 33-31 in Ute third per·l Bradbury, 1-0-8; Sauer, SCoarh Terry Hansley'c GAHS ~~~nviiie .... 2 0 797 70! Kincade ii-2-12; Ruth 1-.Q ' iod. 2-12; B. Davis, 2-4-8; W. Blue Imps, down 211-16 af half- e stan .... .. I I 1 751-2: Zink 3-1-8; Gilchrest 6- oe~.~~· ~""· f~uted. p l•~a tes ~ake lat~r, wH~ 0 ver F.,, ...st l n. Cr~ ~~ Stan d JRIY.Ci. • 0 ~altbeendofthreeperiocls, 3~:11 ~1th 11;:"~emauu;;g. G•~S court~ ba~ket, Mateh FOf Tra~e Jackson '5' s~:jlipolls Tb~t w~o ~r=~y :~ggle ~tweea. 10:ck,:t 1~:.;:ckets pia~ ~~rado~ry) . treme~,dous I sau~r ~2. ~ ~·: 1 II•• m~:edpo~~ SEO Standings N:.iJ~ra: b~~~d w~." .. ... I~ .~::: . !~ The Chieftains led ~~ and Davts, 2-1- 5: Tannehill, 1- time, forged aheod 28-26 aft· Gallipolis .. .. .. I I 76 75 ,2-14; Nelson 6-0-12; 11-:11 at Ute eod the first 2-4; Nelson, 0-1-1; Butcher, er three periods, buill up a 3!- Logan .. " " .. I I 63 67 ~ ~hrey 13--o-31; Collins 3-J- ', 01 periods before Athens' l-1-8: TOTALS 17-12-46. 3(1 lead wlth only 1:19 remain- Pomeroy .. " .. 1 I 12 90 7; !!ayes 3-0--6; Jooes 1-0lqbt back to tie the score st GALLfpiJLJS 1431 ing, then held on lor dear life Jackson . .... . 0 2 61 77 2. TOTALS 41-12-it. 16-36 alter three quarters of ! Gilmore, 1- 2-4: Jackson, 2- \ in the final 45 seconds Frid•y ..... 0 2 70 83 \ Score al Hall- BliBS 40, Rto ' play. 6-10 ; Spencer, 3- 1-80 Ford, to nip the Middleport reserves TALS , I I ,5H 5H 32. Early in the !inal slanza Ath·I 0-2-2 ; Gilkey, Mike Fenderhosch's crlp FRIDAYS RESULT!i: , I ens took a . lead and w.s lrhell, 6-3- 15: Ryal, 0--0-(); · shot w:th 119ieft IH'Oved lobe (Vanity) , . . !WHITE SIGNED 30 never again38 behind until the , Meadows, 0-0-11; TOTALS 11-~ the winning goaL Middleport 46 Galhpoh• 43 DENVER (UPll -Andre i . tl th h !5-43. Tho Jacket Babes had con Pomeroy 63 Wellston 5I White, a tight eod at Florida tioecond na1 whleague IS e gave em t Plra M'dydl B Qu arters : N 1sonvt'II e 66 win without : lrnl of the ball durin& the final· JAathckson~83Loe A&M, was sljned Friday by the : !oM. • . eport 9 17 12 8- 46 ' 45 sectnds of play . but missed ens~ gan 44 Denver Bronc01 ol the Amert- 1 Dennis Rapp led the Bulldogs iGalhpohs 13 6 13 9 - 13! three consecutive fool shotsq , , (Jieoerv"l csn FootbJ!l League, White, , with 15 potnls followed by Curt ! Offtctals ... Zimmerman and plus four field goal attempts in I Galli!"'hS 38 Middleport 36 who this year caught :1$ passes ' Heady wrth !4 and Jack Cla'h Turner. going down to defeat 1 A\hens 38 Logan 31 for 321 yards at Florida A&M, with JJ. · Reserves - Gallipolis 38 Mtd-, The Imps are now I·I over- Wellsfo~ 57 Pomeroy 36 was Denver's No.2 future draft . ,, dleport 36. \ all MHS is 1-2 Bill Henry was Nelsonville 10 Jackson 3Z choice. 2 h d Gr eg PostonoopemM .· ·.: t•• 2~: MI~[ 28-:M. ,, UIGAN 1411 BOUM BOOM OUT "HE flirtber stated that after the accident he was pocked out for a few seconds and upon coming to, tietd wbal ht thOUihl was SJDOke near the fro!lt ~: c:ar. He then attempted to get James (Bevan) out tbt eir 111n wu uoabe to do so. or Bruobed Link stitch Jcryhc swea· ter tn bl ut , gold. She~ 8 denim wllh sbearltn& Unln&, CoUll. Siu~s 8 to 20. to 20. 14.98 to 22.50 3.98to 7.98 No pre11 It would catch on fire. • "DOUG then tried to keep Bruce quiet and advised hilll to lie still •tod not move around. Doug knew all seriously injured and asked one of the ~t,l 01 at the I!Cene to call for. an amb~~~~ceii~: furtio.er alated he knew what was gomg on a e they waited for the atbulan;e. • . "JT Is the opinion o(j~ officer' who J=b~ate~l:h~ accident, that thll young lad C?ndu _ ~ : BEGINNING 44 · FRIDA.Y, DEC. 16 OPEN NIGHTS TIL 9 1 2 4 Poqon il -~-'l'l · m_the. ~at10naJ Hockey Le~gue , FrPr1rh 1- 1--.1: J\ull 2- l- 5; Brooker 1- 0---2; TOTALS 1~ w ~t h Chicago, announced Fnday ,Conde 5- 5- 15 ; Boggs 3- 37 1thai veteran Boom Boom 19; H•g~ertv 1 -0·~ • , 'fOl ALS Geoffrion wlll not miss any U- 10- '6 ATH ~NS 15tl' . '' . Rap 5--5-l5: H ·- ~ , _ L g<:~mes to _a _hard check in I RUJF: I~WS ~ 381 6 . ~ . ea ) ~ . Thursday mght s game. . G. Smith o--4-4 : Henry 7H. . C,: larh >-3-13, Eblen 1- , , The Rangers said that •-rays 1-15: ~·encferbooch 1- 0-Z· -4 • • sa~ 0-1- 1; !land ley I- ' ol Geo!frion's chest showed no Burson 3-0-6; Alberti 3- 1.:_ ~ 3. T ALS 18- 14-50 I broken bones and that he wtn : 7; Pauley 2~ -4: .Johnson oA~an 14 24 36 « fort!ID Saturday'& practice ,... \ 0-11; TOTALS 16-ll-38 · I eDJ I 2'1 3ti !JO ,olon. Geoffrion was oxpt'rled to By quarters: . Reservea: Athet!S 31, Lo&anbe reody for Sunday'l same Middleport 'B' I 11 t t0-'16 , Ill. &Kalnst Monlre•l. Blue lmpo 12 4 12 I0--3¥ I . . •.m• that r~:t:rt~o~:~~ ~~;~~t~~~~~l :~~~ir'could acctdent. b.ve I due to the nature• of this • • ll ng boy to risk great t•F(>R ,someone, es~cia yha yo\1 alreJdY seriously in· peraon~ Injury when e .~as jured, is certainly a b':'vt a;t. 0 . th Is still confined to ' wheel chair at hls T~ ~!. After hit eoruUUol;! i'!lprove~ b~U ~e ~; . crutches for some tJine. 'Doug trancies Scout Troo'P 216l Mercf'f~e boy's deed They point· IJI(I Mt<. 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Shop1J_sFor Many Other Suggestions! SHOP PICKENS FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS! Check These Typical REVCO Savings: • • . Ulte4.91 ·. ~ DntCI. SPORT SHIRTS lmrh for lhf' wmrwrs w1t h Jim Conde had a Westfall 3-l - 7. Weiland 1NEW YORK '.UPI) -The , for lht- loser~. Box score · !--5· Kemper 2-0- 4· Stone New York Rangers, co.leaders l MIDDLEPORT 181 36 1 RANCH JACKET to Revco at the first sign of a sniffle. • • • 0 COAT SWEATER money-back guarantee of satisfaction. So rush ., "HE wu able to putb Bruce (Adkinl) out of the ddvta side of tbe c:ar partly but not aU the way smce ids ~ool was caU&ht wider the seat. Doug thend c:~ ed ut of tbe c:ar uilder lite ltUflnl wheel an . . .._.0 He moved ltiJil to the rear ofthe car, thmking ~~ddlepor( markers . ... ... I :I'IS 34-1~. greater savings, with a written, unconditional slttifta oil tbe right lide in the front seat. :.und ;:.~~a o!~~teof I~; ps lp •I MUS 'B' 38 and comparable Revco Quality Products at even tlesletten • • • "Dou4 alated be was a passenger In a car driven by · ~ Adkins 00 sunday, Aug. 21, 1966. He wu l!ldlng Ia the center of tbe front seat. James Bevan wu :~ :~don 8} 1m N tised brands at our everyday discount prices ... It, Cpl, J. G. FraDclea, Gai11poU1 Post, state HilhWIY Palfol wrote Mr. Scott a letter foUowlng lntinll'!' wllb the )ld, wbo at that time was still 10 a paliiDt In BOlser Hospital. Here Is part of Cpl. Fran· ~mes Wells~~ points lo lead Log an's attack ON s;w~o-pound A~t At Revco you will find all nationally adver- .. . KARR & YAJt ZANDT MOTOI SALIS at Home jwill also help you win the Battle of the Budget 1 =cb .•ocr. . . . p=• ,· ·•· Athens Cops •J 31st W n f self with remedies and supplies from Revco. lt a junior hiSh _stude~l at !tlereenWa (lie 11 receiving pn· vale tutoriDI at thla tlnle) tttffered two broken lllgs, a eoDipomul fracture of tbe riaht iolle, a trictured left ar~ In addltloll to 1lcerfltitnll .ml abrBSJOoa. sev.-ai Pt.f80I1! were injured iD the accident. The ve· blele Martin wu _a pusenger was completely S35'oo · 1 -' To win your private "Cold War", arm your- ' -. . --.~ four~ -~ AND AFEW KIND WORDS ••• TO BEAT ACOLD! . . yo~ Monln. $$~ -~ j Gallia ommended for a Ufesa'Vjog or mentor· , lous award for berOie action following an aulolnohllt accident on a Gallia coun· ty roadlllunnay,AUI· 2L lhoa-too,.,..,. ,I ! MORE IT THAN ABOX OF TISSUE ••• Scout revealed SaluNa)' lbat DotJps Martin, 12, sOD of Mr. and Mrs. Charlu Mulln, 8titl Bt.?'below Eureka, II being rec- ~..,Wllld ~; ~ . JAMES Scott, w-·• Mit~, ~1 R w~ Dateline: ' CADILLACS ~Deken.\ .~1 Holzer. Jlolpltal: Villtinl' Puckett, Mill Eunice Mil hdurs 2-4 and 7-1 p.m. PareDta RoY R~aell, '!be Rev. ChaJrtes \ only on Ped't~lricl Ward. T. SOttero, Mrs. John R. Veith, Admlolloao Mrs. Helen Campbell, Mrs. RobMary N. Bosler, Rt. 1 Gaill· ert E. Hemmood and lolant polls: Mrs' Baa1l R. Deweese, SOli, Mrs. Harry E. JohnSOn and Pt. PleaSII!t; Mra. Joteph c. infant daughter, Mrs. Cbarlei Paugh. Mason; Dione E. Cap• E. saoders and infant daughharl, New Heven; Dona E. Tur· ter, Mrs. Robert L. Searles ner, \\1. I Harrt100vllle: Mrs. Infant ·<laughter. Lois C. McKenzie, Rt. I Racine; Drane K. McAngus, Pomeroy: Brenda L. Stencllff, Jacketn; Ve\0!'1118 Memorial Hospital Mr1. Donald B. Ftreman, Co- Admillloaa - Rtchard Colelumbus; Mrs. Reese V. Dlos- man, Lolli Bottom; Jam e moor, New Manbfleld; Edward Young, Weot Columbia; Tackett, Flatwoocla, Ky.; Mrs. curlll, Racine; Linda HDacn, I Detpbll CUtnllliM, Letart G'allipoiia; Merle Maoley, Falls; The Rev. Willis G. Co- dieport. burn, Jackstn; David H. Par· Dlocblraes - William Starry, Jackson, aod Mrs. Alva DU· les, etarenee Nichols, ton, Soo~own. Withee, Jamto Ward, Blrdto Wheeler, Glenda Benedum, Mrs.,Cbarlto L. Deal, AlhloD, vld Stewart. w. va., daugbter, I:C p.m. Fri· ---lay; Mrs. Basil R. Deweese, Meip General Hospital Pt. Pleasant, daughter, 6:41 o. AdmiPIOD• - Earl stov<>r,( m. Friday. Horrlsanvllle; Lowell Csrper, · DloclutrJeo Pomeroy. The jlev. Donald G. Ashton, Dlocblt&•• - None. Mn. Dou111t G. Etlworda, 1!111 E. Htor)l, Debra L. Hellop, l'le!'oul Valley Hospital Jainet II.. Hull, Willer Krodel, MJIIllted; Mrs. Darrell Ml81 Eibel p, Kulm, Janet F. inptou, Pl. Pleasant; L YIll MontgomorJ', James R. Porter, Slarke)l, Glenwood: Mn. Colll'ad J. Price, Mrs. Dave nelb Wilson, Scottown, 0. ; ' b~ ~,. with ~_. ~Ill .u~e. ~ s c Hounds No I 1'711t•• . · . F I P~mtroy WEATHER ,:~ Pomeroy's starUD& five bit IJ.It II u.. ... of the lirlt line witlll 0111 Oil 01111111 111111:\Unt. points wbilt MOON tnd ceater BY Quortera: double figures as tbe Panthero quarter, but 1011 lilt lead dur· both to elncb the Paothor vie- Tile Pllltnn t. oil, pi II Rormle Logan got 13 IIIIi It pomeroy II :II 37 &:. BY HOBART WILSON, JR. . iof Coach RuSi Moore produced iD&Ibe HCond perlocl ancl Wtlla- tory. I polall ea free d.r.wo IIIII hit points, respectively. Logan led We1laioD 10 111 32 5I Wayne Davis, . senior forward, tn a a balaoced scormg aUack to too wu ea top Jl.2i ol ball· Pomeroy led ooco mldw•Y \ IIDr lltld Jlllb d1tr!D&Ibelaol Ute wtnners 1a rebouodllll with POMEROY - SwiSher 4--f. abort ju!'lper with 52110seconds Frtday rught defeat the Wellston Rockets 41S· time. Jumped back m tbrousb the quarter by 56-411 a£. qurt.or. eight of Pomeroy's 25. Pomeroy I'; Rodford Lop& !and teammate Jim Butcher, 5·7 _guard 58 Friday rugbt at Wellston. front With • !'·12 lead by tile tee Don Swlther aid Bob Wba- Swlsber and Whaley Ued lor hit on 191 ol 40 sholll from the 4-10; Moore Wbaley 1 two free throws with four seconds remammg to g 1 v.e The Panthers look advantage end of the third quaner. ley each sank lwo free tlll!ses. scoriD& lionora for Pomeroy as field for 39 per C8111 average. !-1--1•: Aotlenon Coach Carl Wolfe's Middleport Yellow Ja<kets thetr of 36 trtes at the cbortly tme, The R4eketa, however, bat- II wu the ahorp 1bootllll o1 each bad lt. ,Swisher hit four The Pomeroy ReserVn Joat56- ala 18 (27 of 38) 41S. third consecutive hardw'!"d triumJ?h. a 46-43 _dectston bitUng 27, wbile Wellston was Ued back throughout .the Rod Butscher !bat put the !iel4. c•llla nd,Ill: free throws.37 in the prellmlnory 1ame. WELLSTON - Lavendar !over Coach Duke Burson s Galhpolis Blue Devtls. smkmg 16 ol 'll. The Rockets final o!Rht mlautes and w 1t h Rocket• back in the came Ia wblle Whaley .tOssed In three Ken ED&IIsh was blgh for Buescher 1-6-21; Nlch· It was a defensive struggle all the Tbe lead got 21 field goals, Pomeroy ol· lloecoada remoiolng lbey lrall- the closing mloutes and focced buckets •ahd tl&ht foul shots. eroy with 1. olas J-3-6: Haybum t-3-11: exchanged hands 10 times. Tbe score waa tted on ftve ly 18. . , ed by only two at 51-611. Seconds ll!e visitors to eonllnue Bif BID was close Pomeroy played host to the[Joffera 4-2-10; Oonveod i-ll different occcas!on•. . _ The_ Meigs County eqers led later, BDl Moore went !:"_ .lbt topnotch abootll& al the foul at the heels with IS AthenJ Bulldo&• last lll8bt. Totlla 21 (18 of 21) Ill. Willi I: !IS rematrung tn the -·- - · • • 1 feurtb perind, Gallla'a Jim Gil· I Don Nelsol scored firs\ for T FARMED OliT rplacln& Goegllll. more tapped ln a twin pointer Middleport with a free toss at DETROIT (UPI) -llelenJe- SVAC VARSiTY STANDINGS to &i" Galllf'Oli• a lead. the , mark. Pete Goe1ao of lite Detroit TEAM w L p Ill' 4 27 The Bursoomen obtained pos· . , ·. . . Willp wu farmed out Norlh Galli 1 o 71 11 it oesslon oecoods tater. For two , With 2:t31eft in the flrsl Coach Johnny Wlckllnts KJ· Euterl with • :1-1 record wbo bod 10 field &oa!J and ern'l ·lolaL Friday to tho elub'l Amerleoo a"" 11 mlnutll and two seconds, tile iiod, it was 7-7. Rod Gilkey, MU-' ger Creek Bobcats outshot and Top "?'rer of theeventns wu four tree throws lor 24 polots. ! Eichinger edged Hockey Leasue afllllale In Eastern '" : : 91 213 GalliW kept 1be ball away , chell and Gene Jackson chtp- out-rebounded the htgb . flymg Eatltl'lll Cbarlu ElchlD&tr D!ek Dou&lu odded 11 to East-' Creek'• Cb!Jck Bradbury Pittsburgh. '!be Red Wlnp Pld Kypr Cr ··· 1 1 1 pum~d t·ematru~g sen10~ a~ded Mr.. ~~·~am~~~.; Pomeroy Stuns Wellston 63~58 For Fir~l SEOAL Win Wayne Davis Pumps In Winning Goal With 21 conds Left In Tilt Se fw\ j Weather Station. Avera1e blih templl'atUra t1t11 year 31.37 lncbes, 11131 nRST ARCl'lll EJPtOIIII Day lllP Low Weadler Prec. the week 11111 yeor 14.1, lut year U.ll6 lndlel. Jl7lbMI, I ON*. II . Sunday Tlme..Senlillel, Sunday, necember 11, 1968-7 Waldwe!l and daughter, Bidwell; ..,_:w 'lii!Niiiii'IID suo. 36 28 Cloudy Iyear 51.7. Normll averqe preelpitatloll Ill IJIYI • till flnl' 112 1 s Ronnie Slayton, Huntingweather COI1tlltlDU lor each 2f Mtl. 41 28 RaiD .:M \ Average low temperature lor 38.10 lnclles. Gjllortr. c to i8 38 Rain tile week lhla year 40.0, last lOll Jelft beiON tilt . Ml' .' Frances Tyllftl PI Plea· bour p8!'lod as reeoflled 1!7 Tnes. ' . pt r.iceo:-micll at ralrlli!d Wed. t2 54 Rain .12 \year 26.7ClTY WA'I'BRWOID - 111 CJif'lll, 111M bit ltl1l .-llttl IOD 'I; Pete · · Thurs. 7' 33 Cloudy .07 Total precipitation for the JI'riclay temperaturel - !liP M 11 illaod lM!1'Ib of 1c911•lld· Fbl. •an 'pau!.Smlth, Galllpotb Pleasant; Mrs. Bllly WilllaJDI. Fri. 62 56 Rain .311weekthbyearl.38,lastyear.O'I jmw lt. Saturd.l)' NldiJt&- • ..muriel. 110 • p1 em( Julia ADD Miller, PL BarbounVillaSat. .... 40 40 Rain .SO l Total preclpiiiUon to date for de&l'tll at 11:10 a. m. llt0r7· , A Jilscbarged: ' <• Rl~bard WEEK'S Dey Bond PI Pleasant j ,...._, ' · 1 ' .' �I .' . ....., Edges Gallipolis In Defensive Bat~e, 46-'43 Middleport ' . I. . i •: , ~13; ~13:~- To~ wa~. 43~ ~- Pom-~3-9; ~rd ~era· their\ . ~- B0 bca tS vp ,. Je n.d Eastern, ' .64•59 . ·~· ~ ~ ! lrom Mi<ldlepOI't with ao effec- 1ped in to give GAHS a 13-9 lead Eastern Eagles .Frldy rught at made 10 field plla ad Briao Wat110n and Gordie Trace ·' live slall . .before tite period ended. Kyger Creek Hi&b ScOOGI and free tltrowa !Or'2l points. wm pllf 11 defelsemeD, Soulbwestern .. · 0 2 .9 108 With 03 oeconds loll Gallia's , . . . . downed lfle Metgs Countians &1Hall bad 13 Deniiis TOTAUi I I 'ISS 7il 10 0 La Mitchell was f{e , GalhpoiiS hiked IIi lead to 59 in a Southera Valley Athletand '"" s' uk1iJ "!_, , nd , f ,SIX pom\s twtce m the second tc Conference tilt • 1 lh B bca""" pa g miSKU a 'one.a -one ree . b G HS . · e o ta. 1 tbr attem A . ball stanza. However, wtt A The WIR put Kyger Creek in f owed P1· JU 111 P Ieadmg 17-11 at tbe 7:13 mark, second place tie with tbe Allhoup Eastern oiits<:ored y J ·k ts Tannebill, Wayne Davis, Bill Eagles in \he SVAC race both Kyger Creek 27·18 in the fourth 0; ; ' ·. . • e Vllllinl . e11 ow . ac e (Spider) Davis, and George Sau· ,teams having I 2·1 reco;u, It period, the bill last quorttr obtained possesSion. Wtlh 25 er unloaded with 13 stralgM , evened Kyaer Creek's slate at • ' by the Meigs CounU.I!I another Jump ball poiats. Within six minutes, Mid· 2-2 lor the season. The loll Jell to overtake the Bobcats. was '<ilcport owned its biggest lead led 17-11 at the Aglll lbe J•cketa 1•1 the of the mgbt - seven pomts penocl, at lbe balf, ttp. Four .......... Way· ;' 24-17 as 1:30 remained in the 11 Dovla oa\looae what first hall. I ti:J leading u mudt u J4 po1Rt1 provool 10 be tl!o wlonlal 1 Allor tbe omolte clelr'd bt lR tbt lbird quarter. i loal . . . lbe aecoad period MHS bod Coach Mike Morrison'a North Gallio High School Tbe hot lhooUog Bobcats Gallipolis called time out out.-ed GAHS, • -f. T k • Plratea downed the Hannan Wildcats 71-64 Fri· 2t field goals in $1 at!E!mpils I 17 Mttchell Jacket• took a li-lt load to day Dilhl at Mercerville to take ftrst place in the South· from the 8oor lor 50.1 per totb Dllced As the locker roomo atlatermisern Volley Athletic Conference. 81ld 48 e "" '"'11ra towar~ the . 'Ibo win puts the Plrotu io - spaulditJII&eti!DI ~aid Jerry i' Butcher dosed m. The came back strong Jackson's fronmen continued first place with 1 1_. record. ners with 26 markers. Dave Ho· Hall II,' ' ·• · · i CARS ' offtc11i1 nled Mitchell charged . th th'rd t hi . to upset pre-101,.. ......,,ctions North Gallia's over-all record ger anc1 Mike Payne each total The Eqlel ahot 36 • 0 1 s on the. ed play · Only four seconds 11 anza, c ppmg aF 'cia .. 11 • -·""" 22 of i way the Jackets lead With rt Y ni1ht •• they romped 1·1. •...,.. for oecond place ed 17 marken lor the winoers. .......... I J: remam . Butcher san' . '" " 14:02 lett, Tom S eocer .ut the to an euy- vlctwy over oro Easlel'll of Mello couoty \ shots. Eutern had 21 '•• free toases. That made tl 46· Gallilllll ahead apaiD The Nelsonville ia lbe 111llll Grey· IIIII KY&tr Creek of GalJla ' For tbt looero! Terry Cr• lo the remve pme, tSG• buzzer sounded Wlth lead oee-oawed :ack' aod forth houod &YJI!lllllum. couoty • botb witb J-1 SVAC ree- ImD•IDIDapuDiol lpedbadm 1231 downed Kyger Creek. tM5, """ "' possessiOn at IIUd until Wayne Davis bit three Showing • balaoced IICtring orcla. ave 10 o s ' a... u Karr &eltlll 10 points The filleet'Dew oar court. . , . . slraight crip shots wtthln a attack led by Larry Gilliland, Han1a1 Trace ll H in ali iWISe · [Rose bad eight. For Kyler 1be tbrillms lintSb short apan. When the third per· Christ Mullins IIIII Horold &lilies, and tholr SVAC record !' The Plra\ell bull! up 1 15·12 Cmk, Tom Reese had eight :l I the tod ended, Middleport .... back Howe, the lrmmeo raced off II 1·1 lo all sames, Eastern I! first period lead. By hal!Ume, and Tom Hysell bad five. 01 y ue v • an the VISit· : on top 38-34 to a ti-t firot periocl ltad in· S,2 IIIII Kyger Creek II :!-1. the viaitoro were oo top 3HS Eastern 11 12 9 before 1 made it 10-34 with 7:43 creased It to 37·11 ot the batt, Idle Friday oJabt wao South· IAlter three perlocls, it sull Kyger Creek 17 13 16 11Hi4lli AU of Cldllloo'a ..,.._ ..,_... Ud cllolio\llltO ..,...,. P "Our def ·. . 1tell the same. Then GAHS and were out front !HI olter weolerl whole lfUOD record 1Nortb Gallia ""'7 Eastern II IZ t ia yOOD ill a lata·motlol. Cadillao. b 10 lor seven Jtraight poillts three quortero. .. en!IVt won .. lilts rallied II bolb SVAC sames. Douglas 6-7-18; Speocer curtonl wido ooJoetion. ,..118od a Codillao tl!al itlfn 1 tame, Slid Coach \lOtte. Asa on soals by GII.i.ey, Mitchell Coach, Dave Ftsller'o quiltet Soturclay ruatrt sameo includ· • NORTH GAUJA, (71) IHHI; Etcbtnger !0--1-24; far mon io f•tanall!d doMal•tlaloolioD and Mark tTanne- awo) and Jacluon'l ko toll8. really bombed tho hoops In ed: SOulbwutern at RuUaocl; I GarreU, 7-12-26;1Deel, 2- Roush 1-11-2; Newland ...,. ololhor IIIIML Allll JOII'll Jod, of prfcll to ' h Ill did a JOb IThat made it 41-4G, 'GAHS, with the final otanza aa they ripped Kyaer Creek at Racille; and I3--7; IHHI; Hager, 6; Bennedum IHHI; 1b practically lilY budpt. to 17 on Larry Mitchell, . be conttJ· 11·55 left. Bradbury bit oaother in 24 points while Neloonvine Unloo Furhee II North Gallill. l--l- ' Skidmore, S--0--4; 22-lli-$9. 66 C1dill1c H.T. Std1n De VIlle _ ... J • ued. M1tchell waa linuted to to crip with .1\ -aitiiatr MilS collected II. . At Mercerville Friday, both Payne, 5-7-17: TOTALS 24-- Kner Creek tM)F1l11 power equipm•... piUI Clloiate Control ·•• , 3 mar1ers by the Jackets' tighl :Jed . .;. , •·n' • rC , Tbt viclory uppad loekoon't leptl .CDllected S4 field &oa!J, :11-71. :l-4-1o; Hall Grose 't' nl man-lor-man defenn. The• came Gilmoro'o lapin oeuon rectrd to :1-1 willie the but tilt Plratu eubed m on UNNAN TBA.e£ ("I >-1-11; Bradbury eli to DJ, 1 owner DeW Cadlllae trade, turqliGIII Btllt ,..,... qroetl \ltolr with 2:5$ left. Ttten came the Houncla are 1-t. 21 fret throwato Morrloon Dlluoil, J...:-12: """'· II- White i-0-2; Eblio , with turquoiae lnllrlor. · teuto ""' &Out lluougbOIII Ihrilling fini!h I Mulliua and Gilliland eocb hl8 lint flctory ., I Norlb t-4; Cretaeelll, 11-11-33; Bie' ' . 1 Bucklet 0--0-(): Totals :' ... teot. "You would have Glllipolis aw'ltcbed to 1 ...e netted II points for tho winDers Gallia eoaeb. kel, 4-l-t: Wioe, 4-2- 0; ' 66 Cadillac Convertible De VIlle _ $5000 24 "' were playlas fur defense in the canto as with Moun\ oddiq 17 ond Roter Garrett paced the win· Sbeell, o-ci-G; TOTALS ' Full power equipment, radio, white tddmU-tlfea, a marbl" lllllfbl," re· o result of foul problems. Tttt Howe 14. ' · - -!6-M. PICKED FOR FAME very immoeulate cor, new Cadlllle trade. · 1 1be . lb Galllano committed 22 persoa- Steve Hubbard'• II mark•• 15 •• 16 . J40NTGOMERY' Ala. (UP!) 64 Cadill1c Coupe D. Viii• · .• tee m e ala, Middleport bad 11. topped the llowtda with Tim a.... II - 71 - Ettdl Roger Murphy of Full power equipment. radio, white tddewlli ,lli't.i. first quarter. Mitchell btl a tont GAIISilltla eold olgbt from ancake oddinl 17_ (Ail Gomeol Hoaou Trott p Zl 14 17 - M Norlbwestern aod Jim Greth of tinted glaoo, t!Jt.lteeriag wheel, crulJe contro~· 'A~· jum~r. from the atde with 6:20 tfle lleltl, •lnkinl oaly 14 ol The box score· ~ W L P OP Reoerve oeore - North Gal· AriZona were picked Friday tronlc eye, comfort control alr-eondltloalnl. · ' remairuog. He added a free toss It JGalo for Z% per eell MHS JACKSON· jill lddleport · • • • J 0 192 142 II• w011. tj!e.North squad lor the Dec. with 5:15 lefi, makin& it 3-0. ldt 34 per COlli from ~~~~ lleJd Howe 6-1-11· Mullfno I-+- ;thens ........ ! 0 98 89 aoou&l'Blue-Gray football game. : 1 61 C1dlll•c Coupe De Ville--"-· $1495 - - -- ofo!dq 17 of M obota. Mlteb: 18; Patton 1+z; Gilliland 5 J :186 247 Rio JV'1 Drop The South also added a pair 1 ~11 power equipment, radio, white aldewall tltto, en paeed GaWpolla wttll 11 -l!-IB ; Mount 7- 3-ll; Green Nel "iJ1.... .. I 122 121 94-82 Decision of players but concentrated on tinted glass, one owner. . , poioll. Saaer tallied 1% for 1-4-2; Malone 1~2; Lucas Go ....~ e .. .. : 1 m 131 The Rio Graode Julllor Var· beefmg up Its hne. The Soul~ the Jackets. GAllS sank li ol 3-4-10. TOTALS 30-21-11. 0 23 :: aity baoketball oquad suffered John OPIN IVES TIL 1:00 ID :,fr;.:os: ud Middlepol'l H .NVJU..E (Ill Loson .. :: I 144 184 lta oecollllou 111 oeveo lallleJ aMndemp:his l , . u .,.. ~,_11 Harold sat Columbua Friday nighT as State GAHS conuruttod II turnov- , 1-7; Pancake 7-3-17; Haolng SIIOAL VARSITY BU10 Colle&e ocored a 14-12 tri· ~· . - - -OW ers. Gal- H-10; CokerTOTALS 5-2-12::»-+Cor· TEAM . lipolisMiddleport controlled lladtheeight.boards rigan 1-11--2. W L p OP umph. Larry McDaniels was bigh Cambndge 64 Carl'ollton 59 OMAC FINANCING Dolaadllll SEOAL champion with a secood half effort, 31-37. 66. :::• .. .. .. 2 0 155 117 for the looero with 34 polots. • Bern 73 Tho Platns 89 P'omarett 992-5342 Ath... Friday night overcame Gilkey aocl Mitchell each had I Scere by quarters: - ... 2 0 116 102 Daooy Wlloon, Blo JV ace, was York 57 carthage-Tray SS ID -ly Logon lead lo hand mne rebounds for GAHS. Bill Jackson 16 !7 10 II Pome .. .. •... Z 0 M U sidelines with an ankle injury. GIOtllter 66 Rome-Canaan 33 tho h18hiY • fovortd Chieltains Davts had 13 lor the Jackets, I Nelsonville 9 21 18 118 ' Ntlso royll .. .... I I 122 128 The Rio JV's will play at Lon- Alexander Btl Racme 46 lbelr 1teond straight loop toss Gallipolis is. now 1·2 for the I Reserve score: Nelsonville 10 • .. " Tuesday. Box score: 1 by a fftlll count of 50-4 . season. MHS IS 3-ll. InSide the , Jackso• 32. Galt' Us ·· •· · · 0 2 RIO JV's (Ill 07 4 11 wu Athens 31st straight win al SEOAL, Middleport II 2.0 and [ Lo Ipo " . ... . M 1 Foster !--1-8; Le<luone 1•-· GAHS . gan .. ....... •1 12 IJ4 tS I122 \1-3 ; Mill er ...--; ' • ' Hawk'liS I ....,., · 11-2. Ue • TOTAlA Playillg oo the Athens hard- . Mtddleport played at Jack-[ 14 12-1-5: McDaniels wood, Logan grabbed the lead •on Saturday mght. GAHS took I SEO Rijgs :1-+-4; Bethel o-1-1; at H aod were never behind '"" Wellston ai home. Bo ')£ TJIJAM AL RESERVES u !Conway 3--1-7: Hamilton 6Itqliltbe Bulldogs knotted thel•core: -.JV th W P 62 P 12-H. TOTALS 2 4L 76 ..11111 •t 19-29 and then went MIDDLEPORT <ltl A en• : . .. " .. 1 BUSS COLLEGE <Mi i 1111 front 33-31 in Ute third per·l Bradbury, 1-0-8; Sauer, SCoarh Terry Hansley'c GAHS ~~~nviiie .... 2 0 797 70! Kincade ii-2-12; Ruth 1-.Q ' iod. 2-12; B. Davis, 2-4-8; W. Blue Imps, down 211-16 af half- e stan .... .. I I 1 751-2: Zink 3-1-8; Gilchrest 6- oe~.~~· ~""· f~uted. p l•~a tes ~ake lat~r, wH~ 0 ver F.,, ...st l n. Cr~ ~~ Stan d JRIY.Ci. • 0 ~altbeendofthreeperiocls, 3~:11 ~1th 11;:"~emauu;;g. G•~S court~ ba~ket, Mateh FOf Tra~e Jackson '5' s~:jlipolls Tb~t w~o ~r=~y :~ggle ~tweea. 10:ck,:t 1~:.;:ckets pia~ ~~rado~ry) . treme~,dous I sau~r ~2. ~ ~·: 1 II•• m~:edpo~~ SEO Standings N:.iJ~ra: b~~~d w~." .. ... I~ .~::: . !~ The Chieftains led ~~ and Davts, 2-1- 5: Tannehill, 1- time, forged aheod 28-26 aft· Gallipolis .. .. .. I I 76 75 ,2-14; Nelson 6-0-12; 11-:11 at Ute eod the first 2-4; Nelson, 0-1-1; Butcher, er three periods, buill up a 3!- Logan .. " " .. I I 63 67 ~ ~hrey 13--o-31; Collins 3-J- ', 01 periods before Athens' l-1-8: TOTALS 17-12-46. 3(1 lead wlth only 1:19 remain- Pomeroy .. " .. 1 I 12 90 7; !!ayes 3-0--6; Jooes 1-0lqbt back to tie the score st GALLfpiJLJS 1431 ing, then held on lor dear life Jackson . .... . 0 2 61 77 2. TOTALS 41-12-it. 16-36 alter three quarters of ! Gilmore, 1- 2-4: Jackson, 2- \ in the final 45 seconds Frid•y ..... 0 2 70 83 \ Score al Hall- BliBS 40, Rto ' play. 6-10 ; Spencer, 3- 1-80 Ford, to nip the Middleport reserves TALS , I I ,5H 5H 32. Early in the !inal slanza Ath·I 0-2-2 ; Gilkey, Mike Fenderhosch's crlp FRIDAYS RESULT!i: , I ens took a . lead and w.s lrhell, 6-3- 15: Ryal, 0--0-(); · shot w:th 119ieft IH'Oved lobe (Vanity) , . . !WHITE SIGNED 30 never again38 behind until the , Meadows, 0-0-11; TOTALS 11-~ the winning goaL Middleport 46 Galhpoh• 43 DENVER (UPll -Andre i . tl th h !5-43. Tho Jacket Babes had con Pomeroy 63 Wellston 5I White, a tight eod at Florida tioecond na1 whleague IS e gave em t Plra M'dydl B Qu arters : N 1sonvt'II e 66 win without : lrnl of the ball durin& the final· JAathckson~83Loe A&M, was sljned Friday by the : !oM. • . eport 9 17 12 8- 46 ' 45 sectnds of play . but missed ens~ gan 44 Denver Bronc01 ol the Amert- 1 Dennis Rapp led the Bulldogs iGalhpohs 13 6 13 9 - 13! three consecutive fool shotsq , , (Jieoerv"l csn FootbJ!l League, White, , with 15 potnls followed by Curt ! Offtctals ... Zimmerman and plus four field goal attempts in I Galli!"'hS 38 Middleport 36 who this year caught :1$ passes ' Heady wrth !4 and Jack Cla'h Turner. going down to defeat 1 A\hens 38 Logan 31 for 321 yards at Florida A&M, with JJ. · Reserves - Gallipolis 38 Mtd-, The Imps are now I·I over- Wellsfo~ 57 Pomeroy 36 was Denver's No.2 future draft . ,, dleport 36. \ all MHS is 1-2 Bill Henry was Nelsonville 10 Jackson 3Z choice. 2 h d Gr eg PostonoopemM .· ·.: t•• 2~: MI~[ 28-:M. ,, UIGAN 1411 BOUM BOOM OUT "HE flirtber stated that after the accident he was pocked out for a few seconds and upon coming to, tietd wbal ht thOUihl was SJDOke near the fro!lt ~: c:ar. He then attempted to get James (Bevan) out tbt eir 111n wu uoabe to do so. or Bruobed Link stitch Jcryhc swea· ter tn bl ut , gold. She~ 8 denim wllh sbearltn& Unln&, CoUll. Siu~s 8 to 20. to 20. 14.98 to 22.50 3.98to 7.98 No pre11 It would catch on fire. • "DOUG then tried to keep Bruce quiet and advised hilll to lie still •tod not move around. Doug knew all seriously injured and asked one of the ~t,l 01 at the I!Cene to call for. an amb~~~~ceii~: furtio.er alated he knew what was gomg on a e they waited for the atbulan;e. • . "JT Is the opinion o(j~ officer' who J=b~ate~l:h~ accident, that thll young lad C?ndu _ ~ : BEGINNING 44 · FRIDA.Y, DEC. 16 OPEN NIGHTS TIL 9 1 2 4 Poqon il -~-'l'l · m_the. ~at10naJ Hockey Le~gue , FrPr1rh 1- 1--.1: J\ull 2- l- 5; Brooker 1- 0---2; TOTALS 1~ w ~t h Chicago, announced Fnday ,Conde 5- 5- 15 ; Boggs 3- 37 1thai veteran Boom Boom 19; H•g~ertv 1 -0·~ • , 'fOl ALS Geoffrion wlll not miss any U- 10- '6 ATH ~NS 15tl' . '' . Rap 5--5-l5: H ·- ~ , _ L g<:~mes to _a _hard check in I RUJF: I~WS ~ 381 6 . ~ . ea ) ~ . Thursday mght s game. . G. Smith o--4-4 : Henry 7H. . C,: larh >-3-13, Eblen 1- , , The Rangers said that •-rays 1-15: ~·encferbooch 1- 0-Z· -4 • • sa~ 0-1- 1; !land ley I- ' ol Geo!frion's chest showed no Burson 3-0-6; Alberti 3- 1.:_ ~ 3. T ALS 18- 14-50 I broken bones and that he wtn : 7; Pauley 2~ -4: .Johnson oA~an 14 24 36 « fort!ID Saturday'& practice ,... \ 0-11; TOTALS 16-ll-38 · I eDJ I 2'1 3ti !JO ,olon. Geoffrion was oxpt'rled to By quarters: . Reservea: Athet!S 31, Lo&anbe reody for Sunday'l same Middleport 'B' I 11 t t0-'16 , Ill. &Kalnst Monlre•l. Blue lmpo 12 4 12 I0--3¥ I . . •.m• that r~:t:rt~o~:~~ ~~;~~t~~~~~l :~~~ir'could acctdent. b.ve I due to the nature• of this • • ll ng boy to risk great t•F(>R ,someone, es~cia yha yo\1 alreJdY seriously in· peraon~ Injury when e .~as jured, is certainly a b':'vt a;t. 0 . th Is still confined to ' wheel chair at hls T~ ~!. After hit eoruUUol;! i'!lprove~ b~U ~e ~; . crutches for some tJine. 'Doug trancies Scout Troo'P 216l Mercf'f~e boy's deed They point· IJI(I Mt<. Scott feet pFlrou toAi'd k"owledge obtained from Ia oul\hat he used rs " · ··bls-icOUt bOOk. 0 '· ' * - ~.J ~~ ~1. 0 8 VERNPN Deweeae, the Tribune'• adv~~:e ~;:•: · · polye•ter eotton. , I, er, told Dateli!ltJ~~:~~ ~P::n~ area VIP aent aen by IIUin~farouC . "~~,,; to ;,!lauiit west Vil1!1ri•DI" Ulere tiy Chle. oru•_. · now vernon. U tlho ~i his land years ago,:;ED1 In Ohio last week· that's It, bow come he was "I"' . Di-nt Plloo CONTAC CAPSULES Continuouo·oellon copaultt, dfY ood nisht ntilf. Pickage ollO capsultt. $1.49 aln 99c ProlonatcJ4ellon capaulll tor elfeeliva ro• lief of 1t1Al conpstion due ID colda ond hay ftvlr. PackiP ot12 copautu •••••• &Be REVCO ASPIRIN U.S.P. Bolttl of 100 tabllll, 5-araln .. .... , ..• 13c .; REVCO COLD TABLETS . $ympt:omlllc rttitf oloches and poins due · ID colds'aild ftvtr. Boltle ol 100 • , ••••• &Be 99c . • . ~. . Me.-tr •f PtoMtroy Mereh· UNTIL CHRISTMAS PH. 773·5511 ' "' Ask kr awiy; ·~· ~ilr fr~ ; ·tlck· N• •urchttt NEO-SYNEPHRINE NOSE DROP'S, 1% Soothn lrr~otion, roliiVII con&tstion in naul Plllllll. $1.22 slD •••••••••••• •to• 84C •3•• REVCO RUBBING ALCOHOL eoonn1, soolhina 70% isopropyl 1ieoh0l rubblnl compound. Pint bottle •. . •..•• - 150 PRAK·T·IW. "Cool Slelm" VAPGRIZER For sickraom or bumldlfyiD& use. Unbralk· ahlt, polypropylone. EI<eluslvt, diomontl tactt CtiDIInlellon. $6.96 11H • ••••• ••• • *3" i .,31 50' accuflcy. Oral • rtttal ••••••••••• • •• ntc•"'''· ~'$ CJit;Y TOtAl DISCOUII'I' CHAIN - f• I ·' 1 • ·• • .' ., ., 'l.il • .. ··-· .. .~'!t .. -. .' REVCO FEVER THERMOMETERS Easy-to•rftd. Lllttlmo Roploeomont Qulr· ontM tor hlodlinc chorp, 1111«1 for OPEN DAILY 9 a.M.'.:6 P.M,..fRIDAYS9lJA.·9 PJJ..QOSED SUNDATI tllti Chrlttmlt · C11h PICKENS HARDWARE CHERACOL D COUGH SYRUP Safe, eHactive, non-narcotic. 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Shop1J_sFor Many Other Suggestions! SHOP PICKENS FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS! Check These Typical REVCO Savings: • • . Ulte4.91 ·. ~ DntCI. SPORT SHIRTS lmrh for lhf' wmrwrs w1t h Jim Conde had a Westfall 3-l - 7. Weiland 1NEW YORK '.UPI) -The , for lht- loser~. Box score · !--5· Kemper 2-0- 4· Stone New York Rangers, co.leaders l MIDDLEPORT 181 36 1 RANCH JACKET to Revco at the first sign of a sniffle. • • • 0 COAT SWEATER money-back guarantee of satisfaction. So rush ., "HE wu able to putb Bruce (Adkinl) out of the ddvta side of tbe c:ar partly but not aU the way smce ids ~ool was caU&ht wider the seat. Doug thend c:~ ed ut of tbe c:ar uilder lite ltUflnl wheel an . . .._.0 He moved ltiJil to the rear ofthe car, thmking ~~ddlepor( markers . ... ... I :I'IS 34-1~. greater savings, with a written, unconditional slttifta oil tbe right lide in the front seat. :.und ;:.~~a o!~~teof I~; ps lp •I MUS 'B' 38 and comparable Revco Quality Products at even tlesletten • • • "Dou4 alated be was a passenger In a car driven by · ~ Adkins 00 sunday, Aug. 21, 1966. He wu l!ldlng Ia the center of tbe front seat. James Bevan wu :~ :~don 8} 1m N tised brands at our everyday discount prices ... It, Cpl, J. G. FraDclea, Gai11poU1 Post, state HilhWIY Palfol wrote Mr. Scott a letter foUowlng lntinll'!' wllb the )ld, wbo at that time was still 10 a paliiDt In BOlser Hospital. Here Is part of Cpl. Fran· ~mes Wells~~ points lo lead Log an's attack ON s;w~o-pound A~t At Revco you will find all nationally adver- .. . KARR & YAJt ZANDT MOTOI SALIS at Home jwill also help you win the Battle of the Budget 1 =cb .•ocr. . . . p=• ,· ·•· Athens Cops •J 31st W n f self with remedies and supplies from Revco. lt a junior hiSh _stude~l at !tlereenWa (lie 11 receiving pn· vale tutoriDI at thla tlnle) tttffered two broken lllgs, a eoDipomul fracture of tbe riaht iolle, a trictured left ar~ In addltloll to 1lcerfltitnll .ml abrBSJOoa. sev.-ai Pt.f80I1! were injured iD the accident. The ve· blele Martin wu _a pusenger was completely S35'oo · 1 -' To win your private "Cold War", arm your- ' -. . --.~ four~ -~ AND AFEW KIND WORDS ••• TO BEAT ACOLD! . . yo~ Monln. $$~ -~ j Gallia ommended for a Ufesa'Vjog or mentor· , lous award for berOie action following an aulolnohllt accident on a Gallia coun· ty roadlllunnay,AUI· 2L lhoa-too,.,..,. ,I ! MORE IT THAN ABOX OF TISSUE ••• Scout revealed SaluNa)' lbat DotJps Martin, 12, sOD of Mr. and Mrs. Charlu Mulln, 8titl Bt.?'below Eureka, II being rec- ~..,Wllld ~; ~ . JAMES Scott, w-·• Mit~, ~1 R w~ Dateline: ' CADILLACS ~Deken.\ .~1 Holzer. Jlolpltal: Villtinl' Puckett, Mill Eunice Mil hdurs 2-4 and 7-1 p.m. PareDta RoY R~aell, '!be Rev. ChaJrtes \ only on Ped't~lricl Ward. T. SOttero, Mrs. John R. Veith, Admlolloao Mrs. Helen Campbell, Mrs. RobMary N. Bosler, Rt. 1 Gaill· ert E. Hemmood and lolant polls: Mrs' Baa1l R. Deweese, SOli, Mrs. Harry E. JohnSOn and Pt. PleaSII!t; Mra. Joteph c. infant daughter, Mrs. Cbarlei Paugh. Mason; Dione E. Cap• E. saoders and infant daughharl, New Heven; Dona E. Tur· ter, Mrs. Robert L. Searles ner, \\1. I Harrt100vllle: Mrs. Infant ·<laughter. Lois C. McKenzie, Rt. I Racine; Drane K. McAngus, Pomeroy: Brenda L. Stencllff, Jacketn; Ve\0!'1118 Memorial Hospital Mr1. Donald B. Ftreman, Co- Admillloaa - Rtchard Colelumbus; Mrs. Reese V. Dlos- man, Lolli Bottom; Jam e moor, New Manbfleld; Edward Young, Weot Columbia; Tackett, Flatwoocla, Ky.; Mrs. curlll, Racine; Linda HDacn, I Detpbll CUtnllliM, Letart G'allipoiia; Merle Maoley, Falls; The Rev. Willis G. Co- dieport. burn, Jackstn; David H. Par· Dlocblraes - William Starry, Jackson, aod Mrs. Alva DU· les, etarenee Nichols, ton, Soo~own. Withee, Jamto Ward, Blrdto Wheeler, Glenda Benedum, Mrs.,Cbarlto L. Deal, AlhloD, vld Stewart. w. va., daugbter, I:C p.m. Fri· ---lay; Mrs. Basil R. Deweese, Meip General Hospital Pt. Pleasant, daughter, 6:41 o. AdmiPIOD• - Earl stov<>r,( m. Friday. Horrlsanvllle; Lowell Csrper, · DloclutrJeo Pomeroy. The jlev. Donald G. Ashton, Dlocblt&•• - None. Mn. Dou111t G. Etlworda, 1!111 E. Htor)l, Debra L. Hellop, l'le!'oul Valley Hospital Jainet II.. Hull, Willer Krodel, MJIIllted; Mrs. Darrell Ml81 Eibel p, Kulm, Janet F. inptou, Pl. Pleasant; L YIll MontgomorJ', James R. Porter, Slarke)l, Glenwood: Mn. Colll'ad J. Price, Mrs. Dave nelb Wilson, Scottown, 0. ; ' b~ ~,. with ~_. ~Ill .u~e. ~ s c Hounds No I 1'711t•• . · . F I P~mtroy WEATHER ,:~ Pomeroy's starUD& five bit IJ.It II u.. ... of the lirlt line witlll 0111 Oil 01111111 111111:\Unt. points wbilt MOON tnd ceater BY Quortera: double figures as tbe Panthero quarter, but 1011 lilt lead dur· both to elncb the Paothor vie- Tile Pllltnn t. oil, pi II Rormle Logan got 13 IIIIi It pomeroy II :II 37 &:. BY HOBART WILSON, JR. . iof Coach RuSi Moore produced iD&Ibe HCond perlocl ancl Wtlla- tory. I polall ea free d.r.wo IIIII hit points, respectively. Logan led We1laioD 10 111 32 5I Wayne Davis, . senior forward, tn a a balaoced scormg aUack to too wu ea top Jl.2i ol ball· Pomeroy led ooco mldw•Y \ IIDr lltld Jlllb d1tr!D&Ibelaol Ute wtnners 1a rebouodllll with POMEROY - SwiSher 4--f. abort ju!'lper with 52110seconds Frtday rught defeat the Wellston Rockets 41S· time. Jumped back m tbrousb the quarter by 56-411 a£. qurt.or. eight of Pomeroy's 25. Pomeroy I'; Rodford Lop& !and teammate Jim Butcher, 5·7 _guard 58 Friday rugbt at Wellston. front With • !'·12 lead by tile tee Don Swlther aid Bob Wba- Swlsber and Whaley Ued lor hit on 191 ol 40 sholll from the 4-10; Moore Wbaley 1 two free throws with four seconds remammg to g 1 v.e The Panthers look advantage end of the third quaner. ley each sank lwo free tlll!ses. scoriD& lionora for Pomeroy as field for 39 per C8111 average. !-1--1•: Aotlenon Coach Carl Wolfe's Middleport Yellow Ja<kets thetr of 36 trtes at the cbortly tme, The R4eketa, however, bat- II wu the ahorp 1bootllll o1 each bad lt. ,Swisher hit four The Pomeroy ReserVn Joat56- ala 18 (27 of 38) 41S. third consecutive hardw'!"d triumJ?h. a 46-43 _dectston bitUng 27, wbile Wellston was Ued back throughout .the Rod Butscher !bat put the !iel4. c•llla nd,Ill: free throws.37 in the prellmlnory 1ame. WELLSTON - Lavendar !over Coach Duke Burson s Galhpolis Blue Devtls. smkmg 16 ol 'll. The Rockets final o!Rht mlautes and w 1t h Rocket• back in the came Ia wblle Whaley .tOssed In three Ken ED&IIsh was blgh for Buescher 1-6-21; Nlch· It was a defensive struggle all the Tbe lead got 21 field goals, Pomeroy ol· lloecoada remoiolng lbey lrall- the closing mloutes and focced buckets •ahd tl&ht foul shots. eroy with 1. olas J-3-6: Haybum t-3-11: exchanged hands 10 times. Tbe score waa tted on ftve ly 18. . , ed by only two at 51-611. Seconds ll!e visitors to eonllnue Bif BID was close Pomeroy played host to the[Joffera 4-2-10; Oonveod i-ll different occcas!on•. . _ The_ Meigs County eqers led later, BDl Moore went !:"_ .lbt topnotch abootll& al the foul at the heels with IS AthenJ Bulldo&• last lll8bt. Totlla 21 (18 of 21) Ill. Willi I: !IS rematrung tn the -·- - · • • 1 feurtb perind, Gallla'a Jim Gil· I Don Nelsol scored firs\ for T FARMED OliT rplacln& Goegllll. more tapped ln a twin pointer Middleport with a free toss at DETROIT (UPI) -llelenJe- SVAC VARSiTY STANDINGS to &i" Galllf'Oli• a lead. the , mark. Pete Goe1ao of lite Detroit TEAM w L p Ill' 4 27 The Bursoomen obtained pos· . , ·. . . Willp wu farmed out Norlh Galli 1 o 71 11 it oesslon oecoods tater. For two , With 2:t31eft in the flrsl Coach Johnny Wlckllnts KJ· Euterl with • :1-1 record wbo bod 10 field &oa!J and ern'l ·lolaL Friday to tho elub'l Amerleoo a"" 11 mlnutll and two seconds, tile iiod, it was 7-7. Rod Gilkey, MU-' ger Creek Bobcats outshot and Top "?'rer of theeventns wu four tree throws lor 24 polots. ! Eichinger edged Hockey Leasue afllllale In Eastern '" : : 91 213 GalliW kept 1be ball away , chell and Gene Jackson chtp- out-rebounded the htgb . flymg Eatltl'lll Cbarlu ElchlD&tr D!ek Dou&lu odded 11 to East-' Creek'• Cb!Jck Bradbury Pittsburgh. '!be Red Wlnp Pld Kypr Cr ··· 1 1 1 pum~d t·ematru~g sen10~ a~ded Mr.. ~~·~am~~~.; Pomeroy Stuns Wellston 63~58 For Fir~l SEOAL Win Wayne Davis Pumps In Winning Goal With 21 conds Left In Tilt Se fw\ j Weather Station. Avera1e blih templl'atUra t1t11 year 31.37 lncbes, 11131 nRST ARCl'lll EJPtOIIII Day lllP Low Weadler Prec. the week 11111 yeor 14.1, lut year U.ll6 lndlel. Jl7lbMI, I ON*. II . Sunday Tlme..Senlillel, Sunday, necember 11, 1968-7 Waldwe!l and daughter, Bidwell; ..,_:w 'lii!Niiiii'IID suo. 36 28 Cloudy Iyear 51.7. Normll averqe preelpitatloll Ill IJIYI • till flnl' 112 1 s Ronnie Slayton, Huntingweather COI1tlltlDU lor each 2f Mtl. 41 28 RaiD .:M \ Average low temperature lor 38.10 lnclles. Gjllortr. c to i8 38 Rain tile week lhla year 40.0, last lOll Jelft beiON tilt . Ml' .' Frances Tyllftl PI Plea· bour p8!'lod as reeoflled 1!7 Tnes. ' . pt r.iceo:-micll at ralrlli!d Wed. t2 54 Rain .12 \year 26.7ClTY WA'I'BRWOID - 111 CJif'lll, 111M bit ltl1l .-llttl IOD 'I; Pete · · Thurs. 7' 33 Cloudy .07 Total precipitation for the JI'riclay temperaturel - !liP M 11 illaod lM!1'Ib of 1c911•lld· Fbl. •an 'pau!.Smlth, Galllpotb Pleasant; Mrs. Bllly WilllaJDI. Fri. 62 56 Rain .311weekthbyearl.38,lastyear.O'I jmw lt. Saturd.l)' NldiJt&- • ..muriel. 110 • p1 em( Julia ADD Miller, PL BarbounVillaSat. .... 40 40 Rain .SO l Total preclpiiiUon to date for de&l'tll at 11:10 a. m. llt0r7· , A Jilscbarged: ' <• Rl~bard WEEK'S Dey Bond PI Pleasant j ,...._, ' · 1 ' .' �. . :1 ... ·- ' ' :'*-..~ ,'".fi.7 . ·~-- •' . . . .. •' ,,' • ' ' ;;;-i: --~ ..-.;·· ' ·'. '·-·--~ ~i;-·- ,. ' NEWS IN FARMINe; ' . ',, I ' J ~ ''il' ... ~ i ' ,•: ..... Major Appliance A REPRIEVE from the chopping blork "·as temporarily ~ranttd tbb white ht>n turke~·. whirh established some important connections with J\o1rs. Shirky Wis..-man o[ Shelbina, Yin. White turkeys are t;aining ~round on the traditional bronze tyJU'S in POI•ularity at the Thanks· giving table in some pnl s or the rountry. Thl r sociable POM~ROY LANDMARK hen pla~.-d it safe either way by makin~ frit>nds with Mrs- \'r'iseman. an employe at the Missouritarmers Assn. poultry prol·esslng plan~ at Shelbina. - ------ . -- ------- - - - - - --------- -- ' ·X ,'».. New Program Aids Beautification Projects Exlension A.gt'nt. Agrie. project such as the one in New er at Turkey Production Day the laying season." [ ti sts. Dr. Robert E. Cook, the 1 Gallia Com;ly Lexington. according to John S. at the Ohio Agmultura\ Rc· l DISCUSS RESEARCH Chairman of poultry science at Ohio communitil's may find Bottom. Hesourre llevclopment se;p·h and Development Cent~ Research in light manage- the Research Center and T~ it easier to develo p bC>au11:ica-· leader at the Ohio State Uni- er, \\'oo~ter, late in November. ment, feeding breeders, dis- :Ohio State University, serv;tl tion projects as a result of a versity. A new town park. 1mProspects for agricultiJral ease control , and artificial as chairman for the half-dB:f' ne11 prJgram in which the gov- proved pub lic mal! and plaza, . growth, Cuddy :said, are ba~- : semination were discus~ed by ~chooL rrnment provides half the re- or an t1pgr:1ded wah•l'lront , ed 011 populalion increases 8 ', Rest! arch Center pouH ry sden· ! Mr~nagement during the lay· , sourrt•s, lht! community tile ~ tree\, ur public building is need to help (eed others, in g period WC:!'i discussed by a other half. eli gihlc fur !ede~Hl assi,tarv. d~··lining number of •·ommer· panel of resea rch: rs,_ halr,heryNew Lex ing ton citizens in undt'f the beaut Jflcatwn pro- l'l<tl farms, and reductions in I men . and a vetennanan at an Southl'ast Ohi'J arc among the gram of the Depa rt mr nt of agr;utltural surpluses. ~- evenmg banquet. I 'irst tn mnke use ot the plan Housi ng and Urb:m Llc·\·rlop- "An efficient hatchery mana· prodcction f'hrv are using it to devE"Iop 1 men t. Ht:ll wll :-;ays. ger must underst<J nd hn~eder b I market mg and rac~ors affecting _ ·~rw village park_ Construction 50 PER CENT All> rio<'k management and relate [ early poult mortal 1ly were a· v. ill start la te this winter. 11 r.1ay inch;de 50 per l ·· .'1: as - th is tu per!l)rm8h._ce at the mong principal topi_cs covered .luhn M. Prerre, area Exten- .:;isl<J il te for basic watn and hatehery levelf Dr. John by re~e_archers dunng Turkey si on agent 111 McConnelsville, son itary facilities, walks, road- t-'le rning ul Cuddy Turkey . . . . n Day. chairman Dr. Keith dI. , ,. . ld h h A merrhandJ smg rhmc al The Prod Brownuctwassociate 1 1 1 1 . '>'",•:1 twloed New Lexiugton rt'si. wcy s, fo unt ams, planters. !Jg! 1t- ··arms o a c crymen at. . J · · (Jt-nl ~ plan the projert . sa)'S the ~noeo and lan dsca pi n.•!. Tile <>th•r school · .,..,.,._y anuary Center. 111 ,,OhiO " tend ing Tue~ctay's -~ ~ 4 and State 5 will t;nJvcrs use as Jt its \heme _poultry dscience t k y atesthe ch d· 1 ,l?rk idl-'il was presrn\Pd tn thf> share of the ro;-;ts ma y be pro- perform<.m<'e data mu st be in-· ' rev1ewe ur e r ear un ]• !• ·:11 park commi~sion more vided in e<~sh i'lr m malt:'nals terpr~ted and properly convey- . "Communicating with Cu~tom· erwa_y and areas of future em· I !h :111 <'I we~r ago. Supnflrt from znd services. ed to the fl ock owner or mana- ers. the Key to More Profits," ! pbasJS. . · ~-.. 1 h·1ih the com miss ion headf'd by To q1.~ali~y. a propost>d b~au- ger." featur ing widely-known authori- The school and f1eld da~_ lfere i 1 U · f'harlt>s l\1rflolliH11 . anrl the tificatiun program must be "Fertility is lhe basic criter- tir'i in the rommunications fi e!d sponsored by t~e Re_search Ce~- 1 111 <"Ommunity w<Js quick to follnw . o! a local. (·ounh. r1r re- wn for meastm ng breeder ef- ! Speakers will Include Dr. ter WJth the 0 l.olr'al Pf'ople nledgf'd snm" SB. ginual comprehensive PlatL t\ rid !1tien('y, but ha tchability is aLso Earl Strong, ass istant dean of Stale U~lverslty a~d 0 h_t 000. plus and la\mr . .. musl be official ly adopted bv affecled."' Dr. Flemi ng pointed all" Coll ege of Business •. lo w"·ri o<Jrk cnnslr w·!ion :he go vNning bodv, su<"h as out. '·Th us. the real measure of i ~tra tion , Pennsylv ~nta State ~ _Whilr _the project bf'gan ti1~ l'ill llgt> 11 r- e1!y ~ 01111 rJI , town - Wlt~l el rit-ientcy is the number Un iversity: l,('e A_uit, m-owner ·r \H it: lht> tdea _of a new park sl11p t rust"'~s. or county com· of salable poults per hen during of the P<Jm AdverliSJng Agency, only. now a fJ\'e • year pro- m1~sioners. -- · - Columbus, and Tom Wa gner, ra- ' gram bas ev~lvt>d whi•·h \l'ill F'ur fur\ her detail s, write to !dio_ consultant of Delaware, include additiOnal tree plant- Dr. Hottu m a\ the Ohio Stute f0 UCefS 1OhiO. lnl'~- a building removal, and : Cniversity, 2120 ryrre H.oad, co- j I The program is des igned spe- 1, , Jumbus, Oh io 43210. Or l'ontact ! cifieally to provi.de teachmg and rtno\·a tlon or a villogt orial park. ~lso proposed IS ' the De partment of Housi ng and work shop expe rrerwe for i tbe ~aodblasling aod masonry :Urban Development. 360 N. , sentatives of Ohio's agribusi- ~ repa~rs to tbe county jail and 1Mtchigan Ave., Chtcago. 111.,1 ' r,esses. Sponsors ol the cltntc 1 courthouse. ii060 1. ' L/ are the department of agricul- . 1 The new park w11l con tai n GROWrH PREDICTED tural economics and rural socifollnlams. trPe pl antmg_s. arPas : The poultry meat rndu.st ry · v Mel!!~ and G~llia Coun ology at Ohio State and the Ohlt> •• !nr aunu;J I and pe_renmal flnw- wi ll have a big share in the ~y farmers . mlerested Cooperative Extension Service. f'rs. grass slnps, re t.Jining Hgri cullural bourn now under- 1.n . pork productron are 1Sessions will be in the A<•lic'Jll. l walls. pa rk benches, and lig~ 1 t- way , Ohio turkry growers were ~~\'lied to attend the Area Pork 1tural Administration Buitllding mg. told recently. , I our._ Wednesday, Deee mber 14, on the University's West Cam· _"To date this ~rojert has "The biggest hnom in poultry m ~.ltgh~and Count~·. a_ceording l pu s. g1ven the commumty a common mea t is ye t to come." aceord- h, C. E. Hl akesle, !\-hgs, and Persons wi shing additional inand wo~lh y goal.'' Pierce says. ing to A. ~. Cuddy, president : Bryson Car_tt:!r, Gallia. formation may wrile to Dr. H~ beht> \'f'S the completion of :~f Cuddy Foods, Ltd. in St rati'l- i Incl uded_m the four_slop:> will Charles H. Ingraham at Room 1 th :> proJect _w1ll show what ca n roy, Ontario. He predicted be farrowtng stalls 10 a heat- 220 Agricultural Admi nist rat ion be acromph s_hed as a direct re· tht:! turkey indu stry wi ll need ed shr·d: hogs fed on b o I h i Building, 212(1 Fyffe Rd ., (;Oittffi· f ~lt~ of plannmg by not j~st one to produce three and perhaps ~rou.rrd and on t_he flonr ; slatted: hus, Oh~o 43210. rlf Lon or _one orgamza tJOn but four crops a .rea r. instead of 1 lecd1n~ (]oor wtth lagonn mnl'i· ' - - - -- by the enllre cu~.munity. two, to ful ly realize iis oppor- 1ure dts~sal, and a fini siling l Bit"; BLOW Other comm umtles ran quali· tunilies system w1th slatted floor , ~ra"· The highesl sea ever reliably ly for fede ral assistance in a Cuddy was a principal speak- il y flow, manure system. d'E'port~d cons isted of wa\'es 55 Detmls may be .secured by 1feet h1gh. To create such a wav ront:t ct ing the County Extt!n· ,a 6B-knot win<l would have to sion •Jffier. Don Da"·is, An~a 1blow about 24 hours over a disExtensiOn Agent, Animal Indu s· tance of about 500 mile~. actry , worked out the details en turding to the Encyclopaedia the program . Brilanni('a. New Chest Freezers 1 in- ~ All Refrigerators, Dryers, Free.ze~s. Ranges and Washers . . . lbe ---- -- -·- ---- --- ] A(J'ri-BusiUC" e Ec~n~rnic Merchandisina Clinic is Set 1 ' BE SURE AND REGISTER FOR OUR · 1 p<~rt co~pera~wn material~ ' .. :> ' " ' ,, . . DRAWING • Giveaway. Register ·~· ' •nd Muon. Cou,rt~ Upptr End ol Po~~,. '. : 9 PMlMONDAYtJtr.._{ATUftDAYI · '•· OI'EN'TIL r "if'· ' . ! 0~10 ~ ¥' Joo~ .~. tt"''Yr Mtr, Look for lht llo "L• on lleotW 7 & 33 tl tht Morchann $800 Cash ~·ft.eclitarf.· -., l!h, 992418l:' af Pomeroy free at Pomoroy Land· 111ark. No jiUrchaso . ..· ,. Serving Moigo, Gllllo A Gold Sta• Store Member ' POM··EROY FREE SWEEPSTAKES 1 1 ' :: ' Slashed For Christmas Salel ; 1 ss $ ,· . • '' "' Admin-~ Ct:'""~-~p~er~a~lJ;ve~E~x~l~en~s:Jo:n~Se:r~v~tc~e ~jjiij~:::;::::: YOU CAN Pork p d Offered Tour mr~· Beat the Price Increase! A!!ri-Bust'neSS I . ' ' '\I I and ~ I II 1 Every ye.r prices seem to go upl Specialist to Demonstrate Methods of Meat Cookery Marra'1 HPr:na nr e. f!\. ten~io n Specia!i _ .;t trnm the 01110 ~liltf' Ll ni vers1:~· . will present a prngnm on m•·;1 t cookel"y methods at Gra ('(> Methodist Churc:r 111 Gallipolis Wednesdav. ' Dt>r!•rd.JI:'r 14. \11.<;<; !llht> Nlll di~cu~~ prep aration and <'Mker:; n1('t hods. The"e will be ~e-~ eral new meat rPd· ~t>!. availablf' I MISS HERMANCE Everyone who is interested in learning mure t.~bout •·uok mg ln Nder to have meats IS in vJ!fd. Brurg il ... :.~nd - meat for everyone lo tc.ste, we tVich tor lunrh - we 1'-' :ll tur n- · mu.~ t Know how m;my plan to · 1sh the bevP.ra ge. We -VI II l1t ;, Uend . You l';m tell tl1e Gallia sampling the me<Jt s r·oo1wd d11r- Countv Exten . , Jon Ofrlee tng. thl!. •ftel"ho\m s• ~ y.~u wnn t 4612 1io let 11s know if you pl r:n need much lu nrlJ. to attend . Pl ease call Tbere will be a supervised 1Monday evening, December ~ ·.. • ·• 1. \! ·· ·· or ' · ... 1. " ~·• ~r.1 . Right now we would like to sell you 1 Model327 Spreader by New Holland NEW FARMALL TRACTOR or imple- ment.prior to this price increase. Has Built-In Overload Protection! • ., ' ' Tl1e pmgram wi ll ht'Q IIl :1t 9 :10 a.m. 1t is sron sn n'd by the <: :.~Il i a Cnunty r·ooperativt' Extt"nslnn SPrv icr SPwre1l ('ill~ 1;f llll'<J I . in<"lud- i, in(! rork Jl(lt t l);) _'i \ nnd dump- ·. Jln~s. b•·t'f roCJ ~ I~. fHt rnburgens :' 1 look [or a ~ ur p m1· • 1, bP~f · tongtlt'. !w:1rt. li\·er and b<'t'l ~ str w \\ill ht' 1':-l•pared_ As Miss H" m:mct" prqlil r£-S the 1"11e-a t, This is true in our business, too. 1~. YOUBU~ ·' . ANEW FA~MALl . i tRACTOR (lOW . 1, WE Will GIVE YOU A NEW HEA'fHOUSER. ' \:i . . . OR IF YOU NEED A NEW 'HAY •Ault"' WE WILL GIVE yo'U 5 BAlES OF TWINE. '• The New Holland model 327 has more posilive overload proti.'C!ion: A !itraight-line V·belt drive act s as a slip (']ulch tu protect the drive system from shock loads. This tnple-beater spreBdtr holds 130 bu.o; hel!l. Sides are made or n_wi'lern, ~orrosiun-resistant sterl for extra tong spread· tr life. A srnglt rope control, easily operated from yuu.r tractor seat , let s you choose from five different rates of avpi~ation . And the 11327" is economical; lubrieatc just once a month, or every 100· loads, whichever com~ firlit. Build your landpower 1:1t lower cost with a sprPader from New Holland . Come in and 1el" us show you un eal! ier way to ~ (lread . gUliY financing. £ITt NJ:W HOLLAND WLTON-THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES SPRING AVE. WY 2·5101 POMEROY, 0. "A GOLD STAR STORE" --- . . ... _____ _ __ _._ , BUY NOW and MAKE ASUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS ••• SEE Us TODAY! ' . •i \' •' \ t -~ Rear Meigs G tneral Ho,pital . .-oMEROY . . Hoppy holkloy ultl Now stock up on Con-Cola h\ 1 Half,Querto for only 69c per carlon In Ohio. 75c In Wost Virginia. At mosl slorH. Af ...~vllll yeU.fM a·lloUOti;il tl\kt in,t\lillfy ... liiltlt!iitfoitlof Coca·Cola In pinto. Thai's 24 gloosos of dol(cious Coko over ico. When frlelttlt tlrop In, nrvt !hom Coca-Cola. With tlit refreshing lute you novor gel tired o.f. That's why things go btllor with Coke ·lfttr<ltle .. , aftt'r;Cokt.·-··-.... · •· • · ... ~ '' -· '' , ·, ~~~:~r li ..,ocl for oJ imlt.d ~~~~''."'Ill ~:k up sonral cartons todoy .. . anti un JOe ,-r corton. 1 i< I ' Meigs EqLii'pm·- nt Co. PHONE 992-2176 I "· • ' ' .,_ -... · ' / . >'l'i'l( ' 1~:;i k~ '·~ ~f th1~f9'Jf)fa·ct; :' ,,>,,. , \'''~ »~~1: •'4\':;:'if·~i.lt'.ki'.,'i'l'' '). · ,1o '~'u.: 1·· · ··,~; .u-r... r.·~, ·,~) ~ t!,, . . · . c~a·Cola ~~ ~ ·~ H,j., ' r,_' ,.., Botuer • •••••• ' • · • •• .......... ·~ ._. v - �. . :1 ... ·- ' ' :'*-..~ ,'".fi.7 . ·~-- •' . . . .. •' ,,' • ' ' ;;;-i: --~ ..-.;·· ' ·'. '·-·--~ ~i;-·- ,. ' NEWS IN FARMINe; ' . ',, I ' J ~ ''il' ... ~ i ' ,•: ..... Major Appliance A REPRIEVE from the chopping blork "·as temporarily ~ranttd tbb white ht>n turke~·. whirh established some important connections with J\o1rs. Shirky Wis..-man o[ Shelbina, Yin. White turkeys are t;aining ~round on the traditional bronze tyJU'S in POI•ularity at the Thanks· giving table in some pnl s or the rountry. Thl r sociable POM~ROY LANDMARK hen pla~.-d it safe either way by makin~ frit>nds with Mrs- \'r'iseman. an employe at the Missouritarmers Assn. poultry prol·esslng plan~ at Shelbina. - ------ . -- ------- - - - - - --------- -- ' ·X ,'».. New Program Aids Beautification Projects Exlension A.gt'nt. Agrie. project such as the one in New er at Turkey Production Day the laying season." [ ti sts. Dr. Robert E. Cook, the 1 Gallia Com;ly Lexington. according to John S. at the Ohio Agmultura\ Rc· l DISCUSS RESEARCH Chairman of poultry science at Ohio communitil's may find Bottom. Hesourre llevclopment se;p·h and Development Cent~ Research in light manage- the Research Center and T~ it easier to develo p bC>au11:ica-· leader at the Ohio State Uni- er, \\'oo~ter, late in November. ment, feeding breeders, dis- :Ohio State University, serv;tl tion projects as a result of a versity. A new town park. 1mProspects for agricultiJral ease control , and artificial as chairman for the half-dB:f' ne11 prJgram in which the gov- proved pub lic mal! and plaza, . growth, Cuddy :said, are ba~- : semination were discus~ed by ~chooL rrnment provides half the re- or an t1pgr:1ded wah•l'lront , ed 011 populalion increases 8 ', Rest! arch Center pouH ry sden· ! Mr~nagement during the lay· , sourrt•s, lht! community tile ~ tree\, ur public building is need to help (eed others, in g period WC:!'i discussed by a other half. eli gihlc fur !ede~Hl assi,tarv. d~··lining number of •·ommer· panel of resea rch: rs,_ halr,heryNew Lex ing ton citizens in undt'f the beaut Jflcatwn pro- l'l<tl farms, and reductions in I men . and a vetennanan at an Southl'ast Ohi'J arc among the gram of the Depa rt mr nt of agr;utltural surpluses. ~- evenmg banquet. I 'irst tn mnke use ot the plan Housi ng and Urb:m Llc·\·rlop- "An efficient hatchery mana· prodcction f'hrv are using it to devE"Iop 1 men t. Ht:ll wll :-;ays. ger must underst<J nd hn~eder b I market mg and rac~ors affecting _ ·~rw village park_ Construction 50 PER CENT All> rio<'k management and relate [ early poult mortal 1ly were a· v. ill start la te this winter. 11 r.1ay inch;de 50 per l ·· .'1: as - th is tu per!l)rm8h._ce at the mong principal topi_cs covered .luhn M. Prerre, area Exten- .:;isl<J il te for basic watn and hatehery levelf Dr. John by re~e_archers dunng Turkey si on agent 111 McConnelsville, son itary facilities, walks, road- t-'le rning ul Cuddy Turkey . . . . n Day. chairman Dr. Keith dI. , ,. . ld h h A merrhandJ smg rhmc al The Prod Brownuctwassociate 1 1 1 1 . '>'",•:1 twloed New Lexiugton rt'si. wcy s, fo unt ams, planters. !Jg! 1t- ··arms o a c crymen at. . J · · (Jt-nl ~ plan the projert . sa)'S the ~noeo and lan dsca pi n.•!. Tile <>th•r school · .,..,.,._y anuary Center. 111 ,,OhiO " tend ing Tue~ctay's -~ ~ 4 and State 5 will t;nJvcrs use as Jt its \heme _poultry dscience t k y atesthe ch d· 1 ,l?rk idl-'il was presrn\Pd tn thf> share of the ro;-;ts ma y be pro- perform<.m<'e data mu st be in-· ' rev1ewe ur e r ear un ]• !• ·:11 park commi~sion more vided in e<~sh i'lr m malt:'nals terpr~ted and properly convey- . "Communicating with Cu~tom· erwa_y and areas of future em· I !h :111 <'I we~r ago. Supnflrt from znd services. ed to the fl ock owner or mana- ers. the Key to More Profits," ! pbasJS. . · ~-.. 1 h·1ih the com miss ion headf'd by To q1.~ali~y. a propost>d b~au- ger." featur ing widely-known authori- The school and f1eld da~_ lfere i 1 U · f'harlt>s l\1rflolliH11 . anrl the tificatiun program must be "Fertility is lhe basic criter- tir'i in the rommunications fi e!d sponsored by t~e Re_search Ce~- 1 111 <"Ommunity w<Js quick to follnw . o! a local. (·ounh. r1r re- wn for meastm ng breeder ef- ! Speakers will Include Dr. ter WJth the 0 l.olr'al Pf'ople nledgf'd snm" SB. ginual comprehensive PlatL t\ rid !1tien('y, but ha tchability is aLso Earl Strong, ass istant dean of Stale U~lverslty a~d 0 h_t 000. plus and la\mr . .. musl be official ly adopted bv affecled."' Dr. Flemi ng pointed all" Coll ege of Business •. lo w"·ri o<Jrk cnnslr w·!ion :he go vNning bodv, su<"h as out. '·Th us. the real measure of i ~tra tion , Pennsylv ~nta State ~ _Whilr _the project bf'gan ti1~ l'ill llgt> 11 r- e1!y ~ 01111 rJI , town - Wlt~l el rit-ientcy is the number Un iversity: l,('e A_uit, m-owner ·r \H it: lht> tdea _of a new park sl11p t rust"'~s. or county com· of salable poults per hen during of the P<Jm AdverliSJng Agency, only. now a fJ\'e • year pro- m1~sioners. -- · - Columbus, and Tom Wa gner, ra- ' gram bas ev~lvt>d whi•·h \l'ill F'ur fur\ her detail s, write to !dio_ consultant of Delaware, include additiOnal tree plant- Dr. Hottu m a\ the Ohio Stute f0 UCefS 1OhiO. lnl'~- a building removal, and : Cniversity, 2120 ryrre H.oad, co- j I The program is des igned spe- 1, , Jumbus, Oh io 43210. Or l'ontact ! cifieally to provi.de teachmg and rtno\·a tlon or a villogt orial park. ~lso proposed IS ' the De partment of Housi ng and work shop expe rrerwe for i tbe ~aodblasling aod masonry :Urban Development. 360 N. , sentatives of Ohio's agribusi- ~ repa~rs to tbe county jail and 1Mtchigan Ave., Chtcago. 111.,1 ' r,esses. Sponsors ol the cltntc 1 courthouse. ii060 1. ' L/ are the department of agricul- . 1 The new park w11l con tai n GROWrH PREDICTED tural economics and rural socifollnlams. trPe pl antmg_s. arPas : The poultry meat rndu.st ry · v Mel!!~ and G~llia Coun ology at Ohio State and the Ohlt> •• !nr aunu;J I and pe_renmal flnw- wi ll have a big share in the ~y farmers . mlerested Cooperative Extension Service. f'rs. grass slnps, re t.Jining Hgri cullural bourn now under- 1.n . pork productron are 1Sessions will be in the A<•lic'Jll. l walls. pa rk benches, and lig~ 1 t- way , Ohio turkry growers were ~~\'lied to attend the Area Pork 1tural Administration Buitllding mg. told recently. , I our._ Wednesday, Deee mber 14, on the University's West Cam· _"To date this ~rojert has "The biggest hnom in poultry m ~.ltgh~and Count~·. a_ceording l pu s. g1ven the commumty a common mea t is ye t to come." aceord- h, C. E. Hl akesle, !\-hgs, and Persons wi shing additional inand wo~lh y goal.'' Pierce says. ing to A. ~. Cuddy, president : Bryson Car_tt:!r, Gallia. formation may wrile to Dr. H~ beht> \'f'S the completion of :~f Cuddy Foods, Ltd. in St rati'l- i Incl uded_m the four_slop:> will Charles H. Ingraham at Room 1 th :> proJect _w1ll show what ca n roy, Ontario. He predicted be farrowtng stalls 10 a heat- 220 Agricultural Admi nist rat ion be acromph s_hed as a direct re· tht:! turkey indu stry wi ll need ed shr·d: hogs fed on b o I h i Building, 212(1 Fyffe Rd ., (;Oittffi· f ~lt~ of plannmg by not j~st one to produce three and perhaps ~rou.rrd and on t_he flonr ; slatted: hus, Oh~o 43210. rlf Lon or _one orgamza tJOn but four crops a .rea r. instead of 1 lecd1n~ (]oor wtth lagonn mnl'i· ' - - - -- by the enllre cu~.munity. two, to ful ly realize iis oppor- 1ure dts~sal, and a fini siling l Bit"; BLOW Other comm umtles ran quali· tunilies system w1th slatted floor , ~ra"· The highesl sea ever reliably ly for fede ral assistance in a Cuddy was a principal speak- il y flow, manure system. d'E'port~d cons isted of wa\'es 55 Detmls may be .secured by 1feet h1gh. To create such a wav ront:t ct ing the County Extt!n· ,a 6B-knot win<l would have to sion •Jffier. Don Da"·is, An~a 1blow about 24 hours over a disExtensiOn Agent, Animal Indu s· tance of about 500 mile~. actry , worked out the details en turding to the Encyclopaedia the program . Brilanni('a. New Chest Freezers 1 in- ~ All Refrigerators, Dryers, Free.ze~s. Ranges and Washers . . . lbe ---- -- -·- ---- --- ] A(J'ri-BusiUC" e Ec~n~rnic Merchandisina Clinic is Set 1 ' BE SURE AND REGISTER FOR OUR · 1 p<~rt co~pera~wn material~ ' .. :> ' " ' ,, . . DRAWING • Giveaway. Register ·~· ' •nd Muon. Cou,rt~ Upptr End ol Po~~,. '. : 9 PMlMONDAYtJtr.._{ATUftDAYI · '•· OI'EN'TIL r "if'· ' . ! 0~10 ~ ¥' Joo~ .~. tt"''Yr Mtr, Look for lht llo "L• on lleotW 7 & 33 tl tht Morchann $800 Cash ~·ft.eclitarf.· -., l!h, 992418l:' af Pomeroy free at Pomoroy Land· 111ark. No jiUrchaso . ..· ,. Serving Moigo, Gllllo A Gold Sta• Store Member ' POM··EROY FREE SWEEPSTAKES 1 1 ' :: ' Slashed For Christmas Salel ; 1 ss $ ,· . • '' "' Admin-~ Ct:'""~-~p~er~a~lJ;ve~E~x~l~en~s:Jo:n~Se:r~v~tc~e ~jjiij~:::;::::: YOU CAN Pork p d Offered Tour mr~· Beat the Price Increase! A!!ri-Bust'neSS I . ' ' '\I I and ~ I II 1 Every ye.r prices seem to go upl Specialist to Demonstrate Methods of Meat Cookery Marra'1 HPr:na nr e. f!\. ten~io n Specia!i _ .;t trnm the 01110 ~liltf' Ll ni vers1:~· . will present a prngnm on m•·;1 t cookel"y methods at Gra ('(> Methodist Churc:r 111 Gallipolis Wednesdav. ' Dt>r!•rd.JI:'r 14. \11.<;<; !llht> Nlll di~cu~~ prep aration and <'Mker:; n1('t hods. The"e will be ~e-~ eral new meat rPd· ~t>!. availablf' I MISS HERMANCE Everyone who is interested in learning mure t.~bout •·uok mg ln Nder to have meats IS in vJ!fd. Brurg il ... :.~nd - meat for everyone lo tc.ste, we tVich tor lunrh - we 1'-' :ll tur n- · mu.~ t Know how m;my plan to · 1sh the bevP.ra ge. We -VI II l1t ;, Uend . You l';m tell tl1e Gallia sampling the me<Jt s r·oo1wd d11r- Countv Exten . , Jon Ofrlee tng. thl!. •ftel"ho\m s• ~ y.~u wnn t 4612 1io let 11s know if you pl r:n need much lu nrlJ. to attend . Pl ease call Tbere will be a supervised 1Monday evening, December ~ ·.. • ·• 1. \! ·· ·· or ' · ... 1. " ~·• ~r.1 . Right now we would like to sell you 1 Model327 Spreader by New Holland NEW FARMALL TRACTOR or imple- ment.prior to this price increase. Has Built-In Overload Protection! • ., ' ' Tl1e pmgram wi ll ht'Q IIl :1t 9 :10 a.m. 1t is sron sn n'd by the <: :.~Il i a Cnunty r·ooperativt' Extt"nslnn SPrv icr SPwre1l ('ill~ 1;f llll'<J I . in<"lud- i, in(! rork Jl(lt t l);) _'i \ nnd dump- ·. Jln~s. b•·t'f roCJ ~ I~. fHt rnburgens :' 1 look [or a ~ ur p m1· • 1, bP~f · tongtlt'. !w:1rt. li\·er and b<'t'l ~ str w \\ill ht' 1':-l•pared_ As Miss H" m:mct" prqlil r£-S the 1"11e-a t, This is true in our business, too. 1~. YOUBU~ ·' . ANEW FA~MALl . i tRACTOR (lOW . 1, WE Will GIVE YOU A NEW HEA'fHOUSER. ' \:i . . . OR IF YOU NEED A NEW 'HAY •Ault"' WE WILL GIVE yo'U 5 BAlES OF TWINE. '• The New Holland model 327 has more posilive overload proti.'C!ion: A !itraight-line V·belt drive act s as a slip (']ulch tu protect the drive system from shock loads. This tnple-beater spreBdtr holds 130 bu.o; hel!l. Sides are made or n_wi'lern, ~orrosiun-resistant sterl for extra tong spread· tr life. A srnglt rope control, easily operated from yuu.r tractor seat , let s you choose from five different rates of avpi~ation . And the 11327" is economical; lubrieatc just once a month, or every 100· loads, whichever com~ firlit. Build your landpower 1:1t lower cost with a sprPader from New Holland . Come in and 1el" us show you un eal! ier way to ~ (lread . gUliY financing. £ITt NJ:W HOLLAND WLTON-THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES SPRING AVE. WY 2·5101 POMEROY, 0. "A GOLD STAR STORE" --- . . ... _____ _ __ _._ , BUY NOW and MAKE ASUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS ••• SEE Us TODAY! ' . •i \' •' \ t -~ Rear Meigs G tneral Ho,pital . .-oMEROY . . Hoppy holkloy ultl Now stock up on Con-Cola h\ 1 Half,Querto for only 69c per carlon In Ohio. 75c In Wost Virginia. At mosl slorH. Af ...~vllll yeU.fM a·lloUOti;il tl\kt in,t\lillfy ... liiltlt!iitfoitlof Coca·Cola In pinto. Thai's 24 gloosos of dol(cious Coko over ico. When frlelttlt tlrop In, nrvt !hom Coca-Cola. With tlit refreshing lute you novor gel tired o.f. That's why things go btllor with Coke ·lfttr<ltle .. , aftt'r;Cokt.·-··-.... · •· • · ... ~ '' -· '' , ·, ~~~:~r li ..,ocl for oJ imlt.d ~~~~''."'Ill ~:k up sonral cartons todoy .. . anti un JOe ,-r corton. 1 i< I ' Meigs EqLii'pm·- nt Co. PHONE 992-2176 I "· • ' ' .,_ -... · ' / . >'l'i'l( ' 1~:;i k~ '·~ ~f th1~f9'Jf)fa·ct; :' ,,>,,. , \'''~ »~~1: •'4\':;:'if·~i.lt'.ki'.,'i'l'' '). · ,1o '~'u.: 1·· · ··,~; .u-r... r.·~, ·,~) ~ t!,, . . · . c~a·Cola ~~ ~ ·~ H,j., ' r,_' ,.., Botuer • •••••• ' • · • •• .......... ·~ ._. v - �• I f Wind, Rain, Snow Blamed ill:· Collision of·P·acltets·. at' Local Warfboat '· BY DICK THOMAS , Pittsburgh crashed into the Iquieted by the crew. Nobody of 50 years ~o: her. j ; S. B. Harding Co. re<eived at MadisOn, Ind., !Dr fi,OOO; he Fthy years ago the htgg('st llocal packet C. C. Bowyer early ! was injured, but several had 'The Jewel, which is owned De~. f1~iiit .;;~~~:~~-c~::l ~) contract for rJver wall valves recently sold his Kanawha Rlv. exct1ement 011 th e locnl water thts iSaU mornmg at the wharf ! narrow escapes. Dec. 7, 1911- The-wickets of by Captain Hitner, a ~howboat Clin~on, ( . arounUng to $22,1XKt. er towboat Lyda aDd later refrnnt was the co!hston of a during a ternftc wmdstorm ac- Fifteen feet of the Bowyer's Dam\ 26 were lowered Tuesday min, is schedul~ ~ go south a,rmgton, . w1H be ;. .. · • ..... ~.... . . gretted it: the Ohio was wtihflw rleston to p1usburgh paeket compamed by ram and snow . I guards were torn off as well evening by Lockmaster James to New Orleans on Dec. 15 with l~rgest· ~li~ packet IUFFLE$ q~. :THE RIVER- drawn from the· Madison and \\ll h a locJl pHckrt <J t thr (~<d· The Bowyer was cons1derably as other damage done and the Hill on orders of the chief en- four. steel barges from Am- u~J'Ohlo R1ver.1 Tbe Ttle building of •Lock and Dam Kentucky River trade; she wal J1polls wh ~rfbo;ll damaged. ~o much that Captam boat narrowly escaped bemg gineer. of the district in ~er bridge, pa., and two barges of nwned by a form\£ huckstitt, 21 above Proctorville wbich is built t Marietta in 1909· steamWhll t murh exc 1 t~en 1 en t PIP· IS G Gardner tooli the boat sunk. to ass1st a coal fleet to Cmcm- coal. will b~ operated in Ute ~ariet- r~rted to be~n e~Iy in the boat ~ices 8,11! loo~ up .. \ <Hh-d . no une v. a~ 1nJum1 dnti to tht:! Enterpnse Docks at Pt. The Tt'll City is said to have 1nati. The dam will be put up For the benefit of a query ta • PJttsLurgh trade. ~his "11l sVring, will greetly please riv· Deck hands continu~ to be very the hJ g pacKt>t wa" 11ot dam- 1Plt,as~ nt for n·pa1rs. bt:!come unmanageable when again Thursday night. rrom a resident of Brookvill~~ be the lo~gest p~ck~t t~~ that ep men, espec_i~dly. Captain E. scarce on, boats and fuel ia <~gC'd. But not so ftlr 111(' IIJ• al Severa l reel_ or the B(w,'Yer's lerri fic gale struck the pat'ket : The steamer Jewel here . at Ind., we ~ill s~ate that the any gaso~me boat has ~er been A. BurnSld"er.lnd other promin· high in cost .... Pool bNts pm·liet as yuu (•:m st't' frorn P,uards were npped oH and one JUst as she was puttmg 1n at 1the Acme Bmle: Shnp l~ndmt: Gr~nwood s whiStle is not the entered m. T~e gasohne boat ent coal alld":~boat people as well 88 packets ~are experitl11'> HJver Nl'WS item ol till' si de I)[ the packet' s hull nar- the wharr. The Tell City was undergomg repairS WiJS In bad Whistle that was on the Henry ca~ be run With less eKpense of West nr~triJe wllo see ne· encing sueb troubles lri securV C'C . !j, 1916 is:-;ue ol lil t ' l;: 11' •· row I) escaped bemg crushed not damaged and l'Otltinued on shape this morning and in dan- M. Stanley. than steam. cessity ~-~ tbJ~ Improvement lng crews at Pittsburgh ..... ui Js Daily Tn bune hv 1lw impact. The wharfboo.t her \\oay to Pittsburgh. ger of being broken up or turn· The Greenwoodls whistle was . . . The,··e. Bqwyer re- The fast Fleetwood o1 earlier 1 guards were al so damaged. mg over. The ferry boat was on a New Richmond plant for Dec. 11, 1911 ,_ Jet.' ..~"';L . th G . d used !IJ burD 1m1er h J I' · t 1 nd ed b k f sumed '• '~1,., ~~ e alii· and pa ays The big packet T(•ll Cin m1 :"-.1uch excitement prevailed but Other interesting R1ver News ! called tete ewes ass1sance sever~ ,Ye~rs a secur y wor . contrac~ or ~:~~~o;:U:;;Ipolis ltimU,n, ;ton ;trade Mon- G,OOObusbelsofcoalonaround ber w<l\' from Charle~too l! J the fnghtened passengers were : js found in these other items and efforts were made to float Captam Miles H. Brown who 'll on the OHro. Rlvec, day an.•iDP . : ~ .· .n.i's re.paired In trip, lt I.s said, from C\nclnnaU · -- --placed it on the Carrie Brown flO.OOO. have been &.warded : ~· -~· ln E r1 up 19, 10:50 p. m ; George but lor only a lew trips, Later the U. S. Engineer Office g!l"!! " '.,ll~. ,,.IJ!e Enterprise to Huntmgton; Gapta a 20 1' Clql.t!'lli• b'Jck Brown ts Crawford, one ef ber elerks, Vef eWS Price and Dunca n Br~ce up , this whistle was installed on the Independent Bridge IJf 'eliargi ol'' lbe Bowyer's of· states the coal whlcll was the 6:40 a. m.; Queen C1ty down the Greenwood and has been Pittsburr.h Trolley and . .. . Louis Tanner best quality, cost only 1Jve , . . 20, 7·10 a. m.: Bt~by Lear down there ever since. The Stanley's Co., the J. & J. B. Holland d 1 Gauge readmgs - ~a!hpoll s 20, 7:15 a. m.; Andrew Cal- big whistle is in pBSsession of and the S. B. Harding ·Co. the packet Ohio cents a bushel in those ays. •• • • •' Da111 12.0, 24.9. runmng 5G houn up 21, 4 a. m.; W. H. the Greene Lines but is not in Independent Bridge Co. r~!~;l jjG:rll,; :i; ;n~l~y ... ree t on roliers, Pomeroy •Ma: Rhea up 22, 5:20 a. m. ; Har· use. ,., Times-Sentinel, Sunday, December 11, 1.... • •• ed over $40000 of the work so_n 24.39:, Pt. ~leasant 25·9:J, vey .Jordon up 23. 5:15 p. m.; j •;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~-~--:__ ~·~~~~ii;,ijii;;;;iio;;iiii;;;;;;;;i;;;iiijiiiiiiiii;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii"l " BY DICK THOMAS 1 . ~mton. 16~ sta~m~ary , ~~na- 1 w . H. Shaver, J r , down 23, 6 It's beginning to look a lot hke C!1 ristmas even lv.. ha F~lls il 49 fallmg, Cht~J l es- p. m.: Pnncipio up 23, 6 25 p 1hough there's no ice and snow. In case you need are- llon 1.9. 1 1.. r 1m; Kentuckian down 23, 6:50 a. wmder, there· s only 12 more shopping days left until ~h1o River - \\ a lte~ Beck- m.: F'ranklin B. up Greenup Chnstmas. ]Old up l4, 2 20 p. m · Ptlllip l4·10 p. m.; Pennsylvania up There's a beJ.utifully decorated Chri stmas tre e on ·Sporn up 14, 1:10 a. m.: John [Greenup 4 25 p. m.; Miss Sus· •qRIVE A LITTLE-SAVE A LOT 1he roof of JetTy .\1iller·s Country Fan·, out on Rt. 35, J. Rowe up 14,2 a. m.; ReJable lan up Greenup 5:15 p.m.; JeffAT RUTLAND FURNITURE near Rio GrandC. And, from the looks of the inside of I up 16, _5:10 p. m.; Vulcan up boat up Greenup 2:10 a. m., the store, which is easily seen from the highway as you :lit, 5 50 P m.: Beaver down Boc-K down Greenup 3:55 a.m. : drive by, the shopper would ha ve a mecca of gifts to 16, 6:30 a. m.; Polly ,R. up 17, Barbara Gay down Greenup <.:hoose from jlO p. m.; St. Marys up 17, 4·50 a. m.: Bess1e Walker up One of the most beautifully decorated landscapes 4 20. ~- m.; Susan La~e ~own 1 Greenup 6:50 a m.: City of arou nd here is a little fart he r out the rood at Bob Evans 17. 6 25 a, m; Moun ta m State St. Louis down Greenup 7:35 a. Sausage Shop. I ca n't describe it, or 1 sho uld say I won't. dowu 17, ~.50 a. m.: Peggy m: Southern down Meldahl 2· Drive out and see it. ---- --·-- -----Downey up 18, 6:35 a.m.; Jenks 15 p. m.; Luther Herdman : I hi:id the pleasure 1lmrsday I tmg of 1msurpassed natural Ido•n Meldahl 6:55 p. m.; On· night to nde to Morehead, Ky: beauty located midway between torium ; Bert .T. Combs Cla:ss- lward up Meldahl & p.m. ; Iron : w1th Bob S1ler of Radto wjeh Ashland and Lexington in a room Builing ; the Home Econ- Worker up Meldahl 8.30 p. m ; for the Rio Grande and More- spot where the Bluegrass meai.E omics and Industrial Arts Steel Trader up Meldahl 9:50 head State University basket- Appalachia. Bu1lding; the Admmistration p. rn. : Charles Stevt:!nson up ball game. It was the first t1me Now under construction are : Building; Mignon Hall ; Wilson Mcldahl 3: l5 a, m. I had ever vis1ted Morehead. Mignon Tower, a 16 story worn- ~all ; an ~ddition . doubling the Gallipolis Dam_ ,._.C:tStern up 1 was very much impressed en's res1dence: Alumni Tower, siZe of Baird Mustc Hall; West 3::m p.m.; OVEC up 5:15 p.m.; WJth the UIUverstty, its physi- a lO·slory men's residence; an M1gnon - ~all ; and Regents Hall: J . S. Lewis up 6. 15 p. m.;White cal p!ant layout and the stu- addilion to Breckenndge Train- an addJtJOn to Johnson Cam- Gold down 7:10 p. m. ; John dt'n!s th~mselves. Robbie Siler ing School: a physical educa- den Library and renovatmn of i Ladd Dean up 8:20p.m.; lndi· ~ ~ r1 Freshman at Morehead and tion ad?Ition to Field house; Palmer House for use as a ana up gAs p. m. : Harry Dy· , IN THE "WRITE" SPIRIT \\(' v i~ited him in his fourth a 41-umt mamed ~tudent apart- home management house. ler up 2:55 a. m; Solvay· down II 111 Jr <.!Drmi1ory room. ment bUlldJng. 11 three - bed- The growth program has pro- 3:50 a. m. For den, study, bedroom . . , . for ' him, for her, for growing children \\ e ha d lime to kill before room fac~l.ty houses; ~nd a. four- 1v1ded proper accommodatJOns Kanawha River _ Lucy Jane tl •! ' baskrtball gilmc and had story addJlwn to Lappm SCience for Morehead's expanding m- Lucas down Marmet 4:30a.m. ; and teenagers maple ' desks. .,... The answer to Santa's long gift list. d 1nn er at the Mountaineer Hall. . lercollegiate athletic program. Allen R. Merrill up Winfield l hl"t' where they have no waitTo be started later th11 year For mdoor events, the field ?:05 p. m. : Edeana Bosworth .,_ n·~, P ...;. \:ou place your ordE'r. _are: a ~raduate EducatiOn ~t_ud- house seats 5,000 and contams down Winfield 8:25 p. m.: Na· Jld\ f11r 1t and when they cal.l 1es Bwldmg; . another addJtlo? offices for coaches. Outdoor tiOna! up Winfield 11 ·10 p. m.; 1 1 \ 1 ,,. numb£>r .vou take .\our tray I to Ba1rd Mns_1c Hall; an ad~contests are held Lit Breathitt IJe[{erson down Winfield 2:20 a. 1 1.' ·he tahle and eat · to Bami J,tusJc Hall ; an add1- Sports Cemer which boasts a m.; Helen z. down Winfield 4·35 \ln:·P hc~d State Umvers1t.v is j tion to ,~ ~an Student ~ouse ; 10,000 seat stadiwn with a f45,· ia. m.; 0 . F. Shearer down Win· · 11 .r· Silt"r-" Alma Mater, or at and a ffiree-slo ry Art . Butldlng. 000 grasstex running track and field 5:30 a. m.; H. E. Bowles 1 k< l' t he aC'Ird like it was We 1 Completed within the p~st !t baseball field built to major j and Fort Dearborn up and Iw ~{">Pral pt:!ople he knew m- 1year w~ ftve-stnry East Mig- league proportions. 1down Winrield waiting at 1 a.m. For Dad's special comfort . . Mol'(\'s' c1, ·!!llg the Pres1dent. Adron non Hall ; four-story Coo per ---~ decorating flair . .. the nicest people_· IJ (I . an 1Hall ; the maintenance and opon your gift list ... we have the ~err .'\ t 1<111ghhn F'ield House, 1 !erations building ; an addition feet chair ... at the perfect price. n H 1 Harol d Rarkl'r, former to the Administration Buildmg ; fnGtball coarh at Southwestern I and the understructure and inHig h School who 1s now dormi- .stallation of lights at Breathitt tory director and football train- ISports Center stadium. I also met Gene Bennett, o ne~- During the last 12 years, other for the Morehead Golden er buildmgs constructed have Eagls. I been the field house. the Doran 1 also met Gene Bennett. one I Student House which holl9es , of the offi('!a]s at the game. :the cafeteria, grill, bookstore, Bennett and buddy, D1ck Hy- game room, lounges, post ofland ofticiate at lots of R i o flee and meeting rooms; Lake· Grande basketball games and wood Terrace, a 116-unit marother games here in Gallipolis. ried housing project: and the Only his buddy Thursday night 201 room North Men's Hall. was George Conley, a KentucOther new buildmgs include, ky State Senator. Imagine that the Buller Hall ; 12 faculty duII ls never too early YOU CAN GIVI a state Senator offtciat ing at a plexes; a dramatics arts laborto plan for Cbf!St· THIS lMPOIIfANr ball game. 1atory additwn to Bu ttnn Audimas next year. By Glfl', IJlld 'AY We had front row seats in ..,.-.............,... depositing a lillie HfXf YfAAI tthe RadicrPress sec tion in • each pay day, you Laughlin Field House which w!ll be surprised at llea1s 5.500. The Morehead how much has been Sports Information department THE WHOLI FAMILY CAN GET TOGETHER saved in just 50 Is one of the best in the busiweeks. Save as little AND GIVE A. WHOLE ROOMFUL OF GinS . ' t • ness. At lhe half they hnng as 25 cents or as ;loci!\ wbatJ!Ii•upertly •I!OI!mhled early ·Ameriyou first half st atJ~l!cs and a much as $10 each . ~ri Jilin! room)Qdudea , .• a long, three-.::oehio11 running score of game. And , 1 week. You, too, can wing aola, matchiDg chair with box: pleated 1kirt aftt'r the game they lmng a have a pre-paid holiday. .. ... a ll)vely map)e coffee table and two intere1t• complete res um e uf the game 1 Start saving today. Our 1967 ;ng maple table., plw two authentic plu s a second half rUlllllilg Iilmp~. · Christmas Club is now open. score. ' . ·, In case you didn't start an ' . David Cawood. a J96.l graduAccount last year, stop by ate of Baylor. is Sports Inforfor more details. matiOn Dm:>ctor Laughlin FJeld House, 1 heard .When \lie first wen t into ! somebody ye!! al me. ft wa s I Mike Fisher, son of M1 and Mr s Steele F1sht>r of Gallipo. i ' ' . A couple of fellows from 1' hs. FOR SPECIAL CHRISTMAS GIVING Gallia county were with hlm. ! .,.. . ....... " . Sav& Rec&ive I UHnk lhry wen· Dann,v Chick I ' ' 25c . . • .... 12.50 and Phil Sandel s. but I 'm not sure SOc .. , . . . . . 25.00 . ' M!rr the game we we ul o\ N 1.00 " .. " " 50.00 h .Jerry's Re~ta uraul where IH' ·' 2.00 .. ' . 100.00 saw Cha rlie Burnl'll, sun (] f SIZE 9x12 Mrs. Ol1\'f' BurnPtt Wr <.ll r a. 3.00 ..... " 150.00 gam helnre ~ t arl un: f0r lllmw 5.00 " ... ' . 250.00 WHEN YOU OPEN It wa ~ 2 a n1 l·ttd;l'. Jlll•fl llng ' 10.00 ' ' . ' 500.00 V~-hen we ilfl"ll.'l'r.] 1r1 (;;iiiiP•Ji ls.; YOUR ACCOUNT 5,500 has grown .11 enrrJII IIWill 1 W. "'"" 1 compltia. lllftnlo!J' tf Hon4h Morehead Slalt· lln 1 v•·r ~ JI~, ud OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 6:00 TO 8:00 Hoodt ICI:U~rln . . . 11fb ta lhrllt ( tM mMI ¥aluM mill.. on YIUI" lift lilt. Wllh ils studem IJr•d~ 11 1 JWa rly r;,.,. I fiOIIdl l ifl C.rtifiCIItiR II1J' •mtvot ,; u d ~our 11fl will k•ll 011 rl'ti"l pl•lllr• I ' ' 5 MlO ha s gruv. 11 1r 1 t•nrrdl mrnt 1 for /llliny JellS tG f4illllt. more !h an SIX tum•s dunng Jhe • SHtCT YOUR MOOEL OR ACCESSORY pasl 12 yPars m.akmg 1t fllle of i NOW fOil SPRifltli DEUVERV . WE PRO· VI DE fREE LAVAWAV SERVICE. lhe f~slt:!st grov. mg sch!JOls m •Hond• prm sttrt at the United States. $215.00 'TI1e most eve-c<Jlehmg rea•Plus rnodllt Itt 11111nd dtll""' cher..., ture of the schools 1s the $14,Honda n~~W•I SD plctur.O MEMIIER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM (W,f!OO construction program unMEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. der way on the 365 acre c;,m P'" ; Rawlings Honda S1les composed of gen tly slop mg 1 WY 2-2151 POMEROY OHIO tnd terraced lawns in a '"t. --M•ID•D•L•I•P•D•R•T•,.o.H.•o__ ,,____________________ ' $tntintl jUnbaJ! ~mtts ----------'--- VOL. 1 NO. 45 ··~ ' SUNDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1966 SECOND SECTION Page 11 ----------~-------- Fourth Graders See Scales at Work on Tour al n:· IN 0UR . TOWN • .. I Ri N I 1 1 December Sales Just ln~~nm~.~ For Christmas! '- f£ . G\~ ~··· •• ' CliiOJ QlliNO All • 1 1 _ 1 1 ...lenl 111!'"' /(il... w~1/li11if Wlil{l 1 ' Give Chairs - ....,._ Commerce. s - - - Enjoy a prepaid Christmas with a Savings Club Account 1 PlanJ were completed fir llle Christmas Home Deoorallal Contest in Middleport u • meeting ol members ol the participating garden clubs Friday evening at the ilona tl Mrs. Garen Stansbucy, Tbe contest is sponsored jointly eacll year by the Middleport Garden Club and the AmateJr Gardeners tn cooperation with the Middleport Chamber of DESKS-~-- ------ 1 1 Decorating Contest is Announced Youth Cited Into .COurt Mter Wreck Tbe C<Jntest will feature three categories t.hii year, to include Doorways and, or, Windows; Religious; and Non-Religious; with first and second prizes tn each categucy. Residents taking part in the C<Jntest are asked to carry one theme through decoratioos such as all religious, or non-religious. Tbe entries will be judged Thursday, Dec. 2 beginning at 6:30 p.m. with a social hour !IJ be held following the judging at the home of Mrs. Mal< RDJt. .-iiiiii,_, I I SELECT THE SUITS YOU BEST AMOUNT THAT give HODDA Just·Arrived I , FREE VASE CANDLE . OVAL BRAIDED RUGS . gift [ertifi[ate '' THE FARMERS BANK AND SAVINGS CO. 1 742-4211 ' . ' ·-~r·.~ .. ;·~. ·~'-·n~ . ./ .. .95 Traveler Makes Report on Hawaii Trip �• I f Wind, Rain, Snow Blamed ill:· Collision of·P·acltets·. at' Local Warfboat '· BY DICK THOMAS , Pittsburgh crashed into the Iquieted by the crew. Nobody of 50 years ~o: her. j ; S. B. Harding Co. re<eived at MadisOn, Ind., !Dr fi,OOO; he Fthy years ago the htgg('st llocal packet C. C. Bowyer early ! was injured, but several had 'The Jewel, which is owned De~. f1~iiit .;;~~~:~~-c~::l ~) contract for rJver wall valves recently sold his Kanawha Rlv. exct1ement 011 th e locnl water thts iSaU mornmg at the wharf ! narrow escapes. Dec. 7, 1911- The-wickets of by Captain Hitner, a ~howboat Clin~on, ( . arounUng to $22,1XKt. er towboat Lyda aDd later refrnnt was the co!hston of a during a ternftc wmdstorm ac- Fifteen feet of the Bowyer's Dam\ 26 were lowered Tuesday min, is schedul~ ~ go south a,rmgton, . w1H be ;. .. · • ..... ~.... . . gretted it: the Ohio was wtihflw rleston to p1usburgh paeket compamed by ram and snow . I guards were torn off as well evening by Lockmaster James to New Orleans on Dec. 15 with l~rgest· ~li~ packet IUFFLE$ q~. :THE RIVER- drawn from the· Madison and \\ll h a locJl pHckrt <J t thr (~<d· The Bowyer was cons1derably as other damage done and the Hill on orders of the chief en- four. steel barges from Am- u~J'Ohlo R1ver.1 Tbe Ttle building of •Lock and Dam Kentucky River trade; she wal J1polls wh ~rfbo;ll damaged. ~o much that Captam boat narrowly escaped bemg gineer. of the district in ~er bridge, pa., and two barges of nwned by a form\£ huckstitt, 21 above Proctorville wbich is built t Marietta in 1909· steamWhll t murh exc 1 t~en 1 en t PIP· IS G Gardner tooli the boat sunk. to ass1st a coal fleet to Cmcm- coal. will b~ operated in Ute ~ariet- r~rted to be~n e~Iy in the boat ~ices 8,11! loo~ up .. \ <Hh-d . no une v. a~ 1nJum1 dnti to tht:! Enterpnse Docks at Pt. The Tt'll City is said to have 1nati. The dam will be put up For the benefit of a query ta • PJttsLurgh trade. ~his "11l sVring, will greetly please riv· Deck hands continu~ to be very the hJ g pacKt>t wa" 11ot dam- 1Plt,as~ nt for n·pa1rs. bt:!come unmanageable when again Thursday night. rrom a resident of Brookvill~~ be the lo~gest p~ck~t t~~ that ep men, espec_i~dly. Captain E. scarce on, boats and fuel ia <~gC'd. But not so ftlr 111(' IIJ• al Severa l reel_ or the B(w,'Yer's lerri fic gale struck the pat'ket : The steamer Jewel here . at Ind., we ~ill s~ate that the any gaso~me boat has ~er been A. BurnSld"er.lnd other promin· high in cost .... Pool bNts pm·liet as yuu (•:m st't' frorn P,uards were npped oH and one JUst as she was puttmg 1n at 1the Acme Bmle: Shnp l~ndmt: Gr~nwood s whiStle is not the entered m. T~e gasohne boat ent coal alld":~boat people as well 88 packets ~are experitl11'> HJver Nl'WS item ol till' si de I)[ the packet' s hull nar- the wharr. The Tell City was undergomg repairS WiJS In bad Whistle that was on the Henry ca~ be run With less eKpense of West nr~triJe wllo see ne· encing sueb troubles lri securV C'C . !j, 1916 is:-;ue ol lil t ' l;: 11' •· row I) escaped bemg crushed not damaged and l'Otltinued on shape this morning and in dan- M. Stanley. than steam. cessity ~-~ tbJ~ Improvement lng crews at Pittsburgh ..... ui Js Daily Tn bune hv 1lw impact. The wharfboo.t her \\oay to Pittsburgh. ger of being broken up or turn· The Greenwoodls whistle was . . . The,··e. Bqwyer re- The fast Fleetwood o1 earlier 1 guards were al so damaged. mg over. The ferry boat was on a New Richmond plant for Dec. 11, 1911 ,_ Jet.' ..~"';L . th G . d used !IJ burD 1m1er h J I' · t 1 nd ed b k f sumed '• '~1,., ~~ e alii· and pa ays The big packet T(•ll Cin m1 :"-.1uch excitement prevailed but Other interesting R1ver News ! called tete ewes ass1sance sever~ ,Ye~rs a secur y wor . contrac~ or ~:~~~o;:U:;;Ipolis ltimU,n, ;ton ;trade Mon- G,OOObusbelsofcoalonaround ber w<l\' from Charle~too l! J the fnghtened passengers were : js found in these other items and efforts were made to float Captam Miles H. Brown who 'll on the OHro. Rlvec, day an.•iDP . : ~ .· .n.i's re.paired In trip, lt I.s said, from C\nclnnaU · -- --placed it on the Carrie Brown flO.OOO. have been &.warded : ~· -~· ln E r1 up 19, 10:50 p. m ; George but lor only a lew trips, Later the U. S. Engineer Office g!l"!! " '.,ll~. ,,.IJ!e Enterprise to Huntmgton; Gapta a 20 1' Clql.t!'lli• b'Jck Brown ts Crawford, one ef ber elerks, Vef eWS Price and Dunca n Br~ce up , this whistle was installed on the Independent Bridge IJf 'eliargi ol'' lbe Bowyer's of· states the coal whlcll was the 6:40 a. m.; Queen C1ty down the Greenwood and has been Pittsburr.h Trolley and . .. . Louis Tanner best quality, cost only 1Jve , . . 20, 7·10 a. m.: Bt~by Lear down there ever since. The Stanley's Co., the J. & J. B. Holland d 1 Gauge readmgs - ~a!hpoll s 20, 7:15 a. m.; Andrew Cal- big whistle is in pBSsession of and the S. B. Harding ·Co. the packet Ohio cents a bushel in those ays. •• • • •' Da111 12.0, 24.9. runmng 5G houn up 21, 4 a. m.; W. H. the Greene Lines but is not in Independent Bridge Co. r~!~;l jjG:rll,; :i; ;n~l~y ... ree t on roliers, Pomeroy •Ma: Rhea up 22, 5:20 a. m. ; Har· use. ,., Times-Sentinel, Sunday, December 11, 1.... • •• ed over $40000 of the work so_n 24.39:, Pt. ~leasant 25·9:J, vey .Jordon up 23. 5:15 p. m.; j •;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~-~--:__ ~·~~~~ii;,ijii;;;;iio;;iiii;;;;;;;;i;;;iiijiiiiiiiii;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii"l " BY DICK THOMAS 1 . ~mton. 16~ sta~m~ary , ~~na- 1 w . H. Shaver, J r , down 23, 6 It's beginning to look a lot hke C!1 ristmas even lv.. ha F~lls il 49 fallmg, Cht~J l es- p. m.: Pnncipio up 23, 6 25 p 1hough there's no ice and snow. In case you need are- llon 1.9. 1 1.. r 1m; Kentuckian down 23, 6:50 a. wmder, there· s only 12 more shopping days left until ~h1o River - \\ a lte~ Beck- m.: F'ranklin B. up Greenup Chnstmas. ]Old up l4, 2 20 p. m · Ptlllip l4·10 p. m.; Pennsylvania up There's a beJ.utifully decorated Chri stmas tre e on ·Sporn up 14, 1:10 a. m.: John [Greenup 4 25 p. m.; Miss Sus· •qRIVE A LITTLE-SAVE A LOT 1he roof of JetTy .\1iller·s Country Fan·, out on Rt. 35, J. Rowe up 14,2 a. m.; ReJable lan up Greenup 5:15 p.m.; JeffAT RUTLAND FURNITURE near Rio GrandC. And, from the looks of the inside of I up 16, _5:10 p. m.; Vulcan up boat up Greenup 2:10 a. m., the store, which is easily seen from the highway as you :lit, 5 50 P m.: Beaver down Boc-K down Greenup 3:55 a.m. : drive by, the shopper would ha ve a mecca of gifts to 16, 6:30 a. m.; Polly ,R. up 17, Barbara Gay down Greenup <.:hoose from jlO p. m.; St. Marys up 17, 4·50 a. m.: Bess1e Walker up One of the most beautifully decorated landscapes 4 20. ~- m.; Susan La~e ~own 1 Greenup 6:50 a m.: City of arou nd here is a little fart he r out the rood at Bob Evans 17. 6 25 a, m; Moun ta m State St. Louis down Greenup 7:35 a. Sausage Shop. I ca n't describe it, or 1 sho uld say I won't. dowu 17, ~.50 a. m.: Peggy m: Southern down Meldahl 2· Drive out and see it. ---- --·-- -----Downey up 18, 6:35 a.m.; Jenks 15 p. m.; Luther Herdman : I hi:id the pleasure 1lmrsday I tmg of 1msurpassed natural Ido•n Meldahl 6:55 p. m.; On· night to nde to Morehead, Ky: beauty located midway between torium ; Bert .T. Combs Cla:ss- lward up Meldahl & p.m. ; Iron : w1th Bob S1ler of Radto wjeh Ashland and Lexington in a room Builing ; the Home Econ- Worker up Meldahl 8.30 p. m ; for the Rio Grande and More- spot where the Bluegrass meai.E omics and Industrial Arts Steel Trader up Meldahl 9:50 head State University basket- Appalachia. Bu1lding; the Admmistration p. rn. : Charles Stevt:!nson up ball game. It was the first t1me Now under construction are : Building; Mignon Hall ; Wilson Mcldahl 3: l5 a, m. I had ever vis1ted Morehead. Mignon Tower, a 16 story worn- ~all ; an ~ddition . doubling the Gallipolis Dam_ ,._.C:tStern up 1 was very much impressed en's res1dence: Alumni Tower, siZe of Baird Mustc Hall; West 3::m p.m.; OVEC up 5:15 p.m.; WJth the UIUverstty, its physi- a lO·slory men's residence; an M1gnon - ~all ; and Regents Hall: J . S. Lewis up 6. 15 p. m.;White cal p!ant layout and the stu- addilion to Breckenndge Train- an addJtJOn to Johnson Cam- Gold down 7:10 p. m. ; John dt'n!s th~mselves. Robbie Siler ing School: a physical educa- den Library and renovatmn of i Ladd Dean up 8:20p.m.; lndi· ~ ~ r1 Freshman at Morehead and tion ad?Ition to Field house; Palmer House for use as a ana up gAs p. m. : Harry Dy· , IN THE "WRITE" SPIRIT \\(' v i~ited him in his fourth a 41-umt mamed ~tudent apart- home management house. ler up 2:55 a. m; Solvay· down II 111 Jr <.!Drmi1ory room. ment bUlldJng. 11 three - bed- The growth program has pro- 3:50 a. m. For den, study, bedroom . . , . for ' him, for her, for growing children \\ e ha d lime to kill before room fac~l.ty houses; ~nd a. four- 1v1ded proper accommodatJOns Kanawha River _ Lucy Jane tl •! ' baskrtball gilmc and had story addJlwn to Lappm SCience for Morehead's expanding m- Lucas down Marmet 4:30a.m. ; and teenagers maple ' desks. .,... The answer to Santa's long gift list. d 1nn er at the Mountaineer Hall. . lercollegiate athletic program. Allen R. Merrill up Winfield l hl"t' where they have no waitTo be started later th11 year For mdoor events, the field ?:05 p. m. : Edeana Bosworth .,_ n·~, P ...;. \:ou place your ordE'r. _are: a ~raduate EducatiOn ~t_ud- house seats 5,000 and contams down Winfield 8:25 p. m.: Na· Jld\ f11r 1t and when they cal.l 1es Bwldmg; . another addJtlo? offices for coaches. Outdoor tiOna! up Winfield 11 ·10 p. m.; 1 1 \ 1 ,,. numb£>r .vou take .\our tray I to Ba1rd Mns_1c Hall; an ad~contests are held Lit Breathitt IJe[{erson down Winfield 2:20 a. 1 1.' ·he tahle and eat · to Bami J,tusJc Hall ; an add1- Sports Cemer which boasts a m.; Helen z. down Winfield 4·35 \ln:·P hc~d State Umvers1t.v is j tion to ,~ ~an Student ~ouse ; 10,000 seat stadiwn with a f45,· ia. m.; 0 . F. Shearer down Win· · 11 .r· Silt"r-" Alma Mater, or at and a ffiree-slo ry Art . Butldlng. 000 grasstex running track and field 5:30 a. m.; H. E. Bowles 1 k< l' t he aC'Ird like it was We 1 Completed within the p~st !t baseball field built to major j and Fort Dearborn up and Iw ~{">Pral pt:!ople he knew m- 1year w~ ftve-stnry East Mig- league proportions. 1down Winrield waiting at 1 a.m. For Dad's special comfort . . Mol'(\'s' c1, ·!!llg the Pres1dent. Adron non Hall ; four-story Coo per ---~ decorating flair . .. the nicest people_· IJ (I . an 1Hall ; the maintenance and opon your gift list ... we have the ~err .'\ t 1<111ghhn F'ield House, 1 !erations building ; an addition feet chair ... at the perfect price. n H 1 Harol d Rarkl'r, former to the Administration Buildmg ; fnGtball coarh at Southwestern I and the understructure and inHig h School who 1s now dormi- .stallation of lights at Breathitt tory director and football train- ISports Center stadium. I also met Gene Bennett, o ne~- During the last 12 years, other for the Morehead Golden er buildmgs constructed have Eagls. I been the field house. the Doran 1 also met Gene Bennett. one I Student House which holl9es , of the offi('!a]s at the game. :the cafeteria, grill, bookstore, Bennett and buddy, D1ck Hy- game room, lounges, post ofland ofticiate at lots of R i o flee and meeting rooms; Lake· Grande basketball games and wood Terrace, a 116-unit marother games here in Gallipolis. ried housing project: and the Only his buddy Thursday night 201 room North Men's Hall. was George Conley, a KentucOther new buildmgs include, ky State Senator. Imagine that the Buller Hall ; 12 faculty duII ls never too early YOU CAN GIVI a state Senator offtciat ing at a plexes; a dramatics arts laborto plan for Cbf!St· THIS lMPOIIfANr ball game. 1atory additwn to Bu ttnn Audimas next year. By Glfl', IJlld 'AY We had front row seats in ..,.-.............,... depositing a lillie HfXf YfAAI tthe RadicrPress sec tion in • each pay day, you Laughlin Field House which w!ll be surprised at llea1s 5.500. The Morehead how much has been Sports Information department THE WHOLI FAMILY CAN GET TOGETHER saved in just 50 Is one of the best in the busiweeks. Save as little AND GIVE A. WHOLE ROOMFUL OF GinS . ' t • ness. At lhe half they hnng as 25 cents or as ;loci!\ wbatJ!Ii•upertly •I!OI!mhled early ·Ameriyou first half st atJ~l!cs and a much as $10 each . ~ri Jilin! room)Qdudea , .• a long, three-.::oehio11 running score of game. And , 1 week. You, too, can wing aola, matchiDg chair with box: pleated 1kirt aftt'r the game they lmng a have a pre-paid holiday. .. ... a ll)vely map)e coffee table and two intere1t• complete res um e uf the game 1 Start saving today. Our 1967 ;ng maple table., plw two authentic plu s a second half rUlllllilg Iilmp~. · Christmas Club is now open. score. ' . ·, In case you didn't start an ' . David Cawood. a J96.l graduAccount last year, stop by ate of Baylor. is Sports Inforfor more details. matiOn Dm:>ctor Laughlin FJeld House, 1 heard .When \lie first wen t into ! somebody ye!! al me. ft wa s I Mike Fisher, son of M1 and Mr s Steele F1sht>r of Gallipo. i ' ' . A couple of fellows from 1' hs. FOR SPECIAL CHRISTMAS GIVING Gallia county were with hlm. ! .,.. . ....... " . Sav& Rec&ive I UHnk lhry wen· Dann,v Chick I ' ' 25c . . • .... 12.50 and Phil Sandel s. but I 'm not sure SOc .. , . . . . . 25.00 . ' M!rr the game we we ul o\ N 1.00 " .. " " 50.00 h .Jerry's Re~ta uraul where IH' ·' 2.00 .. ' . 100.00 saw Cha rlie Burnl'll, sun (] f SIZE 9x12 Mrs. Ol1\'f' BurnPtt Wr <.ll r a. 3.00 ..... " 150.00 gam helnre ~ t arl un: f0r lllmw 5.00 " ... ' . 250.00 WHEN YOU OPEN It wa ~ 2 a n1 l·ttd;l'. Jlll•fl llng ' 10.00 ' ' . ' 500.00 V~-hen we ilfl"ll.'l'r.] 1r1 (;;iiiiP•Ji ls.; YOUR ACCOUNT 5,500 has grown .11 enrrJII IIWill 1 W. "'"" 1 compltia. lllftnlo!J' tf Hon4h Morehead Slalt· lln 1 v•·r ~ JI~, ud OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 6:00 TO 8:00 Hoodt ICI:U~rln . . . 11fb ta lhrllt ( tM mMI ¥aluM mill.. on YIUI" lift lilt. Wllh ils studem IJr•d~ 11 1 JWa rly r;,.,. I fiOIIdl l ifl C.rtifiCIItiR II1J' •mtvot ,; u d ~our 11fl will k•ll 011 rl'ti"l pl•lllr• I ' ' 5 MlO ha s gruv. 11 1r 1 t•nrrdl mrnt 1 for /llliny JellS tG f4illllt. more !h an SIX tum•s dunng Jhe • SHtCT YOUR MOOEL OR ACCESSORY pasl 12 yPars m.akmg 1t fllle of i NOW fOil SPRifltli DEUVERV . WE PRO· VI DE fREE LAVAWAV SERVICE. lhe f~slt:!st grov. mg sch!JOls m •Hond• prm sttrt at the United States. $215.00 'TI1e most eve-c<Jlehmg rea•Plus rnodllt Itt 11111nd dtll""' cher..., ture of the schools 1s the $14,Honda n~~W•I SD plctur.O MEMIIER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM (W,f!OO construction program unMEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. der way on the 365 acre c;,m P'" ; Rawlings Honda S1les composed of gen tly slop mg 1 WY 2-2151 POMEROY OHIO tnd terraced lawns in a '"t. --M•ID•D•L•I•P•D•R•T•,.o.H.•o__ ,,____________________ ' $tntintl jUnbaJ! ~mtts ----------'--- VOL. 1 NO. 45 ··~ ' SUNDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1966 SECOND SECTION Page 11 ----------~-------- Fourth Graders See Scales at Work on Tour al n:· IN 0UR . TOWN • .. I Ri N I 1 1 December Sales Just ln~~nm~.~ For Christmas! '- f£ . G\~ ~··· •• ' CliiOJ QlliNO All • 1 1 _ 1 1 ...lenl 111!'"' /(il... w~1/li11if Wlil{l 1 ' Give Chairs - ....,._ Commerce. s - - - Enjoy a prepaid Christmas with a Savings Club Account 1 PlanJ were completed fir llle Christmas Home Deoorallal Contest in Middleport u • meeting ol members ol the participating garden clubs Friday evening at the ilona tl Mrs. Garen Stansbucy, Tbe contest is sponsored jointly eacll year by the Middleport Garden Club and the AmateJr Gardeners tn cooperation with the Middleport Chamber of DESKS-~-- ------ 1 1 Decorating Contest is Announced Youth Cited Into .COurt Mter Wreck Tbe C<Jntest will feature three categories t.hii year, to include Doorways and, or, Windows; Religious; and Non-Religious; with first and second prizes tn each categucy. Residents taking part in the C<Jntest are asked to carry one theme through decoratioos such as all religious, or non-religious. Tbe entries will be judged Thursday, Dec. 2 beginning at 6:30 p.m. with a social hour !IJ be held following the judging at the home of Mrs. Mal< RDJt. .-iiiiii,_, I I SELECT THE SUITS YOU BEST AMOUNT THAT give HODDA Just·Arrived I , FREE VASE CANDLE . OVAL BRAIDED RUGS . gift [ertifi[ate '' THE FARMERS BANK AND SAVINGS CO. 1 742-4211 ' . ' ·-~r·.~ .. ;·~. ·~'-·n~ . ./ .. .95 Traveler Makes Report on Hawaii Trip �I •' , I" ,, Gallia .. ,. . ~ '; '· ,, '' ·-· f;-• Events ' .. '. . MORNING Star Chapter, O"E; " S., Past MatrrniS and hus- . bands will hold their Christ· ' mas party and diMer wilh "r· · vlllfl i!lartlng at 5 .m.. in the Thurman Masonic Temple. Moaday FRENCH Colony, Daughters of the American Revolution, will meet at 8 p.m., at the home of Mrs. M. T. l!lpllns, Sr. Miss · Ruth Martin and Mrs. Frank E. Wetherholt, co-hostesses. Mrs, Ruth GU.. Ungham will present the proCOOKBOOK PROJECT - Members of Be\a Sigma Phi Chapter members 8"am. CHESHIREKYGER PTA Meigs Coun.ty have completed a cookbook project. The projeet, begun earlier will meet in the school audl· year, was under the chairmanship of Betty Rawlings (smaller photo). torlum at 7:30 p.m. Students book for distribution last week were, I to r, Judy Crooks, Carolyn Grueser, In grades one through six wiD Clelland and Rosetta Redovian. Other members of the cookbook committee we r e Rill Ball, April Smith, Doris Ewing, Billie Jo Spears and Linda Watson. Merchants play with them. It Isn't out or · present a Chrl111tmas program. who sponsored the publication were Middleport Book Store, The Shoe Box, Ingles the ordinary"for a lather to buy Everyone Is to bring Christ""'·" -1111. . , _ Furniture, Simon's Stores, Citizens National Bank, New York Clothing House, Hart· aa electric train for his six- mas cookies. ley & Bennett Shoe Store, Barnhart Tailoring, Bailey's ·Restaurant, H & R Fire· months-old son, or a football CENTENARY Grange will stone, Roush's Shoe Store and R. H. Raw! ings Sons Compan,y_._ __ _ _ _ __ for his brand new Infant. hold • regular meeting at A Pomeroy man, arrealed 7:30 p.m. Refreshments !urn• by Mlddleporl Polke Friday A young child whos' parents !shed by the Grange. on eha11e• ol drtvlnl while are always playing with his C.I.C. CLUB will bold its latolieated, wu llaoel fill toys and !tiling him how to Christmas dinner at ! p.m. and costo and •enteaeed II play with them isn't going to be at Gene Ball's restaurant in lltree daya Ia jaU ill Mayor very happy. And a youngster, Pt. Pleasant. c. o. Fisher's Court SaturTUESDAY -ay mo!'llllls. ~ who can't handle a toy that's too old lor him might as well TODDLERS TO TASSELS lie wao Homer A. PoweU, have no toy at all! 48, Route 1, Pomeroy, wbo Mothers League will meet ot Friday at,::K P·llll'lr•• travBY PAT GLASS "have everythingn But there ed, expensive, fancy toys No matter how great the the home ol Mrs. Robert •Ill& east on Mill Street, atExt. Agent, Home ~<'on. are parents, often with tight I lntrirate toys tht'y caa't real· klmptatiop, parents should stay I Taylor. Secret Pal Christmas tempted to make a tell tara GaiUa County budgets, too, who are always y pay with for fear o1 dam- within the ability· limits of their gilt exchange. Bring kits for 01110 Rutland SL, loll eoatre~ Last week we talked about buying toys lor their young orr- agi•& them, children when ·~lecting toys. Guiding Hand School. aad stnt•k 1 IUY wire. nero toys for the "average" child. spring. ,, " Step by atep, a htUe at a ttme, CENTENARY WSCS, 7:30 p, were no Jajurie• and only miD· But not al1 three-year-olds are Youngsters who seem to . Grown-up toys are ~me. these young folk come to m. at the home ol Mrs. Jean or damare to lbe PoweU vonoisy and fun-loving. Not all I"have everything" are pro!r times good.. A small manJcure grasp the complicilted business ! Cobb. Gilt exchange. ldcl,e. eight-year-olds are interested in 1ems when it comes to picking set, some _Jewelry, or dres~p of life. Let ~em learn at their BIDWELL WSCS will meet with cl.othes ~~g~t please a little own pare, swe ~em the tool! at 7,30 p. m. at the hme of ......,,.,,,""'""· 10 chemleal experiments" or mo- out toys for them. Toys del airplanes. especiay fine workmanship or girl: A chJid s ~atch, a key to encourage earnmg, and these Mrs. Loretta Thompson. Sinatra'• YoungeoL The individual child and hi~ materials, or toys that have cham, some mmiatur~ carp~n- youngsters usually grow up hap- PEMBROKE CLUB will hold like~ and dislikes must be kept some novelty feature, will usual- ler toos are often a wtse cho1ce lJ) and capable. ils Chr~tmas party at 6:30 Has Huge Diamond tr. mind. ly answer the problem. Magie !or a boy. Toys help. Toys are the lnstru- p"m., at the home o! Mrs. And where Individual likes tricks and model trucks and TOYS FOR PARENTS! ments children use to play at John L. Evans, Second Ave. HOLLYWOOD <UPI) -Frank and dislikes differ from the alrpanes are among the great Unfortunately • :~orne The better baanced thes~ FRENCH CITY Garden Club Sinatra's youngest daughter, &verage, it's a good idea to find assortment of good choices to (probaby more fathers are, the easier children will will hold its Christmas party year-old Tina, was sporting a toys to Iii these special cases. be made. buy toys so they adult life. and gift exchange at 6 p.m., . H carat diamond . Here are some toy suggestions Toy• that are completely at the home ol Mrs. Wymond rmg today from I Rolls, fbr the special cases. simple sometimes do the Bradbury, Mrs. Florence Cali!., real estate man Chlldrea "WIIb Everything" trick. Chlldrea who havt evTrainer and Mrs. Mary Glb- Hess, 28. Actually, cWldren seldom erytbiDg oileD llave compllca~ oaut, co-hostesses. Members A spokesman for the couple bring covered dish and table saod they plan to ~arry next 12- The Sunday Times-Sentine~ Sunday, December ll, 1968 service. summer, probably tn June or RIVERSIDE Study Club wiD Jbulyh. TIna is SinatNra's daughter By Helen 1 ancy, meet at 1 p.m., at the home Y " 6rst woe, Bouel of Mrs. L. H. Nelson. CORA GRANGE will meet y Getty W-.1at 7:30 p. m. There will be 1 oung """ 50 YOUTH A~KED FOR IT! and plrk me up. cent gilt exchange, Mem- Dutch Aetretls Pol This column is for young Isn't a year an awful long bora hrtng candy. people, their problems and time when it wasn 't reol'y my WEDNESDAY ROME <UPI) -J, Paul Getty KYGER WOMEN'S Society, Jr., 3,2, son of per!laps the I th p easul'eJ, eir trou bles and fault? - HELPLESS JN PRISed sd . fun. As with the rest or Helen ON W ne ay at 10 a.m., at the ~orld s r~chest man, today marHelp US!, 11 weleom., laughs home or Mr1. Fred Sisson. nod mlno-sklrtod Dutch actress but won't dodge 1 serious ques- Dear ,Heiple':': Covered dish luncheon. Fifty Talitha Pol, 25. in a $2 civll lion with a brush-off You U get time off lor gond cent gift exchange. ceremony In Rome City Hal~ ' behavior but don't upect lull LrrrLE KYGER Ladles Aid · Send your teen-age quesllons . will meet one week earl at Angry bowls .of ousted photote YOUTH ASKED FOR IT pardon until you learn that the home of Re d ~ IJ'aphers subslotuled for thl BY ROBERT WINGETT care or Helen Help US! thl; gond intentions d?n't excu,. v. an rs. wedding march. They Included TO DAY'S THOUGHT-· No matter how big a scoun- newspaper bad judgment and ft 1 ALWAYS :~~~::! ~· m~i"~' Prince Filippo Orsini, found 1 drel a man may seem, always remember that, to MISTAKES IN JUDGEMENT: ~~: =ta~h~pe.;;u diso7 change • with a camera in his poeke~ body, he is a pretty good guy. MI8S TAKES PUNISHMENT . a coupe G'";, COUNTY HO'~ Dear Helen: of months £roWIIlii up, honey • .......,. m~ The Pomeroy Varsity Football Banquet this Can't a girl make one rnls- and I lhink they'll give yw • ~akers Coomcll will meet at Sen, Gray Named week was excellently conceived, well-planned, and lake? third chance. - H. ~;~Chura.mch•. aTht .~~.: ~etho-U be President Pro-tem ried off first-rate. Here's the problem. I am Dear Helen: "'"' ...,.~ •• . I groun ded Ior a year! went out a eoup1e o1 Urnes ••Meatl Make MeaJs," wUb 1 COWMBUS (UP!) - Se n. Th11 <an be said largely because of Attorney Mrs. Frank W. Porter, Jr. Just because my paren!J had with this Trnn who hates cooking demanstratloa hy lbeodore M. Gray, 11-Piqua, Porter made the preliminary arrangements tor the to pick us up at a dance. he can't have. I found. oot Misa Marlon Hermance. will oerve as Senate presidellt event and secured Howard (Hopalong) Cassady as speak· You seo, there was fm Oght- kind ol guy he really IJ so Bring snck lunch. Coffee and pro_ tern 111d maJority fl oor er for the final PHS grid banquet. He and his · ing and a bunch of hoods at hbn farewell. To get even, tea wW be furnished. Baby leader for a second consecutive Mary, also prepared the delicious meal od steak, this dance, so we tried to get been spreading nnnon sitting service will be avaU· IOSSion Of the Ohio General Alaembly, all the trimmings. Our bats go off to Mr. and Mrs. out. There's a rule you can't go me. able. Gray, a veteran of II years ter for the interest tl!ey continually show in local oubide e1cept when you leave Now he'o telling my KYGER VALLEY lolotherl letocs. good by the front door. So friends that 1 run their League will hold a bazaar ln the Senate, was chosen by the policeman caught us trying Into the dirt. The trouble Is atarUng at t a.m., at the aeclamatlon at the caucus of Following is a cute letter written last week by to get out and called our par- cao't tell him off becauae tbat'sl First NaUonal Bank 1D Galll· 20 of the 23 Republican senat01'1 ·elect. young lass to her grandmother a resident in ents to pick us up. just what he wants me to pollJ. app~ent solicitation for : ' Well, we were supposed to - so he could laugh at me SADDLE AND SIRLOIN Rid· Chrostmas shoppmg money. Calli. be at a movie iriStsad, but there ling mad. Wbat can 1 do? 111f1 Club will hold Ill Chrlat- 7:30 p. m. at the home of ~~ Grandma, PFC Thomas S. Shasteen, US was only an adult movie play- why do boys act that way? mas dinner and gift achange Mrs. Wendell Evans. There I have to make (or buy) 52631314, 36th Med, Evae. Hos- lng and us &irll dido'! want to K.R.M. at 8:30 p. m. at the Kyger will be a $1 gift ex<han&e. Christmas presents lor Mom, pita!, APO San Franc1sco, Calf!. ree it, so we wtnt to thiJ dance Dear K: Creek Employees Club bouse. 1blrlday Dad, Steve an~ Lloyd. Do you 96291. instead. According to my mail, 8 Memberto brine covered dllh. SOCIAL STITCIIERS wiD have any ideas. I have a quart. Dean K. Will, HM S - USN, There was one other time that abrJOst alway1 loses when CORA WSCS wil1 hold Ill hold their Chrbtmas dllllll!r er, but that Is all. lt:1 Marine Reg. (Forward) "C" made my folks mad. 'rbey were- dates an •·expector" type annual au'lltmu meeUng at In the Fellowship Room of First Baptist Church at 8 p. "Maybe I can talk Mom Into ICo", 3rd Tank Bn., C<J FPO San n't home and a bunch of boys and she's lucky If it's only gJVong me some m~~ey, Try to Francisco, Colli., 96602. came over to the bouse. I knew temper! my lather drove her to II. She m. There will be a $1. gift think of something . SPI James R. Pullins, the boys real well and didn't These !asties must ill afraid to lei I dlvnree and exehange. Make reservation• Your Granddaughtsr, 15712386, HHB., 14th AVN. BR. think 11 would hurt 10 let them themselves with I halo the way the 1181pbon no later than Tuesday with Beth APO San Franclaeo, Calf!., In a while. We just played rec- cause they~e basic talk about uo. Please f[lve me Mrs. Evel)'ll Evano and Mrs. ll62.18. ords and I gave them some- When • girl says "No" !hey •orne "")'I to try to lfl lilY Mae WOods. HERE'S some more names AlC Francis R. Andrews, AF thinl to est. But Uoe neighbors aort lo female laclics: gossip, father bact lll1d my mother 10 Al,EXANDER SOCIAL Club, and addresses of our Meogs 131121079, Box 535, APO San aaw us and we've got to have alaioder, catliDesa . ". their way stop drlnldnl. - MIXED UP wiD hold 1 regular lllfttlnl at the home ol Mr. and County men In Vietnam. We Francosco, CalU., 96210. the nosiest neighbors In the of getting even for hurt pride. AND WORRIED Mrs. Noel Maasle. There wW hope you will take time to mall PFC Michael T, Smith, 57611 world. They made a big deal of What can you do? Tell Dear MWd Up: them a Christmas card. D Co , AMN., APO San Fran· It next day to my folb before lnlth but only when Aleohollea o\DOIIymolll mllht be a gift exchange. kPvt. lsi Class Robert 0. Wat- oisco, Calif., 9M91. l got a chance to tell them. and don't shout It out. Then help your mother - they're .. PATlUOT ORANGE wiD meet '"'· 2225336, C Co . 1th Eng., U 1 stay home for a year I'D .11 off with "Poor Trnn. " near U your phone book, and at 7:30 p.m. Members will U: S. Marone Corps, Da Nang POSTMASTERS nf Meigs become a ...plete hermit. 1 really got e problem." _ H. I'd sul£0111 YOU eaD and aalt danalf $1 towards !o!diDI II· bles, "inrtead ol the tiiUal gift Voetnam, FPO San Francisco, , County are making their an- just want 1o go oot and •e the Dear Helen: for adviCe, Calif., 96602. 1nual plea, for patrono to keep kids and have a good time My father goes out with If oae parent llraJchttns up adlange. Potluck wil1 be L-Cpl. Robert Sylvester, 212- 1the approaches to mall hoxoa like nonnal kids do. I wouldn't er women and my m~:l the other make tile effort, HI'Yed. 8836, Marine Detachment, USS 1 clear of anow thiJ winter: even want to date, but juort be llayl homo pnd geta ' Constsllato?n (CVM4 J FPO "Every reaaonable effort will with a hoy at a dance or game dnmk eveJ1 night. San Francosco, Cahf. . bo made to deliver mail, but and have my parents take me 1 don't tlllnk It's her fault 0 · • S.-Sgt. Bobby J" 1Juddmg, AF earrlers are not required 15503312, 134\h Avn. Co. APO perform services on loot. 409 engine, 4 speed transmission, extra San Francisco, Calif., 00215. may be nece11sary to temporari· sharp. PFC Thomas C. Hill, 221111m, ly withhold delivery of mall USMC, 3rd lln., t•t Marine , H should the appr..ch to mau11 - G. Co., Comm plt. FPO roxes by clogged with anow," San Francisco, Colli., 96215. post•! olficials aald, tot. Lt. John W. Cozart, 064-00- Patrons are atao . reminded 112, c-2-20 Aerial Arty., 1st that mad boua aloouJd be e COMPLETE UNE OF USED CARS e Air Cav. DIY., APO San Fran- checked to make IIIN tbe7 are ei'!Co, Calif., 116110. ereeled so mall WiD not lfl Phone 593-nll PFC Dale C. Rockhold, US wet or be damaged. 12638305, 136 Malnlenance (LTI I It tr also urlltd that the p.Simpson 111111 Polmer Sh. Athena, 0. WS) APO 116318, San Francisco, Itrons name w lettered on " - ' ,.__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.,..: TOYS FOR THE UNUSUAL CHILD Likes, Dislikes Important j Helen Help Us CHEV CONV NYE UNMRSnY VOlKSWAGEN SALES SERVICE ' . ..•• 't~ 1 . -~ S1lllllly 1395' SMITH BUl(K 5 . 00 '~ ' ~. o!J~:• •• •• "'' ~ ')'' ' ~h ~·. ,in,Carpenter~' Union Kelly !!,u., fg·.'s Mt'ss "eepe"ll F'..-sl I~·· • Carpen " ·" l er,s .' u • . DIOD 'T· . " , A A" yoang ~ustrlal workt!r"of 'Mi.ddlepdrt has beICOn'e the firshybman to join the ,Qnited Brotherhood Carpenters all<l Joiners of Ameril".l, No. 650 of PomCharolette Teepell, 19, 108 South Fourth St., accepted lis 'l member during the re&ular meetlnl the carpenters union Wednesday. "· · Miss Tee~IJ, daughter of Mr. an(\ Mrs. Curle r~• Is a 1968' 'ilr&duate of Middleport High School. She · here WitH her fal!lilY a year ago. They were forresidents of Belpre. An employee of the Kelly Wooten'• Wreck M1g . Co., M!dell-eporl, which makes top1 lor .jeeps, Report Corrected · ~orka 'lll...ilte shipping d~frtment Bill Wool>n, 10, of 443 Hedleshe !nstiUa rtasr in the Dr., driver of the dty and back panels of. the bus involved In ·a "eonli..1 Studied aiNiut , .~!-'Ions Friday mornli!, on• E;~~ttm school and ask.ed the advice had his hm\ ligna! ·~my p~ts .. ,.tiat 1 while walling to' m•ke j• do," said Mi!4 TeepeU, left tum onto Farm". Rd~ . " parents adv~ 11\0 to join The Slats Highway . P' I union and that It· whal 1 did , pointed out that his red h sbe s~ld ' ers were not operafllil< The Kelly llrm wbich fills porled In Friday's tdlll h orden on .:.Casion, staled to the effect that ''Woolbled . . 1 Retl en h.ad •lopped with his ftlah· ~:~~ane/ .::.': B~~an: 111f1 red signata nperallDI," belpecl,an 11, , which actually bad reference to Mlsio TfOt!OU Ia acout his turn slgnala. for Senior Scout Troop 171 Middleport, which has Jailbreaken are memllers. lndJcted in Murder The Carpenters union of eroy was presented its •haoi~rl IRONTON Ohl0 (UP!l on Jan · uarv tO, 1-, ., ... men ' who were Involved Bond, who ~e to a jailbreak that resulted In by steal!lboat The union has d th 1 th to , 11 held moellnP In the ,.me h 1ea olndl_:_. ;~d po 1"' place Redmon's Hall for tbt c ie dwere ..~ ay or " ' . ' egree mwur• · psst 158 years. Smee II.; Named In an Indictment relzation, It baa had from 7 turned by the Lawrence County 200 memberto. At the Grand Jury were Donald Lea there ~re 167. Jenkins, 26, and Ronald R. Pre.odent of lhe looal Browning, 20, both of Ironton, Homer FG~t, and Carl E. Halleck, 29, and buslneso agent cis They were aloo Peery, and treasurer Is Indicted for tbooUn& with lntsnl Sayre. ' kill or wound end 10 escape. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY DURING OUR ChristmasSale .tLL tARS ARE REDUtEDl .... " COME IN 1nd SEE THESE SHARPIES 1966 Chtv. Mlllbu 4 Door H.T, trw., pow. oteertne. R&H Wa1 $2495 . Now Only $2295 .1964 Ford Oat, ·sao 4 Door 8 cyl. auto. 8 cyl., auto. tnns., powar atearlng, JII.H W11 ~1795 ·. Now Only $1495 1962 Ford Gal. 500 2 Door , 8 cyl., lid. tnna. with over drive UH '"w " · W• $109J . ti.W Only $HI ' 1965 Mercury Monterey 4 DMr · 8 cyl., •ld".troDJ., power ateeilna, lllo:H . w.,. .J199$... . Now Only $1791 fJJiE~IES r~~~ YOUR PICK, ONLY · $1~5 )' . . •1961 Qooitt 4,Dr. 'cyl. Aut. traM. rldlolhtat, ttl~ ~P 4 Dr. 6 cyl. Stcl. traM., lllillol 14¥'· f.lf~9 PI~,~ P,r. 6 tid. trana. radio & htilt~ ' .•;ll,!;..'lnc! l!'llckl T• Ch- Prom ' ·. ~~ - . .....,. ,- I cvt. " ... Pou Len .U . . :.GQB~i . FORD ~· Middlepo'rt . ' ,·~ '" ' ~ ' ' ., ,;, > ' - ' , r ,I . ' . "' �I •' , I" ,, Gallia .. ,. . ~ '; '· ,, '' ·-· f;-• Events ' .. '. . MORNING Star Chapter, O"E; " S., Past MatrrniS and hus- . bands will hold their Christ· ' mas party and diMer wilh "r· · vlllfl i!lartlng at 5 .m.. in the Thurman Masonic Temple. Moaday FRENCH Colony, Daughters of the American Revolution, will meet at 8 p.m., at the home of Mrs. M. T. l!lpllns, Sr. Miss · Ruth Martin and Mrs. Frank E. Wetherholt, co-hostesses. Mrs, Ruth GU.. Ungham will present the proCOOKBOOK PROJECT - Members of Be\a Sigma Phi Chapter members 8"am. CHESHIREKYGER PTA Meigs Coun.ty have completed a cookbook project. The projeet, begun earlier will meet in the school audl· year, was under the chairmanship of Betty Rawlings (smaller photo). torlum at 7:30 p.m. Students book for distribution last week were, I to r, Judy Crooks, Carolyn Grueser, In grades one through six wiD Clelland and Rosetta Redovian. Other members of the cookbook committee we r e Rill Ball, April Smith, Doris Ewing, Billie Jo Spears and Linda Watson. Merchants play with them. It Isn't out or · present a Chrl111tmas program. who sponsored the publication were Middleport Book Store, The Shoe Box, Ingles the ordinary"for a lather to buy Everyone Is to bring Christ""'·" -1111. . , _ Furniture, Simon's Stores, Citizens National Bank, New York Clothing House, Hart· aa electric train for his six- mas cookies. ley & Bennett Shoe Store, Barnhart Tailoring, Bailey's ·Restaurant, H & R Fire· months-old son, or a football CENTENARY Grange will stone, Roush's Shoe Store and R. H. Raw! ings Sons Compan,y_._ __ _ _ _ __ for his brand new Infant. hold • regular meeting at A Pomeroy man, arrealed 7:30 p.m. Refreshments !urn• by Mlddleporl Polke Friday A young child whos' parents !shed by the Grange. on eha11e• ol drtvlnl while are always playing with his C.I.C. CLUB will bold its latolieated, wu llaoel fill toys and !tiling him how to Christmas dinner at ! p.m. and costo and •enteaeed II play with them isn't going to be at Gene Ball's restaurant in lltree daya Ia jaU ill Mayor very happy. And a youngster, Pt. Pleasant. c. o. Fisher's Court SaturTUESDAY -ay mo!'llllls. ~ who can't handle a toy that's too old lor him might as well TODDLERS TO TASSELS lie wao Homer A. PoweU, have no toy at all! 48, Route 1, Pomeroy, wbo Mothers League will meet ot Friday at,::K P·llll'lr•• travBY PAT GLASS "have everythingn But there ed, expensive, fancy toys No matter how great the the home ol Mrs. Robert •Ill& east on Mill Street, atExt. Agent, Home ~<'on. are parents, often with tight I lntrirate toys tht'y caa't real· klmptatiop, parents should stay I Taylor. Secret Pal Christmas tempted to make a tell tara GaiUa County budgets, too, who are always y pay with for fear o1 dam- within the ability· limits of their gilt exchange. Bring kits for 01110 Rutland SL, loll eoatre~ Last week we talked about buying toys lor their young orr- agi•& them, children when ·~lecting toys. Guiding Hand School. aad stnt•k 1 IUY wire. nero toys for the "average" child. spring. ,, " Step by atep, a htUe at a ttme, CENTENARY WSCS, 7:30 p, were no Jajurie• and only miD· But not al1 three-year-olds are Youngsters who seem to . Grown-up toys are ~me. these young folk come to m. at the home ol Mrs. Jean or damare to lbe PoweU vonoisy and fun-loving. Not all I"have everything" are pro!r times good.. A small manJcure grasp the complicilted business ! Cobb. Gilt exchange. ldcl,e. eight-year-olds are interested in 1ems when it comes to picking set, some _Jewelry, or dres~p of life. Let ~em learn at their BIDWELL WSCS will meet with cl.othes ~~g~t please a little own pare, swe ~em the tool! at 7,30 p. m. at the hme of ......,,.,,,""'""· 10 chemleal experiments" or mo- out toys for them. Toys del airplanes. especiay fine workmanship or girl: A chJid s ~atch, a key to encourage earnmg, and these Mrs. Loretta Thompson. Sinatra'• YoungeoL The individual child and hi~ materials, or toys that have cham, some mmiatur~ carp~n- youngsters usually grow up hap- PEMBROKE CLUB will hold like~ and dislikes must be kept some novelty feature, will usual- ler toos are often a wtse cho1ce lJ) and capable. ils Chr~tmas party at 6:30 Has Huge Diamond tr. mind. ly answer the problem. Magie !or a boy. Toys help. Toys are the lnstru- p"m., at the home o! Mrs. And where Individual likes tricks and model trucks and TOYS FOR PARENTS! ments children use to play at John L. Evans, Second Ave. HOLLYWOOD <UPI) -Frank and dislikes differ from the alrpanes are among the great Unfortunately • :~orne The better baanced thes~ FRENCH CITY Garden Club Sinatra's youngest daughter, &verage, it's a good idea to find assortment of good choices to (probaby more fathers are, the easier children will will hold its Christmas party year-old Tina, was sporting a toys to Iii these special cases. be made. buy toys so they adult life. and gift exchange at 6 p.m., . H carat diamond . Here are some toy suggestions Toy• that are completely at the home ol Mrs. Wymond rmg today from I Rolls, fbr the special cases. simple sometimes do the Bradbury, Mrs. Florence Cali!., real estate man Chlldrea "WIIb Everything" trick. Chlldrea who havt evTrainer and Mrs. Mary Glb- Hess, 28. Actually, cWldren seldom erytbiDg oileD llave compllca~ oaut, co-hostesses. Members A spokesman for the couple bring covered dish and table saod they plan to ~arry next 12- The Sunday Times-Sentine~ Sunday, December ll, 1968 service. summer, probably tn June or RIVERSIDE Study Club wiD Jbulyh. TIna is SinatNra's daughter By Helen 1 ancy, meet at 1 p.m., at the home Y " 6rst woe, Bouel of Mrs. L. H. Nelson. CORA GRANGE will meet y Getty W-.1at 7:30 p. m. There will be 1 oung """ 50 YOUTH A~KED FOR IT! and plrk me up. cent gilt exchange, Mem- Dutch Aetretls Pol This column is for young Isn't a year an awful long bora hrtng candy. people, their problems and time when it wasn 't reol'y my WEDNESDAY ROME <UPI) -J, Paul Getty KYGER WOMEN'S Society, Jr., 3,2, son of per!laps the I th p easul'eJ, eir trou bles and fault? - HELPLESS JN PRISed sd . fun. As with the rest or Helen ON W ne ay at 10 a.m., at the ~orld s r~chest man, today marHelp US!, 11 weleom., laughs home or Mr1. Fred Sisson. nod mlno-sklrtod Dutch actress but won't dodge 1 serious ques- Dear ,Heiple':': Covered dish luncheon. Fifty Talitha Pol, 25. in a $2 civll lion with a brush-off You U get time off lor gond cent gift exchange. ceremony In Rome City Hal~ ' behavior but don't upect lull LrrrLE KYGER Ladles Aid · Send your teen-age quesllons . will meet one week earl at Angry bowls .of ousted photote YOUTH ASKED FOR IT pardon until you learn that the home of Re d ~ IJ'aphers subslotuled for thl BY ROBERT WINGETT care or Helen Help US! thl; gond intentions d?n't excu,. v. an rs. wedding march. They Included TO DAY'S THOUGHT-· No matter how big a scoun- newspaper bad judgment and ft 1 ALWAYS :~~~::! ~· m~i"~' Prince Filippo Orsini, found 1 drel a man may seem, always remember that, to MISTAKES IN JUDGEMENT: ~~: =ta~h~pe.;;u diso7 change • with a camera in his poeke~ body, he is a pretty good guy. MI8S TAKES PUNISHMENT . a coupe G'";, COUNTY HO'~ Dear Helen: of months £roWIIlii up, honey • .......,. m~ The Pomeroy Varsity Football Banquet this Can't a girl make one rnls- and I lhink they'll give yw • ~akers Coomcll will meet at Sen, Gray Named week was excellently conceived, well-planned, and lake? third chance. - H. ~;~Chura.mch•. aTht .~~.: ~etho-U be President Pro-tem ried off first-rate. Here's the problem. I am Dear Helen: "'"' ...,.~ •• . I groun ded Ior a year! went out a eoup1e o1 Urnes ••Meatl Make MeaJs," wUb 1 COWMBUS (UP!) - Se n. Th11 <an be said largely because of Attorney Mrs. Frank W. Porter, Jr. Just because my paren!J had with this Trnn who hates cooking demanstratloa hy lbeodore M. Gray, 11-Piqua, Porter made the preliminary arrangements tor the to pick us up at a dance. he can't have. I found. oot Misa Marlon Hermance. will oerve as Senate presidellt event and secured Howard (Hopalong) Cassady as speak· You seo, there was fm Oght- kind ol guy he really IJ so Bring snck lunch. Coffee and pro_ tern 111d maJority fl oor er for the final PHS grid banquet. He and his · ing and a bunch of hoods at hbn farewell. To get even, tea wW be furnished. Baby leader for a second consecutive Mary, also prepared the delicious meal od steak, this dance, so we tried to get been spreading nnnon sitting service will be avaU· IOSSion Of the Ohio General Alaembly, all the trimmings. Our bats go off to Mr. and Mrs. out. There's a rule you can't go me. able. Gray, a veteran of II years ter for the interest tl!ey continually show in local oubide e1cept when you leave Now he'o telling my KYGER VALLEY lolotherl letocs. good by the front door. So friends that 1 run their League will hold a bazaar ln the Senate, was chosen by the policeman caught us trying Into the dirt. The trouble Is atarUng at t a.m., at the aeclamatlon at the caucus of Following is a cute letter written last week by to get out and called our par- cao't tell him off becauae tbat'sl First NaUonal Bank 1D Galll· 20 of the 23 Republican senat01'1 ·elect. young lass to her grandmother a resident in ents to pick us up. just what he wants me to pollJ. app~ent solicitation for : ' Well, we were supposed to - so he could laugh at me SADDLE AND SIRLOIN Rid· Chrostmas shoppmg money. Calli. be at a movie iriStsad, but there ling mad. Wbat can 1 do? 111f1 Club will hold Ill Chrlat- 7:30 p. m. at the home of ~~ Grandma, PFC Thomas S. Shasteen, US was only an adult movie play- why do boys act that way? mas dinner and gift achange Mrs. Wendell Evans. There I have to make (or buy) 52631314, 36th Med, Evae. Hos- lng and us &irll dido'! want to K.R.M. at 8:30 p. m. at the Kyger will be a $1 gift ex<han&e. Christmas presents lor Mom, pita!, APO San Franc1sco, Calf!. ree it, so we wtnt to thiJ dance Dear K: Creek Employees Club bouse. 1blrlday Dad, Steve an~ Lloyd. Do you 96291. instead. According to my mail, 8 Memberto brine covered dllh. SOCIAL STITCIIERS wiD have any ideas. I have a quart. Dean K. Will, HM S - USN, There was one other time that abrJOst alway1 loses when CORA WSCS wil1 hold Ill hold their Chrbtmas dllllll!r er, but that Is all. lt:1 Marine Reg. (Forward) "C" made my folks mad. 'rbey were- dates an •·expector" type annual au'lltmu meeUng at In the Fellowship Room of First Baptist Church at 8 p. "Maybe I can talk Mom Into ICo", 3rd Tank Bn., C<J FPO San n't home and a bunch of boys and she's lucky If it's only gJVong me some m~~ey, Try to Francisco, Colli., 96602. came over to the bouse. I knew temper! my lather drove her to II. She m. There will be a $1. gift think of something . SPI James R. Pullins, the boys real well and didn't These !asties must ill afraid to lei I dlvnree and exehange. Make reservation• Your Granddaughtsr, 15712386, HHB., 14th AVN. BR. think 11 would hurt 10 let them themselves with I halo the way the 1181pbon no later than Tuesday with Beth APO San Franclaeo, Calf!., In a while. We just played rec- cause they~e basic talk about uo. Please f[lve me Mrs. Evel)'ll Evano and Mrs. ll62.18. ords and I gave them some- When • girl says "No" !hey •orne "")'I to try to lfl lilY Mae WOods. HERE'S some more names AlC Francis R. Andrews, AF thinl to est. But Uoe neighbors aort lo female laclics: gossip, father bact lll1d my mother 10 Al,EXANDER SOCIAL Club, and addresses of our Meogs 131121079, Box 535, APO San aaw us and we've got to have alaioder, catliDesa . ". their way stop drlnldnl. - MIXED UP wiD hold 1 regular lllfttlnl at the home ol Mr. and County men In Vietnam. We Francosco, CalU., 96210. the nosiest neighbors In the of getting even for hurt pride. AND WORRIED Mrs. Noel Maasle. There wW hope you will take time to mall PFC Michael T, Smith, 57611 world. They made a big deal of What can you do? Tell Dear MWd Up: them a Christmas card. D Co , AMN., APO San Fran· It next day to my folb before lnlth but only when Aleohollea o\DOIIymolll mllht be a gift exchange. kPvt. lsi Class Robert 0. Wat- oisco, Calif., 9M91. l got a chance to tell them. and don't shout It out. Then help your mother - they're .. PATlUOT ORANGE wiD meet '"'· 2225336, C Co . 1th Eng., U 1 stay home for a year I'D .11 off with "Poor Trnn. " near U your phone book, and at 7:30 p.m. Members will U: S. Marone Corps, Da Nang POSTMASTERS nf Meigs become a ...plete hermit. 1 really got e problem." _ H. I'd sul£0111 YOU eaD and aalt danalf $1 towards !o!diDI II· bles, "inrtead ol the tiiUal gift Voetnam, FPO San Francisco, , County are making their an- just want 1o go oot and •e the Dear Helen: for adviCe, Calif., 96602. 1nual plea, for patrono to keep kids and have a good time My father goes out with If oae parent llraJchttns up adlange. Potluck wil1 be L-Cpl. Robert Sylvester, 212- 1the approaches to mall hoxoa like nonnal kids do. I wouldn't er women and my m~:l the other make tile effort, HI'Yed. 8836, Marine Detachment, USS 1 clear of anow thiJ winter: even want to date, but juort be llayl homo pnd geta ' Constsllato?n (CVM4 J FPO "Every reaaonable effort will with a hoy at a dance or game dnmk eveJ1 night. San Francosco, Cahf. . bo made to deliver mail, but and have my parents take me 1 don't tlllnk It's her fault 0 · • S.-Sgt. Bobby J" 1Juddmg, AF earrlers are not required 15503312, 134\h Avn. Co. APO perform services on loot. 409 engine, 4 speed transmission, extra San Francisco, Calif., 00215. may be nece11sary to temporari· sharp. PFC Thomas C. Hill, 221111m, ly withhold delivery of mall USMC, 3rd lln., t•t Marine , H should the appr..ch to mau11 - G. Co., Comm plt. FPO roxes by clogged with anow," San Francisco, Colli., 96215. post•! olficials aald, tot. Lt. John W. Cozart, 064-00- Patrons are atao . reminded 112, c-2-20 Aerial Arty., 1st that mad boua aloouJd be e COMPLETE UNE OF USED CARS e Air Cav. DIY., APO San Fran- checked to make IIIN tbe7 are ei'!Co, Calif., 116110. ereeled so mall WiD not lfl Phone 593-nll PFC Dale C. Rockhold, US wet or be damaged. 12638305, 136 Malnlenance (LTI I It tr also urlltd that the p.Simpson 111111 Polmer Sh. Athena, 0. WS) APO 116318, San Francisco, Itrons name w lettered on " - ' ,.__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.,..: TOYS FOR THE UNUSUAL CHILD Likes, Dislikes Important j Helen Help Us CHEV CONV NYE UNMRSnY VOlKSWAGEN SALES SERVICE ' . ..•• 't~ 1 . -~ S1lllllly 1395' SMITH BUl(K 5 . 00 '~ ' ~. o!J~:• •• •• "'' ~ ')'' ' ~h ~·. ,in,Carpenter~' Union Kelly !!,u., fg·.'s Mt'ss "eepe"ll F'..-sl I~·· • Carpen " ·" l er,s .' u • . DIOD 'T· . " , A A" yoang ~ustrlal workt!r"of 'Mi.ddlepdrt has beICOn'e the firshybman to join the ,Qnited Brotherhood Carpenters all<l Joiners of Ameril".l, No. 650 of PomCharolette Teepell, 19, 108 South Fourth St., accepted lis 'l member during the re&ular meetlnl the carpenters union Wednesday. "· · Miss Tee~IJ, daughter of Mr. an(\ Mrs. Curle r~• Is a 1968' 'ilr&duate of Middleport High School. She · here WitH her fal!lilY a year ago. They were forresidents of Belpre. An employee of the Kelly Wooten'• Wreck M1g . Co., M!dell-eporl, which makes top1 lor .jeeps, Report Corrected · ~orka 'lll...ilte shipping d~frtment Bill Wool>n, 10, of 443 Hedleshe !nstiUa rtasr in the Dr., driver of the dty and back panels of. the bus involved In ·a "eonli..1 Studied aiNiut , .~!-'Ions Friday mornli!, on• E;~~ttm school and ask.ed the advice had his hm\ ligna! ·~my p~ts .. ,.tiat 1 while walling to' m•ke j• do," said Mi!4 TeepeU, left tum onto Farm". Rd~ . " parents adv~ 11\0 to join The Slats Highway . P' I union and that It· whal 1 did , pointed out that his red h sbe s~ld ' ers were not operafllil< The Kelly llrm wbich fills porled In Friday's tdlll h orden on .:.Casion, staled to the effect that ''Woolbled . . 1 Retl en h.ad •lopped with his ftlah· ~:~~ane/ .::.': B~~an: 111f1 red signata nperallDI," belpecl,an 11, , which actually bad reference to Mlsio TfOt!OU Ia acout his turn slgnala. for Senior Scout Troop 171 Middleport, which has Jailbreaken are memllers. lndJcted in Murder The Carpenters union of eroy was presented its •haoi~rl IRONTON Ohl0 (UP!l on Jan · uarv tO, 1-, ., ... men ' who were Involved Bond, who ~e to a jailbreak that resulted In by steal!lboat The union has d th 1 th to , 11 held moellnP In the ,.me h 1ea olndl_:_. ;~d po 1"' place Redmon's Hall for tbt c ie dwere ..~ ay or " ' . ' egree mwur• · psst 158 years. Smee II.; Named In an Indictment relzation, It baa had from 7 turned by the Lawrence County 200 memberto. At the Grand Jury were Donald Lea there ~re 167. Jenkins, 26, and Ronald R. Pre.odent of lhe looal Browning, 20, both of Ironton, Homer FG~t, and Carl E. Halleck, 29, and buslneso agent cis They were aloo Peery, and treasurer Is Indicted for tbooUn& with lntsnl Sayre. ' kill or wound end 10 escape. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY DURING OUR ChristmasSale .tLL tARS ARE REDUtEDl .... " COME IN 1nd SEE THESE SHARPIES 1966 Chtv. Mlllbu 4 Door H.T, trw., pow. oteertne. R&H Wa1 $2495 . Now Only $2295 .1964 Ford Oat, ·sao 4 Door 8 cyl. auto. 8 cyl., auto. tnns., powar atearlng, JII.H W11 ~1795 ·. Now Only $1495 1962 Ford Gal. 500 2 Door , 8 cyl., lid. tnna. with over drive UH '"w " · W• $109J . ti.W Only $HI ' 1965 Mercury Monterey 4 DMr · 8 cyl., •ld".troDJ., power ateeilna, lllo:H . w.,. .J199$... . Now Only $1791 fJJiE~IES r~~~ YOUR PICK, ONLY · $1~5 )' . . •1961 Qooitt 4,Dr. 'cyl. Aut. traM. rldlolhtat, ttl~ ~P 4 Dr. 6 cyl. Stcl. traM., lllillol 14¥'· f.lf~9 PI~,~ P,r. 6 tid. trana. radio & htilt~ ' .•;ll,!;..'lnc! l!'llckl T• Ch- Prom ' ·. ~~ - . .....,. ,- I cvt. " ... Pou Len .U . . :.GQB~i . FORD ~· Middlepo'rt . ' ,·~ '" ' ~ ' ' ., ,;, > ' - ' , r ,I . ' . "' �. . ··-·--- ... -----·-····' . , . . ......... ,.,.. ,, . ' -~ .. ,. '' I The Sundoy Tlme..S.ntlnel, Sunday, December il, Readings are Highlights of Society Meeting A devotional period in the sanctuary opened the meeting of the Women's Misstonru'Y Society of the Laurel Cliff Froe Methodist Chm ch, Pomeroy R. D., Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Gerald Pullins, pr~:~~~::__ _ _ _ _ __:_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ dent, wa; ln charge of ~ the meeting and devotions were led by Mrs. Harry Clark. The which the group adjourned Ill Christmas. Devolllllltllleaikl: group san~ Silent Nighl, foftc•w-l the r•rr•ation room of tbe par- for January will be Mrs. PuJo ed by prayer by Mrs. Carl sonage for a buslness session. !ins. Bailey and scripture reading A communi<~ation was read AttendiQg)\981'8 the above and Matthew 1:18-22 by Mrs. from Ruth Pickenpaugb, asltlng Mrs. Artbur Wise, Mrs. Engetlll Clark. members to save Betty Crocker Gill, Miss Marguerlre UilheJt, ' i': .1' ' ,_, ' cards Mrs. Laura Schaefer; ~ were signed to be sent to sick Pearl Jacobs and Mr._ ;Jamea persons in the community at Lewis. Several readings were ! ). • I I '··.i ' '·' COUJXms. Round Robin including, "No Room For ,1 by Mrs. Bailey ; "The Mess~ge o' Christmas," Mrs. Richard lr===.....,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiii;;;;;;;iiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;w, Friend; "John 3:17," Mrs. '" ;,. I · :!, James Gilmore; "Three Sym. 1 ; F bois of Christmas." taken from ' :; Billy Graham's Guidepost, by Mrs. Clarence CurUs; ''Honor i Christ This Christmas." and "When the Deacon Talked io Church," Mrs. Pullins . BOOTS ' • 1 LOW .. 'I, I Prayer by Mrs. Ctirtord Klein closed the devotions, '• ~ .. • :., ,•·. ·,, • --- . ) I .• ;, ' , ··- I 1 I •• !lfiss Barbara Atm Simnwm . , , To I CLIJR TO MEET The Lower Crust C<Jnasta club met n-cently .1t the home of Leda Mae Kraeuter in Racine with l.ne following members present. Mrs. Janet Warner, ' Mr~. Inez Roy, Mrs. Linda : Hill, Mrs. De lures Wolfe. Mrs. , Linda Bee~le and the hostess, . Miss Kraeuter. The next meet- 1 ··J ed mas - after 14" ::~~~AT . ____ $7•99 .. ·' THE SHOE BOX "I'., ANNOUNCE ENGAGE!IrENT- M1. and Mrs. Floyd Karen AlexiS H11l ing witt be m the soc1at rooms . F. Simmons o~ Galhpol~s, are anno_un cmg th e bctro! hal, , ,, at the Universit Inn, I •nd 3pproachmg ma~mge or the1r daugh ter, Barbara F:Nf.AGEMEN ~ ANNOUNCED- Dr. and Mrs. Mox Welborne Ifill of ;,:11 r·te- following a Chri!tma• dinner ; MIDDLEPORT Ann, to Mr. John Michael Neal, son of Mr. and Mrs. man Plu~e, Westfu,.d, New Jersey, announce lhe ( 'll[~agrmC' nt of thi-'H' dJu gh lt·L Ku· \ Jh 1 M d M b . De em er of Middleport Merchants Gift-A-Ramo Charles M. Neal of Gallipolis. Miss Simmo ns is a 1965 ren AleXIs, .to Arthur ~arnbrough .. lfl . son uf Mr. " "d Mrs. Arthur Darnbrough, Jr, 19 nn, · on ay evemr.g, c. graduate of _Gallta Academy H1gh School and attended of Lower Rrver Ro.1d, Gallrpolrs. M>ss H1ll graduated from West field High Schoo l, l .:;;========~:::;::;~::::iiiiiii:;:::~ Mar~hall Umverslty. Mr. NealiS also a 196:; graduate or !•!tended the. Umversltv . of the Amencas 10 Me xiCO City, MeXICO, and ""' grad uGallJa Academy_ H!gh School, and is attending Marshall l'ted from Oh1o State Umvers.ty, School of Home Economics. She 1s an escc ullve · UrnverSI!y,_ maJormg In busmess administration. The tramee at the F. and R. Laza rus Company. Mr. Darnbrough grad uated from Gallia .~ I wecldmg Will be an event of January 22nd at Grace Me- Academy H1gh School, attended the Wharton School of Business and Finance at the i -thod1st church. 1Uillvers1ty of Pennsylvama, and was graduated from Ohio State University , ~·"'·-- - - - -- --- --·--· .. · - ·· - - ----!of Educa.\JOil , wh~re he was_a m.ember of Phi Delta Theta social fratrrnlt y He a}eac he> '"the Columbus City School sys tern. Tilt• l'.edd•ng "'II be an c·vent of .June It, 19G7. ° r l Annual Dinner Program, Gift Exchange Held Thursday Er1j.O yed by Garden Club . c ------ The annu•l Christmas dinn er or the Past councilors of Theodorus Councrl, Daughters .or Amenca, was held Thursday, at 6:30 p.m., at Baileys restaurant, l'o- IS 'ME! I . . , meroy. :. Galhpolts <.ar.ckn Club held buxwood foli age. Mrs. Thomns on the TV, and Mr.~ . Kenneth Members were seated at a tabl e with white cover Itts Chnslmas dm ner :Jt Rlver- had an arrangement £e~turin11 ! frazier used white candll:'s and a centerpie~e of holly and ~oim;ettia. A three branch : bo~ t !{oo~n TIIUrsda y evening. a madonna with sprurP fo! iag~ i with spruce foliage blu~ 1 candelabra holdmg a green, wh1te and a red candle were IMr ~. _L. I- aul lfask ms gave the - ---' <l nd rose bl endl'd baubles at on each en.d of the table. Favors were Christm as ror- 1d_evotiOm., a~d led tile grollp lfl PltilomallrPon CluiJ each end of Ll1e mantle. sages, penc1ls from Pomeroy National Rank and .'.1 can ,I smg1ng Cl1nstma.~ carols. opener from Farmers Bank. - - -- · I Arler tile dinner <he group Exclumgt>s Gi/l.t . !trs. Thomas was assisted Foll{lwing the dinner the the group sa ng Happy Birthday 'i went to the home of Mrs. 1'. Midst ca mllelight, holly by ~-Irs . E. D. Edgington in group a~journed to the party to Mrs. Charles Cohen. IA. Th~mas for the program, and mistletoe in the be:luitfully l serving light. refr~shments. The ! room wh1ch was decorated for A potted plant was sent to und g1ft exchange.. d~corated home of Mrs. Lorrn ne.xt meetmg wJ!J be Jari. , thl"' oe~asion including a Jightect Mrs. Hlchard Cam pbell and I M B'll !! k Miller on Ced<lr Strcel, tilt> 12th at the home of Mrs. John I tree !..l nder which gifts were . rs. 1 Y ouc read a Philoma lhl'an Cluh m ~ t fori All!SQn. placed. Mrs. Kathryn Goodwm who modern Christmas story, and its Christmas dinner. ~ere unable t6 .attend duf.' to 1also n traditional Christmas 1 I " j l .Mrs. Arnold Hayes, president, I Illness. Mrs. Reib_el on behaU story. Mrs. Gomer Phillips : Aftl'r din ner' thr president, : ·c~ndtlded the meeting, which j or the Past Councilors present- announced that she and Mrs. Mrs L. D. Rich ards. prl'ser.t -, opened with a prayer by Mrs. ed a gl~t to Mr~. Hayes who al- Don Galloway will be hostess- ed Mrs. Mill er, who read the Ray · Seidenabel. A program so_ receJved a g1f_t from the com- es at her home for the Christ- fourth <-· hapter of "Thr Slwpof readings was presented b mlttec and she m turn prcsr-nf. ,mas party of Nature's Garden herd," from Nor;Jh l.J.Jfl's rethe commiltee, Mrs. Henr~ ~each of the committee with ~ Club, 011 Dec. 22nd. Mrs. Phil· rent book, "!low 1-'ur To Beth· i Approved for Veterans Reibel, Mrs. Seidenabel and a gift. ll1ps asked that anyone having lehem ." Training and Social ,Mrs. Thomas Cook, including, Prizes were awarded to Mrs. ~ containers, which could be used Following th e pregram I her<" I Security Students The First Christmas, by M!'s. Diddle, Mrs. ileegle, Mrs. by th~ Nature club, be given was an e-xchange of gifts. 1 I Next Quarter Reibel; On Christmas Eve, Mrs. Rollin Bearhs, and 1-.·Irs. Setd- to Mrs. Galloway. committee fo r the dinner cunBe!lins Dec. 8 0 1 O'ddl Th h ' sisted of Mrs. Loren Miller, Catalog and Information va I e; e C ristmas [ enabeL Gifts were exchanged Mrs. Albert Durose conduct- chairman, with Mi ss Anne Bra•ITree, Mrs. Hayes; When the Jnd the meeling closed with eli the gift exchange. Christ- bury, Mrs. Florence Ecker On Diploma Courses Available Upon Request Bells Rany Qut, Mrs. ~dna I prayer read by Mrs. Hayes art- mas arrange ments throughout Mrs. George D;JVis. assi sting. Say~e, and An Old FashmnctJ · er whi ~h a dessert course was tJ 1P. home were as follows: door Chnstma~ Long Ago, Mrs. served. and sun room by Mrs. Charles In addition to articles John Smlt~. t Atter,ding were the above and Shaver of pine cones. Mrs. Al- rnalJy prohibited In the mails, ! The Chnslmas Prayer .:y Mrs. Max j\'leinhart, 1\-Irs. Frrd bert Durose made the dining matches and. li ghter fluid may : Mrs. ~os~ph Beegle an~ a :ol? Dessauer, Mrs. Bentz Wolfe, room table arrangement which not be mailed Ia oversens mili· 36 Locust Street The t.;hns~mas Tree, In Ger- Mrs. Grover EriJ, Mrs. Mary feat ured red carnations with tary audressrs. ·~,.--P-.h.,on""e""4""4'"6-4""3""6""7"""'""" man by M1ss Erna Jesse, cltiS· B. Heines and Mrs. Jack RGb· l:'d the program, ?.ftcr which son. 1 ' ... • and ' i -=========.1 r- SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS CAREERS BEGIN AT GBC GALLIPOLIS BUSINESS COlLEGE Retarded Child's Problems Studied ~U!tLo~ KING- SIZE TOP WJN an~ GfNmNE lfAJHfR LOUNGE CHM~S 'THf!~ IMPORTANT DESt~NS TO COMPLEMENT YOUR UY. lNG ROOM, DEN, OFfiCE OR ClUB ROOM.AVA!LAIU ltf A VARIHY OJ=. RICH LUSTROUS COLORS. All HAVE THE: CONVENIENCE OF CASTERS FOil. EASY MOVJNS AROUND. LET YOURSElF GlOW IN HOLIDAY-LOOK SWEATERS $5.00 to $15.00 IJ• ~CHAit S.mi...;., 11)-t. • Socond floor 1 ~ 'Tis the season to-be enchanting! Here are e]egant as well as classic cardigans, pull· overs, sweater roabf In precious . · wools, easluneres and mohair. In a merry array of colors! .·•., UKER ·FURNITURI· · • • ,. •' ' , .'P . • , 4·12 2nc1 Ave. 'l!o' •I �. . ··-·--- ... -----·-····' . , . . ......... ,.,.. ,, . ' -~ .. ,. '' I The Sundoy Tlme..S.ntlnel, Sunday, December il, Readings are Highlights of Society Meeting A devotional period in the sanctuary opened the meeting of the Women's Misstonru'Y Society of the Laurel Cliff Froe Methodist Chm ch, Pomeroy R. D., Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Gerald Pullins, pr~:~~~::__ _ _ _ _ __:_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ dent, wa; ln charge of ~ the meeting and devotions were led by Mrs. Harry Clark. The which the group adjourned Ill Christmas. Devolllllltllleaikl: group san~ Silent Nighl, foftc•w-l the r•rr•ation room of tbe par- for January will be Mrs. PuJo ed by prayer by Mrs. Carl sonage for a buslness session. !ins. Bailey and scripture reading A communi<~ation was read AttendiQg)\981'8 the above and Matthew 1:18-22 by Mrs. from Ruth Pickenpaugb, asltlng Mrs. Artbur Wise, Mrs. Engetlll Clark. members to save Betty Crocker Gill, Miss Marguerlre UilheJt, ' i': .1' ' ,_, ' cards Mrs. Laura Schaefer; ~ were signed to be sent to sick Pearl Jacobs and Mr._ ;Jamea persons in the community at Lewis. Several readings were ! ). • I I '··.i ' '·' COUJXms. Round Robin including, "No Room For ,1 by Mrs. Bailey ; "The Mess~ge o' Christmas," Mrs. Richard lr===.....,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiii;;;;;;;iiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;w, Friend; "John 3:17," Mrs. '" ;,. I · :!, James Gilmore; "Three Sym. 1 ; F bois of Christmas." taken from ' :; Billy Graham's Guidepost, by Mrs. Clarence CurUs; ''Honor i Christ This Christmas." and "When the Deacon Talked io Church," Mrs. Pullins . BOOTS ' • 1 LOW .. 'I, I Prayer by Mrs. Ctirtord Klein closed the devotions, '• ~ .. • :., ,•·. ·,, • --- . ) I .• ;, ' , ··- I 1 I •• !lfiss Barbara Atm Simnwm . , , To I CLIJR TO MEET The Lower Crust C<Jnasta club met n-cently .1t the home of Leda Mae Kraeuter in Racine with l.ne following members present. Mrs. Janet Warner, ' Mr~. Inez Roy, Mrs. Linda : Hill, Mrs. De lures Wolfe. Mrs. , Linda Bee~le and the hostess, . Miss Kraeuter. The next meet- 1 ··J ed mas - after 14" ::~~~AT . ____ $7•99 .. ·' THE SHOE BOX "I'., ANNOUNCE ENGAGE!IrENT- M1. and Mrs. Floyd Karen AlexiS H11l ing witt be m the soc1at rooms . F. Simmons o~ Galhpol~s, are anno_un cmg th e bctro! hal, , ,, at the Universit Inn, I •nd 3pproachmg ma~mge or the1r daugh ter, Barbara F:Nf.AGEMEN ~ ANNOUNCED- Dr. and Mrs. Mox Welborne Ifill of ;,:11 r·te- following a Chri!tma• dinner ; MIDDLEPORT Ann, to Mr. John Michael Neal, son of Mr. and Mrs. man Plu~e, Westfu,.d, New Jersey, announce lhe ( 'll[~agrmC' nt of thi-'H' dJu gh lt·L Ku· \ Jh 1 M d M b . De em er of Middleport Merchants Gift-A-Ramo Charles M. Neal of Gallipolis. Miss Simmo ns is a 1965 ren AleXIs, .to Arthur ~arnbrough .. lfl . son uf Mr. " "d Mrs. Arthur Darnbrough, Jr, 19 nn, · on ay evemr.g, c. graduate of _Gallta Academy H1gh School and attended of Lower Rrver Ro.1d, Gallrpolrs. M>ss H1ll graduated from West field High Schoo l, l .:;;========~:::;::;~::::iiiiiii:;:::~ Mar~hall Umverslty. Mr. NealiS also a 196:; graduate or !•!tended the. Umversltv . of the Amencas 10 Me xiCO City, MeXICO, and ""' grad uGallJa Academy_ H!gh School, and is attending Marshall l'ted from Oh1o State Umvers.ty, School of Home Economics. She 1s an escc ullve · UrnverSI!y,_ maJormg In busmess administration. The tramee at the F. and R. Laza rus Company. Mr. Darnbrough grad uated from Gallia .~ I wecldmg Will be an event of January 22nd at Grace Me- Academy H1gh School, attended the Wharton School of Business and Finance at the i -thod1st church. 1Uillvers1ty of Pennsylvama, and was graduated from Ohio State University , ~·"'·-- - - - -- --- --·--· .. · - ·· - - ----!of Educa.\JOil , wh~re he was_a m.ember of Phi Delta Theta social fratrrnlt y He a}eac he> '"the Columbus City School sys tern. Tilt• l'.edd•ng "'II be an c·vent of .June It, 19G7. ° r l Annual Dinner Program, Gift Exchange Held Thursday Er1j.O yed by Garden Club . c ------ The annu•l Christmas dinn er or the Past councilors of Theodorus Councrl, Daughters .or Amenca, was held Thursday, at 6:30 p.m., at Baileys restaurant, l'o- IS 'ME! I . . , meroy. :. Galhpolts <.ar.ckn Club held buxwood foli age. Mrs. Thomns on the TV, and Mr.~ . Kenneth Members were seated at a tabl e with white cover Itts Chnslmas dm ner :Jt Rlver- had an arrangement £e~turin11 ! frazier used white candll:'s and a centerpie~e of holly and ~oim;ettia. A three branch : bo~ t !{oo~n TIIUrsda y evening. a madonna with sprurP fo! iag~ i with spruce foliage blu~ 1 candelabra holdmg a green, wh1te and a red candle were IMr ~. _L. I- aul lfask ms gave the - ---' <l nd rose bl endl'd baubles at on each en.d of the table. Favors were Christm as ror- 1d_evotiOm., a~d led tile grollp lfl PltilomallrPon CluiJ each end of Ll1e mantle. sages, penc1ls from Pomeroy National Rank and .'.1 can ,I smg1ng Cl1nstma.~ carols. opener from Farmers Bank. - - -- · I Arler tile dinner <he group Exclumgt>s Gi/l.t . !trs. Thomas was assisted Foll{lwing the dinner the the group sa ng Happy Birthday 'i went to the home of Mrs. 1'. Midst ca mllelight, holly by ~-Irs . E. D. Edgington in group a~journed to the party to Mrs. Charles Cohen. IA. Th~mas for the program, and mistletoe in the be:luitfully l serving light. refr~shments. The ! room wh1ch was decorated for A potted plant was sent to und g1ft exchange.. d~corated home of Mrs. Lorrn ne.xt meetmg wJ!J be Jari. , thl"' oe~asion including a Jightect Mrs. Hlchard Cam pbell and I M B'll !! k Miller on Ced<lr Strcel, tilt> 12th at the home of Mrs. John I tree !..l nder which gifts were . rs. 1 Y ouc read a Philoma lhl'an Cluh m ~ t fori All!SQn. placed. Mrs. Kathryn Goodwm who modern Christmas story, and its Christmas dinner. ~ere unable t6 .attend duf.' to 1also n traditional Christmas 1 I " j l .Mrs. Arnold Hayes, president, I Illness. Mrs. Reib_el on behaU story. Mrs. Gomer Phillips : Aftl'r din ner' thr president, : ·c~ndtlded the meeting, which j or the Past Councilors present- announced that she and Mrs. Mrs L. D. Rich ards. prl'ser.t -, opened with a prayer by Mrs. ed a gl~t to Mr~. Hayes who al- Don Galloway will be hostess- ed Mrs. Mill er, who read the Ray · Seidenabel. A program so_ receJved a g1f_t from the com- es at her home for the Christ- fourth <-· hapter of "Thr Slwpof readings was presented b mlttec and she m turn prcsr-nf. ,mas party of Nature's Garden herd," from Nor;Jh l.J.Jfl's rethe commiltee, Mrs. Henr~ ~each of the committee with ~ Club, 011 Dec. 22nd. Mrs. Phil· rent book, "!low 1-'ur To Beth· i Approved for Veterans Reibel, Mrs. Seidenabel and a gift. ll1ps asked that anyone having lehem ." Training and Social ,Mrs. Thomas Cook, including, Prizes were awarded to Mrs. ~ containers, which could be used Following th e pregram I her<" I Security Students The First Christmas, by M!'s. Diddle, Mrs. ileegle, Mrs. by th~ Nature club, be given was an e-xchange of gifts. 1 I Next Quarter Reibel; On Christmas Eve, Mrs. Rollin Bearhs, and 1-.·Irs. Setd- to Mrs. Galloway. committee fo r the dinner cunBe!lins Dec. 8 0 1 O'ddl Th h ' sisted of Mrs. Loren Miller, Catalog and Information va I e; e C ristmas [ enabeL Gifts were exchanged Mrs. Albert Durose conduct- chairman, with Mi ss Anne Bra•ITree, Mrs. Hayes; When the Jnd the meeling closed with eli the gift exchange. Christ- bury, Mrs. Florence Ecker On Diploma Courses Available Upon Request Bells Rany Qut, Mrs. ~dna I prayer read by Mrs. Hayes art- mas arrange ments throughout Mrs. George D;JVis. assi sting. Say~e, and An Old FashmnctJ · er whi ~h a dessert course was tJ 1P. home were as follows: door Chnstma~ Long Ago, Mrs. served. and sun room by Mrs. Charles In addition to articles John Smlt~. t Atter,ding were the above and Shaver of pine cones. Mrs. Al- rnalJy prohibited In the mails, ! The Chnslmas Prayer .:y Mrs. Max j\'leinhart, 1\-Irs. Frrd bert Durose made the dining matches and. li ghter fluid may : Mrs. ~os~ph Beegle an~ a :ol? Dessauer, Mrs. Bentz Wolfe, room table arrangement which not be mailed Ia oversens mili· 36 Locust Street The t.;hns~mas Tree, In Ger- Mrs. Grover EriJ, Mrs. Mary feat ured red carnations with tary audressrs. ·~,.--P-.h.,on""e""4""4'"6-4""3""6""7"""'""" man by M1ss Erna Jesse, cltiS· B. Heines and Mrs. Jack RGb· l:'d the program, ?.ftcr which son. 1 ' ... • and ' i -=========.1 r- SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS CAREERS BEGIN AT GBC GALLIPOLIS BUSINESS COlLEGE Retarded Child's Problems Studied ~U!tLo~ KING- SIZE TOP WJN an~ GfNmNE lfAJHfR LOUNGE CHM~S 'THf!~ IMPORTANT DESt~NS TO COMPLEMENT YOUR UY. lNG ROOM, DEN, OFfiCE OR ClUB ROOM.AVA!LAIU ltf A VARIHY OJ=. RICH LUSTROUS COLORS. All HAVE THE: CONVENIENCE OF CASTERS FOil. EASY MOVJNS AROUND. LET YOURSElF GlOW IN HOLIDAY-LOOK SWEATERS $5.00 to $15.00 IJ• ~CHAit S.mi...;., 11)-t. • Socond floor 1 ~ 'Tis the season to-be enchanting! Here are e]egant as well as classic cardigans, pull· overs, sweater roabf In precious . · wools, easluneres and mohair. In a merry array of colors! .·•., UKER ·FURNITURI· · • • ,. •' ' , .'P . • , 4·12 2nc1 Ave. 'l!o' •I �-·~· ·- ...... ··"··- -- -·-- .-- ..... -·- - ... ...., -·-·..... •·... '"" '. '' ' ' OU FestivcJ" ~rti,arols is Sunday . Ov~r .. brau,. ·~~Ill· if ,irranged ,•, . ~ eel ltnfart for by l'l!fetiOI' Wlok· prlll'lm the oudleno~ : ~::: 1 mao CarUJon,:; b)'; W!P~. Jr<t . ~· : will •be •one ol the the opportun~: ~ ram~ phy oss~alt~l o(~ta!s mifocll.. presented by the us and Singe led by th• in ~wne6t~';. · , ,',. tetthY Chorus. iar carols, accompan · s ,or.· , ·~"·· ·,.. , ,,., t!ur••• B Choir and or111n. The P\'jll!l'JPl /~ ._ ·~~·~~· · ~: lhlee points ... rm will lnchi!lf ·milly IOillt~ller Ohio University Preflldent and som1 ni!w'~Ciirlstinlii Ill& vernon R. Alden wiD ntend dies perlormed ' by sOiolstj, ' the his Christmas sreeting at the University Chorus, under the I 0 e IYtn . eonvoeatlon, whlclt II ~Pin to, direction or Eusene Wickstrom, f the public without cltiJ'It, and the University Singers, di· I rected by Martha Wurtz. Gallipolis 'Emblem Club An old Mellican earol, rocent· plans this week to funlllh 1S baskets to needy ramillea Five Boyl Reeeive for the annual Chrislmll TenderI oot Raling . ty for children o! memberl In an lmpr..,tve candellght Dec · 18th· The Gllllla c111nty c. B. Rad· ceremony on Tuesday at the The club also made 1 dona· lo Club h&ld 111 ...,war meeting D.A.V. Hall, ftve Boy Scouts tion to tho Chrlstmao seal Wednesday evening at 7:30 at re<eived thoir Tonderfoot In· fund. t~e K. of P. Hall with liS mem· vestiture Into Troop 2lll of Two commtttoes wero nam. bel'll and 10 vtsltors from R.'l· Pomeroy. ed for the state meeting to cine, Syracuse and Gallipolis. They were Dennis Glaze, Tom- held in Gallipolis In Febru~. The membe" or the ctub plan· IS my Reed, Randy Chafin, Mor· The entertainment commllteo ned to have a ChriStmas party 0 U ton Barnes and Jon Dillard, The is composed of Feme Dec. 21, at the K. ol P. Hall et I A demonstration on the proO· Court •f Honor w" conducted Betty Null, Barbara 6 p. m, with I II gilt exchange. er appllcatton of make:up. pre- by Ray Neighborhood Ann Wickline and Ann This will take place on tho res· senled by Mrs. M~xme Km· Commissioner, and Paul Wern- A preparation committee ular meeting night. Mrs. Raymond Baity entf'rb nard, a repre!lentatJ~e ~f the er, ScoutmastE'r, assisted by eludes Jean Gardner, Hil(hli~ht of the evenlnll w?s talned the Sew-Rite Sewln& clu Merle No~man StudiO m Pt. Dana Snouffer. Bobby couch New. Joan Thompson, a ftlm shown by Thomu Mitl Thurlday evenln& at her home Pleasant, featured the Decem· and Eddie Hayes. '!be Troop Houck, Barbara Georse. ond Charles Grant, 'The Cru"e 1 on Uncoln Heights, Pome~oy, ber 5th meeting of the Galtia committee invites all boys age Brown, Avonelle Rou!lb, of the Brigantine Yankee," Re. Durmg the bu.!lmess ses~~oiOn, TOPS Club, at Grace Metho- 11 or older to jain the troop Mary Stormont. freshments of ham sandwiches, Mrs. Guy rtynolds presented ly. Mr. and Mrs. 0. E. McKin- Following ~n~diction, the ~~ Jn c~aree of_ Mrs. Harold Hood, dlst church. during the annual Rtundup now Following the meeting, pop and coffee were served. the ·•Story of the Chri~tmas Iley. and Mrs. Wesley _Fry and ~uests were mv1ted to tile dm· preSident, fmal ~Jans were As a reward for having lost in rogress. j Jreshments were served. Card1 and Seals" at the De· fa mi ly. Mrs. Robert Re1bel read llli room for refreshments o! made _ftr a ChrUJ,mas dinner the rnost weigh!. Miss Connie .:::_P~"-----------------AirmaU cards and parcels t-ember meeting of the Phila-1a leiter from Carrie Hall, who Christmas sandwiches, assorted !af Bailey's Restaurant, Wednes· Crou was selected as a mod~t ) .L should be mailed to Servic,men lhea Class of the Middleport Its confined to Cabel Huntington tea cookies, bell shapod minto, [day, Dec. II, at 7 p. m.. lol· l ill Mrs. Kinnard's demonstraovorseas DO later than Decem· Church or Christ Thursday ev-1Hospital. and a period of silent punch. and coffee. The table was lowed by I party_ at the home! tion. ~ PT. PLEASAN1'- Miss Shir-l Lakin State Hospital where ber 10 to assure before Christ~ tning at the home of Mrs. Ed- ~ prayer was held in memory of covered with a .red linen cover '.rMr'!l. ~ayton SLnrkland. Plans I Three new members were add-1ley Mason, local artist. Will be is E~ucatio~al Coordinator mas delivery. car Pratt. Mrs. A.da Lambert, mother or and c-enterf~ w1th. an ~rr~n8e· 1 voer_e also complete-d for ~· ed tt the club roster. The ne-xt l the guest speaker of the De-1art mstructlen and ~Jso m~Jin·fti'""""""_...;;_...,,......_.. , 1 Mrs. Fry, Mr. Paul Graves, ment featunng pomsettias, hoi· panng I basket lor a famtly meetiug will be Monday, De·[ comber meeting of the Point tains an art studio tn PHYSICAL FITf'IESS fhe Pratt home was elahor- ! ly and gold 11rapes flanked by and al!o to purchase shoes for cember !lith, at 7:30 p.m., in ! Pleasant Branch of the Ameri· home and gives Individual CENTER AND ltely det'orated lor the holoday , brother of Audrey Frost and white decorated candieo Mrs the children The traveling pme M hod . h h A . t' f U iverny sons REDUCING SALON aeason throughout inchlding a i Mabel Walburn and Joe Moore, Gerlach presided at the, silve; donated by .Mrs. Edward Wells GrTOacePS et bolst c urlcn~.. A_.~ IcWan S~la ~en. ~ n be . ~2 I Th~ program for the I' hted t e rn '" in Am· ~N atomen, on ay • parish cern house! r ' was arranged by the Christmas Special li r e, can dl ~s an d green - so~-m- Iaw of Mrs . Claude Ash - service and Mrs. Hicks ~t the ~·as lwarde4 to Mrs. Do nal d held its first convention the Episcopal ory and • hgl::ed ftreplace Oth· 11•! · ' punch bowl. The door pne was 1Cultlns. orlean Medical AssociaUon heatJ. at 7:30 p. m. IInteres!B Committee who WHkly or monthly .Gift er decoratwns mcluded. a buf. . b M · F nk Be· h Has. h I 1 ho te ... I C rtlfi Clt • Now "'WI • II 111e •1 . Named on the s1ck hst were won Y rs. ra ~\ · I Refrt!bments were served by Iquarters in Chicago. The f1rst Miss Mason will u ~e as er 1a so SP.rve as s s or t I f et arrangement · · · C?m mittee to~·~~~~~~~~ REDUCED RATIS.and ho11v and 8 olarpomselttas f' candle IMrll. William Bradford , Mrs. tl!sses were Mrs · Grace Pratt . . ' the hostess to those named a- club was formed in Mllwauke<, subjed "Chm~se Art" an d1evemng. with holl}• used on a l~ble com. I Leo Childs. Mr. McKinley and ~s. Neva Pratt, Mn. btve and Mrs. Elu G!lmore, .Jr., and bas now grown to a nation- will ntustrate fler talk with co1 1.are Mrs. C11fford Dunn, Comt In Far A s... tr Lena McElhinney. Donations Gilmore, Mrs. EdJar Mrs Cblrlea Hoffman Mrs al or&anization of more than or slides. All programs of the! man, Mrs. E. Bartow dans 1nd Brl"e A Guttt. 1 ted th Pe ' se mg. wm made to the Middleport Mrs. Child• ond Mrs. Willlatn Boyer, Mrs. ' Donold lo,OOO members. The letters ol local branch In 1967 will deal Mrs. William H. Rardin, Phone 446-0197. Houn Mrs. Wendell Gerlach, presi- Firemen , the T8 Association, Slater. McKnight and Mrs. William the club name stand for ''Take with the study of China. Becky Buckner, and ~nri,!":;.l:r~ P.M. Min. 1 dent. was in charge of the mer!- 1and the church janitor. Mrs. Gaddis. Oft Pounds Senslbly.' Miss Mason i~~oni~thije~staiirrioijf~Jiud~yiBu~rd~e~Uie.iJi.jiiijijii;;;;;;;,~ lng whicb opened with the George Childs road an article class soni. Mrs. Edgar ReyR - 1 des cribin~ the "Applebulter olds waa devotional chairman 1 Bees" held at the EUB Church eiving several meditations m- J in Massillon, Ohio. A gift exduditli '" Praytr For 0 change was held during the •· Church/' "''The Story of the i social hour with Mrs. Guy Rey· j Marc Fultz was honored witb Christlnas Guest,' ' and ''The [ nolds and Mrs. Donald Hicks in ' 1 party Friday evenine at the 1 Story." 1eharge. Gifts from the class home of his parents, Mr. and Notes of thank~ were read I were presented to Mrs. Gerlach, Mrs. John Fult1, Pearl St., from the Re\'. and Mrs. Donald I president, and Mrs_ Hicks by Middleport, in observance of Hicks, the James Young fami- Mrs. his 8th birthday. The snowman theme was carried out in the birthday' cake and table decor· ations. G•mes were played and prliMrs. Eleanor WhJte, advi!Or, Wellington. es_ won by Beth Vaug.han, Joe handed out certificatea of Parents and guests present Rickman, .Velvet Swtsher and. achievement at the Dec. I meet- were Mr. and Mrs. Cecil E. Kathy HarrJs. After the hon~r.. Ins of the Vinton Jotly Work· Carpenter, Tina, Julie, aod ed JUest had opened tile Ill• ers. Lynn Lone presided It the Joff, and Belinda Bare. and cardo, refreshments ol Jneeting and Debbie Bennett led Member• present were Paula cake, lee cream· pop and candy the pled&el. Argabrite, Alma and .Jo Bart-: Santa! were served to , the Mrs. White ln!talled officers ley. Debbie Bennetl. R it a I guests. ~avors were c.hnstmaa who were not pre~t>nt for in- Brown, Judy Bush, Cathy Car~ Iwreath pm1J for th! IIJrls and stallaUOD IL the last meetinc. penter, Kt~Lh.v George, Diana Santra tree decoratiOns for the The club d.L!cussed its older Grant, Helen and Joyce Haynes boy~ . . member.!! jolntna: the Junior L;mn and Arlene Long, Kahty I At~nd~ng were Beth Vau~l\.. LeaderJ. Two committets ! McCCarley. Cheryl Mefford, Re- I an, VJck.ie Slack, Kathy Harris, were appointed to a:o over by-, gina Robinette, Ja1 and Ana 1 Lee Ord, TamJ Hoffman, laws and aelect a meeting place .. Stereos, Becky Wellington and 1 Dr~ama Hovatter, Velvet The next meeting will be Jan.Jiwo new m~mbers, Georgia SwJSher, Joe Rickman, J~ J, 1967 It the home ol Beckv ' Meade and Sandy Wiley Anthony, John Pal Riley, Davtd ' - ---~-=------ ----· Swisher, GreJ Howard, George Batey. Mrs. Fultl ,.., usil~ Nltu.WI Omen'S ISSIOnory OCiefy ed by her dau1hter, Anita and Tan ! f f• t Marc's coualn, Bobby '1'11111, ol FIMced Lintel If$ IS I Pomeroy. Joininlthe family !at$7.91 The December meeting of ing through to humanity. She er In the evenlnc wert Mu. the Women's Mi"lonory Socie- quoted "ThrouRh A Dark Val- , Frank Tttuo of Pomeroy ond ty of the Pomeroy First Baptist 1ley,' ' a poem, 1 'The Child~~ and ! Mr. and Mrl. WOllam Swisher Church was held Thursday ev- closed with prayer. and daughter, Paula. ening at the church with Mr!!.. Four Christmas storiet were Joseph Cuok, preoldent, In read, "Incident on Fourth Gi/ll for Mother• cl!orge. !Street." by Mrs. Carver WiiGroup singing of the hymo, Iiams: "Gill From A Sailor." Planned by Glrll "Joy to the World," opened the Mrs. Cuok; "I Loaned My Plano were JDIClo to meeting, followed by a poem. Son," Mro. GeorJ• Sktaner ond Christmas gifts for mothers Coanr..rt "The Gi!t Without The Giver." "Forgotten Prisoner,'' Mn. when the Girl Scout Troop 180 ' ,.,.~ by Mrs. Cook. The White Cross Lorain Sterrett. A duet, "Silent of Pomeroy met Thursday alter report for overland was givttn Night.·· by Mrs. Elmer Wick- sehool al the home of Mn. by Mn. Harry Bliley who ; ham and Mrs. Sterrotl ..nclutl- Jack Seelig. stated thai it must be rt-ad_\' · ed the program . I The meeting opened with the llack by January. Several humorous I Mrs. StepheRson thanked all pledp to flq led by Tan quotations were g!ve11 by Mrs. who sent her c1rd1 and flower& Clark and Diana Ridgway. 1 Cook. While ~he was ill. The love gift tice was held for the cM~Imasj• Mrs. J. H. Stephen•on, pro- was dedicated by Mrs. Skinner. party to be held December U IP'Im leader, told the ChriSt· A thank you note was read by at the Seelig borne, mas story from Luke 2. She 1Mrs. J. E. Foster. Refresl1ments were served by apoke on the tift or Christ and ! At the close or the meatillg, Debra Keanedy and Roy1111 brought out the my1tery of the group adjourned to the ao. Cole to Nancy Gill, Becky SeeChrlslmu which i• Christ; cia! room which woo decoratod Ug, Shelly Clark, 8ony1 While, Christmu is 1 birthday ; Jesus in keeping with lhe HUOD, for Roaemarie Colburn, Sandra • a teacher [God'• word lo potluck refreshments. Present CurUo, Penny Eblin, Vickie always new) : God is 1 physi- were the above and Mrs. T. T. Abbott, Brenda Will, Vicki clan: God is Love; and God II Shelton. Mrs. Terry PhaUn, Clark and Diona Ridgway. aft· a psychiatrist, which means Mrs. Ellen Couch, Mr.s. Harold er which the meetiaa: elosed Otrlsimll Is God'o love break· Lemley and Mrs. Orval Wileo. with taps. 300 Ohio University mueldana will pre•ent U1e litlll Christmas Cunvocatlon ·'A Fes· " s d' o llval of CoroIs, un oy, ec. 11 at I p.m. in Memlrlal Audl· torlum. The convocation, on adapts· lion of the old English Festlvli ol Lesson I and Carols, will be a retelling or the Christm" atory in word and song, A "Suite or carols," arranged by Leroy Anderson and perrormecl by the Ohio univerSity Brus Choir, wUI be presented 10 minutes prior to the convoca. h•" tl t G . . Troo INVESTITURE - An investiture ceremony for Gallipolis Br;ownie p 221 was ""' recen Y I race Uon. . Methodist church. Members or the troop and their leaders are, front, I tor, Holly Lingo, Brenda Smeltzer, Tam· Tne Festival wUI begin wlfh my Nibert, Kim Dobbins, Jenilyn Robinson, Barbara Boone, Tammy H,emsworth,, and Sandy SOwers. Bact row- the playing of a newly compooTeresa Griffin Cathy Breech, Debra Johnson, Sherry Smith, Jane Cucle, Tanu Stewort, LuAnn Willis, Unda Carroll, and Cindy Mink. Mrs. Ray Boone, Scout Leader, center rear. Not pictured are Mn. James D. Robinson, usiJtant Scout Leader, and Miss Nancy Lease, Senior Girl Scout. · . c d 5torY 0 f Ch rl 5tma 5 Or 5 • b s k Seo fs GLven y pea er . \ I r · 'Three Baskets T 8 G. Need y am1'/'es 45 Attend C-B Radio Club Regular Meeting Gl"'· =· w" · 1 '•w 8th Birthday Of More Fultz /s Celeb•ated ur: It Stacks Up As AGreat Christmas When You Do Your Shopping at Carl s! Our Selection of Slippers & Shoes.are Gi'eatl · Presented Vinton Jolly Workers . W M. . At F' 8ap S , M eetS Ch urc h pomeroy ...... .... I Readings Highlight Meeting of Missionary Society A Chrl1tmao theme f"tuffil l maker; "What Chrlltmu Mrs. CuMio Salllldero, Mr. and the meeUng laot week of the Meant," by Mrs. Kathryn Mrs. Albert Thivener, Mr. ErNorthup Missionary Society at Green ; "Bqln•lng ol Silent mon Cremeens, Mr. llld Mrs. the home of Mn. Belva Adk1n1 Nl/lht," by Mra. JuaUnt Melton; Geor1e Adklnl, Mro. FIJI Rou, where a potluck turkey dinner "Pricelm Gift," by Mrs. Mae Mrs. Blanch Beard, Mrl. Ger. was served. 'lbivener; "A Mother's Pray- tie Neal, Mrs. Pearl Grlham. Mra. Bea Elliott, pr.,Jdent, er," i>y Mrs. Rebecca Unroe, Mrs. Mae Thivener, Mrs. J• presided over the ofternoon pro- Mrs. Faye Rose gave the quiz tine Melton. Mr.. Marlene Sotcram, which opened with the on '~Christmas and Carols." tJe, Lynn Settle, Mra. Rebecta rroup sinllnl "Silont Night." Mrs. Justine Melton thanked tho Unroe, Mrs. Kolhryn Greene, SCripture readine Wll by Mrs. gi'Otlp for a going-away gift. Mrs. Mary Frlllctl Rose, Mila llae Thivener, and praytr "'' The program closed with the I Bonnie Nibert, Mro. Sarah Ebb)' Mrs. Mary Fronceo Rooe. Lord's Prayer. ·lin, Mrt. Julio Hammond, Mro. ReadiRIS Included ; "My Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Sylvia Fowler, Rev. David !ltighbor's Bible," by Mrs. Cash Allison, Mr. and Mrs. Cartar, Mro. Boa Elliott, Mrs. JlaneJto Beard; "His Name at D. E. Sheets, Mr. ond Mrl. Bertha Rlct, and Mrl. Maude ' tile Top," ~Y Mr1. Mae Shoe- Grover .lboemakw, llr, ond Sallllders. . ,.....,. ,.., .' .,'' .' .' .. . ' ' Friendly~adio Mrs. Walburn's 87th Birthday lsCelebroted Christmas Them llfn. SteDa Walbum abo IC!t'l'ed ber 1'/th blrlbday wllb a famlly d1nner at ber . _ Sunday. Seven members of ~ family were present includma daughtel'll, Mrs. Herbert RIQI, CrookovUie: Mra, Jameo Finatad ond Mro. Perry ACCUJ~ Ine, 'Atheno; ond two sons, Ray. mond and Lester ol Mlddieport. She also rocelved lone distanct eallo from mmnbm of hor family ineludlng Mr.• and Mro. Eller Lewll, LebllliD, Mr. and Mra. Robert Sprlnfer, Ada; Harry Walburn, Akr~; Amonl her many gilts recetved were flowers from her daughter · In· law, Mabel Walburn, whn was In T~xas, and Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Cox of Pennsylvama. She recetved a basket of !nut from the Wllhng Workers Class of the Mtddleport Church or the Nazarene. The decora~ ed birthday cake was baked by Mrs. Riggs. Club Meets at AmvetsHoll AtGrocleSclrool Urn"' 111 1111 ·, ' .. ' ' ' .. ' . ' . . . ' ' .. . •,. ' .. ' . . ~ jl;ji Mrs. S1mpson H ess for Club Meeting 1 Shop In Gallipolis •• . IJWe AND FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE BOTH MURPHY STORES WILL BE OPEN ISeen and Heard I 1 N' 9 °· Eleanor Circle christmas Party Is at Home of Mrs. Bernard Fultz 12 Girl s or l J~u~ i, ~~;/'ne are! A / ecJ 2 Bv Troop 5 GALLIPOLIS MERCHANTS Values of Farm Life Extolled C I 1 NOW GOING FULL BLAST! Gal/ia County Salon 612 Meets At Cumings Home Near Pomeroy •FREE TICKETS NO PURCHASE REQUIRED 1967 CHEVROLET IMPALA 4DOOR (FIRST PRIZE) c· '::Our ..., m.._ DRAWING WILL BE SATURDAY, DEC. 24th 3:00 P.M. PLUS 20 •• $25.00 •2777·50 GIFT 'CERTIFICATES YOU DO NOT HAVE TO BE PRESENT TO WIN! I lllce & Cerllln Purnlture •· Allloaft llectrlc C0111pany Qu•ker Sttlelaovice Cantor 0. C. Murphy Ct. !U....., Store) O'Dell Luillbtr Co~~~p~ny Wlnltr 1!fty Cern· •w• "=~::. . rc,...,.c"",.llY Galllpolla Dttpt. Store Motor Compeny Company J-llrl . plafld boll tblli! llmi11et llli 'l'ltelday ._. 4llril>l Ill ..ai"Opta I!Gull' Plfty; 'l'ltt mllll wu Jllltlllld by ·~· '" Company \ :':m~ .. $5., \ 8lore lo . . , _ llld :V..,.. Bert $4,, Mmlthl... ..., ~ Ltwl.t ' , ':. ' . ' SHOP THESE FRIENDLY PARnciPAnNG MERCHANTS ~·a loft . . flvffy link YIUr INa 1,.. ' Pll'ltllltl. Notes ~uestslot . , FtOmMiddleport ~nuol!f!h~ .'J 'l'lto Frleadly CltizeDI Band The armua1 dinner od the l'lnlt .. llut Mu~e!JyFan;mB ·.· 1 ltadJo Club will holcllta onnoal tart Fallo W8C8 . . lllltl Mr. IIlli lira, llblr . OtrlltmM Party em Ilecember day at the IAtart tP'Idl . of Lebanon, Oblo, vllllad 1IJUrt. :12 at the Amvets Hall in Pom. Members ond gueltl wm and Friday In Mitldleport eroy. ed at tables ooverecl 111 wbUe their ~Mrl.: Ytlltw . WSCSI1olds AnnuaiDinntt Thl CbUIIIIO! theme vr•s llent Nlghl" Mn. Flarenee ·. featuncl at the cabinet mee~ len, advii!Ol', and Mrs. :; lng of the Kanauga Methodist !Ru•sell, had each person ;!i, Youlb Fellowship Thursday I their lhougill! on , Thio lllllOWICetnanl waa made and centered will! LeWil . 1M Dillie,tiP olllcttll - . , . . nithllll the home of Mt" Diana IMl'll. Allen also read "His Thursday night durinrl • reau· arrqement. of ~ tmcl f~ II. Wood J'rtMy ~ 11111 IIGI't ,.......1, ,1; u..., with nine pre!ftlt. 'At The Top." The Bible lar meeting of the club at the Chrlatmaa ,reenery • • !Iva w1lln1111she took .,._.. ()pin .._ Par! :.I Dlltble Ruosell 111ve the tip- taken from Luke was A. L. Phelps residence in Pom- Mr1 Dale Hill Mr. for Cdulll~ 111 ,... lo '"' ~ .. Ofporlw111 '1 · eniiC lboqbt. A oarol "While ed by Mlsa Haner, ond 1 MR. AND MRS. DANIELS eroy. The Gallipolis Citizens Cross ·and llfn. <irfmm hl ~ llllllllbl with ber :.'d..re In bollda~ •l'ffvi• : s~s Walched T be I r went to Dtmd Burnette, Band Club members will .,. colorlul cootumet, OOD, CUrlll Wood ltltl flm1l)' and llld meet 1111 flmllltl o ·' 10 r~· wu IWll by the Lonnie Schoonover. 1\10818 at the party and a II Blbllcel ..,.. I b other relallves II Cllllomlllllli their co-Worbrs. gr4up. Opening prayer was by The group voted to &o lift oxchange .has been plan- early llle of Jesus. before retutni.,. home plano to '1lle local Jofurpby IIDre •· COi!Dla Clau. and . ..rtPiure jlng during the holiday Ded. Santa Claus Is expect- Shuler accompiJlled on the pl- villi in Florida and Tenellsee decorated In IY!lieal Chrl••·· .• from Luke was iead by David with the date to be ed to be in altendaoce. ano IIlli Mra. Don Bell was with rai.Uvu. luhloo. llalnlbmalll ..,. ,.,. ' Burnette. later. A nomination commtttea was rator. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dlvldlotl, ved. Jean Roblltllln. Davoo ' Pllrllclpating in a skit, .. ~ 0 Relreshments ol ice cream, Announcem:nl Is being made selected for recommendinii new Two numbers by 111 year Athens, vlllted Thursday even- prta took place. Jenny ftob,,. SeUOll Like Christmas," were I oup cokes. potato chtps, candy of the mliiTtage on Nov. 21 at offtcers. Okey Kaiser was ing with her parents Mr ond !lOll, David BIWenlhlP anti • ,, ~!' Ronnie Schoonover, Dennis , and pop were ,erved by lhe 1 p.m. in Greenup, ky., ol DonPresent were Mr. and Mr<, a recording, "When the Mrs. Emeraon Jones.' · , Blankenship IIIII llauD llouelt ' l'l•oq(. and David Burne«• It hosle,., who was assisteo by n' Lou Tuft., daughter or Mr. Jumor Holsinger, Mr. a~d Mt>. Go Marching In" and "All Mrs. Tbelma Pratt, Raven• were door prie winnen. waa !allowed by the corol "Si· ' her sister, Lihda Hanet. and Mrs. Elmer Tufts, Rt. I, Larry Holsmger. and cmldren. Love." Mrl. Jane Hill i&Ve wood, W. Va., •lotted In Mid· Groups of people rrom Un, . • Wurtland, Ky., to lane Allen Paul and Vicky Jo , Mr. and jctoslng prayer. dlejlort lhla week wfih friends. toll to their grandparents Jll. :.. Daniels, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs..Emil Eynon and son, Following the program tended the event. Santa Claus E. L. Daniels, Wheelersburg, Demus; Mr. and Mrs. Geori• were played followed by a Don't forlet thot undot nor· made hlo appearance for the Ohio. Johnson, Jtm Bry~, Mrs. Jean exchonge. Atten4ing 11ere mal condltlona there Is no de- a trat. The special wedding address Clelana ond son, Jtmmte; Rod· and Mrs. James Early, Mr. Uvei'y of cards and letters 011 little ones, ll!tened to tbelr was delivered m the G~nup ney Hysell, Agnes Whtte, Mr. Mrs. Clareoce Shields, Mr. Christmas Day other than Spe- wan!B ond presented them with Kingdom Hall of Jehovah • WI~ and Mrs. Jumor Phelps an~ Mrs. John Woll, Mr. and dal Dellvoty. a treat. nesses by Ted R. Roesner. min. • • sons, fluster and E~rl and Mr. o~ulian Hill, Mt. and Mrs. '· /'i. lister, rormerly ciroutt supervlsIS and Mrs. James Whtte, Charles Hill, Mr. and Mrs. An<ltew "--or of congregations in southf Chff, Galhpohs, was accepted cross, Mr. and Ml'll. Don Bell, \ eastern Ohio, to 110 gu..ts. Tak· OS a new member and l'l'fresh· Mrs. Mary Shuler, Mra. ChlorWashington School PTA Mother ~ ers entertain· ing of the vows wao conducted men!B were served. UJ Grimm, Mrs. Ernest Grimm, For Complete ed the Pro&ressiYe Mothers League at Its a ual Ch JSI· by Mr. Raymond Humphrey, Th P t Offi Cl b r It was ai!IO noted the Pome- Mrs. Erma Wilson, Miss Unda Selection end mas dinner this week in the Riverboat Room of Os r's Ashland, Ky. . R : ;~ ter ~~~~ ~ ld 1~ roy CB Radio Club ~ttended a Hill. Mrs. Orpha Rill, Lorna restaurant in Gallipolis. --· Tbe bride was lovely '" a acne ap , e meettng of the Galhpolls Club Bell, Mrl. Jane Hill, Marvin SHOP-A-llAMA Dlreeted by Mr•. Gene Spur- Mrs. William C•mp6<Il, Mr. floor Jeneth white t.affeta and annual Christmas party recent· , last week at the K of p L<ldge Hill, Deborah Early, Julia TICKETS lock the 'linger~ offered "The and Mrs. Bob Clark. Mrs. John lace gown, a pearl crown veU, ly at lhe ho~ of Mrs. Gretta, m Galhpobs. A moVIe w a s Early, Paul Cross, Mike ~Ill , Tweive Olyl or Christmas." Foster, Mr. and Mrs. John ond carrying a cascade bouquet Stmpson, R~ctne. The home shown ond alter the meetlno Danny Hill and No Pur<h1se N_,.ry Nicholas" and 11 Ring Those Francies, Mr. and Mrs. James lof 25 white roses. was. attractively deco~atecl_m refreshments were enjoyed. Pre. Early. FREE TICKETSuTIM: Drummer B<'ly," Gllllam, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Ser maid of honor was her Chnstmas g~nery, pomsetba~ sent from the Pomero~ Club "SUver DeDI" "Joli• Ole St Hardway Mr. and Mcs. Fred twin sister, Miss Sue Tufts, and 1, large silver tree cente~d were Mr. and Mrs. Emtl Eynon CIDNA'S GREAT WALL , "ring' Those· Henderson, • M". William Jenk- Wurtland. Best man was th e th• Nicholu," and . hvfn•"' roo'" ' from whtch and son, De.nn1s.. Mr . and Mrs. The serpentuke Great Christmao Bello" Ins Mr and Mrs Gerald Roach, lather or the groom. A recep- &Ills were exc~~ed. ead Junior Holsmger and children. of China, built 22 centuries ago They were acCompanied by Mr: and Mrs. Hobart Wilson. Jr., Uon followed at the home of b Ch~stmas rea .~:sr.:r•,:. Mr. and Mrs. George Johnsoo, as a defense against Invader!, tn . Y e gues!B wt · r.. Mrs. and Mrs. James White winds across more than 15110 Mro Mllel """•• The closing and Mr and Mr1. James Pat- the bride's grandparents • ~•-•· tee Carpenter presentingted the and Mrs. A~ , ' number "Hippy Holiday,' was teroon. · Wurt1an d. •..es White. miles of northern Cinna. 0111 1 1 sung by Mn. Gilbert Curlill, Each of the ladies received Tbe groom t• a graduate or ~~C:~in e":rrsw~:' Willla: - .~ . Mra. J. A. daLomerena, Mrl. a holiday corsage. Mrs. James Wheelersburg High School, 1!167, g Y • Wtll be honoffil Mth a Jam .. GIDIUD ond Mra. RiclJ.. Patlerson was welcomed " a and he Is asst. overseer or the ~!::!· e~:td;.t;id::~~ i ca~d shower by friends and ..,. ard Brown They were accom- new member. Next meeting will Pomeroy-Middleport congrega. M rrl ' t P nd Cu attves. Cards should be add··•·• ,_ ·.,_ Maunce' Dolll be Jan 16th at the home of lion of Jehovah's Witnesses. He Wobb,,t sere ary, a ra ~ reS8ed to her at Bowman's Rest p..uw .-u:•· · · e reasurer N . . l • All,... 11011 Mr. ond Mrs. Mro. Hobart Wilson. wit~ Is self·employed a• a plahno Mr;. Chlorus ·Grimm Mrs. aomthG. Wtlcox en shon va. , Home. Box 313, Rl. I, Ironton. EVERY Richard llltwn, mr. llld Mrs. Rev. J. C. Chapman as guest tuner and lustructor, and " G t Sl d M N catton t " week 1rom er du· ; 18 •........ tte 11r llld speaker been associated wfth the church re B , kermpson an '~·-· aties in the Gallia Juvenile New addresses of two Gallla UNTIL P.M. Clw, _ ..v&MIII , • • • H d • oma nn were appc:nni-CU .as Cu NIGHT here smce 1963. e e11vers ser~ -"' . f th din rt to urt. county servicemen stationed in mons in Galllpolis, Portsmouth, .,;u&trmen e ner pa Y Vietnam were announced by 1 STARTING MONDAY, DEC. 12th Aohland, Pl. Pleasant and :uh: Seaman Apprentice Robert C. relatives today, They Greenup. .I s. r mm, IFrldd, USN, son of Mr. and PFC Charles M. Neal, Jr., CLOSED CHRISTMAS EVE .1 h id I anAttgadmes. M d M IMr11. Walter Dailner of Rt. 2, 2200857, 3rd Bn., !rd Marine 1'hl ltoml Mrl. Bernard Rotary comm1tec was • . en mg were r. an rs. Gallipolis is ....... t , Di FMF FPO S F . tl ' g ft ' I W'll' Ste rt M d M I ' ...,.... par m v., • e-o • an rand AT 5:00P.M. Fults, F~IDI Drive, Mid le· Followmg " hprldogramd " d' COUtS B I taPmh·l· wMa ' ndr. Man D rls.l "Lantflex-66," ·: largest. cisco. Calli. 96602, Neal is •ta· nnH w•• tilt teeM of the exchange was e an a es. en 1 son, r. a rs. a e ~ -mposlte tr . lrr e , f . eel n.. II .. ..-~ - ·1 d b hill M · o..v am xercJse or t1on at uung ·a. arriVIng UPPER AND LOWER STORES Ch~ party ol the Eleanor sort course w~s serve y re nVeSf ' r. an d Mrs. Be rt Grtmm: the Atlantic F'teet ~!'Is year, in there Dec. 2. Cirda ll t lfllth Methodist Mrs. Fultz asOisted by Mrs. AM. and Mrs. Thereon John ., mid·oreao and in the Cario· Sgt. Richard Campbell's adChUidt W4 'llluraday evening. Robort Byer and Mrs. Galen son, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Webb, : bean Sea. dre" is ' RA 15169509, HHC. 1'hl ~llltme · wodleeora~ Brown. Mrs, Nan Moore and Girt Scout Troop 52 of Pom- Mr. and Mrs. JoO!e Brtnker. [ ' IOOth L W 1f Bd G. C. MURPHY CO·. ed 11 , wi&b tile holiday Mrs. 0. P. Klein of the Womon's , eroy held an impressive candle· Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hensley, Mrs Ma t C II' h , PO s t F pns.. n . C lef.[ · '"' for the I M nd M Clill d M · . rgare o ms, w o ·. A an ranc1sco, a 1, 1 seiiOD uatiYJty scene, Society were guesl-3 light service Thursday evening r. a rs. or orns, l ~~~·n,.be~~78~~D~~~b~l~5~th. ~ ~·~iQfti;ijiOiif.iftnmo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~:~.;. : cadles, JN8MI'1 ud ether evei:~iRJ. Pictures of the group at the Pomeroy Elementary Mrs. Berni~e Carpenter, ~.rs. l on ecem er ' symholo. Tho prGII'IID hilb- were taken for the church dl·j sobool with 1Z SCOUts receiVing Ruth Barmt.z, Mrs. Lilhan 1 u,tt1 ot -~- 1 muoi- rectory during t~e evening. their investiture as Code~. senpson and Edward Simpson. eat prtiP'IIIl With vocal ana Attending were Margaret Ed- Patrol leadel'll Jo Ellen Diehl tllllrumelllal DUmben present· rd Mr Bradbury Mrs. and Becky Wright were pre'!""l· ed by aiJjdeDis Gl Mrs. Paul wa s, s. ed Patrol Cords, Diana King PoweU ei llaolne. The theme Earl Davenport, Mrs. Robert received htr Scout pin and Marof their 'Jftll'IID wu "T h t Byer, Vickie Houchms, Mrs. Ia Neut.zling was pr.,ented Birtbday.. a IJnl," ttlllng the Max Donahue, Mrs. Ja: S~v- three junior badges by Mrs. . Dy OUnci/ . ot«y of l;lirllllllu 1D SOIIJ. en, Mrs. KrawS<zyn, ~ '· a- !Joyd Wright, Scout I,eader, ·. ~ . Mro. .Jtltlli'ltriiiiCI}'II was len Brown, Mro. Fultz, Mrs. Mrs. A. R; ll!tfgtit.·. pve 11 ,' A discu.,tan of the topic pt'OifllD ~ ond presen~ Ernest Fraser, Mr8. Charlea brief talk on ScOudnii; . otating 'Vatu~ 01 LIVIng On The ed 1M IUIII l*liiiiiiOI'I. Byer, Mrs. James Johnson and "The more you put Into Scout· Farm, led by Mrs. T. F. Bur- l lin. Cllll'ltt llrldiHlrJ, prea· Loret~ Frost, a gue•t from Che· ing the more you eet out or it." Joson,. featured the meetmg of ldelt, a.dttcted the business shire and Mrs. Powell and her • She also read 8 teller from the Little Kyger Farm Bureau """= __. 1 dllcusllon If a otudents. h book ''Juliett Lo , 10 und· Cuunc11 at the lovely home .or COME IN FOR .... •- te w~, Miss Ida Thomas, and · er of the Scouts, which she Ruth Thomas at Rio Gronde. presented to the Soout Troop. The group ~t~reed to pla"Scouts rec<lvlng Cadet honors high 91lue on the advantages w~re ,llefl flot>the, . Dar!AI of farm We, even thotlih It Gallla Qluai:J llaloll No. 612, Scbolal'llhlp Chairman, Ellen Neutzlmg! B~ky Wrtght, Mar- dlflicuit to make a Uvtng comFROM ANY PARTICIPATING MERCHANT Eight et Ftrty, held 111 annu· DeWeese, bu had on lnqulfy Ia Neutzli,ng, Leanne Sebo, Dl· pared to industrial wortero. al CbrllliDII Pll'l1 11 the hollll lfrom a 11J'aduate of Holzer Hos- ana King, Debbie 'Yisecup, Mar· Some or the e>tra advontagea 01 Gladp 01m1np 0 e 1 r pltal ,Scbool or Nw;slng who 11 alynn Tracy, Sus1e Soulsby, named were: privacy, variety POIIIeroy; 'lltltlltlay evenlni. A lnterilted in applymg lor ' Caralynn Tracy, Irene Barnes, of jobs, a constant appreciation YOU MAY WIN THIS BEAUTIFUL ... covered dllb dltmer wu en· sellc>lat'shlp. An Jo Ellen Diehl and Mrs. Wright. of nature and the joy or watchjoyed by 1bt 11 partners proa· blank has been Assil!tant scout Leaders are Ine a yo.;., animal mature, ond ent. The meetin1 doted with Mro. James Dtehl and Mrs. an extra valuo Is enjoying a 'llte bn.lwl meet1n1 wao op- . ol the .. ~blisation James Souisby. neighborly visit with friends. ened IOOOrdlnt to ritual by whtch names o(, Seeret There were 12 membel'll, one La Potil Chapeau Faye Wtldar- tors were revealed durinl I K CI·-L II tul!ltt and Dine chlldren attend· mutb. A JOpol'l of tile PouV<>ir e~ehange. Each rrc e ..., IJI lng. MISI Thoma! read t h t Departellltlllal whlcll wu ~?.'~lma:~~~ Elev~ N"" Memben !48th Psalm lor devotions. The ot Fort 111)'11 llotel, ... · Rio Orilltde Collese Clrcle K council voted to make a conbUS Deeember 4th wu were drawn for Club inducted II new members trtbutlon · to CROP The ""'1ual CUmings Faye Sl!tero for the new year. , ,· .1 Uem on · Nov. oyster supper Will ., --.,.:: ' The· next meetlne wiD be held Into the Wflllll be m Janaermuth~ Mabel oi th&.home or Dorothy Hocker 21. The lnduotees were ~e uary at the home of Mr. ond ., Glldp Otmlnp onJtnU•"' 5th ··, Yertlll, Ned Ftnr.er, Crrug Mro .. Fred Thompsoo. Dellcloua Color Guard 11 the -, · · Peterson, Bill Dunn, Roe Re&· refrelllmenla were 1erved by '11'11 I~ then ill, Tllomao Gilka, JIIDOI Ma· the ...hostessos. salon w., t11Ct11111 in the ley, Evin ' HUihl!lt, Larry - - - - - - - - 10 roaol!, 118 1011 Ill Krumm, steve Klndar. Special guet1 wu Peter Nibert, lor 1187, with one over. ntomberl who wa1 the ebarter pmident and Diller . · 'brothers o1 1he club, wbll IG a GaiUa ' You Do Not of tholr oounty leocber, aiul 1 realty Natd Ia Present period. Sticker Price To Win Mother Singers , L Entertal n eag ue A • S k D 12 Local rtlst Is pea er ec. tn 1 ' ,... 1 r JlliMIIttllat.llltdiJ, u.mber 11. 19811-17 Wedding VOWS k Are Ta en on November 21 Application of Make-up Shown T TOPS Cl b Mrs. 8aity • Hostess to Sewing Club ' Lutnber Co., IIIIi a-Purnlture Suitor's Shell Sarvlce Ctntor O...lt.shuler C~~~~p~ny Mcl<ttftht-Dtvila Htlw. ,..._. Clothlatt 0. C.IAurllhy Ct. (l.ww .,.,., ... htni Drlvlolit . IM!!tri'l . J'hlllid . ·' Johnson's Market Darnbf'OUIIh's o.pt. Stere A & P TN Compony Clork'a Jawelry Fa..-'1 Hanlware Tiny's Fooolland Womoldotff & 1'hlmll Hdft. Chuck Collier Ianiei ltere EYiftl Suptlt'llllll'ke lne. llllett AN!IIIIces Ball Furtilture C.. Dale's Food Malkel SPONJOilS ONL Yl C.-lal & Savliltllllllll Pint Natlenll... · OhJeYallerla'* .. ,, . - •. �-·~· ·- ...... ··"··- -- -·-- .-- ..... -·- - ... ...., -·-·..... •·... '"" '. '' ' ' OU FestivcJ" ~rti,arols is Sunday . Ov~r .. brau,. ·~~Ill· if ,irranged ,•, . ~ eel ltnfart for by l'l!fetiOI' Wlok· prlll'lm the oudleno~ : ~::: 1 mao CarUJon,:; b)'; W!P~. Jr<t . ~· : will •be •one ol the the opportun~: ~ ram~ phy oss~alt~l o(~ta!s mifocll.. presented by the us and Singe led by th• in ~wne6t~';. · , ,',. tetthY Chorus. iar carols, accompan · s ,or.· , ·~"·· ·,.. , ,,., t!ur••• B Choir and or111n. The P\'jll!l'JPl /~ ._ ·~~·~~· · ~: lhlee points ... rm will lnchi!lf ·milly IOillt~ller Ohio University Preflldent and som1 ni!w'~Ciirlstinlii Ill& vernon R. Alden wiD ntend dies perlormed ' by sOiolstj, ' the his Christmas sreeting at the University Chorus, under the I 0 e IYtn . eonvoeatlon, whlclt II ~Pin to, direction or Eusene Wickstrom, f the public without cltiJ'It, and the University Singers, di· I rected by Martha Wurtz. Gallipolis 'Emblem Club An old Mellican earol, rocent· plans this week to funlllh 1S baskets to needy ramillea Five Boyl Reeeive for the annual Chrislmll TenderI oot Raling . ty for children o! memberl In an lmpr..,tve candellght Dec · 18th· The Gllllla c111nty c. B. Rad· ceremony on Tuesday at the The club also made 1 dona· lo Club h&ld 111 ...,war meeting D.A.V. Hall, ftve Boy Scouts tion to tho Chrlstmao seal Wednesday evening at 7:30 at re<eived thoir Tonderfoot In· fund. t~e K. of P. Hall with liS mem· vestiture Into Troop 2lll of Two commtttoes wero nam. bel'll and 10 vtsltors from R.'l· Pomeroy. ed for the state meeting to cine, Syracuse and Gallipolis. They were Dennis Glaze, Tom- held in Gallipolis In Febru~. The membe" or the ctub plan· IS my Reed, Randy Chafin, Mor· The entertainment commllteo ned to have a ChriStmas party 0 U ton Barnes and Jon Dillard, The is composed of Feme Dec. 21, at the K. ol P. Hall et I A demonstration on the proO· Court •f Honor w" conducted Betty Null, Barbara 6 p. m, with I II gilt exchange. er appllcatton of make:up. pre- by Ray Neighborhood Ann Wickline and Ann This will take place on tho res· senled by Mrs. M~xme Km· Commissioner, and Paul Wern- A preparation committee ular meeting night. Mrs. Raymond Baity entf'rb nard, a repre!lentatJ~e ~f the er, ScoutmastE'r, assisted by eludes Jean Gardner, Hil(hli~ht of the evenlnll w?s talned the Sew-Rite Sewln& clu Merle No~man StudiO m Pt. Dana Snouffer. Bobby couch New. Joan Thompson, a ftlm shown by Thomu Mitl Thurlday evenln& at her home Pleasant, featured the Decem· and Eddie Hayes. '!be Troop Houck, Barbara Georse. ond Charles Grant, 'The Cru"e 1 on Uncoln Heights, Pome~oy, ber 5th meeting of the Galtia committee invites all boys age Brown, Avonelle Rou!lb, of the Brigantine Yankee," Re. Durmg the bu.!lmess ses~~oiOn, TOPS Club, at Grace Metho- 11 or older to jain the troop Mary Stormont. freshments of ham sandwiches, Mrs. Guy rtynolds presented ly. Mr. and Mrs. 0. E. McKin- Following ~n~diction, the ~~ Jn c~aree of_ Mrs. Harold Hood, dlst church. during the annual Rtundup now Following the meeting, pop and coffee were served. the ·•Story of the Chri~tmas Iley. and Mrs. Wesley _Fry and ~uests were mv1ted to tile dm· preSident, fmal ~Jans were As a reward for having lost in rogress. j Jreshments were served. Card1 and Seals" at the De· fa mi ly. Mrs. Robert Re1bel read llli room for refreshments o! made _ftr a ChrUJ,mas dinner the rnost weigh!. Miss Connie .:::_P~"-----------------AirmaU cards and parcels t-ember meeting of the Phila-1a leiter from Carrie Hall, who Christmas sandwiches, assorted !af Bailey's Restaurant, Wednes· Crou was selected as a mod~t ) .L should be mailed to Servic,men lhea Class of the Middleport Its confined to Cabel Huntington tea cookies, bell shapod minto, [day, Dec. II, at 7 p. m.. lol· l ill Mrs. Kinnard's demonstraovorseas DO later than Decem· Church or Christ Thursday ev-1Hospital. and a period of silent punch. and coffee. The table was lowed by I party_ at the home! tion. ~ PT. PLEASAN1'- Miss Shir-l Lakin State Hospital where ber 10 to assure before Christ~ tning at the home of Mrs. Ed- ~ prayer was held in memory of covered with a .red linen cover '.rMr'!l. ~ayton SLnrkland. Plans I Three new members were add-1ley Mason, local artist. Will be is E~ucatio~al Coordinator mas delivery. car Pratt. Mrs. A.da Lambert, mother or and c-enterf~ w1th. an ~rr~n8e· 1 voer_e also complete-d for ~· ed tt the club roster. The ne-xt l the guest speaker of the De-1art mstructlen and ~Jso m~Jin·fti'""""""_...;;_...,,......_.. , 1 Mrs. Fry, Mr. Paul Graves, ment featunng pomsettias, hoi· panng I basket lor a famtly meetiug will be Monday, De·[ comber meeting of the Point tains an art studio tn PHYSICAL FITf'IESS fhe Pratt home was elahor- ! ly and gold 11rapes flanked by and al!o to purchase shoes for cember !lith, at 7:30 p.m., in ! Pleasant Branch of the Ameri· home and gives Individual CENTER AND ltely det'orated lor the holoday , brother of Audrey Frost and white decorated candieo Mrs the children The traveling pme M hod . h h A . t' f U iverny sons REDUCING SALON aeason throughout inchlding a i Mabel Walburn and Joe Moore, Gerlach presided at the, silve; donated by .Mrs. Edward Wells GrTOacePS et bolst c urlcn~.. A_.~ IcWan S~la ~en. ~ n be . ~2 I Th~ program for the I' hted t e rn '" in Am· ~N atomen, on ay • parish cern house! r ' was arranged by the Christmas Special li r e, can dl ~s an d green - so~-m- Iaw of Mrs . Claude Ash - service and Mrs. Hicks ~t the ~·as lwarde4 to Mrs. Do nal d held its first convention the Episcopal ory and • hgl::ed ftreplace Oth· 11•! · ' punch bowl. The door pne was 1Cultlns. orlean Medical AssociaUon heatJ. at 7:30 p. m. IInteres!B Committee who WHkly or monthly .Gift er decoratwns mcluded. a buf. . b M · F nk Be· h Has. h I 1 ho te ... I C rtlfi Clt • Now "'WI • II 111e •1 . Named on the s1ck hst were won Y rs. ra ~\ · I Refrt!bments were served by Iquarters in Chicago. The f1rst Miss Mason will u ~e as er 1a so SP.rve as s s or t I f et arrangement · · · C?m mittee to~·~~~~~~~~ REDUCED RATIS.and ho11v and 8 olarpomselttas f' candle IMrll. William Bradford , Mrs. tl!sses were Mrs · Grace Pratt . . ' the hostess to those named a- club was formed in Mllwauke<, subjed "Chm~se Art" an d1evemng. with holl}• used on a l~ble com. I Leo Childs. Mr. McKinley and ~s. Neva Pratt, Mn. btve and Mrs. Elu G!lmore, .Jr., and bas now grown to a nation- will ntustrate fler talk with co1 1.are Mrs. C11fford Dunn, Comt In Far A s... tr Lena McElhinney. Donations Gilmore, Mrs. EdJar Mrs Cblrlea Hoffman Mrs al or&anization of more than or slides. All programs of the! man, Mrs. E. Bartow dans 1nd Brl"e A Guttt. 1 ted th Pe ' se mg. wm made to the Middleport Mrs. Child• ond Mrs. Willlatn Boyer, Mrs. ' Donold lo,OOO members. The letters ol local branch In 1967 will deal Mrs. William H. Rardin, Phone 446-0197. Houn Mrs. Wendell Gerlach, presi- Firemen , the T8 Association, Slater. McKnight and Mrs. William the club name stand for ''Take with the study of China. Becky Buckner, and ~nri,!":;.l:r~ P.M. Min. 1 dent. was in charge of the mer!- 1and the church janitor. Mrs. Gaddis. Oft Pounds Senslbly.' Miss Mason i~~oni~thije~staiirrioijf~Jiud~yiBu~rd~e~Uie.iJi.jiiijijii;;;;;;;,~ lng whicb opened with the George Childs road an article class soni. Mrs. Edgar ReyR - 1 des cribin~ the "Applebulter olds waa devotional chairman 1 Bees" held at the EUB Church eiving several meditations m- J in Massillon, Ohio. A gift exduditli '" Praytr For 0 change was held during the •· Church/' "''The Story of the i social hour with Mrs. Guy Rey· j Marc Fultz was honored witb Christlnas Guest,' ' and ''The [ nolds and Mrs. Donald Hicks in ' 1 party Friday evenine at the 1 Story." 1eharge. Gifts from the class home of his parents, Mr. and Notes of thank~ were read I were presented to Mrs. Gerlach, Mrs. John Fult1, Pearl St., from the Re\'. and Mrs. Donald I president, and Mrs_ Hicks by Middleport, in observance of Hicks, the James Young fami- Mrs. his 8th birthday. The snowman theme was carried out in the birthday' cake and table decor· ations. G•mes were played and prliMrs. Eleanor WhJte, advi!Or, Wellington. es_ won by Beth Vaug.han, Joe handed out certificatea of Parents and guests present Rickman, .Velvet Swtsher and. achievement at the Dec. I meet- were Mr. and Mrs. Cecil E. Kathy HarrJs. After the hon~r.. Ins of the Vinton Jotly Work· Carpenter, Tina, Julie, aod ed JUest had opened tile Ill• ers. Lynn Lone presided It the Joff, and Belinda Bare. and cardo, refreshments ol Jneeting and Debbie Bennett led Member• present were Paula cake, lee cream· pop and candy the pled&el. Argabrite, Alma and .Jo Bart-: Santa! were served to , the Mrs. White ln!talled officers ley. Debbie Bennetl. R it a I guests. ~avors were c.hnstmaa who were not pre~t>nt for in- Brown, Judy Bush, Cathy Car~ Iwreath pm1J for th! IIJrls and stallaUOD IL the last meetinc. penter, Kt~Lh.v George, Diana Santra tree decoratiOns for the The club d.L!cussed its older Grant, Helen and Joyce Haynes boy~ . . member.!! jolntna: the Junior L;mn and Arlene Long, Kahty I At~nd~ng were Beth Vau~l\.. LeaderJ. Two committets ! McCCarley. Cheryl Mefford, Re- I an, VJck.ie Slack, Kathy Harris, were appointed to a:o over by-, gina Robinette, Ja1 and Ana 1 Lee Ord, TamJ Hoffman, laws and aelect a meeting place .. Stereos, Becky Wellington and 1 Dr~ama Hovatter, Velvet The next meeting will be Jan.Jiwo new m~mbers, Georgia SwJSher, Joe Rickman, J~ J, 1967 It the home ol Beckv ' Meade and Sandy Wiley Anthony, John Pal Riley, Davtd ' - ---~-=------ ----· Swisher, GreJ Howard, George Batey. Mrs. Fultl ,.., usil~ Nltu.WI Omen'S ISSIOnory OCiefy ed by her dau1hter, Anita and Tan ! f f• t Marc's coualn, Bobby '1'11111, ol FIMced Lintel If$ IS I Pomeroy. Joininlthe family !at$7.91 The December meeting of ing through to humanity. She er In the evenlnc wert Mu. the Women's Mi"lonory Socie- quoted "ThrouRh A Dark Val- , Frank Tttuo of Pomeroy ond ty of the Pomeroy First Baptist 1ley,' ' a poem, 1 'The Child~~ and ! Mr. and Mrl. WOllam Swisher Church was held Thursday ev- closed with prayer. and daughter, Paula. ening at the church with Mr!!.. Four Christmas storiet were Joseph Cuok, preoldent, In read, "Incident on Fourth Gi/ll for Mother• cl!orge. !Street." by Mrs. Carver WiiGroup singing of the hymo, Iiams: "Gill From A Sailor." Planned by Glrll "Joy to the World," opened the Mrs. Cuok; "I Loaned My Plano were JDIClo to meeting, followed by a poem. Son," Mro. GeorJ• Sktaner ond Christmas gifts for mothers Coanr..rt "The Gi!t Without The Giver." "Forgotten Prisoner,'' Mn. when the Girl Scout Troop 180 ' ,.,.~ by Mrs. Cook. The White Cross Lorain Sterrett. A duet, "Silent of Pomeroy met Thursday alter report for overland was givttn Night.·· by Mrs. Elmer Wick- sehool al the home of Mn. by Mn. Harry Bliley who ; ham and Mrs. Sterrotl ..nclutl- Jack Seelig. stated thai it must be rt-ad_\' · ed the program . I The meeting opened with the llack by January. Several humorous I Mrs. StepheRson thanked all pledp to flq led by Tan quotations were g!ve11 by Mrs. who sent her c1rd1 and flower& Clark and Diana Ridgway. 1 Cook. While ~he was ill. The love gift tice was held for the cM~Imasj• Mrs. J. H. Stephen•on, pro- was dedicated by Mrs. Skinner. party to be held December U IP'Im leader, told the ChriSt· A thank you note was read by at the Seelig borne, mas story from Luke 2. She 1Mrs. J. E. Foster. Refresl1ments were served by apoke on the tift or Christ and ! At the close or the meatillg, Debra Keanedy and Roy1111 brought out the my1tery of the group adjourned to the ao. Cole to Nancy Gill, Becky SeeChrlslmu which i• Christ; cia! room which woo decoratod Ug, Shelly Clark, 8ony1 While, Christmu is 1 birthday ; Jesus in keeping with lhe HUOD, for Roaemarie Colburn, Sandra • a teacher [God'• word lo potluck refreshments. Present CurUo, Penny Eblin, Vickie always new) : God is 1 physi- were the above and Mrs. T. T. Abbott, Brenda Will, Vicki clan: God is Love; and God II Shelton. Mrs. Terry PhaUn, Clark and Diona Ridgway. aft· a psychiatrist, which means Mrs. Ellen Couch, Mr.s. Harold er which the meetiaa: elosed Otrlsimll Is God'o love break· Lemley and Mrs. Orval Wileo. with taps. 300 Ohio University mueldana will pre•ent U1e litlll Christmas Cunvocatlon ·'A Fes· " s d' o llval of CoroIs, un oy, ec. 11 at I p.m. in Memlrlal Audl· torlum. The convocation, on adapts· lion of the old English Festlvli ol Lesson I and Carols, will be a retelling or the Christm" atory in word and song, A "Suite or carols," arranged by Leroy Anderson and perrormecl by the Ohio univerSity Brus Choir, wUI be presented 10 minutes prior to the convoca. h•" tl t G . . Troo INVESTITURE - An investiture ceremony for Gallipolis Br;ownie p 221 was ""' recen Y I race Uon. . Methodist church. Members or the troop and their leaders are, front, I tor, Holly Lingo, Brenda Smeltzer, Tam· Tne Festival wUI begin wlfh my Nibert, Kim Dobbins, Jenilyn Robinson, Barbara Boone, Tammy H,emsworth,, and Sandy SOwers. Bact row- the playing of a newly compooTeresa Griffin Cathy Breech, Debra Johnson, Sherry Smith, Jane Cucle, Tanu Stewort, LuAnn Willis, Unda Carroll, and Cindy Mink. Mrs. Ray Boone, Scout Leader, center rear. Not pictured are Mn. James D. Robinson, usiJtant Scout Leader, and Miss Nancy Lease, Senior Girl Scout. · . c d 5torY 0 f Ch rl 5tma 5 Or 5 • b s k Seo fs GLven y pea er . \ I r · 'Three Baskets T 8 G. Need y am1'/'es 45 Attend C-B Radio Club Regular Meeting Gl"'· =· w" · 1 '•w 8th Birthday Of More Fultz /s Celeb•ated ur: It Stacks Up As AGreat Christmas When You Do Your Shopping at Carl s! Our Selection of Slippers & Shoes.are Gi'eatl · Presented Vinton Jolly Workers . W M. . At F' 8ap S , M eetS Ch urc h pomeroy ...... .... I Readings Highlight Meeting of Missionary Society A Chrl1tmao theme f"tuffil l maker; "What Chrlltmu Mrs. CuMio Salllldero, Mr. and the meeUng laot week of the Meant," by Mrs. Kathryn Mrs. Albert Thivener, Mr. ErNorthup Missionary Society at Green ; "Bqln•lng ol Silent mon Cremeens, Mr. llld Mrs. the home of Mn. Belva Adk1n1 Nl/lht," by Mra. JuaUnt Melton; Geor1e Adklnl, Mro. FIJI Rou, where a potluck turkey dinner "Pricelm Gift," by Mrs. Mae Mrs. Blanch Beard, Mrl. Ger. was served. 'lbivener; "A Mother's Pray- tie Neal, Mrs. Pearl Grlham. Mra. Bea Elliott, pr.,Jdent, er," i>y Mrs. Rebecca Unroe, Mrs. Mae Thivener, Mrs. J• presided over the ofternoon pro- Mrs. Faye Rose gave the quiz tine Melton. Mr.. Marlene Sotcram, which opened with the on '~Christmas and Carols." tJe, Lynn Settle, Mra. Rebecta rroup sinllnl "Silont Night." Mrs. Justine Melton thanked tho Unroe, Mrs. Kolhryn Greene, SCripture readine Wll by Mrs. gi'Otlp for a going-away gift. Mrs. Mary Frlllctl Rose, Mila llae Thivener, and praytr "'' The program closed with the I Bonnie Nibert, Mro. Sarah Ebb)' Mrs. Mary Fronceo Rooe. Lord's Prayer. ·lin, Mrt. Julio Hammond, Mro. ReadiRIS Included ; "My Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Sylvia Fowler, Rev. David !ltighbor's Bible," by Mrs. Cash Allison, Mr. and Mrs. Cartar, Mro. Boa Elliott, Mrs. JlaneJto Beard; "His Name at D. E. Sheets, Mr. ond Mrl. Bertha Rlct, and Mrl. Maude ' tile Top," ~Y Mr1. Mae Shoe- Grover .lboemakw, llr, ond Sallllders. . ,.....,. ,.., .' .,'' .' .' .. . ' ' Friendly~adio Mrs. Walburn's 87th Birthday lsCelebroted Christmas Them llfn. SteDa Walbum abo IC!t'l'ed ber 1'/th blrlbday wllb a famlly d1nner at ber . _ Sunday. Seven members of ~ family were present includma daughtel'll, Mrs. Herbert RIQI, CrookovUie: Mra, Jameo Finatad ond Mro. Perry ACCUJ~ Ine, 'Atheno; ond two sons, Ray. mond and Lester ol Mlddieport. She also rocelved lone distanct eallo from mmnbm of hor family ineludlng Mr.• and Mro. Eller Lewll, LebllliD, Mr. and Mra. Robert Sprlnfer, Ada; Harry Walburn, Akr~; Amonl her many gilts recetved were flowers from her daughter · In· law, Mabel Walburn, whn was In T~xas, and Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Cox of Pennsylvama. She recetved a basket of !nut from the Wllhng Workers Class of the Mtddleport Church or the Nazarene. The decora~ ed birthday cake was baked by Mrs. Riggs. Club Meets at AmvetsHoll AtGrocleSclrool Urn"' 111 1111 ·, ' .. ' ' ' .. ' . ' . . . ' ' .. . •,. ' .. ' . . ~ jl;ji Mrs. S1mpson H ess for Club Meeting 1 Shop In Gallipolis •• . IJWe AND FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE BOTH MURPHY STORES WILL BE OPEN ISeen and Heard I 1 N' 9 °· Eleanor Circle christmas Party Is at Home of Mrs. Bernard Fultz 12 Girl s or l J~u~ i, ~~;/'ne are! A / ecJ 2 Bv Troop 5 GALLIPOLIS MERCHANTS Values of Farm Life Extolled C I 1 NOW GOING FULL BLAST! Gal/ia County Salon 612 Meets At Cumings Home Near Pomeroy •FREE TICKETS NO PURCHASE REQUIRED 1967 CHEVROLET IMPALA 4DOOR (FIRST PRIZE) c· '::Our ..., m.._ DRAWING WILL BE SATURDAY, DEC. 24th 3:00 P.M. PLUS 20 •• $25.00 •2777·50 GIFT 'CERTIFICATES YOU DO NOT HAVE TO BE PRESENT TO WIN! I lllce & Cerllln Purnlture •· Allloaft llectrlc C0111pany Qu•ker Sttlelaovice Cantor 0. C. Murphy Ct. !U....., Store) O'Dell Luillbtr Co~~~p~ny Wlnltr 1!fty Cern· •w• "=~::. . rc,...,.c"",.llY Galllpolla Dttpt. Store Motor Compeny Company J-llrl . plafld boll tblli! llmi11et llli 'l'ltelday ._. 4llril>l Ill ..ai"Opta I!Gull' Plfty; 'l'ltt mllll wu Jllltlllld by ·~· '" Company \ :':m~ .. $5., \ 8lore lo . . , _ llld :V..,.. Bert $4,, Mmlthl... ..., ~ Ltwl.t ' , ':. ' . ' SHOP THESE FRIENDLY PARnciPAnNG MERCHANTS ~·a loft . . flvffy link YIUr INa 1,.. ' Pll'ltllltl. Notes ~uestslot . , FtOmMiddleport ~nuol!f!h~ .'J 'l'lto Frleadly CltizeDI Band The armua1 dinner od the l'lnlt .. llut Mu~e!JyFan;mB ·.· 1 ltadJo Club will holcllta onnoal tart Fallo W8C8 . . lllltl Mr. IIlli lira, llblr . OtrlltmM Party em Ilecember day at the IAtart tP'Idl . of Lebanon, Oblo, vllllad 1IJUrt. :12 at the Amvets Hall in Pom. Members ond gueltl wm and Friday In Mitldleport eroy. ed at tables ooverecl 111 wbUe their ~Mrl.: Ytlltw . WSCSI1olds AnnuaiDinntt Thl CbUIIIIO! theme vr•s llent Nlghl" Mn. Flarenee ·. featuncl at the cabinet mee~ len, advii!Ol', and Mrs. :; lng of the Kanauga Methodist !Ru•sell, had each person ;!i, Youlb Fellowship Thursday I their lhougill! on , Thio lllllOWICetnanl waa made and centered will! LeWil . 1M Dillie,tiP olllcttll - . , . . nithllll the home of Mt" Diana IMl'll. Allen also read "His Thursday night durinrl • reau· arrqement. of ~ tmcl f~ II. Wood J'rtMy ~ 11111 IIGI't ,.......1, ,1; u..., with nine pre!ftlt. 'At The Top." The Bible lar meeting of the club at the Chrlatmaa ,reenery • • !Iva w1lln1111she took .,._.. ()pin .._ Par! :.I Dlltble Ruosell 111ve the tip- taken from Luke was A. L. Phelps residence in Pom- Mr1 Dale Hill Mr. for Cdulll~ 111 ,... lo '"' ~ .. Ofporlw111 '1 · eniiC lboqbt. A oarol "While ed by Mlsa Haner, ond 1 MR. AND MRS. DANIELS eroy. The Gallipolis Citizens Cross ·and llfn. <irfmm hl ~ llllllllbl with ber :.'d..re In bollda~ •l'ffvi• : s~s Walched T be I r went to Dtmd Burnette, Band Club members will .,. colorlul cootumet, OOD, CUrlll Wood ltltl flm1l)' and llld meet 1111 flmllltl o ·' 10 r~· wu IWll by the Lonnie Schoonover. 1\10818 at the party and a II Blbllcel ..,.. I b other relallves II Cllllomlllllli their co-Worbrs. gr4up. Opening prayer was by The group voted to &o lift oxchange .has been plan- early llle of Jesus. before retutni.,. home plano to '1lle local Jofurpby IIDre •· COi!Dla Clau. and . ..rtPiure jlng during the holiday Ded. Santa Claus Is expect- Shuler accompiJlled on the pl- villi in Florida and Tenellsee decorated In IY!lieal Chrl••·· .• from Luke was iead by David with the date to be ed to be in altendaoce. ano IIlli Mra. Don Bell was with rai.Uvu. luhloo. llalnlbmalll ..,. ,.,. ' Burnette. later. A nomination commtttea was rator. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dlvldlotl, ved. Jean Roblltllln. Davoo ' Pllrllclpating in a skit, .. ~ 0 Relreshments ol ice cream, Announcem:nl Is being made selected for recommendinii new Two numbers by 111 year Athens, vlllted Thursday even- prta took place. Jenny ftob,,. SeUOll Like Christmas," were I oup cokes. potato chtps, candy of the mliiTtage on Nov. 21 at offtcers. Okey Kaiser was ing with her parents Mr ond !lOll, David BIWenlhlP anti • ,, ~!' Ronnie Schoonover, Dennis , and pop were ,erved by lhe 1 p.m. in Greenup, ky., ol DonPresent were Mr. and Mr<, a recording, "When the Mrs. Emeraon Jones.' · , Blankenship IIIII llauD llouelt ' l'l•oq(. and David Burne«• It hosle,., who was assisteo by n' Lou Tuft., daughter or Mr. Jumor Holsinger, Mr. a~d Mt>. Go Marching In" and "All Mrs. Tbelma Pratt, Raven• were door prie winnen. waa !allowed by the corol "Si· ' her sister, Lihda Hanet. and Mrs. Elmer Tufts, Rt. I, Larry Holsmger. and cmldren. Love." Mrl. Jane Hill i&Ve wood, W. Va., •lotted In Mid· Groups of people rrom Un, . • Wurtland, Ky., to lane Allen Paul and Vicky Jo , Mr. and jctoslng prayer. dlejlort lhla week wfih friends. toll to their grandparents Jll. :.. Daniels, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs..Emil Eynon and son, Following the program tended the event. Santa Claus E. L. Daniels, Wheelersburg, Demus; Mr. and Mrs. Geori• were played followed by a Don't forlet thot undot nor· made hlo appearance for the Ohio. Johnson, Jtm Bry~, Mrs. Jean exchonge. Atten4ing 11ere mal condltlona there Is no de- a trat. The special wedding address Clelana ond son, Jtmmte; Rod· and Mrs. James Early, Mr. Uvei'y of cards and letters 011 little ones, ll!tened to tbelr was delivered m the G~nup ney Hysell, Agnes Whtte, Mr. Mrs. Clareoce Shields, Mr. Christmas Day other than Spe- wan!B ond presented them with Kingdom Hall of Jehovah • WI~ and Mrs. Jumor Phelps an~ Mrs. John Woll, Mr. and dal Dellvoty. a treat. nesses by Ted R. Roesner. min. • • sons, fluster and E~rl and Mr. o~ulian Hill, Mt. and Mrs. '· /'i. lister, rormerly ciroutt supervlsIS and Mrs. James Whtte, Charles Hill, Mr. and Mrs. An<ltew "--or of congregations in southf Chff, Galhpohs, was accepted cross, Mr. and Ml'll. Don Bell, \ eastern Ohio, to 110 gu..ts. Tak· OS a new member and l'l'fresh· Mrs. Mary Shuler, Mra. ChlorWashington School PTA Mother ~ ers entertain· ing of the vows wao conducted men!B were served. UJ Grimm, Mrs. Ernest Grimm, For Complete ed the Pro&ressiYe Mothers League at Its a ual Ch JSI· by Mr. Raymond Humphrey, Th P t Offi Cl b r It was ai!IO noted the Pome- Mrs. Erma Wilson, Miss Unda Selection end mas dinner this week in the Riverboat Room of Os r's Ashland, Ky. . R : ;~ ter ~~~~ ~ ld 1~ roy CB Radio Club ~ttended a Hill. Mrs. Orpha Rill, Lorna restaurant in Gallipolis. --· Tbe bride was lovely '" a acne ap , e meettng of the Galhpolls Club Bell, Mrl. Jane Hill, Marvin SHOP-A-llAMA Dlreeted by Mr•. Gene Spur- Mrs. William C•mp6<Il, Mr. floor Jeneth white t.affeta and annual Christmas party recent· , last week at the K of p L<ldge Hill, Deborah Early, Julia TICKETS lock the 'linger~ offered "The and Mrs. Bob Clark. Mrs. John lace gown, a pearl crown veU, ly at lhe ho~ of Mrs. Gretta, m Galhpobs. A moVIe w a s Early, Paul Cross, Mike ~Ill , Tweive Olyl or Christmas." Foster, Mr. and Mrs. John ond carrying a cascade bouquet Stmpson, R~ctne. The home shown ond alter the meetlno Danny Hill and No Pur<h1se N_,.ry Nicholas" and 11 Ring Those Francies, Mr. and Mrs. James lof 25 white roses. was. attractively deco~atecl_m refreshments were enjoyed. Pre. Early. FREE TICKETSuTIM: Drummer B<'ly," Gllllam, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Ser maid of honor was her Chnstmas g~nery, pomsetba~ sent from the Pomero~ Club "SUver DeDI" "Joli• Ole St Hardway Mr. and Mcs. Fred twin sister, Miss Sue Tufts, and 1, large silver tree cente~d were Mr. and Mrs. Emtl Eynon CIDNA'S GREAT WALL , "ring' Those· Henderson, • M". William Jenk- Wurtland. Best man was th e th• Nicholu," and . hvfn•"' roo'" ' from whtch and son, De.nn1s.. Mr . and Mrs. The serpentuke Great Christmao Bello" Ins Mr and Mrs Gerald Roach, lather or the groom. A recep- &Ills were exc~~ed. ead Junior Holsmger and children. of China, built 22 centuries ago They were acCompanied by Mr: and Mrs. Hobart Wilson. Jr., Uon followed at the home of b Ch~stmas rea .~:sr.:r•,:. Mr. and Mrs. George Johnsoo, as a defense against Invader!, tn . Y e gues!B wt · r.. Mrs. and Mrs. James White winds across more than 15110 Mro Mllel """•• The closing and Mr and Mr1. James Pat- the bride's grandparents • ~•-•· tee Carpenter presentingted the and Mrs. A~ , ' number "Hippy Holiday,' was teroon. · Wurt1an d. •..es White. miles of northern Cinna. 0111 1 1 sung by Mn. Gilbert Curlill, Each of the ladies received Tbe groom t• a graduate or ~~C:~in e":rrsw~:' Willla: - .~ . Mra. J. A. daLomerena, Mrl. a holiday corsage. Mrs. James Wheelersburg High School, 1!167, g Y • Wtll be honoffil Mth a Jam .. GIDIUD ond Mra. RiclJ.. Patlerson was welcomed " a and he Is asst. overseer or the ~!::!· e~:td;.t;id::~~ i ca~d shower by friends and ..,. ard Brown They were accom- new member. Next meeting will Pomeroy-Middleport congrega. M rrl ' t P nd Cu attves. Cards should be add··•·• ,_ ·.,_ Maunce' Dolll be Jan 16th at the home of lion of Jehovah's Witnesses. He Wobb,,t sere ary, a ra ~ reS8ed to her at Bowman's Rest p..uw .-u:•· · · e reasurer N . . l • All,... 11011 Mr. ond Mrs. Mro. Hobart Wilson. wit~ Is self·employed a• a plahno Mr;. Chlorus ·Grimm Mrs. aomthG. Wtlcox en shon va. , Home. Box 313, Rl. I, Ironton. EVERY Richard llltwn, mr. llld Mrs. Rev. J. C. Chapman as guest tuner and lustructor, and " G t Sl d M N catton t " week 1rom er du· ; 18 •........ tte 11r llld speaker been associated wfth the church re B , kermpson an '~·-· aties in the Gallia Juvenile New addresses of two Gallla UNTIL P.M. Clw, _ ..v&MIII , • • • H d • oma nn were appc:nni-CU .as Cu NIGHT here smce 1963. e e11vers ser~ -"' . f th din rt to urt. county servicemen stationed in mons in Galllpolis, Portsmouth, .,;u&trmen e ner pa Y Vietnam were announced by 1 STARTING MONDAY, DEC. 12th Aohland, Pl. Pleasant and :uh: Seaman Apprentice Robert C. relatives today, They Greenup. .I s. r mm, IFrldd, USN, son of Mr. and PFC Charles M. Neal, Jr., CLOSED CHRISTMAS EVE .1 h id I anAttgadmes. M d M IMr11. Walter Dailner of Rt. 2, 2200857, 3rd Bn., !rd Marine 1'hl ltoml Mrl. Bernard Rotary comm1tec was • . en mg were r. an rs. Gallipolis is ....... t , Di FMF FPO S F . tl ' g ft ' I W'll' Ste rt M d M I ' ...,.... par m v., • e-o • an rand AT 5:00P.M. Fults, F~IDI Drive, Mid le· Followmg " hprldogramd " d' COUtS B I taPmh·l· wMa ' ndr. Man D rls.l "Lantflex-66," ·: largest. cisco. Calli. 96602, Neal is •ta· nnH w•• tilt teeM of the exchange was e an a es. en 1 son, r. a rs. a e ~ -mposlte tr . lrr e , f . eel n.. II .. ..-~ - ·1 d b hill M · o..v am xercJse or t1on at uung ·a. arriVIng UPPER AND LOWER STORES Ch~ party ol the Eleanor sort course w~s serve y re nVeSf ' r. an d Mrs. Be rt Grtmm: the Atlantic F'teet ~!'Is year, in there Dec. 2. Cirda ll t lfllth Methodist Mrs. Fultz asOisted by Mrs. AM. and Mrs. Thereon John ., mid·oreao and in the Cario· Sgt. Richard Campbell's adChUidt W4 'llluraday evening. Robort Byer and Mrs. Galen son, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Webb, : bean Sea. dre" is ' RA 15169509, HHC. 1'hl ~llltme · wodleeora~ Brown. Mrs, Nan Moore and Girt Scout Troop 52 of Pom- Mr. and Mrs. JoO!e Brtnker. [ ' IOOth L W 1f Bd G. C. MURPHY CO·. ed 11 , wi&b tile holiday Mrs. 0. P. Klein of the Womon's , eroy held an impressive candle· Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hensley, Mrs Ma t C II' h , PO s t F pns.. n . C lef.[ · '"' for the I M nd M Clill d M · . rgare o ms, w o ·. A an ranc1sco, a 1, 1 seiiOD uatiYJty scene, Society were guesl-3 light service Thursday evening r. a rs. or orns, l ~~~·n,.be~~78~~D~~~b~l~5~th. ~ ~·~iQfti;ijiOiif.iftnmo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~:~.;. : cadles, JN8MI'1 ud ether evei:~iRJ. Pictures of the group at the Pomeroy Elementary Mrs. Berni~e Carpenter, ~.rs. l on ecem er ' symholo. Tho prGII'IID hilb- were taken for the church dl·j sobool with 1Z SCOUts receiVing Ruth Barmt.z, Mrs. Lilhan 1 u,tt1 ot -~- 1 muoi- rectory during t~e evening. their investiture as Code~. senpson and Edward Simpson. eat prtiP'IIIl With vocal ana Attending were Margaret Ed- Patrol leadel'll Jo Ellen Diehl tllllrumelllal DUmben present· rd Mr Bradbury Mrs. and Becky Wright were pre'!""l· ed by aiJjdeDis Gl Mrs. Paul wa s, s. ed Patrol Cords, Diana King PoweU ei llaolne. The theme Earl Davenport, Mrs. Robert received htr Scout pin and Marof their 'Jftll'IID wu "T h t Byer, Vickie Houchms, Mrs. Ia Neut.zling was pr.,ented Birtbday.. a IJnl," ttlllng the Max Donahue, Mrs. Ja: S~v- three junior badges by Mrs. . Dy OUnci/ . ot«y of l;lirllllllu 1D SOIIJ. en, Mrs. KrawS<zyn, ~ '· a- !Joyd Wright, Scout I,eader, ·. ~ . Mro. .Jtltlli'ltriiiiCI}'II was len Brown, Mro. Fultz, Mrs. Mrs. A. R; ll!tfgtit.·. pve 11 ,' A discu.,tan of the topic pt'OifllD ~ ond presen~ Ernest Fraser, Mr8. Charlea brief talk on ScOudnii; . otating 'Vatu~ 01 LIVIng On The ed 1M IUIII l*liiiiiiOI'I. Byer, Mrs. James Johnson and "The more you put Into Scout· Farm, led by Mrs. T. F. Bur- l lin. Cllll'ltt llrldiHlrJ, prea· Loret~ Frost, a gue•t from Che· ing the more you eet out or it." Joson,. featured the meetmg of ldelt, a.dttcted the business shire and Mrs. Powell and her • She also read 8 teller from the Little Kyger Farm Bureau """= __. 1 dllcusllon If a otudents. h book ''Juliett Lo , 10 und· Cuunc11 at the lovely home .or COME IN FOR .... •- te w~, Miss Ida Thomas, and · er of the Scouts, which she Ruth Thomas at Rio Gronde. presented to the Soout Troop. The group ~t~reed to pla"Scouts rec<lvlng Cadet honors high 91lue on the advantages w~re ,llefl flot>the, . Dar!AI of farm We, even thotlih It Gallla Qluai:J llaloll No. 612, Scbolal'llhlp Chairman, Ellen Neutzlmg! B~ky Wrtght, Mar- dlflicuit to make a Uvtng comFROM ANY PARTICIPATING MERCHANT Eight et Ftrty, held 111 annu· DeWeese, bu had on lnqulfy Ia Neutzli,ng, Leanne Sebo, Dl· pared to industrial wortero. al CbrllliDII Pll'l1 11 the hollll lfrom a 11J'aduate of Holzer Hos- ana King, Debbie 'Yisecup, Mar· Some or the e>tra advontagea 01 Gladp 01m1np 0 e 1 r pltal ,Scbool or Nw;slng who 11 alynn Tracy, Sus1e Soulsby, named were: privacy, variety POIIIeroy; 'lltltlltlay evenlni. A lnterilted in applymg lor ' Caralynn Tracy, Irene Barnes, of jobs, a constant appreciation YOU MAY WIN THIS BEAUTIFUL ... covered dllb dltmer wu en· sellc>lat'shlp. An Jo Ellen Diehl and Mrs. Wright. of nature and the joy or watchjoyed by 1bt 11 partners proa· blank has been Assil!tant scout Leaders are Ine a yo.;., animal mature, ond ent. The meetin1 doted with Mro. James Dtehl and Mrs. an extra valuo Is enjoying a 'llte bn.lwl meet1n1 wao op- . ol the .. ~blisation James Souisby. neighborly visit with friends. ened IOOOrdlnt to ritual by whtch names o(, Seeret There were 12 membel'll, one La Potil Chapeau Faye Wtldar- tors were revealed durinl I K CI·-L II tul!ltt and Dine chlldren attend· mutb. A JOpol'l of tile PouV<>ir e~ehange. Each rrc e ..., IJI lng. MISI Thoma! read t h t Departellltlllal whlcll wu ~?.'~lma:~~~ Elev~ N"" Memben !48th Psalm lor devotions. The ot Fort 111)'11 llotel, ... · Rio Orilltde Collese Clrcle K council voted to make a conbUS Deeember 4th wu were drawn for Club inducted II new members trtbutlon · to CROP The ""'1ual CUmings Faye Sl!tero for the new year. , ,· .1 Uem on · Nov. oyster supper Will ., --.,.:: ' The· next meetlne wiD be held Into the Wflllll be m Janaermuth~ Mabel oi th&.home or Dorothy Hocker 21. The lnduotees were ~e uary at the home of Mr. ond ., Glldp Otmlnp onJtnU•"' 5th ··, Yertlll, Ned Ftnr.er, Crrug Mro .. Fred Thompsoo. Dellcloua Color Guard 11 the -, · · Peterson, Bill Dunn, Roe Re&· refrelllmenla were 1erved by '11'11 I~ then ill, Tllomao Gilka, JIIDOI Ma· the ...hostessos. salon w., t11Ct11111 in the ley, Evin ' HUihl!lt, Larry - - - - - - - - 10 roaol!, 118 1011 Ill Krumm, steve Klndar. Special guet1 wu Peter Nibert, lor 1187, with one over. ntomberl who wa1 the ebarter pmident and Diller . · 'brothers o1 1he club, wbll IG a GaiUa ' You Do Not of tholr oounty leocber, aiul 1 realty Natd Ia Present period. Sticker Price To Win Mother Singers , L Entertal n eag ue A • S k D 12 Local rtlst Is pea er ec. tn 1 ' ,... 1 r JlliMIIttllat.llltdiJ, u.mber 11. 19811-17 Wedding VOWS k Are Ta en on November 21 Application of Make-up Shown T TOPS Cl b Mrs. 8aity • Hostess to Sewing Club ' Lutnber Co., IIIIi a-Purnlture Suitor's Shell Sarvlce Ctntor O...lt.shuler C~~~~p~ny Mcl<ttftht-Dtvila Htlw. ,..._. Clothlatt 0. C.IAurllhy Ct. (l.ww .,.,., ... htni Drlvlolit . IM!!tri'l . J'hlllid . ·' Johnson's Market Darnbf'OUIIh's o.pt. Stere A & P TN Compony Clork'a Jawelry Fa..-'1 Hanlware Tiny's Fooolland Womoldotff & 1'hlmll Hdft. Chuck Collier Ianiei ltere EYiftl Suptlt'llllll'ke lne. llllett AN!IIIIces Ball Furtilture C.. Dale's Food Malkel SPONJOilS ONL Yl C.-lal & Savliltllllllll Pint Natlenll... · OhJeYallerla'* .. ,, . - •. �I I It's Easy to Do Business tlie W3Ut'"Ad W3y-B}' Plione, CLASSII'IED • For Rent IL\TU Ql'lo on - .... ..... ••• c•nMWHw- _,1 .... .... ,.. - - Uc ,... 1 ,.,..u~: '"~:.:Z: ...,...,. ., .. 11111 nw ... ''"" ~..,.,. ,_""" ,. their ...... caatlnattenl oM 111 UMI ,... ~,~,,, oan, trtluM ltV,. of ..,.,. lit11,.1.. t ,,.,...,.a.tore ''' '11,.,..,., ' - •• .... . . ""'" I ,,.,,.,..I"'"' wiU r:.;u :.~!:":::"~~·~;:•v.. 111 D" .. Anto CllaAII nil. . . . Ult lfflll'lll •IIDIIld'*"' ,., • cl-lfi•O 1d ! ~P) •ert1..,....t ...... ctl•rt• ,., •t tftt '•'• •• toe .., eac11 dlenaa. In Memory ~ 'I ( • -- 18-The Sunday Tllltes Sentrnel Sunday, December 11 1966 FOR SALE -- 'ONE 10 pc mahogany Dmlng FURNISHED and unfurnished room swte Excellent condl Feathered Creatures! 4 or 5 rooms 910 4th Ave tJOn Wtlliam Ann Motel 291 3 Call Cbarleston 346-1425 291 G ACROSS 4tGI>t up -ID I b' d 43 Exp J1 gen ADMIRAL 9 CU It refngerat urn a r 45 Art !Ida! IT'S mexpenstve to clean rugs 01 115 2 overstuffed chalrs roof pr~~d languat:e Bl ue red \\tne $10 1 471 r poduck t on and uphoIs tery WJ th medJUm 8Kntl of Jay 411Su With Blue Lustre Rent elec sJze Florence beater $20 Stu .1~;~~~~n ~~~bi'!~\;~ pooer $1 Central Supply Co I dlO couch hght blue $8 good lt:~:aeb~~",utr S8MI)hammedlll 291 6 male e nau e condition ]nqmre at or wnteii6K ng of Judah &OAilevtote b ) ti 11 f t me11 Alva Lowe Ewmgton Ohto 71Hra}er tnding 62 , 1 tl UNFURNISHED apartmeRt " aecu ne Rt 1 2913 • all d r.. me Ill kname IOF.mployed Adults only See Mrs Eugene u h"' 1 ti3Arn hntd JIV"''"" In s11aked brea!l Pickens 20 Grape St 286-6 d bs t14 Pauge s c11y - ' - - - - - 1959 CHEV Impala 4 r 1295 2 /llla~ lh nr. 6;,to:poch 19Ue v 1.orlDUI I 421 1st Ave 2913 ~ 1 t lde r ab ~Red !leer (obs.):liCturmyboat u 1~ D ' ,,.._ LOVING memory of our husband and Iat'tle1 John for Rent HI rep1rtd for 1 contl!lll H.oy Snutl v.ho passed away LIKE NEW 2 bedroltm home-' LADIES and mens watches 21H..onglturi nal December 10 1964 Modern kitchen and bath At Bulova Elgm Harn1lton Rol 4 : ~~t~ e)bt s 1hou an gm e d~ar o e tached garage Rner v1ew ex Benrus and many others 3uS bsds L d J7A il ow~nct (o Btyur d II " wor ld ut lt'Jl s $75 per month to choose hom Lots of real \lase Bu t t' t' or:; ol }uu Witl rbe Wtseman Agenry bargams We also have ev 3RFndure 1 resort bf v. Ill us I Wi J6tl Evenmg f4S.3796 ery model watrh band that 1 h l ugl I e pass mg ye 1 188 tf Spe 1del makes to go w•th Sadl} mJssed b} \\lfe !:>om your 'ltatch Ta'ltney Jewel at d dau,,t tt'rs ill I ~ ll r f rn shed 3 rooms and I ers 291-6 -- baU Pm·ale entrance •f1rst Card Of Thanks floor adults 620 4th Ave WF. WISH to take t1 s rr ean • DOl\N Voice of Broadway ~ ~ \IT and 2-Bob's Specials! .. v H.u s t \ \IH j f 0 ' I ' NEW ELEmiC GUITAR ,. AND AMPLIFIEI now 1J EIKtrlc Organ For S•l• In Rullond on Main Strool & Coll111 Avo Eorn Money and Pmos O.llvering Tht Dally Stnltnollo tslabhshed Route NEW SHIPMENT~clolhmg has arnved mce lme of ch1l dren s clothmg lncludmg toys also men s work umforms Jerfer s Used Clothmg Store Rt !! gomg towards tbe Fairgrounds 12 11 6tc tO CAS r IRON steam rad ators 1 bathroom outftl 280! HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES HONDA SAUS & 111VICE Locally Grown Sheared MSO SPORT II ONI 0P fHI and Sprayed-DISplay at BOBCAT CHRISTMAS TREES 62 Chevrolet $1295 64 Chevrolet $1395 63 Corvair • $1 099 Panel gaud hres sol d body heater 65 Chevelle St Wagon V8 engme Po wergltde lov. m le age lo cal ol'.ner mmt cond Iron Ph 949 12 11 Stc $1895 62 Chevrolet - - SERVIC~ BLAEnNARS 803 Brownell Ave Phono 992 2143 Pomeroy 0 MIDDLEPORT ·~~["";:;:;-:;;;;:--:~ P cho ee ('o)ors hetghls Ch ld tratned and and OIICE•l PIOPltl SPRINT BRADFORD$ Ton 8 Pickup VB eng tne custom seat good !Ires to mAlic trans power ~tee r ng and brakes Positractwn n oxle new lire! RADIATOR For Sale-Scotch Pme 1 Ton Slake dual wheels ':l. Experienced I li'rom the Largest Truek 01 Bt lid zer Rad at r To fhe "imollesl Heater Core BLAETTNARS 2 DICk RAWLINGS bwltngs Honcla Saltl w• 2-2111 MIOPlEI'OU OMIO DON'T BE RADIATOR 3 CALL ASHAMED OF green broke Terms Call or 1':P:h:992::::t•..===":':m:"':':'~ ll see E J H 11 F'l:.~twoods . YOUR DIRTY CAR Road Pumet oy Oh•o Bust ness Serv•ces l1l New lbilrolor Sho"p 1289tc _ _ fOR GOOD USW I m I' Qo and M~KE MORE PROFIT e f•r e Truck e Heater ONLY ( hsllng your f rm s ~Services Core e Bulldour up Pomeroy Home & ~uto the Dally Sentmel 8 Busmess BE PROUD OF etAny Typo 1 9 111 ~==-c- ==c-:--'--::-_ _ --;:c Serv1ce column 10 lO tl A CLEAN CAR 8UUGE1 PRlCEO furniture II CUSTOM butchermg wtl! buy ! U DRIVE THRU odl' thtrd floor bildget shop htdes Phtl Mete 992 3510 I IIY 12196 Mtddlooort o CAR WASH Baker Furniture Mlddlt!porl u 1 t.;,.,:,;,~=,;,=d lb,....,....,....,"""!!!!!l!""' Obio 11 12 Ut SERVICE I 50 KEITH GOBLE FORD 1 WISH to lliank all my friends :-:=~ ONE STOKER 1 wheel chalf neighbors and HltUvrs for ! ROOM furntsiled apartment fold ng type nearly new p AUCOIIN~ER ftlelr prayen c&rdlli IeUers and 4. room furmshed apart I M Cowdery Long Bottom 0 TUESDAY St Wagon VB Powerghde VISits flowers and oilier g~ts ment Adults References 1!6 12 11 3tc CompteiO Senl<t THE WSCS of the U n I ted R&H extra nice and one { I II Methodist Church w!ll meet on I du"nf my otay In the Gollt Mulberry Ave ' Pome~~y B~ ORDER AMSTUTZ S H and N the vholf' famtly can use Hanna Ltne Write Prorte or C<lotaet Tuesday evemng aL the church I • polis Chni~ and tlnce re ~ 1 N1ck Ch1ck leghorn ch1cks TRAVEL TRAILERS (Qua l tv Built) turning home Special thanks 4 ROOM unfurm s led apartment or started p 11lets today Mod A. ~ac~':-'~~~1\D Members are to br ng arltcles I 1967 Mod~ls In Stock s 1 tie Ifor basket for needy famJiy to those who donated blood II m Pomeroy Ph 992 5!65 ern Poultry Box 188 Athens 11 16 lfc 0 Ph 593 831 and to the doctors nurses 12 11 llc THE AMERICAN f e g on SEVERAL NEW 66 ROUSH & LYONS SEWING machlnetl ropatr ser I Auxthary of I.Rw s Manley Post [ and hospital otaff for their TRAILER space on Brownell I too YEAR OLD Walnut secre CAMPING TRAILERS Vice aU makt!t WY Z-:I.ZS4 WJ!I have a Chnstmas parly Chovrolels Available AI Horton St Ma1on 1 W Va experl care All tllfs kmdneso \ Ave , ldiddleporl Ph !92- tary 7 It htgh Glass doors 1 The Fabnt Shop Pomeroy I Tuesday at 7 p rn at the Mt I WASHINGTON (IJ!'I) - CoJ. and thoughtfulness Will never 2625 11 10 tic and top Desk at bottom Ph Grtat Savings Smger S~les and Monah Baptist church Middle I cer the nation 1 !I@Cond 1eadinl ~PACHE. I AUUlonzed be forgotten MODERN 2 bedroom llome 992 6236 !2 11 3tc Servtce .t 29 tfc L cause of death ts kllbng Amer Mrs Milton (Annabel! Hou Ph 992-2W! d y -_ por I lnl 0 ALL NEW FOR 1967 REAUY MI>: concrete de1Jver- THE WINDING Tra1l Garden Jeans at an f'! ver ncreas dashelt Rt 1 MmersPomeroy a RUGS DIRTY' Rent electr c (67 Apao:t-1• Marad1 VIlle OhiO or 992 370Z evenlnga 1 shampooet for $1 Wllh pur ed nght to pour pro ject Fast rlub w•ll have a Chr stmas d n rate In 1967 1t wlll claim about 21 Fe•t Long 7 24 12 l1 Up tfe_ cha e of Lustre Foam Ebers and easy Free estimates ner at Ba1ley s restaurant on 306 000 lives ._ 1967 Ap1ches Doe Dec 10 Phone 99'l 3284 Goegle1o Tuesda\ Dec 13 at 6 30 p m A report tssued Sunday ~~'7 ---~---FURNISHED 4 room part bach Hardware Pomeroy 0 In Memorv I rnent With bath Ph 992 5435 12 9 6tc Ready Mt1 Co Middleport followed by a party and gtft the NatJtJnaL Advisory Cancer Open Eventngs 9 P M MONEY fur Xmas g e s a Ohio 6 30 tie exchange m party ruom Council sa1d the- number of can12 6 try We pay c:1sh for new or IN LOVING memory of Mar I tfc SOMETHING TO PATCH POMEROY OHIO old guns sv.ords old pockel oUR CONDITIONING Kelnger MIDDI BPORT Lodge No 363 cer cases discovered :acb garet Lynch who passed a SI EEPING rooms close Smger sewmg mach ne com at1eo serv1ce Jack s Refng ~ I! hold a spectal meet1ng on among every 100 000 mer ca: kmves oddolls an nunton way one year ago today town 127 Butternut plete With attachments Th1s eratmn New Haven Phone 1 I uesdav at 7 30 p m to confer IS growmg faster than ~e ra hke new Solid I any caliber any ;~mount We dkl. not know the pam you Pom'erO) machme eqUipped to :z1g zag 1967 TU ~3537 4 6 tic tl e Enter Apprentice degree at wh1ch cancer IS cur had ROOM house and hath fur make buttonholes etc take State 3 speed mterm xed I F1fe s rear or Spef'd Qu~en H1rr L Chesher worsh pful The result 11 that cancer wW Laundr~ Mat South lhtrd changer BSR changer make Or hear your final sigh nace and garage 255 w Mam over payments of $5 42 per I~AriNG PLUMBING Rural y k>ll 153 of •very 100 000 person> ma ster We only know you passed a 1 St Pomeroy 0 Ph 992 month or pay balance due payments of $1 50 per week I Ave Mdrl l+.:'p ort 0 Doxol Bottle Ga~ Arnold Ri\Cii'o!E WESLEYAN Serv m 1967 It killed 112 of tVf!!'Y 11 29 !2tc way I 2663 or 992 200I 12 5 tfc $65 04 Ph 992 3218 12 6 6tc or pay balance due 169 Ph I Brothers 618 E MaiD Sl tce Gutld ,., 11 have tts annual 100 000 m 1957 In 1947 abtut 1192-5'19 11 IB tfc Wtthoul I last Soodbye ~ COLOR TV 196l Motorolallke 1 Pomeroy 9 a Uc Chnstmas part y Tuesdav Dec 1one m every cancer patients was God gave ,. sttength to HARMONY apartments three Real Estate For Sale 1 1 13 at 7 30 at the home of Mrs cured Today one m three w1U face 1• rooms furmshed New Plast new condltJOn full warran Y lEGHORN HF ~S 50c each W k 1 tr make payments of $5 per ' 1 And~ae '*to be~r the er paint 11 OtJrS sm e ec tc ff b 1 Ph S M1chael Near Chester 15 ROOM house on Br dwav llusaness Opportunity Ne\i a Ba ev T! ere w1ll he a be saved .. ,_ b th f mace heat week or pay o a ance 12 7 6tp I St 1n Ractne large $1 g f e1{cha oe Heart d1sease and related blo t range a u 2-5649 lot a11d 11 20 tfc Phone 985 3956 99 MAN OR WOMAN Re able SYK \CLSE "' P TA v. 11 mePI di.!!Orders are rated as the NG Btt t It meant to lose Private parkmg out of ali i ~ garden wnte or contact Mrs fOOt floods one blork from btgh HAy delivered or can be pick 1 AKC M1mature and 1o~ Pood Beulah Bradford Box 1 6 prrsun from thiS area lo Tuesda\ Decen oer 13 at 7 30 1 k l!el serv ce a d col ed from a lo at tht> Glade school ?Udtton tm The most alarmmg mcrease No 0~ wiq eve( know school Pomeroy Ph 992 5392 ed up ph 992 6112 _1~6 6tc I les black or s lver Stud RaCI e Phone 94 9 3821 mat1c dt spensers No exren P<tsto s uf the cDmrnumty w 1 was m lung cancer Almosl S&idl' '!i!L'I.'JI by husband Ar - 12 I tic I FIREWOOD any length 18 servtce and groommg Phone I 12 II IOle en e needed we est1bl ~ h pro\ de the pru~ am Refr~h unknown 50 years ago It new 11 25 tfc tllur ll!Ji\Utn Helen Belly ROOM house wtth batll on per 60 cu ft load free deltv 992 5443 1 accounts for you Car reler me ts \\I 1 bf seryed \II par lolls ;,0 001} persons ever} }e&:: Bill an( Jt~Yce and grand ' Pearl St Mtddleport Ohto er) Ph 843 2484 121Hltc i946 LA Joh-;;- Deere trac tor wtlh 89 ACRE farm 3 bedr >oms chddrer\, ~ 12 11 ltc near grade school See MattJe egg and plow dtsc rake and saw 1 g hou::.c wtth bath 3 m1 es from ences and $985 to $1785 cash ~nt s 1d n ·fir\d~ are UJ~~d to It 1s the leadmg cause of can1 0 1 rap tt l ne ts "' } 4 t I attrnd cer de<~lhs among men ana 1J Bush 689 Page St Ml(idle- GOO c ean ump Rebuilt molor bottle g<~::. Pomeroy Rt 143 phone 992 hours weekly nets excellent TI!F ANNt <\L C! stmas faL<il m 95 of ve1y lOO cases 11 Losr and Found rt 0 12 4 lfc otl treated stoker coal Pea65 000 BTU 7069 12 9 6\p l po cock Coal Co l block from I heat ng stove I mon h v c< 11 e full I me r ar tv sf theM ddlep rt Husmess The t eporl sa1d smokmg was 'LOST itlncer" red brown 1FURNISHED 2 bedroom&part- traffic hght ~~ Cheshire 0 burned one year Also a 19 4 For local mterv ew and PJ oress onal Women s cub the leadmg cause of luug can I lb ttplstered Chihuahua I ment furnace heat Mtddle Ph 3617526 12 1 tic Chevrolet good work car and , .___ ,_,,... I more wn e Eag!f' fnrlust1 e 4;)09 \\I! he l e!d lie d;~v evenmg ler A r pollutJ•n radmuon ant.l Reward for retunun~ htrn port o Ph 992 3874 -T a 195~ Chmolet See La ' y ~Ritor ~ ._,, Mmnetonks Blvd Mmneapol December 13 at the home ol mfluenza VIrus were also nam Coli 949-3411 or Wtlfred Stepp 11 28 tfc N~ RVOUS' Can 1 sleep' ry 1 Curtis Long Bottom 0 1s Mmn a<J410 Mrs Ed son \\ea-,;er Mason ed as poss1ble ca uses fhe rc i 12 11 3tc Sleepers Guaranteed re 12 8 3tc pOMEROY - Modern 2 story 12 7 lllp Will M s G Ol a Ebersbach as porl a d smokers were 1t ~ 1FOUR ROOM furnished aparl suits or money back. _ LOST- German shepherd dog ment WY Z.3658 4 14 ttc Only 98c Nelsons Pharmacy SINGER Sewmg Machme frame 6 large roon s !3 beu hos le~!:i Tl ere v.t11 be a $i 11mes as hkely to deve op lun" bro~r. fer~Jf~le Contact Lin p m 0 0 ~ ii g ft e~ ha1 ge fhe hostess com cancer as non smokers 1125 SOtp sews forward and reverse z1g roorns) llh b<~ths mrx:l~>rn l ~"' "' ~ da Durst at·\992 2916 answers 4 ROOM Cum•shed apartment o er y zag eqmpped to buttonhole I kitchen hardwood floors mtltee s 1 charge of the pro to name of • Maggie Jane With bath In Pomeroy Ph UON T pump your sluggish sep- monogram darn etc Sews full basement gas fired hot gram 12 11 3tp 18'2-3975 or 992-2571 _ 12 1 tfc tiC tank Get KleanwSm All hke new Pay off 4 payments ! air heatmg Wondel ful Vlf''lt DEO MBER MEE n NG of "' FURNISHED and wtfurnlshed Septtc Tank Cleaner Land 17 00 each Ph 992 2o85 of the nver Ask "i $13 500 Lyd a t rcle of Un lled Metho Notice apartments C1ose to school mark Farm Bureau In Pom 1 12 8 tfc MIDDLEPORT - two sto Y dt st church w Jl be fuesday at of Phone 1192-5431 10 18 tfc eroy 0 11 ~~ 311tc 1966 VACUUM CLEANEH out frame home 8 rooms 14 bed 7 30 p m at the home of M1s rr...~-s was nk room::;) bath heat full baselnent Kerm t Walton There wdl be a et~ .... ~-~ of lawaway ta type com lo e t.o 1 Monday Dec 5 All plete with attachments Only floor ~~~a~:hool!:i ~nly Sf. $1 g1ft exchange and membe-rs foot 1ton.. or rnar~ers 1 payments $6 00 each left stores "" ~ ,.___, ~ are to brms food for Cnrtst I MONDAY mas baskets be level With rround ACROSS < Chemi<lll 24 Ent.. Ph 992 2685 12 8 tfc S:ACUSE _ REMODELED 2 BETHEL No 62 of Interna RIVERVIEW Garden Club Aga n th1s }ear Oh10 Unlvtrshrubbery 00 lots, nt 1 To pran~ suffix ay TWO PAIRS girl s roller 4 bed Jni Of flowers dur1111 t MU1ical f5 Color 26 Metal story bnck 7 I ooms l bonal Order ol Job s Daugh Will have a Chnstm as party stly s sen &r c ass wdl parti('l season Gravel Hall It ab·).lm~nlt e Custom. he skates metal cases s1ze 1 rooms ) bath uttl tv room Trus:teel tc 11 Placein 7 Footlesa rock Mrs I 0 McCoy Reedsville semi basement new forced ters w1l\ mee at Pomeroy Ma Tuesda) Dec 13 at 7 30 p m pate n the Semor Class ChaJ. 12 9 1 a row 8 Quarrel 26 Con OhiO _ 12 8 3tp 81 r furnace !ut 150x:JOO ex Romc temple monday at 5 45 at t1 e home of Mrs Denver l('nge Class Pres dent Steve Ernest Gold has announced 8HOO'l1NG MATCIJ, - Broad 12 ~:eth:~~ 1~ ~at• ~~~ FROM WALL to wall no sod cel\ent ne•ghb111rhood Look p m for a potluck dmner fol Weber w1th Mrs lowed by the regul ar meet1ng Whttehead as co hostess Mern. Lasl years semor elass orJ• Run Gun CJub Sunday Dee lS LJkuome 16 Retribu 27 Shire at all on carpets cleaned thiS one o"er $11 900 when electiOn of 1 ff1cers w II be bers are to br ng Chnstmas ar mated the 1d.;oa of the Chal 1 ember 1l l2 a atp 14 l9 ~c~ 30 ~:O~!r wnh Blue Lustre Rent elec WE NEED LISTINGS held rangements and $I g ft ex lenge and pledged over f20 000 JPJANO T U N 1 N G, School lG ~trna.. and YHM,.IJ • A••-tnc shampooer $1 Pomeroy Albt'ft M Cox Broker JANE HOWELL Tent Daugh I changes to the Umverstty church, home Ph Lane Dan- te Free 20 Man• othel'll Cement Block Co 12 5 6tc Henry Cleland Salesman ters of lmon Veterans w 11 I WEDNESDAY The goal for tlm )ears driVf Jell, tn-5501 nickname 31 Duu!o.ae 35 Biblical Office 992 38341 12 tl2tp 1T M"u.le note meet al the home or Cadd e I WHITE HOSE I OOGE Aux•l bas been set at $37 500 almost 18 Pampbtet 21 Good or"'' king GiVE the PtVfect gtft LhiS '"' - '''8 at %1 Vigor fnend 12 Oint 38 Exu.va.t• Evening& t% 2 .wvcr- :r:r"""'"u 1 22 Goldooln 23 Pri&on ment 39 Vat Christmas that Will be treas 12 9 3tc WJckham Monday at 6 30 p m tar) ~ \I meet Wed esday Dec twtce last year s and t1 real lor the annual Cl n stmas dill 14 at the leg on ha ll 1n M1dd 1e IStlC becauSf both February and day Dee 11 startinl at 23 Walklnr comparl:· 33 Spirited tO: Where: urcd a life lime Portrait tak '- Sponaored by Melp County stick ment boue I..&t en m vour own home Also 175 ACR£ farm bouse w1tb t ner and party There 'o'olll be a port A pot111 k d n er w II be o\ugust grad\Uttes are to be HCoon Hunter• 12 a Stc 24 White weddmg and CIVIC afralrS CaJI rooms and bath cellar cellar $1 g1ft exchange sen ed at 1 p n !\lemt>ers are hctled m add1t1on Lo the Junt 1'- I' I" Houte Adam& IDd Stanley AuctiOn name now for appomtments to guar bouse 2 large barns free B ET 40 MEIGS County Salon rem nded to bt g a covered graduates House aDd Tradin& Post 27 ca.utJon antee dehvr1y before Chr1st gas 2 farm ponds 1mmedi 710 w1H meet at the Marlin d1sh and table sen ce The e I Sohc1t10g teams will be •Ilk ate occupancy Pearl W1i I Restaurant Monday at 6 30 p I w II he a one dollar gdt ex mg for a $50 pledge over ftn tJ now under one rool at ~;!:ln~et mas Call 992 3232 or 949 1m for a Chnstmas dmner Se- change liams 992--2318 or 992 2681 years frem each senior Ont ~~Clift Sdtool Jlouso IO.Iltmtot 31141 12 9 6tc 10 J tfc cret Pals wtll be revealed wtth I AMATEUR Gardeners Club half the contributions wl11 be on State Route 124 1111d new 34 lo1nlt Outdo'note •~ TIRES hk e new 7 35 x 15 0 ---:--:---;;-;-- - a g1ft and new members are to of Middl epo rt v.lll ha\e 1ts an g1ven to the Umvers•ly for lm Rt. 7 by-pau, open datl~ at 14 ""'"'"•ntta! •• Ph 992-6293 12 9 6tc Auto 51181 brmg a 11 gtfl for exchange Inoal Chnslmas party Wednes medtate needs and the other 12 noon Jim Adams Jlllld ntc-.e POTATOES get your wtnter Worthy Stanley II It tie : potatoes while they last. 1958 CADILLAC Coupe Devtlle I DAUGHTERS OF Ruth class dav Dec 14 at the horne of half wtll b< depoSited m on all power also a 1963 Stude Iof Un1ted Method1st Church Mrs Walter Crooks A &If\ mvestment portfolio for live u 1p Wan~" Clarence Proffit~ Portland baker Lark standard trans- wtll meet Monday at 2 p m at exchangr. wtll be held and pack years ln 1972 the class oHacers ' ' ~ ,,f! .... 30. ...,uy ..... ont 0 Ph. 8'3 2254. 10 :W tic mlSSIOtl Ph 882 2355 New the home of M<:~ I vd il Eb~rs age v.rapp ngs JUdged Hostess 'Itt!! dec de on the use tf the Cl,Ii)RX TypiSt U Due to the 41 Haven w Va 12 1l 6tc bach for a meeting and party es Vi II be Mrs Ctook~ Mr s lfi\e!ital half of contrtbntmnl' IF CARPETS look dull and "-"o"th and etplmsion of the ,_ I"' d with $1 g ft exchange Russell M11ls Mrs Glenn drt>ar remove the spots as umvet'sity, there are 1everal 11. 19!15 CHEVROLET $125 p o o THE DISABLED Amencan Lambert and Mrs Edgar Re) n I they appear wltll Blue Lus·~ 0 typiSt vaeancfel at the . . . "- Q""teot condatiOn also electnc meat Veterans and Auxiliary w I I l olds [QUEEN H M tre Rent electric shampooer ent tlme fn admlldatraUw o~ DOWN I"· sllcer $20 Alba • Chalrn meet Monday at p m A FRIDAY KINGS LYNN Ensland (IJ!'I) 7 30 $1 Baker Furmture Co ' fieeo Duties will lnelude Jyp- 1. Plot , 12 5 6tc trs tractor and equtpment Chmtrnas party Wlll follow the MJDDI EPORT Child Conser -Queen Elizabeth II collected \ q ~ and correspo~ 1 : ~"'::.. Warm mormng stove with meetmg and ladles wall have vatmn League wtll hold a rum 70 cents Saturday when one .. I l!ltet ftllq, tuptnc delaUed I TropiCII GOOD HAY 2 miles from Rut. blower $25 Ph 949 3073 Ross I $l ft ex:chan e mage sale 111 the Fry bmldmg four pigeons she entered ID I • recorda ..,qu!tldf lilt use of 1 P.. .•Q land on Harnsonvi11e Road Scarberry 12 11 2tc 3 Wt·~ S OF ~EATH Metho- Fnda) and Sat rday There champienshlp show finudlld Marvtn Stone 1Z 4 !lp th '~!ttlllepett4fnl judimtnl. DAILY CRl'Pl'OQVQTE -· Hen'o how to work lh ~=:;-..;;;o-;;:-;;::;::;;:: 1959 FORD 351. cu m engme d1st Ch 1rch w1ll meet Monday Will also be to\" for sale stx Nh~ AXY»L»~~x• 1960 PONTIAC Catallna four 3 speed standard shtft 1250 Dec 12 at the church at 7 30 SATURDAY Tho list of ownerS In tilt 'n~~d::!'!.::"" ' ha••• II L II' L door, In good condttion, pow also a 1959 EDSEL 361 cu p rn The program wtll be In POMEROY HIGH School wtll catalog for the Harrogate Show lh OM Setter Jlmpty 1taoa...tor anot:Mr Ill tbill&ll\pte A ta UHtl er brakes and steermg good 1n engme $'75 Ph 900,-!397 charge of Mrs Bruce L 10 y d sponsor a dance part) w1th the read Potter A R • month tor Ull tbrH L B X tor thl two 0 .. etc SlnJie letten apcMtires Ph Cl1ester HS-3949 12. 11 6tp With Mrs Max Donahue devo- Jays th 1s Saturday mght at Perry N J Queen H M • J'e!rsormel Of· ' ~ lito lmrth aud , . . , . _ ot lbe wordl on Ill ltlnlo. 12 7 4. tc tiOna! leader Hostesses will be the Pomeroy H ~h Audttonum Roscoe A " 113te tllo -lettus .... - t . s"'o"L-;ID;o-;S;;;;Tc;cAT;;;E;.;-;;S;;;TE;:;R;;cE;:;Oc;-«11166;;;; lnlurance _ Mtss Nelhe Zerkle Mrs Jobo lollowmg the Pomeroy Ath .a. ~ ljolototllto walnut console model, radio GET A quotation frum REIJ. Zerkle Mrs Lee Smftll Mrs ens basketball game from 9 30 GUARD COUJ:GE 'f' aoqlfo•a VWIBUY I'VB 3SXXJT equipped wtth 4 speed auto- TER INSURANCE AGENCY Charles Young Mrs James p m lo rnldmght CALCUTTA (UPI) -Pol"" IYJ'8'f, lilllC li'T ,.1'0 HOG'X XY'l'T matte cllanger ' speaker INC. before renewing your Clatworthy and Mrs Galen Soturday guarded the aov~ oound system just taken m nlo Insurance We may be Brown I'OPULATION CLIMBS rnent-<>perated Presidency IX • • Y BOilJ,..,UY~IVGXYB Pay l12fi per ,.eek or pay IMI to aave you money RIVERSIDE PTA wl~ m..t MOS!:OW (UPI) -The nopu lege Closed indeltrufely beca... ~~ Wliil' balance due 196 2! i'h m. a I ttc Monday Dec 12 7 30 p m ot 1a1Jon ol !he Sovtet Umon as of •ludenlS ranaocbtl pari ol U. " ott!!,, I '1'11017 PIIOVII Q '1'0 ~ D!B IS t 'Ill Alti'!>MOBILE lllsuranctbeen tlle sohool program under dl· last July 1 exceeded $13 mllbon butldmg '!be students ,..,jj , .. ~ ' ONE GOOD used electno ranee eaceJ!ed! L<tst your opera~ roc:tton of Mr Yeago featur- accerdmg to the latest ediopedtionof :'tesli: ::"':: • 1111o ..,. POIDII't)' Home 11 Auto or't Ucoasel Call WY :1-2966 11111 band stltdenta of Rlvhrvlew tlle G,..l Sov!ft Encycl ta ssma Ia I 110 I II lie Scbool. Y~ pllal. $995 cancer Gets I I - Am t encans a Fast er pace ==;-:-==-==--:::: ·- t•r I \6 J BIRTHS, DIVORCES REAL ESTATI DEATHS, MARRIAGES m 1t Kober Ro•pll.ar Week's 1 I DIATHI 01' WUK Wauth 1.1111•'1' 62 1 real dtnt of Rt 2 UIWPOlll dted allllden ly sunday an.moDD lD F'l.alollllt Val le y HWipltaJ H• WN 1.11 et~~Pio;re of Marian Nohce lhe Wed Vlrlhlla Mallt1bi1 WC:S a mess? Clea n for less • 11 H te I u trr Hent t t't lnc shampo l'r ~I S eppa rd 862 1st Ave 291 6 Ecker & BOY or GIRL 1-::::::::::::::::::~ 1.- POMEROY MOTOR CO. 91 S iJ • IJ ss fo hut g t e \ I a ou el u d sh l'.t'J a1 d o the1r many I f'nd~ nd nughbors brmg g ar d sf'ndmg g1 Is <~I er lht' 1etrnl b r 1 1g ot tr e r mob e hone 2911 OUTSTANDING TRUCK BUYS! $150 54 Ford lfi Ton Panel V8 ensme au For Rent llr r <I I pit'\. u ~~ r re WANTED ----:-""""=--,-.---11:::::::::::=====\ I· C.rd Of Th•nkl A\U \ll'i H B f Chi-' lure y, \I dd t'lJ wor~ CALL 992-2156 27lllf ''•" For Sale _. . . . . . . ..:.::..;;;;.::.-. . . .. , - W1nted To Buy MARRIED MAN for farm STANDING Umber In Ohio o • ...~.,"':',.."::'"-" ':'":'"" house furmshed P M Cowd or West V1rglnla or old c:aNCIL~TIONt ery Lang Bottom 0 farms w th tlmller Mar1on ca•IH1'10MI 3 ,.,. ,. """ '"' • ,., 12 11 lc Reynolds Boo 71 Symuse ••r D.. et •Q~ICatletl 0 • 18 102tp PART TIME wattress Apply • . .8UI.ATIOMI k "" ,.,......., ....,.. "" 'tt"' m person are Crow s Stea ,. Hit er ""'"' anr .. ...,.... For Sale or Rent ·~.-cttt••lltt .,,.,. _."' .. House p omeroy 0 ~ ,..... .,..,, ,... -..• "" 12 8 6tc ~- b -d__,, "'" ,., .. ,......... .., 1..................iiiiii;;;;;;;....-'"""il7 ROOM house 3 e rooms ..,. ••• •• ,........, ,,..,....,. 1• llh baths Ph 992 2590 1125 ttc !I Gael r ore~ M ne~s Help Wanted outcasts sen floral fl 1 gs 1 d ta J those wh br g t 1 ud 11 e Sa:-~ lt11d I:! mftld s n~,t: r::. Stt \ ers r 1 e 1 l!o e 1 d 11 >lhu lrl Pd n a } Yay Wt' ~~ ull a :lh e f ber \ lh gt at t SldCi at n a d I k d li(' -'Nf AD INFOIMAJION 2 :lOJa1anese vi II OS( ¥' For Sale 1 'h~' 0 eet >pa e slang1 palt} t'Xlendrd L - - - - The sunday Thnea Sentinel Sunday December 11 1966-~9 2-1 Anatowlcal I ssue 2 Eot Js d rr ng tl e lu~ s t f ot ::. s ter and Junt M ld t'd \I C ure V. e e:-.pn 11:; t1 <1 HI:'\ Get Extra Cas.h The Want Ad Way Business Service!: "."""" ol express g ou appr t' t<l II Ill LO OUJ fr end re I Vt ~ and nt'Jghbo s IOJ 11 t>tr k 1d nt> ' <:o for te lllltl 11 1 Ir aocuaer I ~1 n H• waa bora In MUOD C:OlhltY W VI on Sept. 3 191M aoa of Ulll t1te t:olumbu• 1nd tffle tJullllll Kline)' H• had lit'l!d ln liall 1 eount.Y for heart He ll 1urvlved. by bla wlfl the former Virllllll Spun two dauJh_ten 1nd Utne 10118 Mn Jo. ~nn Board of Colualtua IIIII lhull lll lne y 1t borne Leourd R• ne:r of Kt l G1WPGIIJ Mar:loD lt.11MY ot Ntbert Dead Stock Removed Free Dunbu W Va IJlcl Edward RaiMJ' of Wettmlnatu Md There a... 11 1 an I II dttn Other 1utvho 1 In dude roue anlera ao<l two lltOUIN'I Mu ~ nn e f'eten of Gall pol • Mra A e Tho Mpaon and Ctbe rt Rainey bo h or I Plenant Mn Elunor Ha I of Oxford .t'a and Mn. UJ;Il II llt1 kley and lluoert Ra n"'Y both or co umbua lt eo wu 1 member or the AddUon Methodlat Church and the Ohio Gn11141 - Real Estate Loans ------- ~ervlen WednesdaY afterno on at C'h rh and burial W.ll Rtynolda cemetery Is ld wertt lleJO Ult Ad(lllon ID Add.ttoll NEW WURLITZER PIANO $499"' ..nly $10 1 month How1fll Thomlt Norman • onl)' liean liwnore Nonnan of Co umbu1 bUt to mer J ot t;a 111 county dle<l taturda)l 111 Ch ldrrn 1 llMP tal Columbua The ch Jd wu bQJ'n on Oct Ul l~ a Bal more Md wbere tile fltber waa •tal oned with the Air .rorca ID eddit OJn to the par.nu the boy 11 1ur v ved by 1 tiller M1ry N•rrnan • atudent at OblrUn Cnller• Sarv ru were held 1lleediY lfterni)On at M.lller'• Hom• for tunerela and burial wat In t>lne Stn~d eemeter:J 10n .,t Henry A ar~d NEW COMPLfTii Drum Stt n,.,.,t, I I I I Mel gs Even ts 0 AllY ( R0 SSW 0 R0 $37,500 is Goal Set for ChaIIenge 1 vox GUITAR fe~l~ Help I :::u I Wanted t ?i0F ,. i: ,MIDDLE AGED lady to care for an mvaJ d lady 1ve m .. =:nt ="' ., !: l:::"n"" •• ~·· •.. .I'' r· AMPHIER II Tronlftlor II ,. •. ,.. I I I~ 0 NG E L0 W r-- USED FUMITURE Wo Will Buy Any Amount, lncludtng Comploto Eatolft KNOnS USED FURNITURE 1163 Second Awe GtllltJOfll Oblo FAcron TIIAJNID 8ERV¥JB PHONE !1,._2104 ' OHIO JACKSON, 1'-.n ~~~~~ •lin...,._w '~ ;; :i = �I I It's Easy to Do Business tlie W3Ut'"Ad W3y-B}' Plione, CLASSII'IED • For Rent IL\TU Ql'lo on - .... ..... ••• c•nMWHw- _,1 .... .... ,.. - - Uc ,... 1 ,.,..u~: '"~:.:Z: ...,...,. ., .. 11111 nw ... ''"" ~..,.,. ,_""" ,. their ...... caatlnattenl oM 111 UMI ,... ~,~,,, oan, trtluM ltV,. of ..,.,. lit11,.1.. t ,,.,...,.a.tore ''' '11,.,..,., ' - •• .... . . ""'" I ,,.,,.,..I"'"' wiU r:.;u :.~!:":::"~~·~;:•v.. 111 D" .. Anto CllaAII nil. . . . Ult lfflll'lll •IIDIIld'*"' ,., • cl-lfi•O 1d ! ~P) •ert1..,....t ...... ctl•rt• ,., •t tftt '•'• •• toe .., eac11 dlenaa. In Memory ~ 'I ( • -- 18-The Sunday Tllltes Sentrnel Sunday, December 11 1966 FOR SALE -- 'ONE 10 pc mahogany Dmlng FURNISHED and unfurnished room swte Excellent condl Feathered Creatures! 4 or 5 rooms 910 4th Ave tJOn Wtlliam Ann Motel 291 3 Call Cbarleston 346-1425 291 G ACROSS 4tGI>t up -ID I b' d 43 Exp J1 gen ADMIRAL 9 CU It refngerat urn a r 45 Art !Ida! IT'S mexpenstve to clean rugs 01 115 2 overstuffed chalrs roof pr~~d languat:e Bl ue red \\tne $10 1 471 r poduck t on and uphoIs tery WJ th medJUm 8Kntl of Jay 411Su With Blue Lustre Rent elec sJze Florence beater $20 Stu .1~;~~~~n ~~~bi'!~\;~ pooer $1 Central Supply Co I dlO couch hght blue $8 good lt:~:aeb~~",utr S8MI)hammedlll 291 6 male e nau e condition ]nqmre at or wnteii6K ng of Judah &OAilevtote b ) ti 11 f t me11 Alva Lowe Ewmgton Ohto 71Hra}er tnding 62 , 1 tl UNFURNISHED apartmeRt " aecu ne Rt 1 2913 • all d r.. me Ill kname IOF.mployed Adults only See Mrs Eugene u h"' 1 ti3Arn hntd JIV"''"" In s11aked brea!l Pickens 20 Grape St 286-6 d bs t14 Pauge s c11y - ' - - - - - 1959 CHEV Impala 4 r 1295 2 /llla~ lh nr. 6;,to:poch 19Ue v 1.orlDUI I 421 1st Ave 2913 ~ 1 t lde r ab ~Red !leer (obs.):liCturmyboat u 1~ D ' ,,.._ LOVING memory of our husband and Iat'tle1 John for Rent HI rep1rtd for 1 contl!lll H.oy Snutl v.ho passed away LIKE NEW 2 bedroltm home-' LADIES and mens watches 21H..onglturi nal December 10 1964 Modern kitchen and bath At Bulova Elgm Harn1lton Rol 4 : ~~t~ e)bt s 1hou an gm e d~ar o e tached garage Rner v1ew ex Benrus and many others 3uS bsds L d J7A il ow~nct (o Btyur d II " wor ld ut lt'Jl s $75 per month to choose hom Lots of real \lase Bu t t' t' or:; ol }uu Witl rbe Wtseman Agenry bargams We also have ev 3RFndure 1 resort bf v. Ill us I Wi J6tl Evenmg f4S.3796 ery model watrh band that 1 h l ugl I e pass mg ye 1 188 tf Spe 1del makes to go w•th Sadl} mJssed b} \\lfe !:>om your 'ltatch Ta'ltney Jewel at d dau,,t tt'rs ill I ~ ll r f rn shed 3 rooms and I ers 291-6 -- baU Pm·ale entrance •f1rst Card Of Thanks floor adults 620 4th Ave WF. WISH to take t1 s rr ean • DOl\N Voice of Broadway ~ ~ \IT and 2-Bob's Specials! .. v H.u s t \ \IH j f 0 ' I ' NEW ELEmiC GUITAR ,. AND AMPLIFIEI now 1J EIKtrlc Organ For S•l• In Rullond on Main Strool & Coll111 Avo Eorn Money and Pmos O.llvering Tht Dally Stnltnollo tslabhshed Route NEW SHIPMENT~clolhmg has arnved mce lme of ch1l dren s clothmg lncludmg toys also men s work umforms Jerfer s Used Clothmg Store Rt !! gomg towards tbe Fairgrounds 12 11 6tc tO CAS r IRON steam rad ators 1 bathroom outftl 280! HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES HONDA SAUS & 111VICE Locally Grown Sheared MSO SPORT II ONI 0P fHI and Sprayed-DISplay at BOBCAT CHRISTMAS TREES 62 Chevrolet $1295 64 Chevrolet $1395 63 Corvair • $1 099 Panel gaud hres sol d body heater 65 Chevelle St Wagon V8 engme Po wergltde lov. m le age lo cal ol'.ner mmt cond Iron Ph 949 12 11 Stc $1895 62 Chevrolet - - SERVIC~ BLAEnNARS 803 Brownell Ave Phono 992 2143 Pomeroy 0 MIDDLEPORT ·~~["";:;:;-:;;;;:--:~ P cho ee ('o)ors hetghls Ch ld tratned and and OIICE•l PIOPltl SPRINT BRADFORD$ Ton 8 Pickup VB eng tne custom seat good !Ires to mAlic trans power ~tee r ng and brakes Positractwn n oxle new lire! RADIATOR For Sale-Scotch Pme 1 Ton Slake dual wheels ':l. Experienced I li'rom the Largest Truek 01 Bt lid zer Rad at r To fhe "imollesl Heater Core BLAETTNARS 2 DICk RAWLINGS bwltngs Honcla Saltl w• 2-2111 MIOPlEI'OU OMIO DON'T BE RADIATOR 3 CALL ASHAMED OF green broke Terms Call or 1':P:h:992::::t•..===":':m:"':':'~ ll see E J H 11 F'l:.~twoods . YOUR DIRTY CAR Road Pumet oy Oh•o Bust ness Serv•ces l1l New lbilrolor Sho"p 1289tc _ _ fOR GOOD USW I m I' Qo and M~KE MORE PROFIT e f•r e Truck e Heater ONLY ( hsllng your f rm s ~Services Core e Bulldour up Pomeroy Home & ~uto the Dally Sentmel 8 Busmess BE PROUD OF etAny Typo 1 9 111 ~==-c- ==c-:--'--::-_ _ --;:c Serv1ce column 10 lO tl A CLEAN CAR 8UUGE1 PRlCEO furniture II CUSTOM butchermg wtl! buy ! U DRIVE THRU odl' thtrd floor bildget shop htdes Phtl Mete 992 3510 I IIY 12196 Mtddlooort o CAR WASH Baker Furniture Mlddlt!porl u 1 t.;,.,:,;,~=,;,=d lb,....,....,....,"""!!!!!l!""' Obio 11 12 Ut SERVICE I 50 KEITH GOBLE FORD 1 WISH to lliank all my friends :-:=~ ONE STOKER 1 wheel chalf neighbors and HltUvrs for ! ROOM furntsiled apartment fold ng type nearly new p AUCOIIN~ER ftlelr prayen c&rdlli IeUers and 4. room furmshed apart I M Cowdery Long Bottom 0 TUESDAY St Wagon VB Powerghde VISits flowers and oilier g~ts ment Adults References 1!6 12 11 3tc CompteiO Senl<t THE WSCS of the U n I ted R&H extra nice and one { I II Methodist Church w!ll meet on I du"nf my otay In the Gollt Mulberry Ave ' Pome~~y B~ ORDER AMSTUTZ S H and N the vholf' famtly can use Hanna Ltne Write Prorte or C<lotaet Tuesday evemng aL the church I • polis Chni~ and tlnce re ~ 1 N1ck Ch1ck leghorn ch1cks TRAVEL TRAILERS (Qua l tv Built) turning home Special thanks 4 ROOM unfurm s led apartment or started p 11lets today Mod A. ~ac~':-'~~~1\D Members are to br ng arltcles I 1967 Mod~ls In Stock s 1 tie Ifor basket for needy famJiy to those who donated blood II m Pomeroy Ph 992 5!65 ern Poultry Box 188 Athens 11 16 lfc 0 Ph 593 831 and to the doctors nurses 12 11 llc THE AMERICAN f e g on SEVERAL NEW 66 ROUSH & LYONS SEWING machlnetl ropatr ser I Auxthary of I.Rw s Manley Post [ and hospital otaff for their TRAILER space on Brownell I too YEAR OLD Walnut secre CAMPING TRAILERS Vice aU makt!t WY Z-:I.ZS4 WJ!I have a Chnstmas parly Chovrolels Available AI Horton St Ma1on 1 W Va experl care All tllfs kmdneso \ Ave , ldiddleporl Ph !92- tary 7 It htgh Glass doors 1 The Fabnt Shop Pomeroy I Tuesday at 7 p rn at the Mt I WASHINGTON (IJ!'I) - CoJ. and thoughtfulness Will never 2625 11 10 tic and top Desk at bottom Ph Grtat Savings Smger S~les and Monah Baptist church Middle I cer the nation 1 !I@Cond 1eadinl ~PACHE. I AUUlonzed be forgotten MODERN 2 bedroom llome 992 6236 !2 11 3tc Servtce .t 29 tfc L cause of death ts kllbng Amer Mrs Milton (Annabel! Hou Ph 992-2W! d y -_ por I lnl 0 ALL NEW FOR 1967 REAUY MI>: concrete de1Jver- THE WINDING Tra1l Garden Jeans at an f'! ver ncreas dashelt Rt 1 MmersPomeroy a RUGS DIRTY' Rent electr c (67 Apao:t-1• Marad1 VIlle OhiO or 992 370Z evenlnga 1 shampooet for $1 Wllh pur ed nght to pour pro ject Fast rlub w•ll have a Chr stmas d n rate In 1967 1t wlll claim about 21 Fe•t Long 7 24 12 l1 Up tfe_ cha e of Lustre Foam Ebers and easy Free estimates ner at Ba1ley s restaurant on 306 000 lives ._ 1967 Ap1ches Doe Dec 10 Phone 99'l 3284 Goegle1o Tuesda\ Dec 13 at 6 30 p m A report tssued Sunday ~~'7 ---~---FURNISHED 4 room part bach Hardware Pomeroy 0 In Memorv I rnent With bath Ph 992 5435 12 9 6tc Ready Mt1 Co Middleport followed by a party and gtft the NatJtJnaL Advisory Cancer Open Eventngs 9 P M MONEY fur Xmas g e s a Ohio 6 30 tie exchange m party ruom Council sa1d the- number of can12 6 try We pay c:1sh for new or IN LOVING memory of Mar I tfc SOMETHING TO PATCH POMEROY OHIO old guns sv.ords old pockel oUR CONDITIONING Kelnger MIDDI BPORT Lodge No 363 cer cases discovered :acb garet Lynch who passed a SI EEPING rooms close Smger sewmg mach ne com at1eo serv1ce Jack s Refng ~ I! hold a spectal meet1ng on among every 100 000 mer ca: kmves oddolls an nunton way one year ago today town 127 Butternut plete With attachments Th1s eratmn New Haven Phone 1 I uesdav at 7 30 p m to confer IS growmg faster than ~e ra hke new Solid I any caliber any ;~mount We dkl. not know the pam you Pom'erO) machme eqUipped to :z1g zag 1967 TU ~3537 4 6 tic tl e Enter Apprentice degree at wh1ch cancer IS cur had ROOM house and hath fur make buttonholes etc take State 3 speed mterm xed I F1fe s rear or Spef'd Qu~en H1rr L Chesher worsh pful The result 11 that cancer wW Laundr~ Mat South lhtrd changer BSR changer make Or hear your final sigh nace and garage 255 w Mam over payments of $5 42 per I~AriNG PLUMBING Rural y k>ll 153 of •very 100 000 person> ma ster We only know you passed a 1 St Pomeroy 0 Ph 992 month or pay balance due payments of $1 50 per week I Ave Mdrl l+.:'p ort 0 Doxol Bottle Ga~ Arnold Ri\Cii'o!E WESLEYAN Serv m 1967 It killed 112 of tVf!!'Y 11 29 !2tc way I 2663 or 992 200I 12 5 tfc $65 04 Ph 992 3218 12 6 6tc or pay balance due 169 Ph I Brothers 618 E MaiD Sl tce Gutld ,., 11 have tts annual 100 000 m 1957 In 1947 abtut 1192-5'19 11 IB tfc Wtthoul I last Soodbye ~ COLOR TV 196l Motorolallke 1 Pomeroy 9 a Uc Chnstmas part y Tuesdav Dec 1one m every cancer patients was God gave ,. sttength to HARMONY apartments three Real Estate For Sale 1 1 13 at 7 30 at the home of Mrs cured Today one m three w1U face 1• rooms furmshed New Plast new condltJOn full warran Y lEGHORN HF ~S 50c each W k 1 tr make payments of $5 per ' 1 And~ae '*to be~r the er paint 11 OtJrS sm e ec tc ff b 1 Ph S M1chael Near Chester 15 ROOM house on Br dwav llusaness Opportunity Ne\i a Ba ev T! ere w1ll he a be saved .. ,_ b th f mace heat week or pay o a ance 12 7 6tp I St 1n Ractne large $1 g f e1{cha oe Heart d1sease and related blo t range a u 2-5649 lot a11d 11 20 tfc Phone 985 3956 99 MAN OR WOMAN Re able SYK \CLSE "' P TA v. 11 mePI di.!!Orders are rated as the NG Btt t It meant to lose Private parkmg out of ali i ~ garden wnte or contact Mrs fOOt floods one blork from btgh HAy delivered or can be pick 1 AKC M1mature and 1o~ Pood Beulah Bradford Box 1 6 prrsun from thiS area lo Tuesda\ Decen oer 13 at 7 30 1 k l!el serv ce a d col ed from a lo at tht> Glade school ?Udtton tm The most alarmmg mcrease No 0~ wiq eve( know school Pomeroy Ph 992 5392 ed up ph 992 6112 _1~6 6tc I les black or s lver Stud RaCI e Phone 94 9 3821 mat1c dt spensers No exren P<tsto s uf the cDmrnumty w 1 was m lung cancer Almosl S&idl' '!i!L'I.'JI by husband Ar - 12 I tic I FIREWOOD any length 18 servtce and groommg Phone I 12 II IOle en e needed we est1bl ~ h pro\ de the pru~ am Refr~h unknown 50 years ago It new 11 25 tfc tllur ll!Ji\Utn Helen Belly ROOM house wtth batll on per 60 cu ft load free deltv 992 5443 1 accounts for you Car reler me ts \\I 1 bf seryed \II par lolls ;,0 001} persons ever} }e&:: Bill an( Jt~Yce and grand ' Pearl St Mtddleport Ohto er) Ph 843 2484 121Hltc i946 LA Joh-;;- Deere trac tor wtlh 89 ACRE farm 3 bedr >oms chddrer\, ~ 12 11 ltc near grade school See MattJe egg and plow dtsc rake and saw 1 g hou::.c wtth bath 3 m1 es from ences and $985 to $1785 cash ~nt s 1d n ·fir\d~ are UJ~~d to It 1s the leadmg cause of can1 0 1 rap tt l ne ts "' } 4 t I attrnd cer de<~lhs among men ana 1J Bush 689 Page St Ml(idle- GOO c ean ump Rebuilt molor bottle g<~::. Pomeroy Rt 143 phone 992 hours weekly nets excellent TI!F ANNt <\L C! stmas faL<il m 95 of ve1y lOO cases 11 Losr and Found rt 0 12 4 lfc otl treated stoker coal Pea65 000 BTU 7069 12 9 6\p l po cock Coal Co l block from I heat ng stove I mon h v c< 11 e full I me r ar tv sf theM ddlep rt Husmess The t eporl sa1d smokmg was 'LOST itlncer" red brown 1FURNISHED 2 bedroom&part- traffic hght ~~ Cheshire 0 burned one year Also a 19 4 For local mterv ew and PJ oress onal Women s cub the leadmg cause of luug can I lb ttplstered Chihuahua I ment furnace heat Mtddle Ph 3617526 12 1 tic Chevrolet good work car and , .___ ,_,,... I more wn e Eag!f' fnrlust1 e 4;)09 \\I! he l e!d lie d;~v evenmg ler A r pollutJ•n radmuon ant.l Reward for retunun~ htrn port o Ph 992 3874 -T a 195~ Chmolet See La ' y ~Ritor ~ ._,, Mmnetonks Blvd Mmneapol December 13 at the home ol mfluenza VIrus were also nam Coli 949-3411 or Wtlfred Stepp 11 28 tfc N~ RVOUS' Can 1 sleep' ry 1 Curtis Long Bottom 0 1s Mmn a<J410 Mrs Ed son \\ea-,;er Mason ed as poss1ble ca uses fhe rc i 12 11 3tc Sleepers Guaranteed re 12 8 3tc pOMEROY - Modern 2 story 12 7 lllp Will M s G Ol a Ebersbach as porl a d smokers were 1t ~ 1FOUR ROOM furnished aparl suits or money back. _ LOST- German shepherd dog ment WY Z.3658 4 14 ttc Only 98c Nelsons Pharmacy SINGER Sewmg Machme frame 6 large roon s !3 beu hos le~!:i Tl ere v.t11 be a $i 11mes as hkely to deve op lun" bro~r. fer~Jf~le Contact Lin p m 0 0 ~ ii g ft e~ ha1 ge fhe hostess com cancer as non smokers 1125 SOtp sews forward and reverse z1g roorns) llh b<~ths mrx:l~>rn l ~"' "' ~ da Durst at·\992 2916 answers 4 ROOM Cum•shed apartment o er y zag eqmpped to buttonhole I kitchen hardwood floors mtltee s 1 charge of the pro to name of • Maggie Jane With bath In Pomeroy Ph UON T pump your sluggish sep- monogram darn etc Sews full basement gas fired hot gram 12 11 3tp 18'2-3975 or 992-2571 _ 12 1 tfc tiC tank Get KleanwSm All hke new Pay off 4 payments ! air heatmg Wondel ful Vlf''lt DEO MBER MEE n NG of "' FURNISHED and wtfurnlshed Septtc Tank Cleaner Land 17 00 each Ph 992 2o85 of the nver Ask "i $13 500 Lyd a t rcle of Un lled Metho Notice apartments C1ose to school mark Farm Bureau In Pom 1 12 8 tfc MIDDLEPORT - two sto Y dt st church w Jl be fuesday at of Phone 1192-5431 10 18 tfc eroy 0 11 ~~ 311tc 1966 VACUUM CLEANEH out frame home 8 rooms 14 bed 7 30 p m at the home of M1s rr...~-s was nk room::;) bath heat full baselnent Kerm t Walton There wdl be a et~ .... ~-~ of lawaway ta type com lo e t.o 1 Monday Dec 5 All plete with attachments Only floor ~~~a~:hool!:i ~nly Sf. $1 g1ft exchange and membe-rs foot 1ton.. or rnar~ers 1 payments $6 00 each left stores "" ~ ,.___, ~ are to brms food for Cnrtst I MONDAY mas baskets be level With rround ACROSS < Chemi<lll 24 Ent.. Ph 992 2685 12 8 tfc S:ACUSE _ REMODELED 2 BETHEL No 62 of Interna RIVERVIEW Garden Club Aga n th1s }ear Oh10 Unlvtrshrubbery 00 lots, nt 1 To pran~ suffix ay TWO PAIRS girl s roller 4 bed Jni Of flowers dur1111 t MU1ical f5 Color 26 Metal story bnck 7 I ooms l bonal Order ol Job s Daugh Will have a Chnstm as party stly s sen &r c ass wdl parti('l season Gravel Hall It ab·).lm~nlt e Custom. he skates metal cases s1ze 1 rooms ) bath uttl tv room Trus:teel tc 11 Placein 7 Footlesa rock Mrs I 0 McCoy Reedsville semi basement new forced ters w1l\ mee at Pomeroy Ma Tuesda) Dec 13 at 7 30 p m pate n the Semor Class ChaJ. 12 9 1 a row 8 Quarrel 26 Con OhiO _ 12 8 3tp 81 r furnace !ut 150x:JOO ex Romc temple monday at 5 45 at t1 e home of Mrs Denver l('nge Class Pres dent Steve Ernest Gold has announced 8HOO'l1NG MATCIJ, - Broad 12 ~:eth:~~ 1~ ~at• ~~~ FROM WALL to wall no sod cel\ent ne•ghb111rhood Look p m for a potluck dmner fol Weber w1th Mrs lowed by the regul ar meet1ng Whttehead as co hostess Mern. Lasl years semor elass orJ• Run Gun CJub Sunday Dee lS LJkuome 16 Retribu 27 Shire at all on carpets cleaned thiS one o"er $11 900 when electiOn of 1 ff1cers w II be bers are to br ng Chnstmas ar mated the 1d.;oa of the Chal 1 ember 1l l2 a atp 14 l9 ~c~ 30 ~:O~!r wnh Blue Lustre Rent elec WE NEED LISTINGS held rangements and $I g ft ex lenge and pledged over f20 000 JPJANO T U N 1 N G, School lG ~trna.. and YHM,.IJ • A••-tnc shampooer $1 Pomeroy Albt'ft M Cox Broker JANE HOWELL Tent Daugh I changes to the Umverstty church, home Ph Lane Dan- te Free 20 Man• othel'll Cement Block Co 12 5 6tc Henry Cleland Salesman ters of lmon Veterans w 11 I WEDNESDAY The goal for tlm )ears driVf Jell, tn-5501 nickname 31 Duu!o.ae 35 Biblical Office 992 38341 12 tl2tp 1T M"u.le note meet al the home or Cadd e I WHITE HOSE I OOGE Aux•l bas been set at $37 500 almost 18 Pampbtet 21 Good or"'' king GiVE the PtVfect gtft LhiS '"' - '''8 at %1 Vigor fnend 12 Oint 38 Exu.va.t• Evening& t% 2 .wvcr- :r:r"""'"u 1 22 Goldooln 23 Pri&on ment 39 Vat Christmas that Will be treas 12 9 3tc WJckham Monday at 6 30 p m tar) ~ \I meet Wed esday Dec twtce last year s and t1 real lor the annual Cl n stmas dill 14 at the leg on ha ll 1n M1dd 1e IStlC becauSf both February and day Dee 11 startinl at 23 Walklnr comparl:· 33 Spirited tO: Where: urcd a life lime Portrait tak '- Sponaored by Melp County stick ment boue I..&t en m vour own home Also 175 ACR£ farm bouse w1tb t ner and party There 'o'olll be a port A pot111 k d n er w II be o\ugust grad\Uttes are to be HCoon Hunter• 12 a Stc 24 White weddmg and CIVIC afralrS CaJI rooms and bath cellar cellar $1 g1ft exchange sen ed at 1 p n !\lemt>ers are hctled m add1t1on Lo the Junt 1'- I' I" Houte Adam& IDd Stanley AuctiOn name now for appomtments to guar bouse 2 large barns free B ET 40 MEIGS County Salon rem nded to bt g a covered graduates House aDd Tradin& Post 27 ca.utJon antee dehvr1y before Chr1st gas 2 farm ponds 1mmedi 710 w1H meet at the Marlin d1sh and table sen ce The e I Sohc1t10g teams will be •Ilk ate occupancy Pearl W1i I Restaurant Monday at 6 30 p I w II he a one dollar gdt ex mg for a $50 pledge over ftn tJ now under one rool at ~;!:ln~et mas Call 992 3232 or 949 1m for a Chnstmas dmner Se- change liams 992--2318 or 992 2681 years frem each senior Ont ~~Clift Sdtool Jlouso IO.Iltmtot 31141 12 9 6tc 10 J tfc cret Pals wtll be revealed wtth I AMATEUR Gardeners Club half the contributions wl11 be on State Route 124 1111d new 34 lo1nlt Outdo'note •~ TIRES hk e new 7 35 x 15 0 ---:--:---;;-;-- - a g1ft and new members are to of Middl epo rt v.lll ha\e 1ts an g1ven to the Umvers•ly for lm Rt. 7 by-pau, open datl~ at 14 ""'"'"•ntta! •• Ph 992-6293 12 9 6tc Auto 51181 brmg a 11 gtfl for exchange Inoal Chnslmas party Wednes medtate needs and the other 12 noon Jim Adams Jlllld ntc-.e POTATOES get your wtnter Worthy Stanley II It tie : potatoes while they last. 1958 CADILLAC Coupe Devtlle I DAUGHTERS OF Ruth class dav Dec 14 at the horne of half wtll b< depoSited m on all power also a 1963 Stude Iof Un1ted Method1st Church Mrs Walter Crooks A &If\ mvestment portfolio for live u 1p Wan~" Clarence Proffit~ Portland baker Lark standard trans- wtll meet Monday at 2 p m at exchangr. wtll be held and pack years ln 1972 the class oHacers ' ' ~ ,,f! .... 30. ...,uy ..... ont 0 Ph. 8'3 2254. 10 :W tic mlSSIOtl Ph 882 2355 New the home of M<:~ I vd il Eb~rs age v.rapp ngs JUdged Hostess 'Itt!! dec de on the use tf the Cl,Ii)RX TypiSt U Due to the 41 Haven w Va 12 1l 6tc bach for a meeting and party es Vi II be Mrs Ctook~ Mr s lfi\e!ital half of contrtbntmnl' IF CARPETS look dull and "-"o"th and etplmsion of the ,_ I"' d with $1 g ft exchange Russell M11ls Mrs Glenn drt>ar remove the spots as umvet'sity, there are 1everal 11. 19!15 CHEVROLET $125 p o o THE DISABLED Amencan Lambert and Mrs Edgar Re) n I they appear wltll Blue Lus·~ 0 typiSt vaeancfel at the . . . "- Q""teot condatiOn also electnc meat Veterans and Auxiliary w I I l olds [QUEEN H M tre Rent electric shampooer ent tlme fn admlldatraUw o~ DOWN I"· sllcer $20 Alba • Chalrn meet Monday at p m A FRIDAY KINGS LYNN Ensland (IJ!'I) 7 30 $1 Baker Furmture Co ' fieeo Duties will lnelude Jyp- 1. Plot , 12 5 6tc trs tractor and equtpment Chmtrnas party Wlll follow the MJDDI EPORT Child Conser -Queen Elizabeth II collected \ q ~ and correspo~ 1 : ~"'::.. Warm mormng stove with meetmg and ladles wall have vatmn League wtll hold a rum 70 cents Saturday when one .. I l!ltet ftllq, tuptnc delaUed I TropiCII GOOD HAY 2 miles from Rut. blower $25 Ph 949 3073 Ross I $l ft ex:chan e mage sale 111 the Fry bmldmg four pigeons she entered ID I • recorda ..,qu!tldf lilt use of 1 P.. .•Q land on Harnsonvi11e Road Scarberry 12 11 2tc 3 Wt·~ S OF ~EATH Metho- Fnda) and Sat rday There champienshlp show finudlld Marvtn Stone 1Z 4 !lp th '~!ttlllepett4fnl judimtnl. DAILY CRl'Pl'OQVQTE -· Hen'o how to work lh ~=:;-..;;;o-;;:-;;::;::;;:: 1959 FORD 351. cu m engme d1st Ch 1rch w1ll meet Monday Will also be to\" for sale stx Nh~ AXY»L»~~x• 1960 PONTIAC Catallna four 3 speed standard shtft 1250 Dec 12 at the church at 7 30 SATURDAY Tho list of ownerS In tilt 'n~~d::!'!.::"" ' ha••• II L II' L door, In good condttion, pow also a 1959 EDSEL 361 cu p rn The program wtll be In POMEROY HIGH School wtll catalog for the Harrogate Show lh OM Setter Jlmpty 1taoa...tor anot:Mr Ill tbill&ll\pte A ta UHtl er brakes and steermg good 1n engme $'75 Ph 900,-!397 charge of Mrs Bruce L 10 y d sponsor a dance part) w1th the read Potter A R • month tor Ull tbrH L B X tor thl two 0 .. etc SlnJie letten apcMtires Ph Cl1ester HS-3949 12. 11 6tp With Mrs Max Donahue devo- Jays th 1s Saturday mght at Perry N J Queen H M • J'e!rsormel Of· ' ~ lito lmrth aud , . . , . _ ot lbe wordl on Ill ltlnlo. 12 7 4. tc tiOna! leader Hostesses will be the Pomeroy H ~h Audttonum Roscoe A " 113te tllo -lettus .... - t . s"'o"L-;ID;o-;S;;;;Tc;cAT;;;E;.;-;;S;;;TE;:;R;;cE;:;Oc;-«11166;;;; lnlurance _ Mtss Nelhe Zerkle Mrs Jobo lollowmg the Pomeroy Ath .a. ~ ljolototllto walnut console model, radio GET A quotation frum REIJ. Zerkle Mrs Lee Smftll Mrs ens basketball game from 9 30 GUARD COUJ:GE 'f' aoqlfo•a VWIBUY I'VB 3SXXJT equipped wtth 4 speed auto- TER INSURANCE AGENCY Charles Young Mrs James p m lo rnldmght CALCUTTA (UPI) -Pol"" IYJ'8'f, lilllC li'T ,.1'0 HOG'X XY'l'T matte cllanger ' speaker INC. before renewing your Clatworthy and Mrs Galen Soturday guarded the aov~ oound system just taken m nlo Insurance We may be Brown I'OPULATION CLIMBS rnent-<>perated Presidency IX • • Y BOilJ,..,UY~IVGXYB Pay l12fi per ,.eek or pay IMI to aave you money RIVERSIDE PTA wl~ m..t MOS!:OW (UPI) -The nopu lege Closed indeltrufely beca... ~~ Wliil' balance due 196 2! i'h m. a I ttc Monday Dec 12 7 30 p m ot 1a1Jon ol !he Sovtet Umon as of •ludenlS ranaocbtl pari ol U. " ott!!,, I '1'11017 PIIOVII Q '1'0 ~ D!B IS t 'Ill Alti'!>MOBILE lllsuranctbeen tlle sohool program under dl· last July 1 exceeded $13 mllbon butldmg '!be students ,..,jj , .. ~ ' ONE GOOD used electno ranee eaceJ!ed! L<tst your opera~ roc:tton of Mr Yeago featur- accerdmg to the latest ediopedtionof :'tesli: ::"':: • 1111o ..,. POIDII't)' Home 11 Auto or't Ucoasel Call WY :1-2966 11111 band stltdenta of Rlvhrvlew tlle G,..l Sov!ft Encycl ta ssma Ia I 110 I II lie Scbool. Y~ pllal. $995 cancer Gets I I - Am t encans a Fast er pace ==;-:-==-==--:::: ·- t•r I \6 J BIRTHS, DIVORCES REAL ESTATI DEATHS, MARRIAGES m 1t Kober Ro•pll.ar Week's 1 I DIATHI 01' WUK Wauth 1.1111•'1' 62 1 real dtnt of Rt 2 UIWPOlll dted allllden ly sunday an.moDD lD F'l.alollllt Val le y HWipltaJ H• WN 1.11 et~~Pio;re of Marian Nohce lhe Wed Vlrlhlla Mallt1bi1 WC:S a mess? Clea n for less • 11 H te I u trr Hent t t't lnc shampo l'r ~I S eppa rd 862 1st Ave 291 6 Ecker & BOY or GIRL 1-::::::::::::::::::~ 1.- POMEROY MOTOR CO. 91 S iJ • IJ ss fo hut g t e \ I a ou el u d sh l'.t'J a1 d o the1r many I f'nd~ nd nughbors brmg g ar d sf'ndmg g1 Is <~I er lht' 1etrnl b r 1 1g ot tr e r mob e hone 2911 OUTSTANDING TRUCK BUYS! $150 54 Ford lfi Ton Panel V8 ensme au For Rent llr r <I I pit'\. u ~~ r re WANTED ----:-""""=--,-.---11:::::::::::=====\ I· C.rd Of Th•nkl A\U \ll'i H B f Chi-' lure y, \I dd t'lJ wor~ CALL 992-2156 27lllf ''•" For Sale _. . . . . . . ..:.::..;;;;.::.-. . . .. , - W1nted To Buy MARRIED MAN for farm STANDING Umber In Ohio o • ...~.,"':',.."::'"-" ':'":'"" house furmshed P M Cowd or West V1rglnla or old c:aNCIL~TIONt ery Lang Bottom 0 farms w th tlmller Mar1on ca•IH1'10MI 3 ,.,. ,. """ '"' • ,., 12 11 lc Reynolds Boo 71 Symuse ••r D.. et •Q~ICatletl 0 • 18 102tp PART TIME wattress Apply • . .8UI.ATIOMI k "" ,.,......., ....,.. "" 'tt"' m person are Crow s Stea ,. Hit er ""'"' anr .. ...,.... For Sale or Rent ·~.-cttt••lltt .,,.,. _."' .. House p omeroy 0 ~ ,..... .,..,, ,... -..• "" 12 8 6tc ~- b -d__,, "'" ,., .. ,......... .., 1..................iiiiii;;;;;;;....-'"""il7 ROOM house 3 e rooms ..,. ••• •• ,........, ,,..,....,. 1• llh baths Ph 992 2590 1125 ttc !I Gael r ore~ M ne~s Help Wanted outcasts sen floral fl 1 gs 1 d ta J those wh br g t 1 ud 11 e Sa:-~ lt11d I:! mftld s n~,t: r::. Stt \ ers r 1 e 1 l!o e 1 d 11 >lhu lrl Pd n a } Yay Wt' ~~ ull a :lh e f ber \ lh gt at t SldCi at n a d I k d li(' -'Nf AD INFOIMAJION 2 :lOJa1anese vi II OS( ¥' For Sale 1 'h~' 0 eet >pa e slang1 palt} t'Xlendrd L - - - - The sunday Thnea Sentinel Sunday December 11 1966-~9 2-1 Anatowlcal I ssue 2 Eot Js d rr ng tl e lu~ s t f ot ::. s ter and Junt M ld t'd \I C ure V. e e:-.pn 11:; t1 <1 HI:'\ Get Extra Cas.h The Want Ad Way Business Service!: "."""" ol express g ou appr t' t<l II Ill LO OUJ fr end re I Vt ~ and nt'Jghbo s IOJ 11 t>tr k 1d nt> ' <:o for te lllltl 11 1 Ir aocuaer I ~1 n H• waa bora In MUOD C:OlhltY W VI on Sept. 3 191M aoa of Ulll t1te t:olumbu• 1nd tffle tJullllll Kline)' H• had lit'l!d ln liall 1 eount.Y for heart He ll 1urvlved. by bla wlfl the former Virllllll Spun two dauJh_ten 1nd Utne 10118 Mn Jo. ~nn Board of Colualtua IIIII lhull lll lne y 1t borne Leourd R• ne:r of Kt l G1WPGIIJ Mar:loD lt.11MY ot Ntbert Dead Stock Removed Free Dunbu W Va IJlcl Edward RaiMJ' of Wettmlnatu Md There a... 11 1 an I II dttn Other 1utvho 1 In dude roue anlera ao<l two lltOUIN'I Mu ~ nn e f'eten of Gall pol • Mra A e Tho Mpaon and Ctbe rt Rainey bo h or I Plenant Mn Elunor Ha I of Oxford .t'a and Mn. UJ;Il II llt1 kley and lluoert Ra n"'Y both or co umbua lt eo wu 1 member or the AddUon Methodlat Church and the Ohio Gn11141 - Real Estate Loans ------- ~ervlen WednesdaY afterno on at C'h rh and burial W.ll Rtynolda cemetery Is ld wertt lleJO Ult Ad(lllon ID Add.ttoll NEW WURLITZER PIANO $499"' ..nly $10 1 month How1fll Thomlt Norman • onl)' liean liwnore Nonnan of Co umbu1 bUt to mer J ot t;a 111 county dle<l taturda)l 111 Ch ldrrn 1 llMP tal Columbua The ch Jd wu bQJ'n on Oct Ul l~ a Bal more Md wbere tile fltber waa •tal oned with the Air .rorca ID eddit OJn to the par.nu the boy 11 1ur v ved by 1 tiller M1ry N•rrnan • atudent at OblrUn Cnller• Sarv ru were held 1lleediY lfterni)On at M.lller'• Hom• for tunerela and burial wat In t>lne Stn~d eemeter:J 10n .,t Henry A ar~d NEW COMPLfTii Drum Stt n,.,.,t, I I I I Mel gs Even ts 0 AllY ( R0 SSW 0 R0 $37,500 is Goal Set for ChaIIenge 1 vox GUITAR fe~l~ Help I :::u I Wanted t ?i0F ,. i: ,MIDDLE AGED lady to care for an mvaJ d lady 1ve m .. =:nt ="' ., !: l:::"n"" •• ~·· •.. .I'' r· AMPHIER II Tronlftlor II ,. •. ,.. I I I~ 0 NG E L0 W r-- USED FUMITURE Wo Will Buy Any Amount, lncludtng Comploto Eatolft KNOnS USED FURNITURE 1163 Second Awe GtllltJOfll Oblo FAcron TIIAJNID 8ERV¥JB PHONE !1,._2104 ' OHIO JACKSON, 1'-.n ~~~~~ •lin...,._w '~ ;; :i = �_.,, t -~""<:& ottY~ .,~._.,. . . ......,...,~.........-r~, •10 'l ,N~s Highlights of the Week f ' This Week, Starting Tomorrow, Mmtdag • • • c. Wetherboll $274,00il, and the budget rro~ising sopho':lo~; IN GALLIA COUNTY Kyger Creek will go to the awards were Rick Mosley, most proval .of Judge Bacon. Our sectinn nf the Ohio Val· S700,000 figure. Prose:utmg AH Bruce A fire .broke out at 7 a.m. · · . . .· · . }cy basked in spring like wea-ltorney John A. E:plmg has 1Sm1th, best rece1ver; Gary Tuesday m a two story apart· ' ther all week . D . c. Martm or appealed the Clay Baker case Smith, . besl offensive linem~n: ment house on Mechanic St., 1i ~ac.ctecC:IC.CICICICICICICII.ICCIICICCIIC'CCCICCCIII'«Ift:ll'-JCCICJCtiiC'I:'I:IIJCII.IIIIICICICRftRIIINtiiCCI Rl 218 has lilac bushes in full on behalf of Lhe Southwestern J1m Gilmore . best defem~1ve Pomeroy, and was broughl un- 111 leaf, and fu ll of buds ready to 1board. and it wlil be up fnr re· Iback : Rod best olfen· der control by the fire depart- : CHOOSE A, PE,IIMANENT TREE NOW hurst forth into The un· 1view '>Y the Fourth D!stnct sive Magnussen. ! at 10 a.m. The .building blor~m. '' i ( I ~ilkey, ba~k; . Joh~ m~nt ~ · 7 ft. Po1yethy1ene Trees i~ I 3~'4" "asonable weatiler had not Court or _Appeals ln March !hesl delenSIVe lmeman. and ' oetonged to Glenroy Ewmg, and • stowed the Christmas shoppers. A trag1c event of the wl:'ek wmner of ttle academtc award. , loss was estimated at $5,000. i who are growing in number~ wa~ the de;:~.l.\1 ot Thomas ~>very dav Retail merchant s at ,SwPrn 21 of Cambndgr, their m;eting !his week start· ed plans for the. l!l67 holiday - · shopping season. . . . . Pett y cnme Is still a plague. Last weekend robbers attempt· ed tn break 1nto a large cRsh c· M . . a edAty romtmlskswfnershpurc ucture was gutted. as~l TheA str Dayton firm, which 1 h has= at Rio Grmlde Col- a ;"' t or ld e been employed by Meigs coun- W 1 lt!ge who was killed in an auto tery 1epar m,.en ' aAn se d ~vo , ty to conduct the reappraisal • .· Tl spec1a mee mgs. car nv· 1 11 1 t t · th w <l('Cidenl near ,Jackson. lt! car I b , p 1 P· h 20 R 2 l• a rea . es a e m .e c~unty, w was driven by Alex Cuozzo, el: ) . au _aug ' ' t. nas established an office m the i W 19 or FJJrheld. N.Y .. another Ga!lqxlils .. fa.J ~ed to slop a~d : courthouse, and is training j! R'10 studen t ' who su fl ere d .l rJt ba .Ga l!Jpohs B'll W Ischool bus h dnv· l workers for the b'1g J'ob ahead r head and other mjuries and en } 1 oo en t. e , 1 The deer kill in Meigs coun· Wil ·being treated al Hnl<er trance to the Galilpoils >tate ' ty moun led to 35 last week. A • lr"h~"", ;e~e· needles, 115 tips. Green. On tripod biise. 14•95 I i~ ~4 ' , ~I en~ 139 Tip Tro•s- li • ' ... .. . ) ., 1 - - -.' In the Evening VE $19.95 mcludi?~ YourComem~ This Weeklft1 8 Day From ••• J 9 to 9 that one~ •I •Jt: •• trt that tent)~· plonage .. . ',! , ~urt···· b~sli- I ~nal~ " I ., '· r > •••• PLANTERS """.., "· "·"'"''~""~~ . ~~~~~';,~~'.ora ,;;a;y~~~~ \~ ~~:: DOt:'J'OR SAYS 1967 suzu Kl ~~""';;;;c;~~""-..~''"' mmtstratton t at could HAND Mal · 1 Wattrproof~ ~~ der to get a 50 per cent grant ' Spinning wbeel letttr rack, c:ompot~- CID· nons, wlsbiDe Will ... fruit earl platttL v.~ ror the lateral sewer lines, and · By Wayne G. Brandstadt, M.D. I 1, ~ II Whelher you are prepare~ f11 r m••nt plan t, the VIllage would I if or no I, Christmas is om·e ahe requin•d t~ build separate gain approaching. It your baby , " '""~and son1tary systems at tS Jess than Jwu years old you ·;~ a _c~st of :uoo.oo~. Pomeroy II iliould avoid making a big thing !lA PI e~rnt. ilas on ly a storm sy· of Christmas. What he wants slf•m. for Chnstmas is what he is alTht<re was an overflo~· crowd 1 ready used to _ regular ree-d~ ~ "' MOTORCYCLES ~~~ '[' a 30 pPr rent li !'t .for 2 treat· AI\L ff!.' SEE THEM TODAY AT lllJt attended lhe public hear· ings. a change of <liapers, SMITH BUICK ~-·· l}, W/· ,, i ...' .. • • llC ·--· Gallipolis, Ohio ~ by Judge J. C. Bacon. A board / •If • ·~ ' • . ' ~ .... • • 0 ., • . ' I '. " ' . .. ' .' .. rgely pre- -~ .~- L'":,,,J}~ . . . 1. ':J!l;fiVt..~ . ' . ~·- . K of directors will be selected, unlferh ea 1s~rredlful new.1ttoys. un er ohf t ree may 1 be better not to attempt 1o pay 1 a visit ta_ Santa Claus. St. Nick I . I CLIMB INTO THE COCKPIT OF M~ ~~'WITH CAMEL ... ~e·~ 11-tE WORLD WAR I ACE u..\ALKINI$ OIJT CHOCKS AWAY" eek,c .. ~ ~ • i• CHEVROLET ROAD RALLY GAME only $5.95 • iiL!'e:'(!(l( t(•.. " ~ i ~ eFREE I& ~ SANTA CLAUS 2 ~ ....... .. enjoyment on Chrisbnas Day h d fl from opening a lew preseols on t e 3r oor than from ollffi[ng dozeru and Visit tht Srd l'toqr Furntture Departme nt for Cllristmas Specials In he will appreciate each one t.iving Room Furniture. I more if it d9E'sn't have to l I compete with a roomful. When your child is six you should begin to shift the emph•· sis gently from 4 'What do you want for Christmas?" to •'What do you want to give for Christ. mas?" This is an important part xr.oe~iler e 60 !nches tall to be given away 1 24th. Come in, see him and ~ f. • 'f.tC:II'ICNfi(IC!(I(II(ICII(Ill:'ltiii'IIIEIC~ ~ De~. li f ~.----··············~·-·~·! regrster, no purchase required. Open 8 A.M. Til8 P.M. Except Sat. 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. GALLIPOLIS CHEVROLET-OLDSMOBILE ~OTOR co. 210-236 Second Avenue '· Phone 446 3672 MENS COATS and JACKETS .. ,, '. I •" ,f r Palrti 19, RL I, pColiiiiJ b7' Praak ()'Neal d at 1:10 . In CJM'it. iiRpullel into 1M • li1lord c. • CillL" It ldofmJa. D... ~ trut~L· w· Mod-\ dted IUl't dlllg. otJio ei<OIId !IIi ... 17, ' GaUls Dec. ,,. 25, - GalhpOI:. . , l .. Mlllf' length Jackets and longer Car Coat lengths. Wool .plaids- Dacron loT~ ~~·i: ·ss. ~at. · ' d•t~· . 1 and Cottons- Nylon Twills -Scrub Denims - Corduroys. Dct. All Jackets on sale arranged for your easy selection. Stop in-try ,. !IN on several that you like and buy that Jacket now. L "'W'I'It""""'""'""'"'"""'"N-·CIRICIOC.ICICICCICCCIIPIIItl'IIR'CICIIIIII"'III(lf1, t~: ~~~;l~h! lifei~/:~~.~~ .I diet! later IS no greater 1 and no less than in a child 1 who did not bave jaundice. ' Deo. lt; .. Pllli- On Sale On The Main Floor ment. If ordi,ary jaundice or the newborn doesn't clear up in two weeks a doctor should <Jee tn ~' ., tiller, . .. 1 life !jaundice of the newborn) See tbe blg selection of Mens Coals and take advantage of the sale j this is a normal rlnding ln a· prices. Yoo'll find all sizes from 36 up to extra large 54. Waist bout 60 per cent of all babies. It is caused by incomplete development or liver function and usually dtsappears ty tbP. time the child is 2 weeks old. 1f the jaundice is pre !lent at birth, Rh incompatibility of the parenls &r same other serious condition may be present. This would require prompt treat· ' ' , Is of ...,,,... 1111~ococococcococ'CICI"I""""'""'..,'"''"''"'"'''""'""'""'"""'':ococ••occiCICOCIC'Ilillllllllllllll_!!!!"••~~'~'IIIliiiiliJIIIIJIIII••••• lN~~~~-'111:~----~Cill:~~. . •' , ebarp of right al I ;~~--~-~ ~~~--····~--······~ ~ Don't Forget The Exciting ~ No.1 ted . 'l . "'·~· <:X>mins back in later years? J\ - U the jaundice appears on the second or third day of related - : • · dice? Is there any chance of 11 secc:nl 1 the '/' limiled. He will get much more furniture department of growing up. 1 Q - Wbal W1>Uid .,..,. a : newborn child to have jaun~ JeDbasals< lOugh mon lald. •!ely 42,0111 l SUITES 1 in mes wbat it tODCi1 ll8kl. > about ' Remember lllal your child's On Salt in thi It will pay you to buy a Chevrolet or Oldsmobile from us betw e~ ll 11uw and Dec. 24th. SPECIAL CHRISTMAS DISCOUNT on all un1ts. Don't forget your FREE TICKETS on the new Chevrolet pictured above to be given away Dec. 24th at 3 P.M. No purchase required . NOTICE! if you are the lucky w inner of this car above a nd you have already purchased a new car from us between now and Dec. 24th. We will give you credit for it on your new car. liiDi lilt, is kill· 1 ever lao ROOM I the ~ "'- beftl . D'S LIVING i • enwilltlit argely pr& lor wllio~ largely re- KROEHLER are and IDtli'III1. N! .,.,Cill.,..,...,.,...,...,,...,...,,.,,.,._.,.,...,.,.I...,C"'"""''""'""""',....,....,..,,..,JillliiCIIiiCIIlN;..IIIIIIIIII...,NNI•••• powers or concenlratJon K ' e On The 2nd Ff001 1 •• Dg increase ; 1s much JOiher m the picture books al that age llian m an awesome confrontation. Your child will have plenty ef chanc· es to meet Santa Claus later . ..,.,.~,.,..,. . It is better to have fun by • helping h1m compose a letter to Santa Claus at home. H your child is three to five and you want to take him to 1 town ~o s~ the Christmas df'C· orations and to meet Santa iil: ' person, try to go at a time i when the crowds are lightest and avoid having him get ov· ! ertired You can wme back anotb.r:or time without him Lo fini sh your shopping. I I 191. R! ;) TH~ ·r"JI;L.V· Wall and table lll'ul plated holiten. C:Omplete witb pllllllf·letl· TRAVEL JOY LUGG ' AG'E bat of 11M 11 on :uno<. ) ,, PLANTERS 1 d - ~, . • • ~. -" BRASs a ?uuse Tu~sday. Permtsston . for sy strangers oh·ing anrl ah·ing Jts establishment was gtven ! at him and inundatin him 1 .Jfao1 c' ' ' .........zzahczer ~1! :~~adl;lg!~r:ekCbon:ervancyDIS-t and his familiar toys. What he M net " 10 t e u!eigs court· • doesn't want is a crowd of noi· . ' ..,_..,_ ,. .. '... ..,,..' ' . \l gIlf • $3•" ... 111g on the estaU\ishmenl of t~te restful nap, 8 rnether's smile ~~~~.b~..&IIEV~~iMt'~~(_.;{~f"' Upper Rt. 7 •• .- llormer · 1 WOOD to4f of Tealll8tit 1 LARGE ··•. Court 1 I "m• ' ., I """'"''"''"''"''"''""'"''"''"'''"'''"''"''"''"''"''"''"''"''"''"''""' ' So Shop At Kimball Pianos on Sale ~m~ers1ty. - * Rt l Guy o:; vd\e a bu s had no st udents aboard. I Ol lo the Booster club from f candles. · 1· · .. Crt!lwb· telephone . . . . game M \\·ay wit· h. anytung. A.1 the Ell··t un .t lorrman at the · Kyger .. ll d1rectones bed'· b p1oceeds of an exhibitiOn Y.dl»tli»Jilll-JtJtJtltJtlllltiJNIJt11JI111:-JilllJtltJIJ~IlJ11Jrill'IIJo:tJI<~Ili',JIJIIl~JiiiJf11JiltiJIIIIIJtJIJtMJIJt)IJtltNII101Jt-Jt....... .,. . IM-= 1 9 00 1 ott App!1ance a brPakmg ;md Creek plant. dJrd trom sell -m- : num 1 rmg '· WI · tsLrJ · about 9 years ago. One of the · g va . tte pted hut . L•l ed m lhe net:~r future. I b'1g events of the week was the ('II tPrlll \ s a m , tlicted gunshnl wnunds m, Ath· . . thr:> robbrrs rallrd to gain en· rns countv. He had been at the Guldmg Hand school Is. seek· football banquet at which Hop· nanre. A donr at tlw cnurt. plant for .12 vears and no mo· mg a !ocatwn for expammrt to along Cassadv, the Ohio State . ' · Ie"od mg ' to tl1' b'lSPnl , was ' rt>l easPd. thrl'e rnoms • guest speaker. ' .t'tlt \lv t· for Jhe art , . from the present . great, was the I1ous IN THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT \\:ls pned op0n. hut no ol ll ('(' r.aJIIa C'Ounty burl ey fnrmers v~e-room ~dJOol Four Scouts of I Charles H. Peoples of Mid· Wfl" 1 ted · . E"plorrr Post 200 were honor· dl I ' • 00 · . . . are ~rtlmg top pner~ lor bur· , h s . , . epurt, a member ol Lhe PornS~>\'t>rnl Gallt_poh~nns rla_lm le~· on the JluntmgTon ma rk('\ ~d.~. t week. Y.hen they were , eroy Masonic Lodge, was pre- I ON THE 2nd FLOOR they saw the hlg bird leanng rw~, thi ~ wrek \1'!-'l f:' \).1Vtrl \\'il ~!u ,lt f'd to the Eagle rank. l ~cnted his 50 year pin by DIS· lur lht> suuth as ir [lt'w nwr ,mms . I lw1 md udE'd Bob nl· Crown Clt.l' \\11o alt'rl D a\;e Samples John Burlile' Mulr!ns' 1m· ·t 0 epu t~~ Grand.Ma_ster !~JCh~ Now is the time to buy a Kimba\1 piano during tlle sale. the Gallipolis airport. A N(•w a pnce ot $'iUS prr hllndred ·r R, h d ard Carter of Gallipolis. Carter Yl1rk Clty llf\\Sm:m "'as i11 .:~ nd LP1m; 11·d \1nrlul o! (dllllJm· • ;~n•H1 ·\Tone · t h e mu siC · d epar I.men t on II te secon d II oor. See d tcL'll::~r s. msIaII ed o11·1cers oI lhe 1odge, Stop m 0 1 town Frida~ tr<wking ~own the 11 ~ \dlo 1.eCPIVt•d an ;J\TI':Jgt• ol ny mon e e was nam- and was assisted bv Past Dis. . . d d ~etails on lht': strange ('rt'<l t·d r_h:mm_an of the Gallia Coun~ 11 tnct Deput , Grand· Master the fine selection of Kimball Pwnos m Lh e sty le an woo 1 I t. ) " who aetrd as finish you llkP , ld commit· tun·, and ht· i" ron\ int'{•d that Si:i l~ • ·.x ens10n kAd v1sory 'l'h eod ore Heed, . best P1l'k . out the (lJl£1 vou want and sC'e II 1 it 'd::t'> not a ('l'ant'. hnt a new (,pnei a! r.~·orw~ Ru~h. on~· ol lt't' us 1-\o'eP ·. taro ~teger marshall. · · · type ol man-like animal. s1x l;nllia Jlf'l'3(m~ wlw w a ... I\ ill bE' the vice chatrman. · Dr . Harold D. Brown has how you can really savr right now. On \1onda~· :1 f1rP n1 t h f' ;·t PP:11·1 ll:ll·bm spnk e Tut·~ · ll'lhf'rt Ford, son of Mr. and been named a delegate to repChnr!Ps Wng i1 t hom!' did con· da.v 111ght ~~ the Lwns Cli1b \tlr~. Lams For~ ~as been ac· resent Mt'l!!,S county on the fJ.~e F.lherjel rls Semiblf' ('rNlit P/rlll tn Mnke Your , stderable dam :lge. :Hld aftl'f 1t abm1t ills t· ~Jw rwncr-. nn ,lhal C!'ptrd for ild'!lJsswn to N{)tre Hospital Service FoundatiOn, had bren p11t ou t. it broke out ln l('\111 day ll ago. (Jalh· [);Jme Edward E:v· with Prosecutmg Attorney Ber- Pturlwsr of u KmlbtJ/1 Pimw. 1 1c<•n•<<•<lf•C'CICIC•<••••••"""''""""""tlf•:llliC~oNRIIIII~lflii'"'"'"'"'"'"'JIIIIJIIIIJIIII•• agam , and t11e IOidllo~s amoun t- fJOll~ .JaycPr~ .:;tarled t h l' i r Jll~. District ~eputy Grand nard Full as alternate. Frank •~~«'<'<'••••~•••••~••••:o••,...,.,.,.,. ~d to $7.8011 to 1lu• struct ure ;.~nd Chr1Sim:1s tl'f'f:' sellmg prnjPel ll1gh Pn.est, Will b~ honored at .lohnston was recogni?.ed as . EARLY contents The bl:.~ze was in v~>S· on Ttw:-d<tv <~ ~ecept1on _t<>day m the Ga lli- dean ur Meigs golfers at the ~ ti~<Jt.e d b:.' q :ltf" ]II'(' m;ll ~ha!l 0111' of \hf' t:llg P\'f' ll tS .ol the polis Masonic Temple, L'ili'IStmas party or the Pome· AMERICAN olli.c1als . \\'t•t•k •.\: 1 ~ thr Hl u1' Dev11 foot roy Golf Club. Jennirer Lohse, 1 County bo:ud~ of educat ion iJal! hillllpll:'l Jl l;r;~ce MethO· IN MEIGS ~OUNTY wa~ <.~warded the Borden schol~ m meelings t ill-: Wf'l'k sl't dir· d1s1 ~·n1111 h Cu:wh P1per or Pomeroy counc1l learned thi s arship of $300 as the sen·o . . • " m Jn con· home economics at Ohio State I .January "lJPilh(l :l l.'lll\'l' Nt~· w;J s spra k·. wet'·k oI comp ,.1catwns ferent da11•s fur 11e , meetings tlut• to the holiday. ('I' J111: {;lhnmt•. \1 !l;e El! wtt , nedwn with the de~·eloprnent : w1th the highest grades. John So~thwt•stern IJu:trd nwmbers and B I·L"Ill S: II IIIW'rs wrre nam· O~ a sewage dtsposal sy~tem Savage \\ilS given a 55 year I revrewed the :l1 11111:.~l hudgt•t l:'d r. lpt;JII I~ lor· the Hlfl7 st•ason . c.!w rles Legar mayor, told coun· pin, and Herman warner a :15 ; ~l~~ol!s for ;Jn outlay _ of Mo~ t v:.~lllt.~blt· 1)\a\·rr aw<.~rd c1Jmen ~hat ;here are stn~gs in year p~n by the 1.0.0 F. H. \ 20-The Sunday Times·Sentinel, Su ndJ_\ , Dt•l'l'm ber 11 , 1966 con_ne~twn v.~th the grantmg of B. Sm1th, l:!S. retired Pomeroy __ 1ass1stanre b; the Farm and druu gist died last Sund I Ad . . h ' ' ay. • II •;;w~ '"S .. {I '/, ' S h b' I ct' f t l' ht d t re t e 1g se e Ion o !'ee Ig s an ree decorations tinsel, ic1des, tree skirts, ornaments also Nattvtty scenes, Jmgle bells, door rmgers, door decorattons, ornament hangers and . = lnslltnte Farm. Paugh escaped , Pomeroy alumnus. John Young. 1 wt th only lace lacerattons. The :has presented the sum of 1231 1 I ~ Flameproof Scotch pine. 1 register at the Boh Evans Steak Hnu>P. They did $350 1Hospttal. A third student was oamage to the register, wh1ch treated Jnd relcasl'd. J. E cost $1,200, hut ra,Jed to get a· Moorr ~ew '! w·ll ·. pen . Every N.19ht unt•19 I Be o I at,went to Danny Davies. Other .and will' have to have the ap· I " - ... ,_, ELBERF~LDS IN POMEROY Christmas Season Comes to Valley inSpring-Like Airs By Dwlcbt •. ~·~ . f:' I ... ...... - I ELBERFELD·S IN POMEROY ~ IFsnza·rzrnz··· ====---- ~ •.:_., _____________& , 28, ~~ �_.,, t -~""<:& ottY~ .,~._.,. . . ......,...,~.........-r~, •10 'l ,N~s Highlights of the Week f ' This Week, Starting Tomorrow, Mmtdag • • • c. Wetherboll $274,00il, and the budget rro~ising sopho':lo~; IN GALLIA COUNTY Kyger Creek will go to the awards were Rick Mosley, most proval .of Judge Bacon. Our sectinn nf the Ohio Val· S700,000 figure. Prose:utmg AH Bruce A fire .broke out at 7 a.m. · · . . .· · . }cy basked in spring like wea-ltorney John A. E:plmg has 1Sm1th, best rece1ver; Gary Tuesday m a two story apart· ' ther all week . D . c. Martm or appealed the Clay Baker case Smith, . besl offensive linem~n: ment house on Mechanic St., 1i ~ac.ctecC:IC.CICICICICICICII.ICCIICICCIIC'CCCICCCIII'«Ift:ll'-JCCICJCtiiC'I:'I:IIJCII.IIIIICICICRftRIIINtiiCCI Rl 218 has lilac bushes in full on behalf of Lhe Southwestern J1m Gilmore . best defem~1ve Pomeroy, and was broughl un- 111 leaf, and fu ll of buds ready to 1board. and it wlil be up fnr re· Iback : Rod best olfen· der control by the fire depart- : CHOOSE A, PE,IIMANENT TREE NOW hurst forth into The un· 1view '>Y the Fourth D!stnct sive Magnussen. ! at 10 a.m. The .building blor~m. '' i ( I ~ilkey, ba~k; . Joh~ m~nt ~ · 7 ft. Po1yethy1ene Trees i~ I 3~'4" "asonable weatiler had not Court or _Appeals ln March !hesl delenSIVe lmeman. and ' oetonged to Glenroy Ewmg, and • stowed the Christmas shoppers. A trag1c event of the wl:'ek wmner of ttle academtc award. , loss was estimated at $5,000. i who are growing in number~ wa~ the de;:~.l.\1 ot Thomas ~>very dav Retail merchant s at ,SwPrn 21 of Cambndgr, their m;eting !his week start· ed plans for the. l!l67 holiday - · shopping season. . . . . Pett y cnme Is still a plague. Last weekend robbers attempt· ed tn break 1nto a large cRsh c· M . . a edAty romtmlskswfnershpurc ucture was gutted. as~l TheA str Dayton firm, which 1 h has= at Rio Grmlde Col- a ;"' t or ld e been employed by Meigs coun- W 1 lt!ge who was killed in an auto tery 1epar m,.en ' aAn se d ~vo , ty to conduct the reappraisal • .· Tl spec1a mee mgs. car nv· 1 11 1 t t · th w <l('Cidenl near ,Jackson. lt! car I b , p 1 P· h 20 R 2 l• a rea . es a e m .e c~unty, w was driven by Alex Cuozzo, el: ) . au _aug ' ' t. nas established an office m the i W 19 or FJJrheld. N.Y .. another Ga!lqxlils .. fa.J ~ed to slop a~d : courthouse, and is training j! R'10 studen t ' who su fl ere d .l rJt ba .Ga l!Jpohs B'll W Ischool bus h dnv· l workers for the b'1g J'ob ahead r head and other mjuries and en } 1 oo en t. e , 1 The deer kill in Meigs coun· Wil ·being treated al Hnl<er trance to the Galilpoils >tate ' ty moun led to 35 last week. A • lr"h~"", ;e~e· needles, 115 tips. Green. On tripod biise. 14•95 I i~ ~4 ' , ~I en~ 139 Tip Tro•s- li • ' ... .. . ) ., 1 - - -.' In the Evening VE $19.95 mcludi?~ YourComem~ This Weeklft1 8 Day From ••• J 9 to 9 that one~ •I •Jt: •• trt that tent)~· plonage .. . ',! , ~urt···· b~sli- I ~nal~ " I ., '· r > •••• PLANTERS """.., "· "·"'"''~""~~ . ~~~~~';,~~'.ora ,;;a;y~~~~ \~ ~~:: DOt:'J'OR SAYS 1967 suzu Kl ~~""';;;;c;~~""-..~''"' mmtstratton t at could HAND Mal · 1 Wattrproof~ ~~ der to get a 50 per cent grant ' Spinning wbeel letttr rack, c:ompot~- CID· nons, wlsbiDe Will ... fruit earl platttL v.~ ror the lateral sewer lines, and · By Wayne G. Brandstadt, M.D. I 1, ~ II Whelher you are prepare~ f11 r m••nt plan t, the VIllage would I if or no I, Christmas is om·e ahe requin•d t~ build separate gain approaching. It your baby , " '""~and son1tary systems at tS Jess than Jwu years old you ·;~ a _c~st of :uoo.oo~. Pomeroy II iliould avoid making a big thing !lA PI e~rnt. ilas on ly a storm sy· of Christmas. What he wants slf•m. for Chnstmas is what he is alTht<re was an overflo~· crowd 1 ready used to _ regular ree-d~ ~ "' MOTORCYCLES ~~~ '[' a 30 pPr rent li !'t .for 2 treat· AI\L ff!.' SEE THEM TODAY AT lllJt attended lhe public hear· ings. a change of <liapers, SMITH BUICK ~-·· l}, W/· ,, i ...' .. • • llC ·--· Gallipolis, Ohio ~ by Judge J. C. Bacon. A board / •If • ·~ ' • . ' ~ .... • • 0 ., • . ' I '. " ' . .. ' .' .. rgely pre- -~ .~- L'":,,,J}~ . . . 1. ':J!l;fiVt..~ . ' . ~·- . K of directors will be selected, unlferh ea 1s~rredlful new.1ttoys. un er ohf t ree may 1 be better not to attempt 1o pay 1 a visit ta_ Santa Claus. St. Nick I . I CLIMB INTO THE COCKPIT OF M~ ~~'WITH CAMEL ... ~e·~ 11-tE WORLD WAR I ACE u..\ALKINI$ OIJT CHOCKS AWAY" eek,c .. ~ ~ • i• CHEVROLET ROAD RALLY GAME only $5.95 • iiL!'e:'(!(l( t(•.. " ~ i ~ eFREE I& ~ SANTA CLAUS 2 ~ ....... .. enjoyment on Chrisbnas Day h d fl from opening a lew preseols on t e 3r oor than from ollffi[ng dozeru and Visit tht Srd l'toqr Furntture Departme nt for Cllristmas Specials In he will appreciate each one t.iving Room Furniture. I more if it d9E'sn't have to l I compete with a roomful. When your child is six you should begin to shift the emph•· sis gently from 4 'What do you want for Christmas?" to •'What do you want to give for Christ. mas?" This is an important part xr.oe~iler e 60 !nches tall to be given away 1 24th. Come in, see him and ~ f. • 'f.tC:II'ICNfi(IC!(I(II(ICII(Ill:'ltiii'IIIEIC~ ~ De~. li f ~.----··············~·-·~·! regrster, no purchase required. Open 8 A.M. Til8 P.M. Except Sat. 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. GALLIPOLIS CHEVROLET-OLDSMOBILE ~OTOR co. 210-236 Second Avenue '· Phone 446 3672 MENS COATS and JACKETS .. ,, '. I •" ,f r Palrti 19, RL I, pColiiiiJ b7' Praak ()'Neal d at 1:10 . In CJM'it. iiRpullel into 1M • li1lord c. • CillL" It ldofmJa. D... ~ trut~L· w· Mod-\ dted IUl't dlllg. otJio ei<OIId !IIi ... 17, ' GaUls Dec. ,,. 25, - GalhpOI:. . , l .. Mlllf' length Jackets and longer Car Coat lengths. Wool .plaids- Dacron loT~ ~~·i: ·ss. ~at. · ' d•t~· . 1 and Cottons- Nylon Twills -Scrub Denims - Corduroys. Dct. All Jackets on sale arranged for your easy selection. Stop in-try ,. !IN on several that you like and buy that Jacket now. L "'W'I'It""""'""'""'"'"""'"N-·CIRICIOC.ICICICCICCCIIPIIItl'IIR'CICIIIIII"'III(lf1, t~: ~~~;l~h! lifei~/:~~.~~ .I diet! later IS no greater 1 and no less than in a child 1 who did not bave jaundice. ' Deo. lt; .. Pllli- On Sale On The Main Floor ment. If ordi,ary jaundice or the newborn doesn't clear up in two weeks a doctor should <Jee tn ~' ., tiller, . .. 1 life !jaundice of the newborn) See tbe blg selection of Mens Coals and take advantage of the sale j this is a normal rlnding ln a· prices. Yoo'll find all sizes from 36 up to extra large 54. Waist bout 60 per cent of all babies. It is caused by incomplete development or liver function and usually dtsappears ty tbP. time the child is 2 weeks old. 1f the jaundice is pre !lent at birth, Rh incompatibility of the parenls &r same other serious condition may be present. This would require prompt treat· ' ' , Is of ...,,,... 1111~ococococcococ'CICI"I""""'""'..,'"''"''"'"'''""'""'""'"""'':ococ••occiCICOCIC'Ilillllllllllllll_!!!!"••~~'~'IIIliiiiliJIIIIJIIII••••• lN~~~~-'111:~----~Cill:~~. . •' , ebarp of right al I ;~~--~-~ ~~~--····~--······~ ~ Don't Forget The Exciting ~ No.1 ted . 'l . "'·~· <:X>mins back in later years? J\ - U the jaundice appears on the second or third day of related - : • · dice? Is there any chance of 11 secc:nl 1 the '/' limiled. He will get much more furniture department of growing up. 1 Q - Wbal W1>Uid .,..,. a : newborn child to have jaun~ JeDbasals< lOugh mon lald. •!ely 42,0111 l SUITES 1 in mes wbat it tODCi1 ll8kl. > about ' Remember lllal your child's On Salt in thi It will pay you to buy a Chevrolet or Oldsmobile from us betw e~ ll 11uw and Dec. 24th. SPECIAL CHRISTMAS DISCOUNT on all un1ts. Don't forget your FREE TICKETS on the new Chevrolet pictured above to be given away Dec. 24th at 3 P.M. No purchase required . NOTICE! if you are the lucky w inner of this car above a nd you have already purchased a new car from us between now and Dec. 24th. We will give you credit for it on your new car. liiDi lilt, is kill· 1 ever lao ROOM I the ~ "'- beftl . D'S LIVING i • enwilltlit argely pr& lor wllio~ largely re- KROEHLER are and IDtli'III1. N! .,.,Cill.,..,...,.,...,...,,...,...,,.,,.,._.,.,...,.,.I...,C"'"""''""'""""',....,....,..,,..,JillliiCIIiiCIIlN;..IIIIIIIIII...,NNI•••• powers or concenlratJon K ' e On The 2nd Ff001 1 •• Dg increase ; 1s much JOiher m the picture books al that age llian m an awesome confrontation. Your child will have plenty ef chanc· es to meet Santa Claus later . ..,.,.~,.,..,. . It is better to have fun by • helping h1m compose a letter to Santa Claus at home. H your child is three to five and you want to take him to 1 town ~o s~ the Christmas df'C· orations and to meet Santa iil: ' person, try to go at a time i when the crowds are lightest and avoid having him get ov· ! ertired You can wme back anotb.r:or time without him Lo fini sh your shopping. I I 191. R! ;) TH~ ·r"JI;L.V· Wall and table lll'ul plated holiten. C:Omplete witb pllllllf·letl· TRAVEL JOY LUGG ' AG'E bat of 11M 11 on :uno<. ) ,, PLANTERS 1 d - ~, . • • ~. -" BRASs a ?uuse Tu~sday. Permtsston . for sy strangers oh·ing anrl ah·ing Jts establishment was gtven ! at him and inundatin him 1 .Jfao1 c' ' ' .........zzahczer ~1! :~~adl;lg!~r:ekCbon:ervancyDIS-t and his familiar toys. What he M net " 10 t e u!eigs court· • doesn't want is a crowd of noi· . ' ..,_..,_ ,. .. '... ..,,..' ' . \l gIlf • $3•" ... 111g on the estaU\ishmenl of t~te restful nap, 8 rnether's smile ~~~~.b~..&IIEV~~iMt'~~(_.;{~f"' Upper Rt. 7 •• .- llormer · 1 WOOD to4f of Tealll8tit 1 LARGE ··•. Court 1 I "m• ' ., I """'"''"''"''"''"''""'"''"''"'''"'''"''"''"''"''"''"''"''"''"''"''""' ' So Shop At Kimball Pianos on Sale ~m~ers1ty. - * Rt l Guy o:; vd\e a bu s had no st udents aboard. I Ol lo the Booster club from f candles. · 1· · .. Crt!lwb· telephone . . . . game M \\·ay wit· h. anytung. A.1 the Ell··t un .t lorrman at the · Kyger .. ll d1rectones bed'· b p1oceeds of an exhibitiOn Y.dl»tli»Jilll-JtJtJtltJtlllltiJNIJt11JI111:-JilllJtltJIJ~IlJ11Jrill'IIJo:tJI<~Ili',JIJIIl~JiiiJf11JiltiJIIIIIJtJIJtMJIJt)IJtltNII101Jt-Jt....... .,. . IM-= 1 9 00 1 ott App!1ance a brPakmg ;md Creek plant. dJrd trom sell -m- : num 1 rmg '· WI · tsLrJ · about 9 years ago. One of the · g va . tte pted hut . L•l ed m lhe net:~r future. I b'1g events of the week was the ('II tPrlll \ s a m , tlicted gunshnl wnunds m, Ath· . . thr:> robbrrs rallrd to gain en· rns countv. He had been at the Guldmg Hand school Is. seek· football banquet at which Hop· nanre. A donr at tlw cnurt. plant for .12 vears and no mo· mg a !ocatwn for expammrt to along Cassadv, the Ohio State . ' · Ie"od mg ' to tl1' b'lSPnl , was ' rt>l easPd. thrl'e rnoms • guest speaker. ' .t'tlt \lv t· for Jhe art , . from the present . great, was the I1ous IN THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT \\:ls pned op0n. hut no ol ll ('(' r.aJIIa C'Ounty burl ey fnrmers v~e-room ~dJOol Four Scouts of I Charles H. Peoples of Mid· Wfl" 1 ted · . E"plorrr Post 200 were honor· dl I ' • 00 · . . . are ~rtlmg top pner~ lor bur· , h s . , . epurt, a member ol Lhe PornS~>\'t>rnl Gallt_poh~nns rla_lm le~· on the JluntmgTon ma rk('\ ~d.~. t week. Y.hen they were , eroy Masonic Lodge, was pre- I ON THE 2nd FLOOR they saw the hlg bird leanng rw~, thi ~ wrek \1'!-'l f:' \).1Vtrl \\'il ~!u ,lt f'd to the Eagle rank. l ~cnted his 50 year pin by DIS· lur lht> suuth as ir [lt'w nwr ,mms . I lw1 md udE'd Bob nl· Crown Clt.l' \\11o alt'rl D a\;e Samples John Burlile' Mulr!ns' 1m· ·t 0 epu t~~ Grand.Ma_ster !~JCh~ Now is the time to buy a Kimba\1 piano during tlle sale. the Gallipolis airport. A N(•w a pnce ot $'iUS prr hllndred ·r R, h d ard Carter of Gallipolis. Carter Yl1rk Clty llf\\Sm:m "'as i11 .:~ nd LP1m; 11·d \1nrlul o! (dllllJm· • ;~n•H1 ·\Tone · t h e mu siC · d epar I.men t on II te secon d II oor. See d tcL'll::~r s. msIaII ed o11·1cers oI lhe 1odge, Stop m 0 1 town Frida~ tr<wking ~own the 11 ~ \dlo 1.eCPIVt•d an ;J\TI':Jgt• ol ny mon e e was nam- and was assisted bv Past Dis. . . d d ~etails on lht': strange ('rt'<l t·d r_h:mm_an of the Gallia Coun~ 11 tnct Deput , Grand· Master the fine selection of Kimball Pwnos m Lh e sty le an woo 1 I t. ) " who aetrd as finish you llkP , ld commit· tun·, and ht· i" ron\ int'{•d that Si:i l~ • ·.x ens10n kAd v1sory 'l'h eod ore Heed, . best P1l'k . out the (lJl£1 vou want and sC'e II 1 it 'd::t'> not a ('l'ant'. hnt a new (,pnei a! r.~·orw~ Ru~h. on~· ol lt't' us 1-\o'eP ·. taro ~teger marshall. · · · type ol man-like animal. s1x l;nllia Jlf'l'3(m~ wlw w a ... I\ ill bE' the vice chatrman. · Dr . Harold D. Brown has how you can really savr right now. On \1onda~· :1 f1rP n1 t h f' ;·t PP:11·1 ll:ll·bm spnk e Tut·~ · ll'lhf'rt Ford, son of Mr. and been named a delegate to repChnr!Ps Wng i1 t hom!' did con· da.v 111ght ~~ the Lwns Cli1b \tlr~. Lams For~ ~as been ac· resent Mt'l!!,S county on the fJ.~e F.lherjel rls Semiblf' ('rNlit P/rlll tn Mnke Your , stderable dam :lge. :Hld aftl'f 1t abm1t ills t· ~Jw rwncr-. nn ,lhal C!'ptrd for ild'!lJsswn to N{)tre Hospital Service FoundatiOn, had bren p11t ou t. it broke out ln l('\111 day ll ago. (Jalh· [);Jme Edward E:v· with Prosecutmg Attorney Ber- Pturlwsr of u KmlbtJ/1 Pimw. 1 1c<•n•<<•<lf•C'CICIC•<••••••"""''""""""tlf•:llliC~oNRIIIII~lflii'"'"'"'"'"'"'JIIIIJIIIIJIIII•• agam , and t11e IOidllo~s amoun t- fJOll~ .JaycPr~ .:;tarled t h l' i r Jll~. District ~eputy Grand nard Full as alternate. Frank •~~«'<'<'••••~•••••~••••:o••,...,.,.,.,. ~d to $7.8011 to 1lu• struct ure ;.~nd Chr1Sim:1s tl'f'f:' sellmg prnjPel ll1gh Pn.est, Will b~ honored at .lohnston was recogni?.ed as . EARLY contents The bl:.~ze was in v~>S· on Ttw:-d<tv <~ ~ecept1on _t<>day m the Ga lli- dean ur Meigs golfers at the ~ ti~<Jt.e d b:.' q :ltf" ]II'(' m;ll ~ha!l 0111' of \hf' t:llg P\'f' ll tS .ol the polis Masonic Temple, L'ili'IStmas party or the Pome· AMERICAN olli.c1als . \\'t•t•k •.\: 1 ~ thr Hl u1' Dev11 foot roy Golf Club. Jennirer Lohse, 1 County bo:ud~ of educat ion iJal! hillllpll:'l Jl l;r;~ce MethO· IN MEIGS ~OUNTY wa~ <.~warded the Borden schol~ m meelings t ill-: Wf'l'k sl't dir· d1s1 ~·n1111 h Cu:wh P1per or Pomeroy counc1l learned thi s arship of $300 as the sen·o . . • " m Jn con· home economics at Ohio State I .January "lJPilh(l :l l.'lll\'l' Nt~· w;J s spra k·. wet'·k oI comp ,.1catwns ferent da11•s fur 11e , meetings tlut• to the holiday. ('I' J111: {;lhnmt•. \1 !l;e El! wtt , nedwn with the de~·eloprnent : w1th the highest grades. John So~thwt•stern IJu:trd nwmbers and B I·L"Ill S: II IIIW'rs wrre nam· O~ a sewage dtsposal sy~tem Savage \\ilS given a 55 year I revrewed the :l1 11111:.~l hudgt•t l:'d r. lpt;JII I~ lor· the Hlfl7 st•ason . c.!w rles Legar mayor, told coun· pin, and Herman warner a :15 ; ~l~~ol!s for ;Jn outlay _ of Mo~ t v:.~lllt.~blt· 1)\a\·rr aw<.~rd c1Jmen ~hat ;here are stn~gs in year p~n by the 1.0.0 F. H. \ 20-The Sunday Times·Sentinel, Su ndJ_\ , Dt•l'l'm ber 11 , 1966 con_ne~twn v.~th the grantmg of B. Sm1th, l:!S. retired Pomeroy __ 1ass1stanre b; the Farm and druu gist died last Sund I Ad . . h ' ' ay. • II •;;w~ '"S .. {I '/, ' S h b' I ct' f t l' ht d t re t e 1g se e Ion o !'ee Ig s an ree decorations tinsel, ic1des, tree skirts, ornaments also Nattvtty scenes, Jmgle bells, door rmgers, door decorattons, ornament hangers and . = lnslltnte Farm. Paugh escaped , Pomeroy alumnus. John Young. 1 wt th only lace lacerattons. The :has presented the sum of 1231 1 I ~ Flameproof Scotch pine. 1 register at the Boh Evans Steak Hnu>P. They did $350 1Hospttal. A third student was oamage to the register, wh1ch treated Jnd relcasl'd. J. E cost $1,200, hut ra,Jed to get a· Moorr ~ew '! w·ll ·. pen . Every N.19ht unt•19 I Be o I at,went to Danny Davies. Other .and will' have to have the ap· I " - ... ,_, ELBERF~LDS IN POMEROY Christmas Season Comes to Valley inSpring-Like Airs By Dwlcbt •. ~·~ . f:' I ... ...... - I ELBERFELD·S IN POMEROY ~ IFsnza·rzrnz··· ====---- ~ •.:_., _____________& , 28, ~~ �~ .....f r:; . ~ ~ •' . . ,_. I "" ·' Ni1wsHighl1ghtsDI thf! W~k . I . • .. '· .. ~ .' Christmas~ ~ ' . ·~ -- ... .-... ....... . ..... . . . ... ) BY Dwlgbl c. Wetb' IN GALLIA COUN'f Our section of the QJ ley basked in spring ~· ther all week. D. C. M Rt. 218 has lilac bush~ leaf, and full of buds l ltursl forth into bloom, seasonable weatner ha ~low ed the Christmas 1 who are growing in t-V~ry ~ . ~- . '\.' ·, . ';' '• "'; . • .'by 'Leslie Tu:ra.e;ae .. .;---..... ·' "t . : .... · w:; shopping season. · Pettv crj me is still a Last ~eekend robbers I ..l'!' ~d to break into a l&J I :··"::~, register at the Bob SteaK House. Tht'y dit damage to the registe cost $1,200, but ra iled . way with anylhing. A1 !" . i~ \ ~! ) H..~ . E~11J ..' .- ,. s ' l ' .. . Court 14· ': .. ofTe~ that o~:jl lformer~UF . nt l Appliance a breal enteri ng wa5> attempte -that a~ .tntt.1-.; tile robbers !a ilf'd to tnmre. A door at the housE' leD di!'Ig to the I was pried oprn. but wn~ .' .. .EM . . ~Es.·.TIIE'4'VE MEQ Af.\pTHElr. &A1tlt OF . . OUI't PIIONV IN JU'iT ·RIBALD' . 'KAhLiKoOK, 'IOUPI ~k'i COU61Nfl!AIIE ' DO~E fT AGAIN! day. RetaU mere their meeting this w~ ed 1•lans for the 1967 , ... , I 1 r ' I plonage ' Ul!:' DUIHHl...IT 11.41.41 ... 1 DIDN'T 'flUNK . OE'I 1D ~EN PICK UP DA looted. Se-veral GaltipGiitnn thl'v saw the hig bird l'ur . lht" south ns il n the Gallipolis airport PIECES 1>15 WEEK! .._ I FEEL~ AI!~UL. A80liT Til' WA'f WE'S ii'IEATEO 'THEil\ FURNITURE! ALSO MAKES A . NII=T'I COFfiN·FER ASKINWI 61!'1 . WID A£161-!T· ~IOED !IEAO! York City nrwsmun \ to"'" Friday trarking f details on lhe stran1 and ht• is con vin it "'as nol a rrant>, bt , ,. . tUrt', type ()I man-like ani' On M ondD~· a fire ; C'har!Ps Wri ght home .' ' • . stdera ble dum:.~gP, :.~rll 11ad been put out. rt agarn. and the I•11H l l o ~ ..,. ed to $7,800 to 1he str u cunten ts The blaze \1. ligated b}' st:de fire ofFi cials. County boDrds of in meetings this Wf't' ferent dates for the meetings due to th· Southwestern \Jo;J rd reviewed the annual i • I I . .t · llC ~-~-~ . ,. ~-..-B_U-=GS BUNNY ACT" ~V/ H!C! coMes 0L: NE':EDLENOSE:, ~· GFI.EAT--. SCOTT 1 li'&l . \He MAN I SAW WITH GIR 14ARRY' VULGARIAt-1 \ ~WALKfR! .&..o- that calls for an ou· --- 20-The Sunday Tl11l ~MEf<OW, l-\ELEN, 1 r~·ve: CM'JGED, sur YOUR KISBEG ' f' rgely pre. . YCIJSAVED MY LIFE, VOE THUNDER! I'LL GIVE YOUA BLOCK OF !>HARE g IN MY MOURNING S.EC()MES EL&.CTRONIC ARE .GTILL WAAM' ~~~ : 1'BE .NE' 196 M01 .I CORPOAA'1'101'1! "·... "11 .• lOD has alsc 10ugb mort 118id. ately 42,0DI en will dil araeiy pr& lor whicb largely .... • N, .~1 hat of 11M Iii on smolr. 191. og Increase lllld lllOliall~lbe··~ jleell lun& In mes what it <"' ....... lft'-''1 ~ . ~ 1'Ll SELL, BUT IT. 'i . WILL BE ' THAN\'19 A LOT 1 eLJT l'M HERE TO FIND. OUT WH0 G i3EEN TAN\?ER-" . lNG WITH THE AURORA OOREALii;;\ . I 1 .. M~fim,7e, Sir Harry reached htJB /)r. A. R. /r1c6eddon's /8b I ' 1 WA'2> EN ~UTe 'TO BUY 114E DeVICE~ F~OM iTS ~NVENl'OR I WloiEN SIR f-IARRY FED ME ~D GUMDROP~! · EXPE~SI\11'0! WHIPGNAPE'fl ~PREGE!4TAi1Ve, AURORA CON110. DEVICE\ 1 about I related s the No.1 !'M DOCTOR1 AND l WILL BUY YOUR D'S second lilt, Is ldll· a ever Jn. :uncil said. 14A\IE. A GUMDROP WHILE WE TALl-\ II 0\IE.R! - ted eck ~· r I •'' · ' .W:INTIIROP I CAN'TCOOe OL.Jr AND PLAY TODAY, STeVIE, ••• I'M ~JNCP 70WI2.ITE MY BOOK/ It will pa ~ twee n no all units. · pictu red ; chase req above an. tween no new car. r;::~~;; ~ '' l Cr:·· l •• ••vw on RA Y,'<"':'C'C'('I(WI(I 01 GALLI POLl •· I .QVB NO LONGEI2. ' A~11-l06E .caAlJ!S OF CPEATIVITY WrTHINMS 'i!:MOLDED.ING••• . W/NTH120PI l I I '' :1- ... •..i' .,, t'- ' •' ~,' _, L. 210-236! ... ~.,. ~ - ~..- - ... ~ .,.. ... .. ~ ~ ... • ·····""·"'·· ··-· _, ,., r- •• • ~ _, "" # . r ··. . . 01-1, HERS WE? GO ••• 11 C-H-A-P-T-E-R 0-N-E.n I -· ··~ ~ -. - , , ..... .- .. ... ~ ., .., I . :'r , _, • .... .. ..... ~ ..- -... ......... ..:,,; __ _-.~........ .--.. ·. ·...... ........ - ................. .. .. . . ...........-..--. -,. -=. 19, Rl. 1, p CouDIJ chal'p o( right al ll at 1:11 ' inebliito ' oo CHEV I• y y I '· '<_.. 1 Patrol --~w-· I �. " Christmal· By Dwight c. ..N GALLIA .-;-. . ,. . ....~ ~ '" ... . . , .. ,... h·· , .•.•. r ~ ..... -- ~ ·~, ..•• ,...... ..... , ,.,. ~, .. ,- · • ·• ·"!'. ., ,., ,... ,. .. ~ ·"' .. •• .•~ ..-: ~ ' wi C09 Our section of f '"" e N~s Highlights-of the .Week thl )' ' ' ley basked in spri~ ther all week. D. Q: Rt. 218 has !iiac bj leaf, and fuii of bdi \. .. .' . ·• . al .,.~· :· ··· - ~ -r-"'!'. .· ''"'"'~ !· ~T - ~··· · : ...... ...... .......... .. r • ' ' Tllll BORN LOSBB lturst forth into blol; seasonable weather slowed th€' ChristrnJ who are growing , t·vt>ry day . Rt•t<Jil ' their meeting this i ' ~ - --------~~~~~ . . '· bl' Art Sa_u.s<»m._-.-: --, / J'• '· .,.... I '.') ~- ed p\ (lns for the )! ~ shopping season . ,. ' . { ' ' ' · Petty crime is stU Last weekrnd robbe ed to break into a reglsl.t'r at the Bol Steak Housr. Thry oamage to the regl cost $1,200, but faile wa-y with anything. ot t Appliance a br :. ' r ~ ' ...... . ,: t "} I \ _, . '• ! ' ·. ' .. A, ' '. I I ' ....' ' _-·...........,._·,_...,.. -·'·- • ' ;j. . . .. . • • \ ' • ~· - ~·· • 1 ' . ·. • .. · ,. entPring WRS attem - the robbrrs failrd · trnnrt'. A door at I house leading to th w.:~s pried opfn. b\1 ' was looted. Sntral Gallipolb tb('y saw the hig b ror tht• south as If the Gallipolis ilirpcl :J ~: ,.,. Ul· J " Ynrk Clly nrw sma1 town Friday tra<'kill details on tht' str: turt>, and ht> is C'OD it wa s not u ('nme, type ol mnn·like 1 On M::md:.~~· ~~ fir• C'IJ:Jr lt•s Wri gl1 t hor ~i der rt ble damagr, had lwen put out, i again. and 1i1e tutdl t'd to $7,8011 IP 1he st content<; Tl11~ bl ;-tze ligated by st:.tte fi ·' ~~ -' ' I •· • ntc ,. . .' top~ de}~ ~~:.\! olftcials. Coun ty bo:.Jn.ls o in m ee~i n gs tl1is w fere nl dates fL•:· 1 meetings du t> to =~ ' largely • ' .· pr&o '' 1-,1 Southwrstern IJoar. ""! . lbal ol 11M on smolr. .,at L JUST rev iewed the :.mnu that calls for an • 20-The Sunday T THOIJGI.lf 01= A WAY1b I·U:1.P SKIERS WJ.IO !=ALL --~ ID 191. otaod~ aid. "~M ­ d tile lu.. In limes what it 00 lJ.lEIIl.. WITHOUr . ~I . OUR~llol~, WE~ •· !king Jnerease 'omen · bas a1o< LO~T! tltbougb mon rl said. imalely 42,0111 >men will dla ' Iaraely p,.. for whidl Is Iugdy te· lion's oecood Ieath, is ldll· '. an ever lnoeouneil aald. aim about ., lllCI lUted laslhoNo.1 .,,. he SU'l:e lil>e tb.Q :Pi€cl"t must 1c.now' Pipel: o.E .Ra:mlin! t'he.t it wao; just 4XL old. Th.af; M'S W><>~ ... .-{ fai113 ta:le! i It will pa tween nc all units. pictured chase rec above an tween nc new car. • l ' ~·JtJtltJtllltJtl ~ Don't Fo ~ CHEV ~ RA ~ ~ on ~ft.~ GALLIPOLI 210.236: . '' ' . ·r " •. •• t;,}..•.. . .. .. -~ -~ .. -· .. , .. . .. ....... .. . ,.,.. , __ ~ "'~ -,• ••• t • 1 ~' ~ f, ·~"""""rt • orMr+tMi,.d...&llll' o·'owt' ·,,...:_........., ,..., __ _,.. ...-.... • .t• ;'. _.. .. :~~- · -" - .... ~ .. - - ,' · . ..... 1- • • ~ . ' o -· ·· _,,. . .., '·' I , • ' ... .,..; .., ... ..,... . . . . . . . ' ~-. .·· ~ .. . . ,,_...,1'!'"''"·'- - :ited reckf . �.:~:•. ' ~- · '"'.1 .. . c • • ... t.\. Ntfws HigbllrtJtf.~niJ"f' WP.P.k f ; Cn.'rist ' By Dwl&bt \ i . ~' ····· .. ., ~ · -. . ., ~ ~ . - ~--- ·· ~· ··. •_. _ .. ..-. ,.........' ..' ~·- \ t· - . ............,..q.....__ .... . ... . . .,.•.'. ,,, ...... . ..,' . . . . . . ~~ - ~ ··· .... -- . . . .. .." ,,......... ·~ ~,, ' :·~! IN GALLL ' •· ~--"1"'' ;.~ I ~JC .,~ " Our section ley basked t -~!:·.. L:..• ' . '' .,. . . . ..... . ..... , ' ~ .. .... ' ··~ \ ' " <. . I. t.,. ,;. i~ ther all week. Rt. 218 has IU leaf, and full I!Urst forth inl !leasonable wt slowed the Cb ·. ~ . ' •", ' • • • I . , •' . \c~ ··' •I · i,·., who are grm 1-'VPry day. Re tht>ir meeting ~ 1 .... ' " . ~­ ed plans for rs shopping seas , Petty crime Last weekend e-d to break i register at tl: Steak House. damage to tb cost $t .200, bt way with any (1tt Appliance entering was the robbers r tranrt:'. A doo al .e '" ' •·o>t'• • court to@f' . , of Teatpsfn · that ondiJ ijfol')llel' ~ 11 Ilia},:. 'oqrt , ,-r:; _ ,l lll!•nt1.J ' ' ·, ll!l»onage . .. .· ·•1.2~· ·.I house leading w:1s pried op was looted. Se"eral G~ tbev snw the for. tllf' soutb the Gallipoll• York City Df '. .. 1g Df town Friday 1 detajJs on tl ture, and he it w11s not a ' type of man • n1c --· Ou Monday Charles Wrig siderable dan . had \wen put again. and tht ed to $7,8110 to contents The li ga ted by st officials. County boa in meetmgs 1 ferent dates meetings du Southwestern ,,.._,II> lt...• . I .I.IHI lop M1A. .I... OUTOURWAY ;' rev iewed the that calls for ~{)-The Sun• 'omen · bas alsc dthougb mon ~ said. lmately 42,011 >men will die , Iaraely pr& for whlcb Ia laridy rellon's secood leaUt, is Jdll. · an ever IDo eouncll said. lim about ,, . If ' md relaled I as the No, 1 . f. :ited· • ~ ..•' t lI er t ' ~ u• '• t .WHAT NOISE DIDYQU /fEAR P reek~-.. ,., . J'mll t; 19, Rl. I, ••~ "{ ' ' . . '' . ;I' .,>i lelp Count1 ' tent at 't:tt • eha!p cil • right Gl- " ~·· :;.7 In .., ...... _ . ' t• twee all. Ul pictu chas< abov ' Dec. lt; .'' \ a. Pttti. '. twee new ·to ~llllliiiJ • Don • •=• ( I• •r,........ GALLI 210-~ t • ~s: jlo, !)OUr! •. ps. DC, d•te D'tuiCe• �~ ' ~ \·l. "'; ,, f\tfttHi~hR~~t~nl.fh~Week .. ... : . . . . .. Christ By' Dwight IN GALLL Our section ley basked in ther all week. Rt. 218 bas II leaf, and full llurst forth inl seasonable ....., '·~.:· · --· ···....···,. . .-·... . _. ~ k .........,, . . .. • • + --·~ :-:t_·~~~ ; · - · ·.......... ' . •·' ' ••'-.• •= C o '...\ · ~ · ;": ~' • • ' (' lj •.; I ,. ..' • ·: ' '0 ; I' ~ ''· ''";"~ ~ 't; '. '\~....,;~ :. -,. •,-.. ·,-.'l. ...t; _ . .......!......... · - ' .. ~....,., ,..,. ..... ....-..-~ . . ..... ,.,.,... ... lilo ... - ... ...,. ,..._ , •, •, ..,. . ... , • -"1'7 ; l _ _..... -··~ · "; .......... ''• ·... ....... .. .............. ~..... ... -~' #" ~- ....--~- ..... .. . , .. !1\·t."f .. oliirl(:l' ...~ -~-.\!"~' /-.•, I ' f' ' '. ~· ·,. .' .. ··""'"·' "' e • at • ' • • .. • _4 ~- ' ' L enttne .,¥ .. ;:; ·' ~ ;6 i~.! ;:: tiJ ~ .-e.,::O .. • ----,.----------------·----~Ql XV.;._ IIi-'NO. 196-----------:-..:.P.=O:.:.::MEROY·MIDDLEPORT, OHIO " l.o .... " MONDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1966 . ------ -r: ~~-~: ... 1 ; ·; : ... ·-;:.~-.~ FIVE CEI)lJS- o-~--- . -.~ ' .J Police Grill Strangler Suspect $1,200, bl way with any Applia nce entering was the robber< I trance. A dO< hou se leading was pried op wa5 looted. SP\'fral G: they saw tbf' for tht• souU ARE 'rtXJ GUY'S CRAZV OR SOMETHlklG ... MAKlklG. FRfA~ · . THE QUARTERBACK? . the GallipoJI, York City 0( town Friday Use of Secret Informers Is Not Unconstitutional WA6lflNGTON (UP!) - The Supreme Court ~If upheld the 1964 jury tampering conviction of Te~ President James R. Hoffa despite his claim that ollf~ his close associates had been a government informer~ ing an earlier trial. _. '-. The Justice Department had told the court that a·~ versa! would "seriouslY: hamjler the government) ~ . informers" in ~rosecuting cnmes such as espionage : narcotics violations. · Justice Potter Stewart, who wrote the court'a ion said ''the use of secret informers is not per 1\;~ con'stitutional," although they are not "to tbe siiP!l!! degree more free from all relevant constitutional~ !Ions than is any other gov ernment agent." " ro~t ""' DO' 'rW HOIJESTL.Y 'THIS PUklV LimE' WILL 8E ABLE 1D ,.....,.,,•._ ~f.A~'~ ' OR 11-IROIJJ A PASS . . Blame Smoktng id. ': details: 'O n t. ture, and he it was nol a type of mall On Monday Charles Wrig siderab\e dar llad llee n put agam. and ttl! ed to $1,800 tc Cancer Epidemic ·- eontents The tigaled by st officials. County hoc: in meeti ngs feren t dales meetings dL Southw('stern . reviewed the that calls fOJ 20-'fhe Sun OI<AY, FReAkY, LET'S ~£c 'rt>U M 1HAT FOOTBALL TO GOOD US£! LIT'S HAV~ IT! r:: Ii " t/il at 1 N ,. ··.it· . 12-11 ' ' """-~ . ,, ,,L'.''>1-1'' SEE T '. \ . .. ••• 4 ~· ~ r ._,,, · .. ·, ourt~ \. j .·• .- sea~ Petty crime Last weekend ed to brei1k i regis ler at tJ Steak House. damage to tb tllt ~ - ' .1._ t- . .. ' ' ' ' ~ ~ \ I• ' I .. ,..,., ..... , rhls Week, Startlttg Tmnorrow, Mottda!l • • • 1 ·- __ . .. ,' \Yj slowed the Cb who are gro1 t•vt-ry day. Rt their meeting ed plans for shopping ·:r·- ..' . - .. I :•._-( • I { Upper .' ' '~~ Driver Cited MterWreekt lnChtSter YIPPEE, MAN! HOORAY AN' SlUFF! I GOT ME ONE l'H.to:S WOOLLY AN' .ROUGH/ >'4- '.' It wi 1 ..." twee all-ut .. pictu chaso abov twee new ~14)tJtN w Don ~ ( I ~- GALLI I ' 210+: ., •' ~. ~ . I DID SO, T~ AN' I DID IT NEAT! WHEN TI-IA.T 1-o;IT TER. 'rOU Klb(.Ep LUNGED 10 HIS F!fU... •. ~ ~4! ... I GOT ACTION WITH A SWIRLING I HAD MY HOOK. FAST TO A FISH! ' ., � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource December 11, 1966