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Lizzie Hanninit Mrs. Harry Dorothea E.• 3 Coolville; M. Weaver, Mrs. Bert D. F Ky.; Michael J. William C. RaPt M. Hineman, F John F. Moeller Births - Mrs Kenzie, Jackson a.m. Friday; I IORW Durbin, rMason, p.m. Friday: Ml ham, 544 Seoon< 13 p.m. Frid&y : '. Allbright, Pt F ter, 7:118 p.m. . ·; ' Dismissed Bailey, Mosey Mrs. George H. D. Burnheimer, Church, John J .~· .: "'·· -.'' ...... ' . ' . . , I • • I . :. 1 J' '. . . . . .. ' ·~ t, ·, ., ' I ' •• f· ·t . . - ~ * .·' Nuns Halt Civil War . ; " • .~• . "' ~.>' .··' . ' Treadless Tire Blowonf Blamed in Rt. 33 Aecideqt I l I Ii r I Second Measles Oinic is Set The Melli• C:Wiy· ... . Departmont ~ ,. ,bea,lllt Iii Mtllga Cou!t • . ,.. , I / / .~r ' -::- 1ft Reatll fl>diiJ· the eecond measlea •aceinll: ·~ me will bo bold s.!Urday; ·FII\L t, from 11 ""' The I' I, • �•• • •r.. • - . l-lllll1 Slatilld, Poll!8ftlr..addlfp0rt. o~ JiJi•. ~ J"' • Crewmen Die·fu &ash of Two Helioopters . . • I IIOIItbem the follow· Sbano! II a buge 11114 rleb par\J leader proyiDoe ID oorthern CbiD.I Willi '"lud eootn11 mal mtnlnc and other Ill-Jot an. a ~ altutool llOWIII 111 ''leveral teoB of capilal of Talyuan, 2110 mUes ' worklrt uoi iiOilthWHI of PMinl- Worlltn IWOON ~1 omt sumved the other. Jung!H wbort his meQ , _ e Coadl Dan ., l'l EulerD 111ft1 wm~,O. 1111 (tnt ' of · . . ·· -· two IIOII-lelgae loeo tomcht. e ry rebels 1D the prcvlnclal /1011. U.S. II!Wiary spokHDIOII earryln& Knowles. eommanc1er the war. covenunent ancllllll elty ecuneil llill today. AD !Our c:mrmea of the Army's 1H111 Ughl The Olmmunl!t fire wounded of Ta1yuU, 1 city of IIW'ly • died ID 11!10 C1'lllt bolllrii GIL Infantry Brtgado abotlt 1011 feet one crewman. But Knowles' , . . '· HONG KONG ~ RadiO PekiDI today onlered 1 100,000. Richard T. Kllowlei 11111~ the savap Iron pDot managed to make • Communist t:hin~'s tlu'ee Dlilllo~ manmial'JDY11 tlfJta l~d ·•controlle4 fora!d liDding," a,ready to "destroy ' MI\O T!e·tung 1 ene es. .u eomIll another major develop!neJ¢ spokesman aaid. Knowles' heli· t mander, Defense Minister ,Lin Plao, WJI reportell lolinl II> the watselllnl CblDote ertlll ! copter Dec. 19 was hit ~lght ' a power struggle with Mao s wile. ,umes by guerrilla !Ire. · The broadcast sa1d o.ppo~ents of Co_mmun!F Pfl't7 rebels." there were reported to have Peklnc Radio roported "new I OOil!lrmod rileo up lialnlt the .Wtural , COIISPlracl••" by lillo'l op-t ~dd} The second be~coottr Chairman Mao are mountin& new conspll'tlclts •to 1!111larlftl clatb rovoiQUon'a attempts to cutJponeoll to allbvorllllll apllt lht c:rasbod, ltllliQg the lour crew· vert and split his supporters. I eh nd M I the Cillo , llllti.Mao tJ• w.,ea. , forees auppor!IDf tile qe4 ('IS) · , 1 men, after bein& hit Monday Mao has ordered the Chines~ fourth b , I ao n . ' '.Iff !ii>lltleal ebao1 Peklnl Radio - appll'tlliJ JoadB. Tbe Czech DID 1gency A Repllbllcan primary has derk. . while attactlnl Olmmunilt Army to "support and aasJSI neso Communlsl. hierarchy. ChllloM leadm bavt called oontn>Uod by Jlao'a toll•- CI'K reported aomo ol MilD'• Iapparently developed for May Expected to tile with Legar guerrillas who ambushed a U.S. bill cultural revolution the Ja· The China maJnlaod wao open e!Vll war. Leuer dllhel uld the SbanJl tlkeoVOl· wu opponenll - • tr)'tna to 111&1 2 in Middleport. The election on 111e Republican ticket are Navy Minesweeper on Ute panese news agency Kyodo rerted to be In strife from wort t 'l'ported lilroa&bOUI /ordered by "proclamation No. a revolullooary coup to depose 1n Pomeroy remains a question Edna Schoenleb, Clerk; and El· souUJeastern side of Saigon, ported trorn Peking. repo .... _ ~ J&anebulia IIIII ill CUtoll IUid I" 01 ~ pro-W.O "molutJona. Mlo. mark. . ma Russell, tre..,urer, both Kyodo also reported that Lin, one end to the 0 """'· ump&lc•r • Gene Grate, former clerk of IDcumbents. Council seall of considered Mao's hoir ap- es from correspondents !A-P~ and GOP pnmary • Contests Appeanng • m • ~roma o1 Spring ,BalmyMonday Different t han Last Year "~ ol Sprinl eport turn will not return to .._ leclo 48, Flndlat U, Akron 52, tncumbant Richard Batley, now today, ~ a1 normals. CJtvellnd M and Bellaire u. m his first term, who also JJ ~a·MallOII area w11 IIIOllday'o roeord bruklq 'l1lo lll10XpaCtld boon rellllted reported prej)ared to rue again. With 11 ll1chea of IIIOW, warm weather wu !oUowed by from 1 blflh preuure aone over Middleport former Mayor JllipltiD the 1'ri-Counly area a cloudy ntchiiD Oblo. MIDI- the East Coast and a tow pres- Lee Smith said Monday bo will 111; IIJ yera. mum temperatllred readinp sUre area over Lake Superior rue tbis week for the Mayor's ~a!urtl renpd betw~ were mOI!ly 111 the so., ranglna whieb fllootled warm 11r from post now bold by C. 0. Fisher. I iaDd II clqrteL . from 50 at ZantiYllle to 61 at the GuH o1 Mellco In'- Oblo. Flaber, who has served several l.ftlt Ill? vtr~lon of wln!tr Is Cheslpeake alOlll the Oblo Rlv· Gall!a'l aD·tlme record terms of ma10f during the p.,t a i~lt Cllflerenl er. In January 11 unkDown. 0o Jon. 25 years, lJ likewise expectecl IIIah temporaturt 9dJ¥1ay In Ohio uperlena!d 00 preelpita· 20, 1909, the Dally Tribune re- to rue for another two-year ~ 1:01111ty waa 'II lloll, allhoueh cloudtoeso waa ported a "swarm of beu" in term. lr6w waa 16. Monday't bleb prevalent over the entire state. town. On Jan. u, 11H3, t h e George Baker, now serving ' n dtlrte•· Lalt DJ&ht'a Deyton reported 1 low of 58 temperature aoared to 72 de- an une:qJired term on "'"lodl, wu early today, Cincinnati 58, r.. grees In the Old Freneb City. w1ll seek one of the two aeatl on ~ '1'/. Vo. npor\ed council. Clllford Stumllo, 1fho 11 ltred reow:4B by sprinl.tike pre":"Uy servin8 oo oouncU, 8111peN1j1n1 terday So did has mdlcated be does 1101 Jo. ~I. , res ' ten~.::: tmn.Ma PI-'ICilllilf.'farm tempera• 1 .,.. tuie fD 1111 '>101 tontillued over or today ..... 00 wUI oeek 1 today but a mild cold - · ~ Its way The fmal pba.. of the lagoon, electrical contracts. Earlier I bJo otxtli wo-y~ term, Leo w~ ~ ~ • eel thllt section ol sewerage construo- bids for this phase of th e wor k gar, prior to ""'•· -.... e1~-• mcu sljower:~ere ~by Wed· lion in Middleport hao been were awarded last fall bot were mayor, aened as ~ ...., _ _ u lbe·-1• - t 1... complelod, the Board of Public not accepted because of insuffi. D- · ·~ ~ ..... • ..... -· funds ~""~ent • ol publie affairs, ... - . from tbe Wool · · Noclr.~ .• - Affain said .,..,..ay. The board ) pfeciable teftl!l(rlllre n·... '!!'v The board Is Wllltlng final Ill- will continue to seek federal aid waa -ct"" tmlil Wed ,_, specUon roval fr0m the ~..- >"' TIL_ a·· , app . on the project through the Ec1>olpt, and .... UleD temper IOhio River Valley Water Sam· nomic Development AdmJn. ::;:::....:::::~- --·--- - tat' -~ 1 c· 1 11 100 00mp-• 0 mc nnatill· a" •~atlon. The bo••d hopes to th · AI• I .,... IWork, us, II at a stand s .receive $2!10 000 -Ill aid , or until inspection is comJ>}eted. The bo·~ 'tecei·-A ·a JeNor '!J"OTED ·,:10 ll!l'lmd!ST ~u ·~ .. ~ ¥"'~• The board said the first fed· from tbe Ohio River Valley Sa· . .:1 L'i.FGS • MA80N AREA eral money on the lagoon phase Dilation compact Olrnmlssloo IS upected about F•b. I. The today, stating that its nnt The FBI announced Monday 1 !1lf 1,...,. 1. ...,., '""""" ; '.; • - ,,..,, 111, '""" first payment lJ to be made on meeting will be May 11, when the arrest of JamH Cundiff, 22, '""........, ,..,.. s...,,., ., tho b~llls .of. a f.lnal paper ·lo. the bor,rd . will preaest a letter who had escaped a Mason, West 'l'lill·olllo ,.,... "'"""""" .,..,.,.,., spect•on or·!roin ·reports pre. to the !l'Hnmisslon on the pro. VIrginia jall about a year ago. uo' ......... ••.. ''"''"''' o " •• pared by Floyd G. Bl'Oflll, gress of tho construction of the Cundiff was arrest~d 1n c.,. ~· on. Assoc., englneets.-the vllllfgo, sewage system. Jombus, where he had been llv·-' ' and the contra&.. " · "'", on a charge of " unlaw""·' """"' ........~ - " - ~ An on the lite llllpectlon by ~ht to avoid coilflnement.''w ___-, ........ the Health, Education, and The FBI said M had been ~·....... : Welfare Dept. will be condue~< convict·• of a breaking and en· ..•• Mlli-:n.unball Ine., au 1ed before final payment on &be cu :.._.... N•• Y,.. .,.,, ilederal grant is made, offiolala tertng charge In West Virginia >t , reported. and sontenced to 1·10 y•ars In a~!: :!:u~ ~::: 1 Couatncttoa of tbe IaaGou NEW HAVEN _ Funeral BeJ'· the state prison at Moundsvllle. ..,., ... ,... 1o ...... , ., ... was by 1M Grim Coutn.. W. ll . Soyars Jr., Central t;,,., ,.;,,,.,, ""'"· 118.101 ,.s • . ,• I tlon Co., Allltbl, The ...- • VIces for Mrs. Floyd IMargar. Ohio FBI chief, said CUDdlff i.ootho ,.,,., , _ "'"""" 11 w•-. et) R. Carmack, 64, New Hav· w rei ....o n 1 1 •· ,.~,, ~- was for $45,245.2.5 and tile vU. eh, who died Moncbly evening d•clar~ as ea~ o 1 paro w _.. ...,_ 1 1 e, 1 ar.crd •••D•ble, One ••nth. suo. •r laae ba• already paid f:M,· at her residence will be held cu a paro e v o a or an ""''"" , ..... '"' .,...... 41U7 to the Grim 01. Thuraday all:SO p.m. at the ~as jailed at Mason City, W, -~!:.;'"""'"' Work on the lines aod Inter- Foglesong Jl'unetal home wtth a.ln February 1966 awaiting to ~=~ system !rom the town to the Rev. Howard Ruppel! ollio- be transferred to Moundsville, '"~·~l·a~~goona about a milo below Iatini. th ii ~ at 1 . standstlll due Born March 11, 1902, at Gla• e FBI Bill!, he escaped. -U /~-financing, Estunated cost of gow Scotland the daughter of 1- oom?iete aewage trtatment the 'tate Aler.indet Steel and system IS. $800,000, of Mary ·Barnhill. who survives. Opera tmg "'"11 IOWiie h . ~- -• t~· "' construction bavo btea covered s e was a mem,.,- OI '"' rre• from the sale of bonds totalinl byterlan Church at Middleport, (Olntlnued From Page One) ""·ODD and .. ~ colleatlolll ,. 1 a past matron of the Eastern et receipt& at $168.1 bliUon-,- , II ~~i~~~from sewer rental board Stan at Niagara FallJ, New provided Congress ·goea along II· notad. York, ap4 a member of the with bls request& fOr $5:8 billion financtnc on tbt mltl'- New Haven Garden club. In new taxes on !DdlvklualJ and eepbor system has been arrana· Survlvon ~elude her . hu• corporatlotUI and a $'/00 million the board will readvet'tlao band, Floyd, mother. Mary h!creaae In postal rates. . bl4a on the CODitructlon and Barnhill, New Haven;- two dau- Here's bow the budget picture gll!f.rs, Mrs. James H. Layne, 1noU under the two CODCIIJIII: IIIII •1n. John McGrew, Buclro biiiDOO, w. va.; five Jr>tldohil· 1 l'.alll B~ dten, IIIII one sister, Mrs. Ail& ' (In bllllOIIS) high deer-. Lagoon Phase 0 { sewerage Comp}e_ted, says Board a;:, • !:riel~ Mason c·ty Escapee captur""d 1RE D•n-'-cnlnNEL ~stn~~et;11 ~~:: of bat~~ =~d 1~G~:~~~gh~::! with ex·actress wife, Chiang Ching, and Chen Po-tao, chairman of the "cultural revosought. Calvin E. Orr, RD 2, Racme, Jutlons" subcommittee. Recent· Delmar Canaday, former rna· died early Monday at Lin ranked second and Chen 10f and a candlcblte ~&alnst Le- Hospital at the age of 66. Mr. gar in the last general tlecUon, , Orr was born January. 28, 1900, baa not reported hil plans. He in Melas County. He was a car· bas campaigned as a democrat Ipenter by trade, the son of the and as on independent ID prevJ. late Bert and Kathryn Frank ous elecUons. JOrr. · He was preceded In death by Mi D h a sister. Survivors include his nor amage W en wife, Iva, two Truck-Cycle Meet Columbus, and Clint, of Minor darnagt resulted from Funeral services will a motorcycle-tru~k mishap at Thursday at I p.m. at Rawling,,.! 8:05 p.m. Monday on Route 248 Olats Funeral Horne with ID fronl of the Chester Elemeo· Rev. Edward Griffith officiat· ll tary School. ing. Burial will bo in Letart The county sheriff's depa•t· Cemetery. Friends may call ment said a pick-up truck dri- the funeral home anytime. ven by Audrey Gae McCoy, 49, Rt. 1 Reedsville, went to cro;s the highway and was hit in the ef •ist rear fonder by a motorcycle operated by Jonn ' Frankl'• A "' u.ll ~ Ml . 25, Rt. 2 Long Bottom. No ar: rest or injuries were reportt<l. If you can hear peopl_e.ords and can't make out the w. clearly t h en tbls may be WILLIAM EMPLOYED C I Will . del! answer. An extremely ar iarns, Mi eport, bearing aid a 1 ed M nd was emp oy 0 ay by the glzed uolt, has Meigs County Commissioners as by a man who · janitor at the new welfare de- of b eanng partment building in Middle- ~ve 10 years. If inl<!rOiitedl it I IS suggested you port at a salary of $100 per month. Attending the session ~;w.:~ ~ ~~lve i ~~~~: Middleport were Commissioners Charles R. matloo at 00 cost or ol Karr, Sr., and Robert Clark. lion whatsoever.-Adv. 'Liine yur aco aa 1'tlanit• Cal • E 0 :nc~-;::'a":· b~~~=-~~~ ~~~~~: ~U:.,F:'.; vm • rr ill MJddleporl, the boani of elec- II the end of this year, but n· M d !Ions aaid today. Grate will be neither has yet Indicated whc- . IeS On On ay bidding for the post against lher another term will be . from Canton to Norlll Manclll!r· Ia and Mongolia. Forcea loyliJ to Mao were said to be meetln, stiff resistance and In _ne~ ol relnlorctm•nt. · · Some Call It DISCOUNT Some Call It Wholesale We Named It- $" 2-Pc. Living Room Suites · ·•· ··••· • 3-Pc. Bedroom Suites .... " .. " · .. • $99 ' Sofa Beds ··· .... ·· .... · .. · · · · .. · $68 · Bunk Beds (Cemplett) · ··· · · · · · · · · ·• $68 . Hollywood Beds .... · ·•· •·•· ·· · .. $~~·~$. . Linoleum Rugs 9x12 ·: .... •· .. :,.. ·4~8~ 9x12Tweed Rugs · ·· .. ·· ·"" ·•· •· · $1J f rf Dea Man Pe ects Mid T H 9• ranS td Or ear.ng BAKER FURNitURE J J I L .. l . ... ... -"' . .. GJJake alid--SetVe CassetBles .... ' - •'' L 11 ,· J:::;........ J.liWIARY ..._ ": iiliili!ii BUDGET I '·~~c~~r, SHOE . \'~elr'* Endicott, New llcctlpts Friends may can· at the fu· Expenditures 172.4 . 16D.9 neral home Wedneaday !rom 3 Deficit U 6.2 to I ~.m. and 7 to il p.m. Admltllllrlllve Jla4Cel (In billions) Driveway Mi&hap 19611 196'1 At Darwin Reported $l2U fl17.o A minor ~ar mishap was pendltures 135.0 126.7 8·1 Investigated !aturc11.y at 10:35 Deficit U p.m. In a private driveway_ at GUliJ> TO MEET Darwin by Meigs County Dep. The Women's G~ild of the uty Shenff Carl Hysell. Trinity United Church of Christ A car driven by Robert Lee will meet wetneaday, January "!'oodard, . 18, Star Route, Pat· liS at 8 p.m. al the <burch. no!, reportedly 11ruc1< the left :=.:.'.::.c..:..:.~-----­ front lender of an automobile Worry of op~rated by Kenneth E. Chan· ey, 34, Rl. 1, Shade. No arrests · or lajurlea were reported. The Sllpplat or Irritating? Sh~~rJo ckdepLanartmen23t atsoRt a1r· .!&'~':l:~~-=:r.= reswu a e, , . , When 7w e&t t6lk or taqb . .Ju&t Gallipolis earlv Sundav on 1 IPrtnllt • UJti'e PABI:IIIKo~to 7our , ' 1 1 plaW.~P~*powderPv .. a , charge of disturbi""' the peace. and nm.&lbb una or &ddod oomtort """' tJ by boldiDI pl•W IDON· Lane posted bond for appear- .....,.. • "'""':&.\\'::"'' ..,., tuto), 1"""..,.. ··- In VI ~unty \AI n.urt • .. •· u•• 1 at &llJ' 0clrui ~ (h1;' PA8TDJ'R COUll~·. PS~ water haler wiU still bt goine Slmne ~ • under our Proltcted Sel'lice Plan, a 10-year, 101~ ~l)'ice Wlflln!y coveriDJ parts, labor and tank. AR ,_ ...... Ill ••• •INit PIP. , ~ddnional wiring needed? Take advanlap of 011r monlf• ~~~& Wlrifll ctrtificltls. .. . GET STARTED EARLY! Spred Satin WALL f'AINliNI,; <~~"' CEIUNG WALL .... • 77 • • ....._~ . . . . . . . . . . KING BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. Middleport, 0. .' * * Soalll.-. ~ IVACV!!~I!IGS SVAC Cage Standings 'r m,·:ge · .. 8 Stz.ll v.,·r.·s t T.n AA Poll .J r i .J 1!BM•ri '!'race ·.. 2 4 ·NOrth :.Oallla ... . Z 4 .1'otal• "··'· ... · 16 1' . RESERVE (AU Games) W L P OP ,Team ·.Eastern . .. . .. 13 I 4!111 3lt Kyger Creek , .. 6 7 533 5113 Hannan Trace .. 4 6 302 357 ~thwesterp . . . 2 9 396 452 North Gallia , . , 2· ·9 354 ~ ., (SV.\C Ollly) W L P OP ,Team Eastern ... .. . , , 7 0 267 163 ,Kyger Creek , , . 6 1 310 223 -Hannan Trace ... 2 4 177 226 Soothwestem , . 1 5 193 2211 .North Gallia , .. o 6 172 279 Totals . . . . . . . It 11 lll9 1119 sIJJOrtS (AD Games) · Team G PTS AVG. Eastern .. · · · · · · · · 14 707 54. 1 Southwestern ..... ll 618 · 56.2 Kyger Creek · · •· !3 759 58.S North Gallia · · · · · 13 332 =·~ Hannan Trace · .. 11 m · (SVAC 0111)'1 , T¥ G PTS AVG. Kyger Creek · · · 7 379 54.1 Soothwestern .... 6 343 57,1 ·~stern . : . .. .... 7 116, 59.3 North Galha .. . •• 6 380 63.2 Hannan trace , .. . 6 420 70.0 , C1us A·. co.ebe1 nl!Dp by vaultlnl put Strullml for !Dp spolln tha amaD lebool vllion. A total of ~ ..,.ebes voted In ~ Ctus M rating• tbis. week IUid 2Z of them Jave tha No. I nod to ~ Copltal City ngera, whO had tllelr handl fl1ll with GradeTearns In ·Doub . le VI"eto•ry over Eastern ' ~alli.polis ; ·l·,o~ I Your~ Neig~bor Ashlllnd OilD,.Uer'Mll. ~veyouo~·. 12-ounce J!'ire.~g'' casseJ:()}efree Wlth ~y.ety~ven ~~ . , of Ashland Vitalized Gaao)il!.e you buy. 'l'hee D~l!l; milk·white cu&eroles are idelll for baldnit ~~~~ eeMDI·P<i.t '' ,~ ;· . .. -~. ~." Assocla~ f Panther Frosh WinOverMHS MAKE A FRESH START. WE UAVE MftWw ,.,, ,, 1IW1IJ'. •• •• "" Veq lei'O--.He nlel Phoae « Ia 'J'OII. ID - pud1M 1 2-HOUR. =:v-. ' ' IU!d,.i'f'i'- -.. - il. ,. Be ,W' fl tM fli011'1 -7 ,· . 125 E.~ fMIN ' .' CiTY LOAN '• &: SAVINGS COMPANY Robl'nson's Cleaners cbrtstl FJN. CiiJ z- QUICK SERVICE ·, \ Lutb. COOPER .. f;\CTORY :rEAM ' . " ~es out tor a night as VJrslty W Chili tang!.. th8 Wabaina· Faculty .ln · armua).- rerie'al of ponke)t . Karr& VanZandt's Weekly}, ' ' . , ' .' , - ' kelbal!. • ' ' . ) I,... / · · S" .. . ' " ' POPULAR COOPER FIRST PREMIUM TIRES NOW AT TERRIFIC SAVINGS! •' i' • . STARFIRE IMPERIAL SAVE OVER $5.00 ' 169,5 ', . . ,.. ::.., ' l • • ~' On the "Supedtner'1 Premium •· 1Tire Powef equlpnt, radio, white tires, tinted·'glass, anti-spin only l9~QOO.~ miles. ' < ,· ~ . ' -I. • ' .·I I SATuRDAY'S (;AMES: Gillllpolls at Welfsten at '· at . COtEMAN HEATING - .' -~·'-r " J 7.75x 14 DUAL WHITE iJDE w.W. _ . ~ ' . . .. ''· Ml.tced. Down From_$27'" '. · - ~-~-. 1··98 . -' P'IO.FW, -6 .: Ex.-Tu. · $2.2l)·, ftci;,Ex,.To The .Best €osti less in .the ' ASHLAND OIL A REPINING COMPANY " . ., ' ,. ., '. , IUJI!l -'ll!e ~ ~ ~.t. ·I ,P:\ Jar coHtce. 1tastetb,ll! ratll!P 111111; flnl pltoe "Qifs _.., 1!011!att ,.-.111 of • - 1'111'1!11 ~ S.~y, Jill. II, Ia ~: Vik'mgs Sh For L'ven .500 . · pies, macaroni dishes, baked beane. , • aa well .at ·11011P., cereals and dt!llllerts. And they're o\ren.proof-guarante,d, by Good Housekeeping. , ..Sc'l Ai an add~d hPnua, you can get the l'A·quat.¢, mate~tng ~ ~· casserole f~r only ~ with an oil ¢b1111ge or lubrl- . · cation at regUlar pnces. ·Start your bake.•nd serve casserole ll8t now-a~ yoUr n~ •· . by Athland Oil Dealfi' diaplaying the "Free 6aiseroiiir' ~rip. ·Gasoline· , , , Nllj'll' ; VOil &ee~ 1 ma · 'fl; '\ ·, ~~~ _ • Tr~~ 6!%1~4'0li~I)"Pojo: H~ j si. at' .. One free with every" 7 ... D'J..;..... ,., • • ·· lure bouts with Italian Nino . Eatl Ripley Vikings will he again Vaughan and Pal O'Brien Benvenzutl and light heavy VIrginia Tech T1 Plttllburgll GO tcying to move toward the ev· got 2. Gailipolis' seventh and eighth uade basketball champ Dick Tiger. American U. 76 Lafayette al en-steven mark tonight when Pal Archer and Bob Lowis, · Griffith lelt lltUe dOQbt wbol Soutb , they meet Wirt High at Eliz•· each w1th lO led the Middleport teams defeated Eastern on the Washington planks Moo· 4a evenin but the GARS frQsh were toppled 36-28 at was the better lighter Monday Fl9rlcla 83 Georgia 61 beth. . freshmen! while Allen CUnning· Wabama ~y the White Falo -- - - - · - -· night as he bu!Ued hill way to a Mercer til Ga.-Soutbwestern 61 After losing that fantastic foul ham got 4. John Tannehill con yearlings. hal!Urne. After three periods, unanlmoos 15-round declsloo Tennessee 52 Kentucltytanoo50, 72 shooting conte;t at Point Plea- 1 and Doxie Wal_te_~· 1 . . · Wahama led 2&-20. over Archer In a fight that lost Tenn. Tech 82 Chat ga eant last weekend, the Vikin~s In Gallipolis, the Gallipolis For the losers, Matthews much of Ito 911SpenSe wM8 the Alabama Ill MJsslaalppl St. 74 are two wins away from even. seventh v.aders .trln!med Ea~t· Wilson bad nine points bell rang fer round one. Floricbl St. 11 Jaduonville 70 Earlier they bad whalloped ern .3$.27 for their seventh VIC· Blowers scored five, Morris-Harvey 119 Bectley liS Wirt and a win tonig~t woold tory in nine games. · three and Orr two. For the PEBBLE BEACH Calli Mldweat l~ve them one win away from '' . . · · • · Oblo St 82 Puniue 72 .,Galllpolls Jlld tJ.7, 23-12, and ners, Gll11Sp1e had 11, (UP!) .- There ba•1e been bet· Iowa BI.MJcblgan II 500. . DRY CLEANING 27-16 at the quartermar~s., nine, ~II and Keys SIX ter toornamenta1o the 26 years Olncordta Minn. 98 Augsbrg Sophomore ace. Terry Lan~IS -SERVICE-Snowden led the winners witli _Hendren lour. . . ba• been holding N Daknta SL 72 Moorhead fl w_m lead the Vikings aftor 1!118 19 points, Miller added · 11. The GAHS .'rosh will PliY ,.. ·- "' the Menter- Ti,ledo 100 EvllliiVille 90 wm as usual. Th~ sophmore (Upon Your Request) snnaers had four, wetemeyer Pomeroy Thursday. • lllfllllllltre nevt'r Solltllwest shooter bas been hitl1ng po1nt• had to, Sanders five, Callaway . , has boen a more powerful fin. N. Melloo St. 117 w. Tuas at the rate of hotter lhan twenone. For the lo,.,rs, AmsbalJ than tbe one Jack Nicklaus Angelo·81 811 >\uattn Coli 63 ty-lour per game IUld •• fast and Young four, Buckley three ~ tliiS year: ,~- · Corpus If 'Tex. becoming one ?' the, tops Jn Second St. and Caldwell one. 1 SEOAL AIL GAMES 'llre thre...tlme Masters cbam- Albuquerque 103 Sui Ross 11 .the state douboe-A ctrcles. The Gallipolis eiglh graders TEAM W L P OP ploD went Into the final round wea captured their sixth straii!ht Middle!IOrt .. , . . 9 3 719 tied. lor second wWL. Arnold Denver 115 Oklahoma City W win, defeating Eastern's eighth Jackson. ... . , . , . 9 4 876 Palmer•. eaeb • sltok!! behind graders iiJ-21. GalUPOJis !Qilt· NelsonVIUe ...... 7 5 713 Bilty Casper, tlf8108G'U. S. ot>- PAGAN SIGNS its first three games; Including Pomeroy .. •.. .. 7 5 710 en champ and the _PGA'a player Pl'n'SBURGH IUPI) -tltntty a 44-40 verdlcl at Eastern on AthellS ......... a 5 ,,~ of tbo year. Bing himself could· loflelder Jose Papn . MO~ay Dec. 12. , t;.ogan . .. .. .... 5 8 P'l n'l have arranged for a better signed bls 196'1 National League 1.Gallipolis ....• , 4 8 7'1 windqp. contract with the Pittsburgh Gallipolis led IIH, 25 • 17 f Wellston .... , . . 3 10 821 Pirates. and 31HI at the quartermarks. ' COLUMBUS (UP!) - T be Paaan. 31, hit .264 _for the Prose· bad 14 lor the winners, ' SEOAL VAIISITY State Traek Coaebes C1111ic wid Pirates last season while followed by Jones 13. Noe bad TEAM w Lp be held at Ohio State Unlv""'l- batting In 54 runs. live, Ballard loor, North Jackson . ....... 7 3 667 ty Friday and Saturday. II wUI Wedemeyer two each. For Middleport ..... 6 3 5?.'1 be climaxed at 1!30 p.m. Sat· for Milwaukee. Jooero, Eicblllier totaled Athen• · 5 3 408 urday by an lndocr traclt ll)eel Tbo Supreme pour! aet Caldwell five, Calloway Nelsonvui~":::: 5 4 549 501 between oSU, Mlcblgan State 1M side Monday for~.~f::l Bissell two and Watson two. Logan .. ........ 5 4 582 571 and WJtDam and Mary Olllege. for the oi!cond Urne, · Today, ~all~pobs Pomeroy • , •.. . 5 5 603 · the d$llllitlt of the Middeport • Junior. Wellston ....... 3 7 615 WASHINGTON (UP!) - The Supreme Court wlllch ruuo~ ·UI•• s~ on the Washmgton Gallipolis ..••• , . 1 8 510 566 state of WisCQDSin has taken a 1M state's AnUtrusl Jaw ·. wAt. Wahama last TOTALS ....... S1 37 U$7 :!edbi~ &trike \~llr::! ~~.':!e Right or the~'<:~"' Game \'' .. Brze s . f. rOSh LoSe 36 - 28 College S. !lf.l) 2SZ "'I'm 4. Louisville (15-2) 200 sixth • raol<.ed_ Ollurnbus Linden 111ined filth and stnh places, 5. Teliu WH!ern (U.Z) . 111 ., . ''"' Friday mgbt before and Manon Harding and New· 1. Princeton n~1 1 15% TBiffllS .GREAT DillS a four110iol 'lt-'15 vic- ' ark held down ninth and loth 7. Katlsas (U.$l ' 106 RED BANK N J luPJ} ~ tory. spots with 11·3 records. I. CincinnaU ' (U-3) , 118 Holcombe w~rd. ~ ·.:..aibot ~ AIU1ough Fort Reoovery and Class A Sandusky Sl Marys 9. Western Ky. (14-1) 611 the first u.s. navll Cup- lelJII both wou last week· dropped out of the top 10 after 10. Vanderblll .(!H) 12 and former resident o1 'Ill etld, the coaches Juggled , the Its 30-game regular sea· Second \0 -11. Providence u .s. Lawn r!...111 top echelon of the standings son wmnmg streak go down lhe 32 ; 12. St. Jolms !N.Y.) tf: 13. died · in hill ~p !!ftltlllw, quite a blt compared to lao! drain at Gibsonburg. St. Mary• Boston Collefle 23: 14. . Utah ward 18 iJ C!Qiti<P week. Fort Re<nvery received whipped Clyde 79-60 Friday Slate 14; 15 (Ue), New Muico introdu~ing' NBA Staadlllp first place voles to Str,.... night but hit a cold streak In and Tennessee· U: '17, !>IJsslsslt>- service to By UDI.Ied Presslll-tlollol six . and went ahead 164 a 73-56 setback to G.lbso,nburg. pl State 12; 18 . Brigham Young in use Easten DlvllloD pomts in the r~tngs It was Coach .Ray Millers first 11; 19 (tie), Florida and beJd 'II'. L. Pel. the 30 ooaches. loss outside of tournament play Northwestern IO. Momorlal Philadelphia 411 4 Two newcomers jumped Into In two seasons at St. Marys. Booton 34 12 Class AA top 10, and Cuya. I'll Eastern Obi~, ti-foot guard New. York Z5 · 26 Falls and Miamisburg Dale Edwards has a 36.2 aver· Clnclnllatl 19 25 into the also-rans. Un- aie Ill II games, although his Baltimore 12 40 .231 boaten Dayton ilelmont winner New Athens Fra!lklln team Is -ST. LOUIS (UP!) 11 looked Weoten Dlvlsloa 12 straigbt, took ove~ eJghth winles1. Edwards' top point prolike the day Stan Muslal slgn· w. L Pel. place, and Cleveland East Tee;, ductlon was 48 a few weeks a one4a contract for $IOO. San Francisco 31 18 111·2) was seventh. ago. 04 tiOO to play ~aseball for the St. Louis 21 21 East Tecb forfeited its first Leu. C dina! Chicago 22 32 two games of the season due to ' , 18 • ar s. · Detroit 18 30 an ineligible player and the ! 'This Is tbo higgeat crowd Los Angeles 18 31 Scarabs actually bave not been I've seen Ia 1 long time,' 'aald Monday'• Rendts on the basketball floor Stan (The Man) as M fa~ Philadelphia 112 St. Louis 015 season. newsmen covering hio new jdo (Oaly game scheduled) Dayton Roosevelt (11·2) and es a $35,001).a.year general Tueoday's Game• Linden (10-2) re· The Pomeroy Frosh~r:~h~~F. I manager. Cincinnati at !lew York ball team dumped the · Boston at Philadelphia port Yellow Jacket NEW YORK (UPI) - After Detroit at Chicago 00t 34-29 Monday afternoon d1sposlng .of Joey Archer as a Baltimore at llan Francisco Pomeroy. contender for his crown, mid· (Only games scheduled) The baby Panthers were dlewelghl champion Enule D ed by Jim Swatzel's II pO~~~ I Griffith immediately b e g a n and 10 by Randy Burt. 0; YCIIII haw bills 111 pay. Tbie,: • ., beating the drums today for fu- Moada)'s CoDeae Basketball . RIPLEY _ The off-and-ll'l Abbott chipped in nine and TOP OWEN!IJU TEAM I • ' VARSITY ONLY (All GamH) OOLUJIBUS (UP!) - OllurnOP T..m G PTS AVG. bus Eul'a powerful Ttgen, 818 Kyger Creek .... _ 13 8111 S:U who bave played aD but three 759 Southwestern ... . II 6T/ 61.8 of tllelr 12 latnel 011 the road, 7%1 Hannan Trace , , . II 808 60.8 were solid cholaH today for the 757 Eastern .. . .. . .. . 14 758 54.0 No. 1 aa111 M basketball team 1132 North GaUia , . .. 13 671 51.8 ID Oblo. (SVAC Ollly) • But 'Fort Recovery shook up OP Team G PTS AVG. the United Prell Ioteroat!Onal 879 Eastern . ..... .... . 7 450 64.2 343 Kyger Creek •. . • 7 439 62.5 416 Soutjlweatern •.. • 6 360 60.0 355 · 420 Hannan Trace ... 6 m 59.1 ~ 360 North Gallia .... .. 6 334 55.i lt38 lt3S TOP DEFENSIVE TEAM y ARSITY ONLY e ~ .....,.,. (.til Glllllftl Team WLP Soothwestern ... 7 4 6T/ Kyaor Creek .... 7 6 808 Hannan Trace 5 6 1!68 Eastern .. · .. · · 6 8 71it1 North Gallia , , , . 2 II 671 (SVAC Only) Team W LP KYIOJ: Creek .. . 8 1 439 Soothwestero .•• 8 3 360 J:~ . '-", ... .. S _4 450 = JL'.. . Bf;~:tts t~ Add ~:iit";~s ~t :~:'~rt n _rl'r~ !:_-, ''ty '1'£Or ,, Athens at Logan .IUlji.Fl NelaonvUle at Jackson FALS£ TEETH· In 1977 your * lllltiiUid Ga &I Ellt4nl Ill lila Coach Paul DIJloii~J H ~1m all ~ &I Norlll GIIIIJa, JlobCats at lJ'J'!I' ~ 'Ilia lint D!fOIInl belwtoll the two TrKe ll'lldettl. Balli ....... 'l'lltee SVAC. IHW 1flll en- l ) n - wcl!l the ljrtt tiiiJetlna taamJ. hlvo H 'rtallda and 1111 """' ~e Mn-lea&li' toell '"' Salur. tbis aeuon at l'alriand. For tonl&bl'• I!IICIIlllller, £at. nor onllts """ will leave lila day night with Hannan TrKe Fllrllllll SellOOI lor Bo 7 I on !J U In all tamea thil- SVAC ~. P,la)'lna: host to Hannan, 'II', Va. <omes to ~ IJotur. - . aDd l!ouiiMB Local if H . 'l'be Pntu - lie llrtt " ' - """ the lint IIIIWI thil day nflht for lllllllber p ai Tbo only SVAC CIJDe of the came between , the two ICboola year betweea · tile two acboola Coach Lloyd Nyen' Hlll!land· week II on tap Friday Dl&ht at 7144 at Mtlt<tlnlllt. Norlll Gal. 15-55 at Hannan. era. Fllrflekl downed Norlll Gallla when Coach Mlb IJa hat loll wven ill ' 'r • w Tbo Fairland Dr11ons wUI ern 74-N earlier Ia the •ason llorrllcm'• PlriW play host to tlila their Jut wln. et-a tlllet play Coach Johnny Wiol:llne's 11 Lancuter. SEOAL RESERVES . W L R Nelsonville •· · · 9 0 4111 vlsl~. Athena , ... , •.. . 7 1 324 The•· Gallipolis lroah are JackSon .. · "" •· 6 4 386 for tlje ·~•son. It was a Wellston •.• "" 6. 4 474 ·- ~• · t h l ' : : whleb proved , Pomeroy .. "... 3 7 366 as ·.(or Galllpolla. After lbgan · · " """ 3 6 · 3110 4-4 i! . '" log one . . Ml~eport ...... 2 7 389 u-4~~~ _abead __15-_1_2_.c:.:IGBIHpoUs ....... 1 a _::;.;;,~;11 TOTALS .. , . .. . S'l :1'1 FRW&Y'S GAMES: tc•IJtts fJ ars.,"tf!d lmn•l•• 1lnbic ·valley Colll;h Clill Wllsoo'e froah. 'boOrbed their stra!Cltt setback as talllijl/ ~ :i&-28 victory over i:l ~~7 ~art.Tborpe, lerenee play on Pob. J. 'Ilia EaCJes p to Ruiltlld Frklay oiihl for ·a e1a111 llltll tile Red Devilt in the ......r when lhoy Southerll Local, Wtrnwp fer KYfler er.etr. pme. before meeliDI lint piKe X1· I'll llleir lint mJeetlnc, Eulenl pr er.1j1 1!1 111e 11N1 , _ of dolllled Soutbern Local . . . at Sotltbtnl Alhletle ·eon. Racine. EISiern also delelt.ed SfO Standmgs ... . • .!."'.:=!;· f Die_s Monday ,... - Ohio Mrs. Carmack U: .. .., ---------- .:;::.7,::.".:.";".;., '';.':.~:; Eagles, Tornadoes Clash.In No.n-Le~gue Game Tonight. ~ ' • I SNO-TRAC ~ n:Ri·s ,C ' ,' . " ('111ft AUo .AT • :._\ ·'- '• �•• • •r.. • - . l-lllll1 Slatilld, Poll!8ftlr..addlfp0rt. o~ JiJi•. ~ J"' • Crewmen Die·fu &ash of Two Helioopters . . • I IIOIItbem the follow· Sbano! II a buge 11114 rleb par\J leader proyiDoe ID oorthern CbiD.I Willi '"lud eootn11 mal mtnlnc and other Ill-Jot an. a ~ altutool llOWIII 111 ''leveral teoB of capilal of Talyuan, 2110 mUes ' worklrt uoi iiOilthWHI of PMinl- Worlltn IWOON ~1 omt sumved the other. Jung!H wbort his meQ , _ e Coadl Dan ., l'l EulerD 111ft1 wm~,O. 1111 (tnt ' of · . . ·· -· two IIOII-lelgae loeo tomcht. e ry rebels 1D the prcvlnclal /1011. U.S. II!Wiary spokHDIOII earryln& Knowles. eommanc1er the war. covenunent ancllllll elty ecuneil llill today. AD !Our c:mrmea of the Army's 1H111 Ughl The Olmmunl!t fire wounded of Ta1yuU, 1 city of IIW'ly • died ID 11!10 C1'lllt bolllrii GIL Infantry Brtgado abotlt 1011 feet one crewman. But Knowles' , . . '· HONG KONG ~ RadiO PekiDI today onlered 1 100,000. Richard T. Kllowlei 11111~ the savap Iron pDot managed to make • Communist t:hin~'s tlu'ee Dlilllo~ manmial'JDY11 tlfJta l~d ·•controlle4 fora!d liDding," a,ready to "destroy ' MI\O T!e·tung 1 ene es. .u eomIll another major develop!neJ¢ spokesman aaid. Knowles' heli· t mander, Defense Minister ,Lin Plao, WJI reportell lolinl II> the watselllnl CblDote ertlll ! copter Dec. 19 was hit ~lght ' a power struggle with Mao s wile. ,umes by guerrilla !Ire. · The broadcast sa1d o.ppo~ents of Co_mmun!F Pfl't7 rebels." there were reported to have Peklnc Radio roported "new I OOil!lrmod rileo up lialnlt the .Wtural , COIISPlracl••" by lillo'l op-t ~dd} The second be~coottr Chairman Mao are mountin& new conspll'tlclts •to 1!111larlftl clatb rovoiQUon'a attempts to cutJponeoll to allbvorllllll apllt lht c:rasbod, ltllliQg the lour crew· vert and split his supporters. I eh nd M I the Cillo , llllti.Mao tJ• w.,ea. , forees auppor!IDf tile qe4 ('IS) · , 1 men, after bein& hit Monday Mao has ordered the Chines~ fourth b , I ao n . ' '.Iff !ii>lltleal ebao1 Peklnl Radio - appll'tlliJ JoadB. Tbe Czech DID 1gency A Repllbllcan primary has derk. . while attactlnl Olmmunilt Army to "support and aasJSI neso Communlsl. hierarchy. ChllloM leadm bavt called oontn>Uod by Jlao'a toll•- CI'K reported aomo ol MilD'• Iapparently developed for May Expected to tile with Legar guerrillas who ambushed a U.S. bill cultural revolution the Ja· The China maJnlaod wao open e!Vll war. Leuer dllhel uld the SbanJl tlkeoVOl· wu opponenll - • tr)'tna to 111&1 2 in Middleport. The election on 111e Republican ticket are Navy Minesweeper on Ute panese news agency Kyodo rerted to be In strife from wort t 'l'ported lilroa&bOUI /ordered by "proclamation No. a revolullooary coup to depose 1n Pomeroy remains a question Edna Schoenleb, Clerk; and El· souUJeastern side of Saigon, ported trorn Peking. repo .... _ ~ J&anebulia IIIII ill CUtoll IUid I" 01 ~ pro-W.O "molutJona. Mlo. mark. . ma Russell, tre..,urer, both Kyodo also reported that Lin, one end to the 0 """'· ump&lc•r • Gene Grate, former clerk of IDcumbents. Council seall of considered Mao's hoir ap- es from correspondents !A-P~ and GOP pnmary • Contests Appeanng • m • ~roma o1 Spring ,BalmyMonday Different t han Last Year "~ ol Sprinl eport turn will not return to .._ leclo 48, Flndlat U, Akron 52, tncumbant Richard Batley, now today, ~ a1 normals. CJtvellnd M and Bellaire u. m his first term, who also JJ ~a·MallOII area w11 IIIOllday'o roeord bruklq 'l1lo lll10XpaCtld boon rellllted reported prej)ared to rue again. With 11 ll1chea of IIIOW, warm weather wu !oUowed by from 1 blflh preuure aone over Middleport former Mayor JllipltiD the 1'ri-Counly area a cloudy ntchiiD Oblo. MIDI- the East Coast and a tow pres- Lee Smith said Monday bo will 111; IIJ yera. mum temperatllred readinp sUre area over Lake Superior rue tbis week for the Mayor's ~a!urtl renpd betw~ were mOI!ly 111 the so., ranglna whieb fllootled warm 11r from post now bold by C. 0. Fisher. I iaDd II clqrteL . from 50 at ZantiYllle to 61 at the GuH o1 Mellco In'- Oblo. Flaber, who has served several l.ftlt Ill? vtr~lon of wln!tr Is Cheslpeake alOlll the Oblo Rlv· Gall!a'l aD·tlme record terms of ma10f during the p.,t a i~lt Cllflerenl er. In January 11 unkDown. 0o Jon. 25 years, lJ likewise expectecl IIIah temporaturt 9dJ¥1ay In Ohio uperlena!d 00 preelpita· 20, 1909, the Dally Tribune re- to rue for another two-year ~ 1:01111ty waa 'II lloll, allhoueh cloudtoeso waa ported a "swarm of beu" in term. lr6w waa 16. Monday't bleb prevalent over the entire state. town. On Jan. u, 11H3, t h e George Baker, now serving ' n dtlrte•· Lalt DJ&ht'a Deyton reported 1 low of 58 temperature aoared to 72 de- an une:qJired term on "'"lodl, wu early today, Cincinnati 58, r.. grees In the Old Freneb City. w1ll seek one of the two aeatl on ~ '1'/. Vo. npor\ed council. Clllford Stumllo, 1fho 11 ltred reow:4B by sprinl.tike pre":"Uy servin8 oo oouncU, 8111peN1j1n1 terday So did has mdlcated be does 1101 Jo. ~I. , res ' ten~.::: tmn.Ma PI-'ICilllilf.'farm tempera• 1 .,.. tuie fD 1111 '>101 tontillued over or today ..... 00 wUI oeek 1 today but a mild cold - · ~ Its way The fmal pba.. of the lagoon, electrical contracts. Earlier I bJo otxtli wo-y~ term, Leo w~ ~ ~ • eel thllt section ol sewerage construo- bids for this phase of th e wor k gar, prior to ""'•· -.... e1~-• mcu sljower:~ere ~by Wed· lion in Middleport hao been were awarded last fall bot were mayor, aened as ~ ...., _ _ u lbe·-1• - t 1... complelod, the Board of Public not accepted because of insuffi. D- · ·~ ~ ..... • ..... -· funds ~""~ent • ol publie affairs, ... - . from tbe Wool · · Noclr.~ .• - Affain said .,..,..ay. The board ) pfeciable teftl!l(rlllre n·... '!!'v The board Is Wllltlng final Ill- will continue to seek federal aid waa -ct"" tmlil Wed ,_, specUon roval fr0m the ~..- >"' TIL_ a·· , app . on the project through the Ec1>olpt, and .... UleD temper IOhio River Valley Water Sam· nomic Development AdmJn. ::;:::....:::::~- --·--- - tat' -~ 1 c· 1 11 100 00mp-• 0 mc nnatill· a" •~atlon. The bo••d hopes to th · AI• I .,... IWork, us, II at a stand s .receive $2!10 000 -Ill aid , or until inspection is comJ>}eted. The bo·~ 'tecei·-A ·a JeNor '!J"OTED ·,:10 ll!l'lmd!ST ~u ·~ .. ~ ¥"'~• The board said the first fed· from tbe Ohio River Valley Sa· . .:1 L'i.FGS • MA80N AREA eral money on the lagoon phase Dilation compact Olrnmlssloo IS upected about F•b. I. The today, stating that its nnt The FBI announced Monday 1 !1lf 1,...,. 1. ...,., '""""" ; '.; • - ,,..,, 111, '""" first payment lJ to be made on meeting will be May 11, when the arrest of JamH Cundiff, 22, '""........, ,..,.. s...,,., ., tho b~llls .of. a f.lnal paper ·lo. the bor,rd . will preaest a letter who had escaped a Mason, West 'l'lill·olllo ,.,... "'"""""" .,..,.,.,., spect•on or·!roin ·reports pre. to the !l'Hnmisslon on the pro. VIrginia jall about a year ago. uo' ......... ••.. ''"''"''' o " •• pared by Floyd G. Bl'Oflll, gress of tho construction of the Cundiff was arrest~d 1n c.,. ~· on. Assoc., englneets.-the vllllfgo, sewage system. Jombus, where he had been llv·-' ' and the contra&.. " · "'", on a charge of " unlaw""·' """"' ........~ - " - ~ An on the lite llllpectlon by ~ht to avoid coilflnement.''w ___-, ........ the Health, Education, and The FBI said M had been ~·....... : Welfare Dept. will be condue~< convict·• of a breaking and en· ..•• Mlli-:n.unball Ine., au 1ed before final payment on &be cu :.._.... N•• Y,.. .,.,, ilederal grant is made, offiolala tertng charge In West Virginia >t , reported. and sontenced to 1·10 y•ars In a~!: :!:u~ ~::: 1 Couatncttoa of tbe IaaGou NEW HAVEN _ Funeral BeJ'· the state prison at Moundsvllle. ..,., ... ,... 1o ...... , ., ... was by 1M Grim Coutn.. W. ll . Soyars Jr., Central t;,,., ,.;,,,.,, ""'"· 118.101 ,.s • . ,• I tlon Co., Allltbl, The ...- • VIces for Mrs. Floyd IMargar. Ohio FBI chief, said CUDdlff i.ootho ,.,,., , _ "'"""" 11 w•-. et) R. Carmack, 64, New Hav· w rei ....o n 1 1 •· ,.~,, ~- was for $45,245.2.5 and tile vU. eh, who died Moncbly evening d•clar~ as ea~ o 1 paro w _.. ...,_ 1 1 e, 1 ar.crd •••D•ble, One ••nth. suo. •r laae ba• already paid f:M,· at her residence will be held cu a paro e v o a or an ""''"" , ..... '"' .,...... 41U7 to the Grim 01. Thuraday all:SO p.m. at the ~as jailed at Mason City, W, -~!:.;'"""'"' Work on the lines aod Inter- Foglesong Jl'unetal home wtth a.ln February 1966 awaiting to ~=~ system !rom the town to the Rev. Howard Ruppel! ollio- be transferred to Moundsville, '"~·~l·a~~goona about a milo below Iatini. th ii ~ at 1 . standstlll due Born March 11, 1902, at Gla• e FBI Bill!, he escaped. -U /~-financing, Estunated cost of gow Scotland the daughter of 1- oom?iete aewage trtatment the 'tate Aler.indet Steel and system IS. $800,000, of Mary ·Barnhill. who survives. Opera tmg "'"11 IOWiie h . ~- -• t~· "' construction bavo btea covered s e was a mem,.,- OI '"' rre• from the sale of bonds totalinl byterlan Church at Middleport, (Olntlnued From Page One) ""·ODD and .. ~ colleatlolll ,. 1 a past matron of the Eastern et receipt& at $168.1 bliUon-,- , II ~~i~~~from sewer rental board Stan at Niagara FallJ, New provided Congress ·goea along II· notad. York, ap4 a member of the with bls request& fOr $5:8 billion financtnc on tbt mltl'- New Haven Garden club. In new taxes on !DdlvklualJ and eepbor system has been arrana· Survlvon ~elude her . hu• corporatlotUI and a $'/00 million the board will readvet'tlao band, Floyd, mother. Mary h!creaae In postal rates. . bl4a on the CODitructlon and Barnhill, New Haven;- two dau- Here's bow the budget picture gll!f.rs, Mrs. James H. Layne, 1noU under the two CODCIIJIII: IIIII •1n. John McGrew, Buclro biiiDOO, w. va.; five Jr>tldohil· 1 l'.alll B~ dten, IIIII one sister, Mrs. Ail& ' (In bllllOIIS) high deer-. Lagoon Phase 0 { sewerage Comp}e_ted, says Board a;:, • !:riel~ Mason c·ty Escapee captur""d 1RE D•n-'-cnlnNEL ~stn~~et;11 ~~:: of bat~~ =~d 1~G~:~~~gh~::! with ex·actress wife, Chiang Ching, and Chen Po-tao, chairman of the "cultural revosought. Calvin E. Orr, RD 2, Racme, Jutlons" subcommittee. Recent· Delmar Canaday, former rna· died early Monday at Lin ranked second and Chen 10f and a candlcblte ~&alnst Le- Hospital at the age of 66. Mr. gar in the last general tlecUon, , Orr was born January. 28, 1900, baa not reported hil plans. He in Melas County. He was a car· bas campaigned as a democrat Ipenter by trade, the son of the and as on independent ID prevJ. late Bert and Kathryn Frank ous elecUons. JOrr. · He was preceded In death by Mi D h a sister. Survivors include his nor amage W en wife, Iva, two Truck-Cycle Meet Columbus, and Clint, of Minor darnagt resulted from Funeral services will a motorcycle-tru~k mishap at Thursday at I p.m. at Rawling,,.! 8:05 p.m. Monday on Route 248 Olats Funeral Horne with ID fronl of the Chester Elemeo· Rev. Edward Griffith officiat· ll tary School. ing. Burial will bo in Letart The county sheriff's depa•t· Cemetery. Friends may call ment said a pick-up truck dri- the funeral home anytime. ven by Audrey Gae McCoy, 49, Rt. 1 Reedsville, went to cro;s the highway and was hit in the ef •ist rear fonder by a motorcycle operated by Jonn ' Frankl'• A "' u.ll ~ Ml . 25, Rt. 2 Long Bottom. No ar: rest or injuries were reportt<l. If you can hear peopl_e.ords and can't make out the w. clearly t h en tbls may be WILLIAM EMPLOYED C I Will . del! answer. An extremely ar iarns, Mi eport, bearing aid a 1 ed M nd was emp oy 0 ay by the glzed uolt, has Meigs County Commissioners as by a man who · janitor at the new welfare de- of b eanng partment building in Middle- ~ve 10 years. If inl<!rOiitedl it I IS suggested you port at a salary of $100 per month. Attending the session ~;w.:~ ~ ~~lve i ~~~~: Middleport were Commissioners Charles R. matloo at 00 cost or ol Karr, Sr., and Robert Clark. lion whatsoever.-Adv. 'Liine yur aco aa 1'tlanit• Cal • E 0 :nc~-;::'a":· b~~~=-~~~ ~~~~~: ~U:.,F:'.; vm • rr ill MJddleporl, the boani of elec- II the end of this year, but n· M d !Ions aaid today. Grate will be neither has yet Indicated whc- . IeS On On ay bidding for the post against lher another term will be . from Canton to Norlll Manclll!r· Ia and Mongolia. Forcea loyliJ to Mao were said to be meetln, stiff resistance and In _ne~ ol relnlorctm•nt. · · Some Call It DISCOUNT Some Call It Wholesale We Named It- $" 2-Pc. Living Room Suites · ·•· ··••· • 3-Pc. Bedroom Suites .... " .. " · .. • $99 ' Sofa Beds ··· .... ·· .... · .. · · · · .. · $68 · Bunk Beds (Cemplett) · ··· · · · · · · · · ·• $68 . Hollywood Beds .... · ·•· •·•· ·· · .. $~~·~$. . Linoleum Rugs 9x12 ·: .... •· .. :,.. ·4~8~ 9x12Tweed Rugs · ·· .. ·· ·"" ·•· •· · $1J f rf Dea Man Pe ects Mid T H 9• ranS td Or ear.ng BAKER FURNitURE J J I L .. l . ... ... -"' . .. GJJake alid--SetVe CassetBles .... ' - •'' L 11 ,· J:::;........ J.liWIARY ..._ ": iiliili!ii BUDGET I '·~~c~~r, SHOE . \'~elr'* Endicott, New llcctlpts Friends may can· at the fu· Expenditures 172.4 . 16D.9 neral home Wedneaday !rom 3 Deficit U 6.2 to I ~.m. and 7 to il p.m. Admltllllrlllve Jla4Cel (In billions) Driveway Mi&hap 19611 196'1 At Darwin Reported $l2U fl17.o A minor ~ar mishap was pendltures 135.0 126.7 8·1 Investigated !aturc11.y at 10:35 Deficit U p.m. In a private driveway_ at GUliJ> TO MEET Darwin by Meigs County Dep. The Women's G~ild of the uty Shenff Carl Hysell. Trinity United Church of Christ A car driven by Robert Lee will meet wetneaday, January "!'oodard, . 18, Star Route, Pat· liS at 8 p.m. al the <burch. no!, reportedly 11ruc1< the left :=.:.'.::.c..:..:.~-----­ front lender of an automobile Worry of op~rated by Kenneth E. Chan· ey, 34, Rl. 1, Shade. No arrests · or lajurlea were reported. The Sllpplat or Irritating? Sh~~rJo ckdepLanartmen23t atsoRt a1r· .!&'~':l:~~-=:r.= reswu a e, , . , When 7w e&t t6lk or taqb . .Ju&t Gallipolis earlv Sundav on 1 IPrtnllt • UJti'e PABI:IIIKo~to 7our , ' 1 1 plaW.~P~*powderPv .. a , charge of disturbi""' the peace. and nm.&lbb una or &ddod oomtort """' tJ by boldiDI pl•W IDON· Lane posted bond for appear- .....,.. • "'""':&.\\'::"'' ..,., tuto), 1"""..,.. ··- In VI ~unty \AI n.urt • .. •· u•• 1 at &llJ' 0clrui ~ (h1;' PA8TDJ'R COUll~·. PS~ water haler wiU still bt goine Slmne ~ • under our Proltcted Sel'lice Plan, a 10-year, 101~ ~l)'ice Wlflln!y coveriDJ parts, labor and tank. AR ,_ ...... Ill ••• •INit PIP. , ~ddnional wiring needed? Take advanlap of 011r monlf• ~~~& Wlrifll ctrtificltls. .. . GET STARTED EARLY! Spred Satin WALL f'AINliNI,; <~~"' CEIUNG WALL .... • 77 • • ....._~ . . . . . . . . . . KING BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. Middleport, 0. .' * * Soalll.-. ~ IVACV!!~I!IGS SVAC Cage Standings 'r m,·:ge · .. 8 Stz.ll v.,·r.·s t T.n AA Poll .J r i .J 1!BM•ri '!'race ·.. 2 4 ·NOrth :.Oallla ... . Z 4 .1'otal• "··'· ... · 16 1' . RESERVE (AU Games) W L P OP ,Team ·.Eastern . .. . .. 13 I 4!111 3lt Kyger Creek , .. 6 7 533 5113 Hannan Trace .. 4 6 302 357 ~thwesterp . . . 2 9 396 452 North Gallia , . , 2· ·9 354 ~ ., (SV.\C Ollly) W L P OP ,Team Eastern ... .. . , , 7 0 267 163 ,Kyger Creek , , . 6 1 310 223 -Hannan Trace ... 2 4 177 226 Soothwestem , . 1 5 193 2211 .North Gallia , .. o 6 172 279 Totals . . . . . . . It 11 lll9 1119 sIJJOrtS (AD Games) · Team G PTS AVG. Eastern .. · · · · · · · · 14 707 54. 1 Southwestern ..... ll 618 · 56.2 Kyger Creek · · •· !3 759 58.S North Gallia · · · · · 13 332 =·~ Hannan Trace · .. 11 m · (SVAC 0111)'1 , T¥ G PTS AVG. Kyger Creek · · · 7 379 54.1 Soothwestern .... 6 343 57,1 ·~stern . : . .. .... 7 116, 59.3 North Galha .. . •• 6 380 63.2 Hannan trace , .. . 6 420 70.0 , C1us A·. co.ebe1 nl!Dp by vaultlnl put Strullml for !Dp spolln tha amaD lebool vllion. A total of ~ ..,.ebes voted In ~ Ctus M rating• tbis. week IUid 2Z of them Jave tha No. I nod to ~ Copltal City ngera, whO had tllelr handl fl1ll with GradeTearns In ·Doub . le VI"eto•ry over Eastern ' ~alli.polis ; ·l·,o~ I Your~ Neig~bor Ashlllnd OilD,.Uer'Mll. ~veyouo~·. 12-ounce J!'ire.~g'' casseJ:()}efree Wlth ~y.ety~ven ~~ . , of Ashland Vitalized Gaao)il!.e you buy. 'l'hee D~l!l; milk·white cu&eroles are idelll for baldnit ~~~~ eeMDI·P<i.t '' ,~ ;· . .. -~. ~." Assocla~ f Panther Frosh WinOverMHS MAKE A FRESH START. WE UAVE MftWw ,.,, ,, 1IW1IJ'. •• •• "" Veq lei'O--.He nlel Phoae « Ia 'J'OII. ID - pud1M 1 2-HOUR. =:v-. ' ' IU!d,.i'f'i'- -.. - il. ,. Be ,W' fl tM fli011'1 -7 ,· . 125 E.~ fMIN ' .' CiTY LOAN '• &: SAVINGS COMPANY Robl'nson's Cleaners cbrtstl FJN. CiiJ z- QUICK SERVICE ·, \ Lutb. COOPER .. f;\CTORY :rEAM ' . " ~es out tor a night as VJrslty W Chili tang!.. th8 Wabaina· Faculty .ln · armua).- rerie'al of ponke)t . Karr& VanZandt's Weekly}, ' ' . , ' .' , - ' kelbal!. • ' ' . ) I,... / · · S" .. . ' " ' POPULAR COOPER FIRST PREMIUM TIRES NOW AT TERRIFIC SAVINGS! •' i' • . STARFIRE IMPERIAL SAVE OVER $5.00 ' 169,5 ', . . ,.. ::.., ' l • • ~' On the "Supedtner'1 Premium •· 1Tire Powef equlpnt, radio, white tires, tinted·'glass, anti-spin only l9~QOO.~ miles. ' < ,· ~ . ' -I. • ' .·I I SATuRDAY'S (;AMES: Gillllpolls at Welfsten at '· at . COtEMAN HEATING - .' -~·'-r " J 7.75x 14 DUAL WHITE iJDE w.W. _ . ~ ' . . .. ''· Ml.tced. Down From_$27'" '. · - ~-~-. 1··98 . -' P'IO.FW, -6 .: Ex.-Tu. · $2.2l)·, ftci;,Ex,.To The .Best €osti less in .the ' ASHLAND OIL A REPINING COMPANY " . ., ' ,. ., '. , IUJI!l -'ll!e ~ ~ ~.t. ·I ,P:\ Jar coHtce. 1tastetb,ll! ratll!P 111111; flnl pltoe "Qifs _.., 1!011!att ,.-.111 of • - 1'111'1!11 ~ S.~y, Jill. II, Ia ~: Vik'mgs Sh For L'ven .500 . · pies, macaroni dishes, baked beane. , • aa well .at ·11011P., cereals and dt!llllerts. And they're o\ren.proof-guarante,d, by Good Housekeeping. , ..Sc'l Ai an add~d hPnua, you can get the l'A·quat.¢, mate~tng ~ ~· casserole f~r only ~ with an oil ¢b1111ge or lubrl- . · cation at regUlar pnces. ·Start your bake.•nd serve casserole ll8t now-a~ yoUr n~ •· . by Athland Oil Dealfi' diaplaying the "Free 6aiseroiiir' ~rip. ·Gasoline· , , , Nllj'll' ; VOil &ee~ 1 ma · 'fl; '\ ·, ~~~ _ • Tr~~ 6!%1~4'0li~I)"Pojo: H~ j si. at' .. One free with every" 7 ... D'J..;..... ,., • • ·· lure bouts with Italian Nino . Eatl Ripley Vikings will he again Vaughan and Pal O'Brien Benvenzutl and light heavy VIrginia Tech T1 Plttllburgll GO tcying to move toward the ev· got 2. Gailipolis' seventh and eighth uade basketball champ Dick Tiger. American U. 76 Lafayette al en-steven mark tonight when Pal Archer and Bob Lowis, · Griffith lelt lltUe dOQbt wbol Soutb , they meet Wirt High at Eliz•· each w1th lO led the Middleport teams defeated Eastern on the Washington planks Moo· 4a evenin but the GARS frQsh were toppled 36-28 at was the better lighter Monday Fl9rlcla 83 Georgia 61 beth. . freshmen! while Allen CUnning· Wabama ~y the White Falo -- - - - · - -· night as he bu!Ued hill way to a Mercer til Ga.-Soutbwestern 61 After losing that fantastic foul ham got 4. John Tannehill con yearlings. hal!Urne. After three periods, unanlmoos 15-round declsloo Tennessee 52 Kentucltytanoo50, 72 shooting conte;t at Point Plea- 1 and Doxie Wal_te_~· 1 . . · Wahama led 2&-20. over Archer In a fight that lost Tenn. Tech 82 Chat ga eant last weekend, the Vikin~s In Gallipolis, the Gallipolis For the losers, Matthews much of Ito 911SpenSe wM8 the Alabama Ill MJsslaalppl St. 74 are two wins away from even. seventh v.aders .trln!med Ea~t· Wilson bad nine points bell rang fer round one. Floricbl St. 11 Jaduonville 70 Earlier they bad whalloped ern .3$.27 for their seventh VIC· Blowers scored five, Morris-Harvey 119 Bectley liS Wirt and a win tonig~t woold tory in nine games. · three and Orr two. For the PEBBLE BEACH Calli Mldweat l~ve them one win away from '' . . · · • · Oblo St 82 Puniue 72 .,Galllpolls Jlld tJ.7, 23-12, and ners, Gll11Sp1e had 11, (UP!) .- There ba•1e been bet· Iowa BI.MJcblgan II 500. . DRY CLEANING 27-16 at the quartermar~s., nine, ~II and Keys SIX ter toornamenta1o the 26 years Olncordta Minn. 98 Augsbrg Sophomore ace. Terry Lan~IS -SERVICE-Snowden led the winners witli _Hendren lour. . . ba• been holding N Daknta SL 72 Moorhead fl w_m lead the Vikings aftor 1!118 19 points, Miller added · 11. The GAHS .'rosh will PliY ,.. ·- "' the Menter- Ti,ledo 100 EvllliiVille 90 wm as usual. Th~ sophmore (Upon Your Request) snnaers had four, wetemeyer Pomeroy Thursday. • lllfllllllltre nevt'r Solltllwest shooter bas been hitl1ng po1nt• had to, Sanders five, Callaway . , has boen a more powerful fin. N. Melloo St. 117 w. Tuas at the rate of hotter lhan twenone. For the lo,.,rs, AmsbalJ than tbe one Jack Nicklaus Angelo·81 811 >\uattn Coli 63 ty-lour per game IUld •• fast and Young four, Buckley three ~ tliiS year: ,~- · Corpus If 'Tex. becoming one ?' the, tops Jn Second St. and Caldwell one. 1 SEOAL AIL GAMES 'llre thre...tlme Masters cbam- Albuquerque 103 Sui Ross 11 .the state douboe-A ctrcles. The Gallipolis eiglh graders TEAM W L P OP ploD went Into the final round wea captured their sixth straii!ht Middle!IOrt .. , . . 9 3 719 tied. lor second wWL. Arnold Denver 115 Oklahoma City W win, defeating Eastern's eighth Jackson. ... . , . , . 9 4 876 Palmer•. eaeb • sltok!! behind graders iiJ-21. GalUPOJis !Qilt· NelsonVIUe ...... 7 5 713 Bilty Casper, tlf8108G'U. S. ot>- PAGAN SIGNS its first three games; Including Pomeroy .. •.. .. 7 5 710 en champ and the _PGA'a player Pl'n'SBURGH IUPI) -tltntty a 44-40 verdlcl at Eastern on AthellS ......... a 5 ,,~ of tbo year. Bing himself could· loflelder Jose Papn . MO~ay Dec. 12. , t;.ogan . .. .. .... 5 8 P'l n'l have arranged for a better signed bls 196'1 National League 1.Gallipolis ....• , 4 8 7'1 windqp. contract with the Pittsburgh Gallipolis led IIH, 25 • 17 f Wellston .... , . . 3 10 821 Pirates. and 31HI at the quartermarks. ' COLUMBUS (UP!) - T be Paaan. 31, hit .264 _for the Prose· bad 14 lor the winners, ' SEOAL VAIISITY State Traek Coaebes C1111ic wid Pirates last season while followed by Jones 13. Noe bad TEAM w Lp be held at Ohio State Unlv""'l- batting In 54 runs. live, Ballard loor, North Jackson . ....... 7 3 667 ty Friday and Saturday. II wUI Wedemeyer two each. For Middleport ..... 6 3 5?.'1 be climaxed at 1!30 p.m. Sat· for Milwaukee. Jooero, Eicblllier totaled Athen• · 5 3 408 urday by an lndocr traclt ll)eel Tbo Supreme pour! aet Caldwell five, Calloway Nelsonvui~":::: 5 4 549 501 between oSU, Mlcblgan State 1M side Monday for~.~f::l Bissell two and Watson two. Logan .. ........ 5 4 582 571 and WJtDam and Mary Olllege. for the oi!cond Urne, · Today, ~all~pobs Pomeroy • , •.. . 5 5 603 · the d$llllitlt of the Middeport • Junior. Wellston ....... 3 7 615 WASHINGTON (UP!) - The Supreme Court wlllch ruuo~ ·UI•• s~ on the Washmgton Gallipolis ..••• , . 1 8 510 566 state of WisCQDSin has taken a 1M state's AnUtrusl Jaw ·. wAt. Wahama last TOTALS ....... S1 37 U$7 :!edbi~ &trike \~llr::! ~~.':!e Right or the~'<:~"' Game \'' .. Brze s . f. rOSh LoSe 36 - 28 College S. !lf.l) 2SZ "'I'm 4. Louisville (15-2) 200 sixth • raol<.ed_ Ollurnbus Linden 111ined filth and stnh places, 5. Teliu WH!ern (U.Z) . 111 ., . ''"' Friday mgbt before and Manon Harding and New· 1. Princeton n~1 1 15% TBiffllS .GREAT DillS a four110iol 'lt-'15 vic- ' ark held down ninth and loth 7. Katlsas (U.$l ' 106 RED BANK N J luPJ} ~ tory. spots with 11·3 records. I. CincinnaU ' (U-3) , 118 Holcombe w~rd. ~ ·.:..aibot ~ AIU1ough Fort Reoovery and Class A Sandusky Sl Marys 9. Western Ky. (14-1) 611 the first u.s. navll Cup- lelJII both wou last week· dropped out of the top 10 after 10. Vanderblll .(!H) 12 and former resident o1 'Ill etld, the coaches Juggled , the Its 30-game regular sea· Second \0 -11. Providence u .s. Lawn r!...111 top echelon of the standings son wmnmg streak go down lhe 32 ; 12. St. Jolms !N.Y.) tf: 13. died · in hill ~p !!ftltlllw, quite a blt compared to lao! drain at Gibsonburg. St. Mary• Boston Collefle 23: 14. . Utah ward 18 iJ C!Qiti<P week. Fort Re<nvery received whipped Clyde 79-60 Friday Slate 14; 15 (Ue), New Muico introdu~ing' NBA Staadlllp first place voles to Str,.... night but hit a cold streak In and Tennessee· U: '17, !>IJsslsslt>- service to By UDI.Ied Presslll-tlollol six . and went ahead 164 a 73-56 setback to G.lbso,nburg. pl State 12; 18 . Brigham Young in use Easten DlvllloD pomts in the r~tngs It was Coach .Ray Millers first 11; 19 (tie), Florida and beJd 'II'. L. Pel. the 30 ooaches. loss outside of tournament play Northwestern IO. Momorlal Philadelphia 411 4 Two newcomers jumped Into In two seasons at St. Marys. Booton 34 12 Class AA top 10, and Cuya. I'll Eastern Obi~, ti-foot guard New. York Z5 · 26 Falls and Miamisburg Dale Edwards has a 36.2 aver· Clnclnllatl 19 25 into the also-rans. Un- aie Ill II games, although his Baltimore 12 40 .231 boaten Dayton ilelmont winner New Athens Fra!lklln team Is -ST. LOUIS (UP!) 11 looked Weoten Dlvlsloa 12 straigbt, took ove~ eJghth winles1. Edwards' top point prolike the day Stan Muslal slgn· w. L Pel. place, and Cleveland East Tee;, ductlon was 48 a few weeks a one4a contract for $IOO. San Francisco 31 18 111·2) was seventh. ago. 04 tiOO to play ~aseball for the St. Louis 21 21 East Tecb forfeited its first Leu. C dina! Chicago 22 32 two games of the season due to ' , 18 • ar s. · Detroit 18 30 an ineligible player and the ! 'This Is tbo higgeat crowd Los Angeles 18 31 Scarabs actually bave not been I've seen Ia 1 long time,' 'aald Monday'• Rendts on the basketball floor Stan (The Man) as M fa~ Philadelphia 112 St. Louis 015 season. newsmen covering hio new jdo (Oaly game scheduled) Dayton Roosevelt (11·2) and es a $35,001).a.year general Tueoday's Game• Linden (10-2) re· The Pomeroy Frosh~r:~h~~F. I manager. Cincinnati at !lew York ball team dumped the · Boston at Philadelphia port Yellow Jacket NEW YORK (UPI) - After Detroit at Chicago 00t 34-29 Monday afternoon d1sposlng .of Joey Archer as a Baltimore at llan Francisco Pomeroy. contender for his crown, mid· (Only games scheduled) The baby Panthers were dlewelghl champion Enule D ed by Jim Swatzel's II pO~~~ I Griffith immediately b e g a n and 10 by Randy Burt. 0; YCIIII haw bills 111 pay. Tbie,: • ., beating the drums today for fu- Moada)'s CoDeae Basketball . RIPLEY _ The off-and-ll'l Abbott chipped in nine and TOP OWEN!IJU TEAM I • ' VARSITY ONLY (All GamH) OOLUJIBUS (UP!) - OllurnOP T..m G PTS AVG. bus Eul'a powerful Ttgen, 818 Kyger Creek .... _ 13 8111 S:U who bave played aD but three 759 Southwestern ... . II 6T/ 61.8 of tllelr 12 latnel 011 the road, 7%1 Hannan Trace , , . II 808 60.8 were solid cholaH today for the 757 Eastern .. . .. . .. . 14 758 54.0 No. 1 aa111 M basketball team 1132 North GaUia , . .. 13 671 51.8 ID Oblo. (SVAC Ollly) • But 'Fort Recovery shook up OP Team G PTS AVG. the United Prell Ioteroat!Onal 879 Eastern . ..... .... . 7 450 64.2 343 Kyger Creek •. . • 7 439 62.5 416 Soutjlweatern •.. • 6 360 60.0 355 · 420 Hannan Trace ... 6 m 59.1 ~ 360 North Gallia .... .. 6 334 55.i lt38 lt3S TOP DEFENSIVE TEAM y ARSITY ONLY e ~ .....,.,. (.til Glllllftl Team WLP Soothwestern ... 7 4 6T/ Kyaor Creek .... 7 6 808 Hannan Trace 5 6 1!68 Eastern .. · .. · · 6 8 71it1 North Gallia , , , . 2 II 671 (SVAC Only) Team W LP KYIOJ: Creek .. . 8 1 439 Soothwestero .•• 8 3 360 J:~ . '-", ... .. S _4 450 = JL'.. . Bf;~:tts t~ Add ~:iit";~s ~t :~:'~rt n _rl'r~ !:_-, ''ty '1'£Or ,, Athens at Logan .IUlji.Fl NelaonvUle at Jackson FALS£ TEETH· In 1977 your * lllltiiUid Ga &I Ellt4nl Ill lila Coach Paul DIJloii~J H ~1m all ~ &I Norlll GIIIIJa, JlobCats at lJ'J'!I' ~ 'Ilia lint D!fOIInl belwtoll the two TrKe ll'lldettl. Balli ....... 'l'lltee SVAC. IHW 1flll en- l ) n - wcl!l the ljrtt tiiiJetlna taamJ. hlvo H 'rtallda and 1111 """' ~e Mn-lea&li' toell '"' Salur. tbis aeuon at l'alriand. For tonl&bl'• I!IICIIlllller, £at. nor onllts """ will leave lila day night with Hannan TrKe Fllrllllll SellOOI lor Bo 7 I on !J U In all tamea thil- SVAC ~. P,la)'lna: host to Hannan, 'II', Va. <omes to ~ IJotur. - . aDd l!ouiiMB Local if H . 'l'be Pntu - lie llrtt " ' - """ the lint IIIIWI thil day nflht for lllllllber p ai Tbo only SVAC CIJDe of the came between , the two ICboola year betweea · tile two acboola Coach Lloyd Nyen' Hlll!land· week II on tap Friday Dl&ht at 7144 at Mtlt<tlnlllt. Norlll Gal. 15-55 at Hannan. era. Fllrflekl downed Norlll Gallla when Coach Mlb IJa hat loll wven ill ' 'r • w Tbo Fairland Dr11ons wUI ern 74-N earlier Ia the •ason llorrllcm'• PlriW play host to tlila their Jut wln. et-a tlllet play Coach Johnny Wiol:llne's 11 Lancuter. SEOAL RESERVES . W L R Nelsonville •· · · 9 0 4111 vlsl~. Athena , ... , •.. . 7 1 324 The•· Gallipolis lroah are JackSon .. · "" •· 6 4 386 for tlje ·~•son. It was a Wellston •.• "" 6. 4 474 ·- ~• · t h l ' : : whleb proved , Pomeroy .. "... 3 7 366 as ·.(or Galllpolla. After lbgan · · " """ 3 6 · 3110 4-4 i! . '" log one . . Ml~eport ...... 2 7 389 u-4~~~ _abead __15-_1_2_.c:.:IGBIHpoUs ....... 1 a _::;.;;,~;11 TOTALS .. , . .. . S'l :1'1 FRW&Y'S GAMES: tc•IJtts fJ ars.,"tf!d lmn•l•• 1lnbic ·valley Colll;h Clill Wllsoo'e froah. 'boOrbed their stra!Cltt setback as talllijl/ ~ :i&-28 victory over i:l ~~7 ~art.Tborpe, lerenee play on Pob. J. 'Ilia EaCJes p to Ruiltlld Frklay oiihl for ·a e1a111 llltll tile Red Devilt in the ......r when lhoy Southerll Local, Wtrnwp fer KYfler er.etr. pme. before meeliDI lint piKe X1· I'll llleir lint mJeetlnc, Eulenl pr er.1j1 1!1 111e 11N1 , _ of dolllled Soutbern Local . . . at Sotltbtnl Alhletle ·eon. Racine. EISiern also delelt.ed SfO Standmgs ... . • .!."'.:=!;· f Die_s Monday ,... - Ohio Mrs. Carmack U: .. .., ---------- .:;::.7,::.".:.";".;., '';.':.~:; Eagles, Tornadoes Clash.In No.n-Le~gue Game Tonight. ~ ' • I SNO-TRAC ~ n:Ri·s ,C ' ,' . " ('111ft AUo .AT • :._\ ·'- '• �• _.!:lla~lr~l~tt~t~,M~~l!I!P!,!!"!!I~Iri~.~~-~·~R~II~~~~~ •"'i • KennedyPt:irlyHeadingfor'Nut' Country ~ .. *"' • •-,._ )ID'f Jiadl f• Prosemtion N ... I Aed... • ~- ·- • • Driver Hint lnAceidelit Hospital ews ,.. .... • ., • '- Dol• ll•crlled .,. prtlllolenl • ... elllli'f'IJ .... .... ~. dtllurW loy a A1:11111 Pt.. ..... , . Mae ~ eoou"'l7 and MIL lllclded Ia _., 111it - pled will ......._ of a ploL MMit ~ ~" ..S. Kt!dull! ..wed tile Pn!lldeal Kelllledy lltiD( It uptly. ..... H docan -·114 lila M - lll!mied aDd Bollllo lloop!lal1 Vllllling tWIIremmlllla Dollalaew ... U. adNtllrn- Ill tbe n.uu )[aad!eelv Nilles thai Ber- Prsl;ht, lhnq!• anb' lbree ·enlfled 011 a IIIIIU.t lnbalat.. boun s.4 aDd T-1 p.m. Paftllll PT. ~ Jilt, IIC:ied 0111 bll on Me. plaead lblre II}' ~ aard J'eis<DWI, the aal<IIIDIII were IIIC?ISIIJ0 IICCIIllllmc 1t • '"LJDdoa IIlii I dldll't 8J1111k. • oa1y 011 Pedlalrla Wan!. l!lvlllilpled I lllllillep 111 ln•ti(ll two llaun bel\n 4efieloiw. 'IIIIo r1cz1ei1 tho ad, baled up Ia a VIIICbester. .......,... qUOieil !ln. Jci!Dwllldl r.llted II ll IYppml. lelliDc lin. 'ftlll ad Ia tbe Dallal N-, bar !or fwr boors alter belrta& !JideHI aaca • uy!D(. "We jusllooted &do~r'IIIM - Jdn. Vl¥lall Jl:, jury !II - pau 111111 lacqOellao KeaDedy "wo'l'e UDder the beldJD& "Weloome, of tho uriiiiiJI'Ilon beallDt be '1 Wall 1o 110 Ia 1ben w!lea al eacll other, excbangjn!J F~ n Qillllcolhe Rd.: imateb' fi50 ifi418ly ~ IDto IIIII coun11y to. )(r. 1teaaoct1 1o Dallu," fw'ed he would he blJ!med. He be dlost ohe e:&plalfted to White mesnges wilb boor eyes. We Jdn. J0111 C. Rlglaad, • Pine Belly Jo Gordaer, ".:.'MI!dl diJ.• IICruiOd tho prealdenl of"""""" quoted blm os U1lnl of !be Boale ~ Dr. Georp blow what II mJabt he.'" St.: Marilyn S. O!Dnlnpam, Lincoln Av-, was M libllity for lbe lmjlrlBoDment, assassin: "I bope he Is DOl a Burtley u she lllnlggled with a Tlmo Far PriJU 1Z KlDeon Dr.: Mrs. Clare""" at Pltaaant Vlllq HolpfiiJ 'lbo ironi< """"" ls depieled Ill starvation aDd peroeoulion of member of lbe Walker !ri&bt.- mne who lldamanllr n!Ured Johallob was lor readier to Crothers, 1820 Chatham Ave.; a laceralloll of the lot*ad lbe secooc1 Look mq:u!De ''tllousanda o1 Cldtau," and wing Gen. l:clwiD Walker) bel' admittance. He told the taka Gfden !han to bsue tbem, Lemuel B. Bailey, at. 1 Crown low!JII a mllbap wbiB lbe -IPie>~!_l; II!~ larlallmeat of Wllllam- said he was sell1nl lood to group." aurse It Mnl. ~· Manl:bester wrote. . He to14 City; Mrs. Mario~~ Jl;vnal!!r, Rt. attempllq to mike 1 Jell ter'l boot, '"!be Dealb of a Q>mmunlsl IOidlfn who were The article provided a minute- "prerogative" and led lier ln. A """'"'""man Homer 'lbornbt!r- 1 Ewington; Mrs. !llarles E. with bor ear onto LlncoiD Art~IP!Wre(; 1\"eBiden~" pubUobed MoDCiay. killing Amorlew Ia Vletllam. by-minute account of the few miDuiM lata' It wa Ill ry Ill a feeble Wbl!per, "'TIIIa II Carter, Rt S Patrlol; NanuaJ nue from f11b Strtet aad -- 1 ~ n.e ~ pidurer Presldeol '1'be ad ldnted President Kenne- tragedy, IJP&I'iD& few ollbe 11017 over and 11\1110()11 Kemp Cllllt a time lor prayer II there ._. ..G Dean, Rt. 1 Patrlol: Oakey liled wllb 1 car drive JobDIOII• dasad IIJ·the a!qlq dy had - readied a II!Crel details. It II <>:llkal of pollee \old the widow: one, lforneio.'...Jdn. John- Bowyer, RL 1 Crown at)'; Gory Kapp, so, ·o llilll aDd foarful ol a,plol aglilllt his a111'<"!1lenl wilb the Commuolsl lor not 8pOitjng Oswald Ill the "'Your husband hea sustained son, who always carried aoto- James C. Gl888bum, !It 1.BJd. Avenue. 'ftle ImP"" bol~l iii'IJUUJIS¥Wf- ·' . own life, while Mn. Lody Bird party Ill the United Sttes. Book Depository Buildhl8 win- a falllWOIIIId.' 'lbo llpa monel boob to neon( wbal She called well; Wayne C. llan;loon, 1Wo the Gardaer veblcllllldo a Jobnsoa wro1o 11er lmpressloah "He read each won!," Manch- dow, as 1wr wltne•es reported llleotly: 'I mow.'" ller uur·to-he.forgottea eervllle Star at.: MB. Douald ed car olllled loy Ji:vlftlt Ia 1 nolehool< raa'Ved lor ester ....,.,ns. "Ills taco was doing, of Ute haphamd plao!e- Meaawblle lbe ~ walt- momeats, produced one from E. Gillenwater, RL J Qoown rls Lincoln A •a e ver . to. he ·forl!<>llea p, and be haded It to Ja<*le. meal ol the Wblte House ed Ia aDOiher part of tile IHr purae and was rapidly City; Mrs. Harley A. · Boaecutcl\y pelk@ court aJw-ilaJI moments." • "• Her vivacity dlssppeared; she pbysldan Ia a ear 11Yr the rear 1holpltal with oaly seraps of writing down her ImpreSSions." ler, RL 2 Letart; 'Mnl. Charles morali!g Jolla w. Llm!y, PT. PLI!lA8AN'l' - 'Dle Nil iolancllester qufll1!ons frakly felt sick. The prealdeut shook of tbe lll!lloooade, and an laformatloa aftllllble aboi1t !be Jolmson finally suggested L. Higginbotham, Grimms Land- PGmeroy, paid 1 flnl .of PIMun llll Blacb WIJI117 to the allillty of,~·· se.:ret his head. Slowly, he said to her, ''almost tot~ COllap&e." Ill President's co 1 d I t1 on. Wltb By!Dg to CaNweU Strategic Air lng; Mrs. Shirley D. Nibert, 8ad eor1s 1111 1 redllesl _,_ ..!.~ ~.111:J" Service body.inlld to "''"' wilb 'Ob, you lmow, '"''re golD& !Dio dlaclpllne on the part ol the them wu 1!e<ret Service agent ()xmnoad Baao , aoat Fort Gallipolis Ferry; Mrs. ~ ebarle Earlier S.Janlar . ""' ....... w ..,. ~ lbe aituallon:'f~~'¥~~~8 ltlal "the nul 001111\ry today.'''!:. hosp!talalaff. Rufu8 Yonoghlood, who· bad WOI1il lor aafety, but II was L. Crawlord, Galllpplll Ferry; lag had wllea lhey llltenaiB tbe llilillb reflexes of the' ~ts nearesl Ideal NJpV After the flrsl shot, whiCh protecled the Jobasons Ill the decided Ibis was too far. Ken Mrs. H. <Jiflord Macblr, Pl. ed by elty pollee adi Ifni ilar~w- ~,itthe president w~ CIUcial on Then in what the author wounded Kennedy but ool 11101orcade with hll own body O'Do!lllell 01 the Keanedy staff Pleasant; Russell G. Nott, Pl. the c:oan1y Jail 111 a rall!l tba Palat Plearaill 1111 those seconds alter the llrst described 15 aa ''00'1 caper;" fatally, the President's body- a(ter lbe flrlt shol was fired at COilflnned Kennedy's death In Pleasanl1 Lowell Rogers, Pt. whll IBIOIIcaled dlarlle. shot was fired ." He accused Kennedy observed thai tbe night guards "w~ In a po~~lllon 111 Jdwson ead Moncheslor quotes Pleasant; Gene D. Vauglm, Pl. at ;, 11e1r1q 111e cliarle ~ lllllllacU llul1l them o1 being "immobilized" before when"'- arrived at the lake evaalvo aclfon....bul for 1Wn as saying the new Pleasant; Mrs.lloljald K. JUdi. .....~ed to _ ....,_ • ........., ._. ,0110 ~ ,•.u.....,.. We .'lllllstleaptoollltlti'IP ....~ a r..-.. while Lee Harvey Oswald toot hotel "would havo been a hell of fivo terrible seconds, they were Pre.lklenl ''raised the JlOBSiblll'" ardson, New Haven·• Mrs. Char- ~ · lloii 111 deliberate aim ior his final shot.. a nlgbt to · assassinate a IDunobUized, • MaDChester said. of a 1l0118p!Mcy.'' les K. Sayre. Pl. Pleasant; CyD ss Unsure president." The autllor cbarged that The Johason puty left soon lhla A. Farrar, Chester; . llfrs. IIICIWUlSON TO '1'&\CB ~ !be Rlpltr ~ tl•. In addition, the Secret Service " 'I mean II,' he said. 'There White IIouse bodyguards are not ~~ lthore pO::enti' ' Lovalande·~~ : :• ifr.~~ ~ m~-=~-~. M. .::!~ was unsure of its alleglan<e-to WBI the raJa, and the ilight, IIDd subjected to reflex leots, surh w~ ·......~.., w~ """ lllelr d Ia a the Kennedys or Johnson-alter we were all rettJng joslied. as are given to airlines pilots PI'. PLEASAm'- Floyd Wal· presidential jets were wailing. Chester; Mrs. Della F. GlllllaD, New Yort Y•llkeet' tr7IDI ~ ._. ....Ill the assassination. and instead of Suppose a man had a pistol Ill a acd are as.slgned to tbelr ~ lie Hart, 73, Leon Rl 1, died Kennedy aide Kilduff was the Racine: Mrs. Guy .M Palmers, haaelllaD after the ll8ll "-:•;:;oa,ml~n~w~-::. ~of dill ~iiiD being "a symbol of continuity, briefcase.' He gestured ·vividly, becall6e of seniority, altboogh Sunday 11:30 p.m. Ill !ID!zer Hos- Orst to· address Johns1111 as Ravenswood: Mrs. Harold E. will allelld spring lraiDIDg .• was riven by disunion," Maneb· poilltil!l bls rigid IDdex linger at agents admit that at ({) a man pllal. He was InJured Jtlllllllry "Mr. President." &nlth, Ravenswood; Andrew lastructor !or lnflelden, It Plraleltb.,~"'.;:: ester wrote. The agents foJ.. the wall aDd jerldng his thumb on this delall ls "old." The two loth when he was nm over by "Ha looked at me like I was J. McDaniel, Raveoswood; Aug. learned Monday. a · ..... . -.. lowed personal loyalties, he tw1ee 111 show the action of the in the presidential ear were Roy a tractor in a farm !IOddenl. Do n a I d D 11 c k," Manchester UBI W. Rogera, RL Z WellJton; Lee MacPhail, the lo said, and "the Inevitable hammer. 'Then he could have Kellerman, 53 and the driver for He was bora June 21, 1883 Ia quotes Kilduff • saying. Boone B. Pridemore, Rldcllll; ceneralmanagor, said RJdlard. ........consequence was anarchy." dropped the gun and !be an agent named Greer, 48. Mason County, a ton olllllalll Je!i Smith, Rt. 2 Cotflii!eviDe, son will report about jlfatdl1 Ia WI . . . . The fear that mounted to brlefcase'-111 pantomime, he 11 was the second bullet that Melvin aDd Sarah RoBeherry Juvenile of Muon ,W. Va. the team's Fort Lauderdale, ~ Ill" bloody terror in DaD as' Dealey dropped Utem aDd whirled in a destroyed the President's brain. -::,:term: 111'::. Is Apprehended I Births - Mrs. Edgar v. CrJa. Fla., training ~---=80.:::.__;__ _ _ _..:......,.~ Pla~a and climaled in l'haos tense Cl'l!"eb-'and melted away The damage to the skull ~ the PT PLl!:ASANT _ A :15' • 1er, O>lumbus, daughter, 1:34 oDd suspicion at Parklend in the t!iiowd.' " "red sbeet" of blood convmced her of the EUB ChurCh for 42 • bas Y:.a:;, ja.m. li40Dday; llfrs. James A. · ., 0 of Mason H011pital on Nov. 22, 1968, first MaDChester said II was the First Lady her husbaDCI wu years. Ills wife, 14a Mae Dono- old juvealled connecti 'th Nutter, Rt. 1 Guysville, a o a, gripped the Kennedys in a hotel ~ennedy's way o1 shaking off dead. She was amazed to lind , hue Hart, preceded him In 1apprehead 1n on WI 2,11 a.m. :Monday; Mrs. CJar. room in Fort Worth as they the reflects of lbe ~:. He oul_lato:r at ~e. ~tal_th_a~~e de:!vt~~ three lOBI, Wal-l:::~~ ence Crothers, Wl Chath~ . •";'. lie and Alleo Hart, bcitb of !Aon eery al Mason owned by James Ave., son, 12-noon Monday, RL 1 IIlii Jact D Hart, RL al Fields. The building was enter- Mrs. Ronald K. Rlehardson, ~~~ :II Leon; seven ~~~n~. l ed through a rear window and New Haven, son, 6:55 p.m. . ~ .., .., V~ ' ' Olive Pierson, Mrs. IJIIIan I reported .~n~ssmg were fl8 in Monday. Pierson, Mrs. Doris Crump, all 1110ney, cigarelles and t:lgarelte Disebargea - Mrs. Rollln of Leon Rl 2, Mrs. Geraldlae lighters. Anotller J.&.year • old Bearbs, Mrs. William M. Boyd, E. Blessing, Leon RL 1, Mrs. LIJ.. youth Who aJlegedly escaped Michael J. Cook, Robert E. lie Mao Stover and Vlsr F8111· from tho Zaleski Youth camp II Elliott, Fred Facemire, Orville . . ·' B--L----.!D' Jnvades.Point -.r·'., fi ,_ . McMurray Floyd Hart· f Leon is Dead _, I ~by t-t . we.- :!:' '!:• ~ YOUftl .AIIKm Helen Bottel-_. roa rr r;:;1$:l: etVe17 SpeeiGI ;::;z;, ' ::;u: .lers, L o•11 ~ .:,tit .I \ aeasonfor =::: :: l... , CJiu,JJ18ef tHew xcluslve,.Autom·atlc I ~ 10 ........ id Low TemP.~ l I 7"" Jilt. • ' . . . '''''t''•il'' "'-'' , •. ' · 'Dr~er ,. .· . With the new addition to your family, there's uothr addition you should have ••• a new electric clothes dryer. OafJ electric IIJIC offers you the llli..U in cleanliness.safetJ and 'work-saving convenience. Because 'It's ' flamelessyou can safely iulallitaDJWIIn. Your clothes come out softer,fluffier...can't bake or yellow. Special controls on all1967 electric dryers assure regulated, even beat for today's new miracle fabrics. Get an these flameless advantages at a llnr price, with li:lwer installation cost, less maintenance cost. Discover bow much •• CMIIIience •4 can be fDUI'S in anew 1967 flameless dryer. 'Additional wiring needed? Tale ~~~vantage 1 8R C --.-.s-.....111 IIIIQII · ~ ., . • _ .· t h8 ':.~ch·or-. ,. . I~ ~· . r· , .. , ~. . .. ' \you llkef tl ~~~- ~- IMI .. . 4. ' ltm- ri8M Ilk 1\ 11r1c 1 tadllr..ewo I ...... ,.. ... • . • Less Tim• In Thtl Kitchen! ulbttt\ dlln. a. --· ___ CoM_,..._ Ill 7 fira:..a Mt1rt1 TimtJ Ftn Your I .... - -.. -llltllami!JI' ...... - - ... ., ..... AIIDmafiila - Clothes , hUts"d -'iltM d . ryei"<I.VII.. • . "dry- enou""·~ h 1othIPI: ...__ , .lor-····· ~~ t MaytJg ~ ..... ldia BUiiWI tfntJert'*·F"dtlr.AaiDo a. ----1!110 M0 I'STuRE . MIND'E'B' . ., L. Fuildersol, Mrs. Vera L. lifo. Lane, 'Miss Janice Null, wn. liam C. Rapp, Norman C. Sohu· lor, Bernie B. Smith, Mrs. Fred E•. Spencer, Everett S. SW!c!· lor, Mrs. Harry E. W'ill•ams, . Mrs. ES~ Dempsey, Do\]ald '1:· , , : A.L. MEETING · Wyant, l!frs. ijarey . UUiied. 1 1'1 · NEW YORK · IUP!l -An Mrs. LariJ. IJ,' ~ ana'ilitiql . . •oc American Football League own· son, Mrs, :b~ey J. Hurfbw anll . .S era meeling will be held Feb. infant ~ter. · , ·· 111-16 at 1ile Balmoral Hotel in ~~--. Miami Beach, Fla., with the I League owners also are '. pre-season and regular schedule , expected to establish a date for for 1961 a mala topic, the Ipro football's . ~ W also wanted In connection with the erime. State Police, Sherllf's dep.art. ment aDd the Musnn City police investigated the breaking al!d enter11111. · ~~HD:~:·:::::::::::~~~;~::~~M~on~da~Y·;::M:~:•:f:~~~~~:P:~:":'~..~ :L a,_ •'II r...... ..... ous Hart, both of Po!Dt Pleuant, and lllrs. Calherllla , 1Je. weese, Columbus, 0.; one sister, · Mra. Dewey (FloSsie) · Bora· elte, Leon Rt. 2; 1wo brolben, · G<anl Hart, Palbrsbural and Don Bar~ LeOn Rt; lj II graadrhlltlreo Including Sampy Bart wbo mlded wi111 hll &randparIents, and • great grandchildrea. .I liUneral lllrVIce wiD be held Wedoesday at 1i1e Ham!y Q]apeland burial wiD be Ia tbe Rose· berry cemetery. Frll!lldlo ·IIIIIY at the Cl'cl'Hiussell Fuael'- tar --- ••cllale ._. -~ '. New Admiral Convenient, ..Walk•AWB'I ..Automatic Cooking Feetures _,. II.!CfttlC GYEII tiMERS Easier to set mechanl~m can c~ok for you while •t horrit or 'tMNay. AI!MIRAL "M~~T-MtNDER" .•,••,,. .Oil...._ ___ , 'T • of oar nnmeJ-saving . • 7 :::= ···- ~ • -~· 7 . =· ' ' Cooks m11ts to the dtaltecllevei Clf ••doneness".... then hotdslt thew, no over cookina or cool I,. ' . New Admiral Quick-Clean Features .~ NEW ........ COATED LINERS ' ' / 101., Slide eut llnera-a ftw 1wlshe1 Of a aponp in your sink and OYtn dt,nlng !& finlshtd. NEW HINGED-RECESSED COOK TOP · lilt-up enure nn• top ••• 5 6 . I Mllfowi, dralntn(: Wash water swirls out ~nd ~ • r• JMPERIAL.30" Range '.1 Automatic gtnp,ratur•·COfltroland <lual·matlc n•ilch'on 2700 w.tt surfleil unit. Cloak t lm<er with i ~ one hour Minute·Minderltlmes oven and one out· ·• flllt. Twa timed appliance oUtlets. Removable oven bottom. . .. cestM cook top kltps spills or'l the worftinlsurftcl ••• for quick ' ~- • detnln~o · '- • I JRM on tnlnsmiulon assembly. • '' fer clean@!' rim.i ng. ( ' DEWXE 10" 'l lo!lfO SUPRtME 30" Ran1e · • FT. r~i r or exchange of defective- part• m c:~binet if it rusts. Free In· st•ll•tion of ~rts k the rflpoosibility of selling frtnch iwd Mayt,.g dfller with in first yetr; !Mrefltef lnstall1llon 11 ewtr•. Modet FD07S M:IMielfao72r CustCNn ov.n tlmtf:wlth one hour Minute·Minder. Timed IPPIIInce Outlet with SIPI• r11t11 Indicator lllht for own and aurra.ee units. 1, Satin Aluminum Control Panel tilted lfilhtly to aid In ' ·fl& .tiMlllo dependable MaJta&. WullpowetAutomaUes to work now . .t • readin• !i.Uifll'· Separ•t• .:.~~~en and surlac' unit lndi• calor liiht', ., $'199.95 I I an9i1sGive PrOclfof Quality "HDme af Red Carpet Service" Rutland, 600E.MA~OST~EROY~.,~2~.o~<l & , A~!c2 99~~20,_, . ----~-----------------------------~--=~==~~----~==~~~~"~~~-__.. .... -~ .. • ' ; . '' .~ RUTLAND FURNITURE .a i~ ' clothes through per forat!d basket Creat ..., 125 W811'1ntr"t !!I )'llr cabinet war· ranty against rust. 2 Jllt1 on complete washer, :i ' i 1., i. .rt!.' •j · .!,....;, ,' 0 . , _ lrli . . . . . _,,.,. .uc.wi:I..OGO ' • , PO 7 " E(B£RFELDS .. POMEROY ___, ~~ 1 l I / ' , 1 ' ~ ' �• _.!:lla~lr~l~tt~t~,M~~l!I!P!,!!"!!I~Iri~.~~-~·~R~II~~~~~ •"'i • KennedyPt:irlyHeadingfor'Nut' Country ~ .. *"' • •-,._ )ID'f Jiadl f• Prosemtion N ... I Aed... • ~- ·- • • Driver Hint lnAceidelit Hospital ews ,.. .... • ., • '- Dol• ll•crlled .,. prtlllolenl • ... elllli'f'IJ .... .... ~. dtllurW loy a A1:11111 Pt.. ..... , . Mae ~ eoou"'l7 and MIL lllclded Ia _., 111it - pled will ......._ of a ploL MMit ~ ~" ..S. Kt!dull! ..wed tile Pn!lldeal Kelllledy lltiD( It uptly. ..... H docan -·114 lila M - lll!mied aDd Bollllo lloop!lal1 Vllllling tWIIremmlllla Dollalaew ... U. adNtllrn- Ill tbe n.uu )[aad!eelv Nilles thai Ber- Prsl;ht, lhnq!• anb' lbree ·enlfled 011 a IIIIIU.t lnbalat.. boun s.4 aDd T-1 p.m. Paftllll PT. ~ Jilt, IIC:ied 0111 bll on Me. plaead lblre II}' ~ aard J'eis<DWI, the aal<IIIDIII were IIIC?ISIIJ0 IICCIIllllmc 1t • '"LJDdoa IIlii I dldll't 8J1111k. • oa1y 011 Pedlalrla Wan!. l!lvlllilpled I lllllillep 111 ln•ti(ll two llaun bel\n 4efieloiw. 'IIIIo r1cz1ei1 tho ad, baled up Ia a VIIICbester. .......,... qUOieil !ln. Jci!Dwllldl r.llted II ll IYppml. lelliDc lin. 'ftlll ad Ia tbe Dallal N-, bar !or fwr boors alter belrta& !JideHI aaca • uy!D(. "We jusllooted &do~r'IIIM - Jdn. Vl¥lall Jl:, jury !II - pau 111111 lacqOellao KeaDedy "wo'l'e UDder the beldJD& "Weloome, of tho uriiiiiJI'Ilon beallDt be '1 Wall 1o 110 Ia 1ben w!lea al eacll other, excbangjn!J F~ n Qillllcolhe Rd.: imateb' fi50 ifi418ly ~ IDto IIIII coun11y to. )(r. 1teaaoct1 1o Dallu," fw'ed he would he blJ!med. He be dlost ohe e:&plalfted to White mesnges wilb boor eyes. We Jdn. J0111 C. Rlglaad, • Pine Belly Jo Gordaer, ".:.'MI!dl diJ.• IICruiOd tho prealdenl of"""""" quoted blm os U1lnl of !be Boale ~ Dr. Georp blow what II mJabt he.'" St.: Marilyn S. O!Dnlnpam, Lincoln Av-, was M libllity for lbe lmjlrlBoDment, assassin: "I bope he Is DOl a Burtley u she lllnlggled with a Tlmo Far PriJU 1Z KlDeon Dr.: Mrs. Clare""" at Pltaaant Vlllq HolpfiiJ 'lbo ironi< """"" ls depieled Ill starvation aDd peroeoulion of member of lbe Walker !ri&bt.- mne who lldamanllr n!Ured Johallob was lor readier to Crothers, 1820 Chatham Ave.; a laceralloll of the lot*ad lbe secooc1 Look mq:u!De ''tllousanda o1 Cldtau," and wing Gen. l:clwiD Walker) bel' admittance. He told the taka Gfden !han to bsue tbem, Lemuel B. Bailey, at. 1 Crown low!JII a mllbap wbiB lbe -IPie>~!_l; II!~ larlallmeat of Wllllam- said he was sell1nl lood to group." aurse It Mnl. ~· Manl:bester wrote. . He to14 City; Mrs. Mario~~ Jl;vnal!!r, Rt. attempllq to mike 1 Jell ter'l boot, '"!be Dealb of a Q>mmunlsl IOidlfn who were The article provided a minute- "prerogative" and led lier ln. A """'"'""man Homer 'lbornbt!r- 1 Ewington; Mrs. !llarles E. with bor ear onto LlncoiD Art~IP!Wre(; 1\"eBiden~" pubUobed MoDCiay. killing Amorlew Ia Vletllam. by-minute account of the few miDuiM lata' It wa Ill ry Ill a feeble Wbl!per, "'TIIIa II Carter, Rt S Patrlol; NanuaJ nue from f11b Strtet aad -- 1 ~ n.e ~ pidurer Presldeol '1'be ad ldnted President Kenne- tragedy, IJP&I'iD& few ollbe 11017 over and 11\1110()11 Kemp Cllllt a time lor prayer II there ._. ..G Dean, Rt. 1 Patrlol: Oakey liled wllb 1 car drive JobDIOII• dasad IIJ·the a!qlq dy had - readied a II!Crel details. It II <>:llkal of pollee \old the widow: one, lforneio.'...Jdn. John- Bowyer, RL 1 Crown at)'; Gory Kapp, so, ·o llilll aDd foarful ol a,plol aglilllt his a111'<"!1lenl wilb the Commuolsl lor not 8pOitjng Oswald Ill the "'Your husband hea sustained son, who always carried aoto- James C. Gl888bum, !It 1.BJd. Avenue. 'ftle ImP"" bol~l iii'IJUUJIS¥Wf- ·' . own life, while Mn. Lody Bird party Ill the United Sttes. Book Depository Buildhl8 win- a falllWOIIIId.' 'lbo llpa monel boob to neon( wbal She called well; Wayne C. llan;loon, 1Wo the Gardaer veblcllllldo a Jobnsoa wro1o 11er lmpressloah "He read each won!," Manch- dow, as 1wr wltne•es reported llleotly: 'I mow.'" ller uur·to-he.forgottea eervllle Star at.: MB. Douald ed car olllled loy Ji:vlftlt Ia 1 nolehool< raa'Ved lor ester ....,.,ns. "Ills taco was doing, of Ute haphamd plao!e- Meaawblle lbe ~ walt- momeats, produced one from E. Gillenwater, RL J Qoown rls Lincoln A •a e ver . to. he ·forl!<>llea p, and be haded It to Ja<*le. meal ol the Wblte House ed Ia aDOiher part of tile IHr purae and was rapidly City; Mrs. Harley A. · Boaecutcl\y pelk@ court aJw-ilaJI moments." • "• Her vivacity dlssppeared; she pbysldan Ia a ear 11Yr the rear 1holpltal with oaly seraps of writing down her ImpreSSions." ler, RL 2 Letart; 'Mnl. Charles morali!g Jolla w. Llm!y, PT. PLI!lA8AN'l' - 'Dle Nil iolancllester qufll1!ons frakly felt sick. The prealdeut shook of tbe lll!lloooade, and an laformatloa aftllllble aboi1t !be Jolmson finally suggested L. Higginbotham, Grimms Land- PGmeroy, paid 1 flnl .of PIMun llll Blacb WIJI117 to the allillty of,~·· se.:ret his head. Slowly, he said to her, ''almost tot~ COllap&e." Ill President's co 1 d I t1 on. Wltb By!Dg to CaNweU Strategic Air lng; Mrs. Shirley D. Nibert, 8ad eor1s 1111 1 redllesl _,_ ..!.~ ~.111:J" Service body.inlld to "''"' wilb 'Ob, you lmow, '"''re golD& !Dio dlaclpllne on the part ol the them wu 1!e<ret Service agent ()xmnoad Baao , aoat Fort Gallipolis Ferry; Mrs. ~ ebarle Earlier S.Janlar . ""' ....... w ..,. ~ lbe aituallon:'f~~'¥~~~8 ltlal "the nul 001111\ry today.'''!:. hosp!talalaff. Rufu8 Yonoghlood, who· bad WOI1il lor aafety, but II was L. Crawlord, Galllpplll Ferry; lag had wllea lhey llltenaiB tbe llilillb reflexes of the' ~ts nearesl Ideal NJpV After the flrsl shot, whiCh protecled the Jobasons Ill the decided Ibis was too far. Ken Mrs. H. <Jiflord Macblr, Pl. ed by elty pollee adi Ifni ilar~w- ~,itthe president w~ CIUcial on Then in what the author wounded Kennedy but ool 11101orcade with hll own body O'Do!lllell 01 the Keanedy staff Pleasant; Russell G. Nott, Pl. the c:oan1y Jail 111 a rall!l tba Palat Plearaill 1111 those seconds alter the llrst described 15 aa ''00'1 caper;" fatally, the President's body- a(ter lbe flrlt shol was fired at COilflnned Kennedy's death In Pleasanl1 Lowell Rogers, Pt. whll IBIOIIcaled dlarlle. shot was fired ." He accused Kennedy observed thai tbe night guards "w~ In a po~~lllon 111 Jdwson ead Moncheslor quotes Pleasant; Gene D. Vauglm, Pl. at ;, 11e1r1q 111e cliarle ~ lllllllacU llul1l them o1 being "immobilized" before when"'- arrived at the lake evaalvo aclfon....bul for 1Wn as saying the new Pleasant; Mrs.lloljald K. JUdi. .....~ed to _ ....,_ • ........., ._. ,0110 ~ ,•.u.....,.. We .'lllllstleaptoollltlti'IP ....~ a r..-.. while Lee Harvey Oswald toot hotel "would havo been a hell of fivo terrible seconds, they were Pre.lklenl ''raised the JlOBSiblll'" ardson, New Haven·• Mrs. Char- ~ · lloii 111 deliberate aim ior his final shot.. a nlgbt to · assassinate a IDunobUized, • MaDChester said. of a 1l0118p!Mcy.'' les K. Sayre. Pl. Pleasant; CyD ss Unsure president." The autllor cbarged that The Johason puty left soon lhla A. Farrar, Chester; . llfrs. IIICIWUlSON TO '1'&\CB ~ !be Rlpltr ~ tl•. In addition, the Secret Service " 'I mean II,' he said. 'There White IIouse bodyguards are not ~~ lthore pO::enti' ' Lovalande·~~ : :• ifr.~~ ~ m~-=~-~. M. .::!~ was unsure of its alleglan<e-to WBI the raJa, and the ilight, IIDd subjected to reflex leots, surh w~ ·......~.., w~ """ lllelr d Ia a the Kennedys or Johnson-alter we were all rettJng joslied. as are given to airlines pilots PI'. PLEASAm'- Floyd Wal· presidential jets were wailing. Chester; Mrs. Della F. GlllllaD, New Yort Y•llkeet' tr7IDI ~ ._. ....Ill the assassination. and instead of Suppose a man had a pistol Ill a acd are as.slgned to tbelr ~ lie Hart, 73, Leon Rl 1, died Kennedy aide Kilduff was the Racine: Mrs. Guy .M Palmers, haaelllaD after the ll8ll "-:•;:;oa,ml~n~w~-::. ~of dill ~iiiD being "a symbol of continuity, briefcase.' He gestured ·vividly, becall6e of seniority, altboogh Sunday 11:30 p.m. Ill !ID!zer Hos- Orst to· address Johns1111 as Ravenswood: Mrs. Harold E. will allelld spring lraiDIDg .• was riven by disunion," Maneb· poilltil!l bls rigid IDdex linger at agents admit that at ({) a man pllal. He was InJured Jtlllllllry "Mr. President." &nlth, Ravenswood; Andrew lastructor !or lnflelden, It Plraleltb.,~"'.;:: ester wrote. The agents foJ.. the wall aDd jerldng his thumb on this delall ls "old." The two loth when he was nm over by "Ha looked at me like I was J. McDaniel, Raveoswood; Aug. learned Monday. a · ..... . -.. lowed personal loyalties, he tw1ee 111 show the action of the in the presidential ear were Roy a tractor in a farm !IOddenl. Do n a I d D 11 c k," Manchester UBI W. Rogera, RL Z WellJton; Lee MacPhail, the lo said, and "the Inevitable hammer. 'Then he could have Kellerman, 53 and the driver for He was bora June 21, 1883 Ia quotes Kilduff • saying. Boone B. Pridemore, Rldcllll; ceneralmanagor, said RJdlard. ........consequence was anarchy." dropped the gun and !be an agent named Greer, 48. Mason County, a ton olllllalll Je!i Smith, Rt. 2 Cotflii!eviDe, son will report about jlfatdl1 Ia WI . . . . The fear that mounted to brlefcase'-111 pantomime, he 11 was the second bullet that Melvin aDd Sarah RoBeherry Juvenile of Muon ,W. Va. the team's Fort Lauderdale, ~ Ill" bloody terror in DaD as' Dealey dropped Utem aDd whirled in a destroyed the President's brain. -::,:term: 111'::. Is Apprehended I Births - Mrs. Edgar v. CrJa. Fla., training ~---=80.:::.__;__ _ _ _..:......,.~ Pla~a and climaled in l'haos tense Cl'l!"eb-'and melted away The damage to the skull ~ the PT PLl!:ASANT _ A :15' • 1er, O>lumbus, daughter, 1:34 oDd suspicion at Parklend in the t!iiowd.' " "red sbeet" of blood convmced her of the EUB ChurCh for 42 • bas Y:.a:;, ja.m. li40Dday; llfrs. James A. · ., 0 of Mason H011pital on Nov. 22, 1968, first MaDChester said II was the First Lady her husbaDCI wu years. Ills wife, 14a Mae Dono- old juvealled connecti 'th Nutter, Rt. 1 Guysville, a o a, gripped the Kennedys in a hotel ~ennedy's way o1 shaking off dead. She was amazed to lind , hue Hart, preceded him In 1apprehead 1n on WI 2,11 a.m. :Monday; Mrs. CJar. room in Fort Worth as they the reflects of lbe ~:. He oul_lato:r at ~e. ~tal_th_a~~e de:!vt~~ three lOBI, Wal-l:::~~ ence Crothers, Wl Chath~ . •";'. lie and Alleo Hart, bcitb of !Aon eery al Mason owned by James Ave., son, 12-noon Monday, RL 1 IIlii Jact D Hart, RL al Fields. The building was enter- Mrs. Ronald K. Rlehardson, ~~~ :II Leon; seven ~~~n~. l ed through a rear window and New Haven, son, 6:55 p.m. . ~ .., .., V~ ' ' Olive Pierson, Mrs. IJIIIan I reported .~n~ssmg were fl8 in Monday. Pierson, Mrs. Doris Crump, all 1110ney, cigarelles and t:lgarelte Disebargea - Mrs. Rollln of Leon Rl 2, Mrs. Geraldlae lighters. Anotller J.&.year • old Bearbs, Mrs. William M. Boyd, E. Blessing, Leon RL 1, Mrs. LIJ.. youth Who aJlegedly escaped Michael J. Cook, Robert E. lie Mao Stover and Vlsr F8111· from tho Zaleski Youth camp II Elliott, Fred Facemire, Orville . . ·' B--L----.!D' Jnvades.Point -.r·'., fi ,_ . McMurray Floyd Hart· f Leon is Dead _, I ~by t-t . we.- :!:' '!:• ~ YOUftl .AIIKm Helen Bottel-_. roa rr r;:;1$:l: etVe17 SpeeiGI ;::;z;, ' ::;u: .lers, L o•11 ~ .:,tit .I \ aeasonfor =::: :: l... , CJiu,JJ18ef tHew xcluslve,.Autom·atlc I ~ 10 ........ id Low TemP.~ l I 7"" Jilt. • ' . . . '''''t''•il'' "'-'' , •. ' · 'Dr~er ,. .· . With the new addition to your family, there's uothr addition you should have ••• a new electric clothes dryer. OafJ electric IIJIC offers you the llli..U in cleanliness.safetJ and 'work-saving convenience. Because 'It's ' flamelessyou can safely iulallitaDJWIIn. Your clothes come out softer,fluffier...can't bake or yellow. Special controls on all1967 electric dryers assure regulated, even beat for today's new miracle fabrics. Get an these flameless advantages at a llnr price, with li:lwer installation cost, less maintenance cost. Discover bow much •• CMIIIience •4 can be fDUI'S in anew 1967 flameless dryer. 'Additional wiring needed? Tale ~~~vantage 1 8R C --.-.s-.....111 IIIIQII · ~ ., . • _ .· t h8 ':.~ch·or-. ,. . I~ ~· . r· , .. , ~. . .. ' \you llkef tl ~~~- ~- IMI .. . 4. ' ltm- ri8M Ilk 1\ 11r1c 1 tadllr..ewo I ...... ,.. ... • . • Less Tim• In Thtl Kitchen! ulbttt\ dlln. a. --· ___ CoM_,..._ Ill 7 fira:..a Mt1rt1 TimtJ Ftn Your I .... - -.. -llltllami!JI' ...... - - ... ., ..... AIIDmafiila - Clothes , hUts"d -'iltM d . ryei"<I.VII.. • . "dry- enou""·~ h 1othIPI: ...__ , .lor-····· ~~ t MaytJg ~ ..... ldia BUiiWI tfntJert'*·F"dtlr.AaiDo a. ----1!110 M0 I'STuRE . MIND'E'B' . ., L. Fuildersol, Mrs. Vera L. lifo. Lane, 'Miss Janice Null, wn. liam C. Rapp, Norman C. Sohu· lor, Bernie B. Smith, Mrs. Fred E•. Spencer, Everett S. SW!c!· lor, Mrs. Harry E. W'ill•ams, . Mrs. ES~ Dempsey, Do\]ald '1:· , , : A.L. MEETING · Wyant, l!frs. ijarey . UUiied. 1 1'1 · NEW YORK · IUP!l -An Mrs. LariJ. IJ,' ~ ana'ilitiql . . •oc American Football League own· son, Mrs, :b~ey J. Hurfbw anll . .S era meeling will be held Feb. infant ~ter. · , ·· 111-16 at 1ile Balmoral Hotel in ~~--. Miami Beach, Fla., with the I League owners also are '. pre-season and regular schedule , expected to establish a date for for 1961 a mala topic, the Ipro football's . ~ W also wanted In connection with the erime. State Police, Sherllf's dep.art. ment aDd the Musnn City police investigated the breaking al!d enter11111. · ~~HD:~:·:::::::::::~~~;~::~~M~on~da~Y·;::M:~:•:f:~~~~~:P:~:":'~..~ :L a,_ •'II r...... ..... ous Hart, both of Po!Dt Pleuant, and lllrs. Calherllla , 1Je. weese, Columbus, 0.; one sister, · Mra. Dewey (FloSsie) · Bora· elte, Leon Rt. 2; 1wo brolben, · G<anl Hart, Palbrsbural and Don Bar~ LeOn Rt; lj II graadrhlltlreo Including Sampy Bart wbo mlded wi111 hll &randparIents, and • great grandchildrea. .I liUneral lllrVIce wiD be held Wedoesday at 1i1e Ham!y Q]apeland burial wiD be Ia tbe Rose· berry cemetery. Frll!lldlo ·IIIIIY at the Cl'cl'Hiussell Fuael'- tar --- ••cllale ._. -~ '. New Admiral Convenient, ..Walk•AWB'I ..Automatic Cooking Feetures _,. 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DON'J BE SPECIJIL 1961 VOLKSWAGEN - - - -- - - $395 Pomeroy Motor Co. o• ntll CAR W,ASH " Mlddloport, 0 . SPECIAL ANNOUN«;EMENT Miss Sandra Bailey Racine, Ohio ON ' TRACTOR OV.ERHAULS . - NOW·' Te1ching Pl1no •nd 11le Wondurus Hammond Orgen MY. ~I~, WHY PAC K A • FANCY GowN IF 'fOU~ ' l~, CIF~ CWlY V151nN6 A GIRL I CAN IIOIJ) FRif ND ~ . 011 FOR A MIMJTf.- ~< Br Appolntm.nt Only Phono 949.3744 For A 5olec:t Tim• .. Meigs Equipllllllt'(~, h HOWII SCHNIIOIR PHONI 99241,6 I'OMIROY FO~ H'-VIAJG CR£~\'1), .. BR~T AM~ICMI . 'THE MOU1WI 7 1 have• Bu t thiG iGt he f irGt t ime at night! i - ~~ ...................... . --~- - --· . ' ~ ..0,"" ' J If. 1•:1'1- . h ME!IR1LL ILOISI!R · .-4 ·1-li.JI..I ! f,li:RV£1::1 'EM RICii-IT1 BUT 1'00 LATt . TOO !J!!!j MU<>< ~I TI-lt REPOR'TE'I? SAID A GIANT ~ST twe: 808"'iGC lHEIR H!:ADS P ii-IA'N A WILD cus:;s 1· YQ!.! EV!:R !<HOW ,::lti"( ~ UI<E. TIIAT 1 AlliE AND SLATS ly RAEBURN VAN BUREN · ·" .' I ; .. . ' . _. 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Good tires, . dark ereen finlsh. •• 0111 BOBCAT NIU5T PIOI'\.111 • · CAU. SPRINT DICK· RAWLINGS BlAmNARS Rawlings Honda 511" . Phone 992-210 Wl W 151 MtOOI.IPOill 00110 , _ lho Lonrtll Truek or Bulldoxer llodlttor To Tho "ne llett Ruter Core. l'o!Mrr,, 0. 2 Door, Blk. finisll, food tires. 1 '6.50 • -- ••• ~c:!v SOc Wheel Balancing 1•• . $J.5o"Wel1htt IE PROUD OP: . ' ' A CLEAN CAt U.OR1VE-THI{Y' KEITH ·GOBLE FORD WY 2-2196 • ASHAMED OF YOUR DIRtY CAih W"'-1 Alignment :, . DON'J BE SPECIJIL 1961 VOLKSWAGEN - - - -- - - $395 Pomeroy Motor Co. o• ntll CAR W,ASH " Mlddloport, 0 . SPECIAL ANNOUN«;EMENT Miss Sandra Bailey Racine, Ohio ON ' TRACTOR OV.ERHAULS . - NOW·' Te1ching Pl1no •nd 11le Wondurus Hammond Orgen MY. ~I~, WHY PAC K A • FANCY GowN IF 'fOU~ ' l~, CIF~ CWlY V151nN6 A GIRL I CAN IIOIJ) FRif ND ~ . 011 FOR A MIMJTf.- ~< Br Appolntm.nt Only Phono 949.3744 For A 5olec:t Tim• .. Meigs Equipllllllt'(~, h HOWII SCHNIIOIR PHONI 99241,6 I'OMIROY FO~ H'-VIAJG CR£~\'1), .. BR~T AM~ICMI . 'THE MOU1WI 7 1 have• Bu t thiG iGt he f irGt t ime at night! i - ~~ ...................... . --~- - --· . ' ~ ..0,"" ' J If. 1•:1'1- . h ME!IR1LL ILOISI!R · .-4 ·1-li.JI..I ! f,li:RV£1::1 'EM RICii-IT1 BUT 1'00 LATt . TOO !J!!!j MU<>< ~I TI-lt REPOR'TE'I? SAID A GIANT ~ST twe: 808"'iGC lHEIR H!:ADS P ii-IA'N A WILD cus:;s 1· YQ!.! EV!:R !<HOW ,::lti"( ~ UI<E. TIIAT 1 AlliE AND SLATS ly RAEBURN VAN BUREN · ·" .' I ; .. . ' . _. ' 't:"' ' DICIC 'i'ftACY WONDER '" ANYBODY ELS E SAW T HE MAN DROP THESE . .. '• . ,'. ' . " ~ TT ...•,·N , ,. . ,, • , •! ,. .• -~ N·OTICE! ~/ • ·,n,. •biC, ~·· ore I!OME FI\OM ASIA A-10 Ftank . Atirtrew. son o( M~,,,and .f.li's ..Franci~ ·~.drr)'­ .Jta•· !11'\J'n"~ from , six months teinpor~ry !{,. ' in, ~fb•ast ' 1~. A•'•· An ~r •w . a . I.Qng l.< Bottom, ;H~Ii ~"PPtor .,.cn .-w c~ i l'f . .~ctnrrtrfl . tQ• Ma!,m stt~ll) Air 'Furce Ba"',' ·in ~~~~t:ana. 'I . .. j·. ~-· 1 .... : .r l,o. ·-. r. ftC!W CJPi!n for the Docembtr ef Flrfil liilf1;oll~oti011 of 11io 1~ Real stote To..s. o\lso· lor ,d~llnquent toJt, C!lotlng dato will be F~. I, 1967 , .· , , 1 · •.; 1 ~ -~· .., ·', Howar.d .E. Frank ,' . ' . Mti!, C.ounty Trea~\lfllf , ~.· ·i ' ,\ ,, . ··---:-•w...-~"""------------' "' ··T ,. I ·~ f. ~~ · ~) ' ' • II• • �• • , J • • { ' Jobts Daughters Program - G{v~n Sunday Afternoon .,,.....,.~ No. 10, Roy. and Accepted Masons, invited. Companion Damo1J welcomed "' Ardl Masona, held it. ...... II and •'•'•ed lho ·~ ~ Mnrmation and Preceding the pnliJ'am, Job's 0 "'!"""' purpooe Roy~ kolt Qbsefvanee Da Daughters entertd the hall sing· of lho ~ce and those lakin& ~ all • Y ing "Open u1e Gates of the part. The mvocaUon by lho Rov 1'1 ~~~~at lho Porno- Bethel " and ......., seated in lho Wilbur Perrin opened lho ~ apeci~c was ...,. east. Paul M. Darnell, a past gram, followed with reDilll'.is senteq w\th lJW!lllers of a!thel high priest of Pomeroy Chapter by Paul M. Darnell, chairman, No. 62, ~~ ,;,..1 Order of 1 RAM introduced the Daughters .and Albert G. Woodard, high Job's D•UJ=;;;i their ar- inclllding, Becky Houdashelt. ~rlest, and the Bethel \ .. sang, ents, members of the of Irene Barnes, Sherrie King, Sweet Hour .~f Prayer. Eastern star, and all brothers and Cathy McGuire, choir; Sus- A reading, . Great:;r than of the Ma:ionic Fraternit Free an Gerlach, flag bearer; Diana Kmgs or Pa.rliament, was g~v. 1 y, Welsh outer guard · Betsy Con· en by Jenmler Blakeslee, and : ' ' a , solo • "He •" was presen ted by 1 ·"1!QW ningham , inner guard ; Kathy .. p,..: =ou: OHIO Orde: ~yracuse Watson, senior custodian ; Mes- speaker, ~e Rev, Donald Boone, sengers Joy Kautz fifth · Nan. spoke on Christ as the Comer\ I I lll.d .. cy Buchanan, fourth ; ' Mary stone." Following the tuJOO - 1 Francis, third ; Ruth Ann Lac- Come Holy Splr1t, by ~ ey, second, and Kathy Francis, Daug~lers ~ a solo, · rr first: Mickey Wolfe, musician; T~, by Linda Mayer, , ~ Debbie King, librarian ; carol Job s Daughters formed a • ...,.. I King, chaplain ; Twila Clatwor. and sang, Nearer My God to Mr. and Mrs. Don Dailey and thy, treasurer ; Cathy Bunce, Thee .. After the song and while Barry and B. J. of Chillicothe. recorder protem ; Sheila Cowan, kneelmg, !h~ Rev. Perrin gave were weekend guests of their i marshaL Annette Warner guide the benedictJon to clO!je t parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Debbie ' King, junior princess; program. Hawley and Mr. and Mrs. Ev. Becky Nease, senior princess; At the close o~ the meeting, erett Dailey. and Pam Cleek, honored queen. ~e. group were mvited to the Mr. and Mrs Chester Zirkle Th . dmmg room where refreshments DEMONSTRATIONS. - A hllr-do and fa••·• · 1 e Council members were were ed b Mr El · mak~ d i 1 · '"" of Columbus spent the weekend EI . D . serv Y s. Sle .. -up emons rat on was rondueted Monday uJght with relatives in the area , MSJe . Smith, guardian; Paul Smith, Mrs. Helene Mullen, MNI.I at a meeting of Mlddlepott Girl &ouf Troop No. 185. C1 Joseph Above, Mrs. lola Bartrum, operator of lola's Beauty · · Darnell . associate g'JSrd18n; Dale E. Smith, Mrs. P · Stanley R. Lemley of Daisy Blakeslee. secretary; Ua Stanley, Mrs. Paul M. Darnell Shop In Pomeroy, styles the hair of Robyn MIUs and Cherry POJ~t. ~.C., spent the Darnell, treasurer ; Mary Virgin- and Mrs. Linda Mayer · speaks on a related subject. Below, Mn. Stndy Batey weekend with hJS parents, Mr. ia Kautz, director of music· Mrs Albert G Woodard sen·! combs out the hair of another ..Out, Jane GOkey, dur• ~ Mrs.dHMaroldLIW.dl.Emley. and Helene Mullen, promoter of ing punch and 'Mrs c. J Stru- lng the demonslrallon.- Sentinel Photos. r. an rs. oy Thorne of hospitality bl 11 • • OUD en~ine , 80 t • 1967 • X. ans1on ss ' ., · lui • WhatJWm Th• ·······~;;;;;~~·;·;co~e~e.;;;;;;;;;;;; Kirkland were Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Harold guests W. LEmley. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Karr and OUD 30 Mrs. Cllarles Lytle apeRt SUnday evening, with Mr. and Mrs. Cllarle:r R. Karr, Sr. Charles Thompson who is employed iD Danville, Ill while awlliting •ntey into the U.S. Air Fon!e, spe!lt the weekOBd with his wile at the home of Sp. 4 Roger L. her P""'"ts, Mr. and Mrs. Charof Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence les Hysell. He was accompanley has returned to tfie st ied by his brother, Robert wbo from Germany where he was also a JUest of the been stationed with the U. S. sell's. Army for the past two years. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thorup. FoUowing a 30-day leave here son, Robert Thompson, Miss with his wife, Connie Maonle:v I Charlene Hysell and Charles and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hysell Jr., spent Saturday at Lawrence Manley, he will Spencer, W. Va., with Mr. and assigned to the 116th lnt<,lli. Mrs. Charle! Ray. MRS. RICHARD GARTEN gence Group In Washington, D. Charles Hysell Sr., who is c. i employed in Columbus, spent . Announcement Is made of the weekend with Mrs. Hysell the marriage of Miss Y\'onna Mrs. B. P. Parmalee and her and family. Sue Rowe, daughter of Mr. daughter, Mrs. Dallas Blevins, Mrs. E. J. Hill returned home Richard Rowe and the late Friday, after spending severa1 Rowena Rowe, Letart Falls, were business visitors In Hun~ I days with relatives iR Colum- to Mr. Richard Edward Gar- ington, W. Va. this past week. bus. She was accompanied ten, son of Mr. and Mrs. Har~ Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Jones home by her brother, Edward ry Garten, Middleport, Jast visited Sunday in Athens with Frecker who returned home in December 15. Mrs. Garteo is Mr. and Mrs. Lee Davidson thP evening. completing her senior year at Mr. E. W. Jones. Edward Frecker and sister, Southei'D Local High Scbool Mr. and Mrs R ·Is hed 1 d ! Mrs. E. J. Hill visited Froday and Mr. Garteo is employed doo Hunting! . woge; !!C, u e or afternoon with their sister and b~ Iogels Furniture Company, ove; the we;:~ ~i~·- their also 1111!lounced that a brother-m·law, Mr. and Mrs, Middleport. The couple is parents Mr and M J I , Woodwind .clinic would be held Norman Rose. preseatly reoidlag at 319 N. BrewlnSton and Mr~~nd ames ', Mond~i'Jan; .~, at the Middle· Mr. and Mrs. George Vaugh· Third, Middleport. Alva Luckeyd N H pott Higll Bchool lor memb.is , an and son Chris, of Chillicothe, - Visitin wJt~M. ew aven. Plans were made ror the an- of the Woodwind secuo11 •trom spent &.mday with her parents, DAUGHTER HONORED Charles ~eMett 1r. :~ Senior Band dinne1 and : 4-8 p.m. Mrs. John ·welsh Mr. and Mrs. Paul Zirkle and Mrs. Welby Whaley enter. law Mr V ~ " I at the meeting of the ' sident .of the newly ~rmed attended the Zirkle-Ashley Wed· lained with a dinner Sunday at Har'bo · h erhnon beeogers 0 Band Booster As- 11Meigs Consolidated Band • ding h h . rwoas n . Boot .· 1 : . I er orne, Rock Sprtngs Road here due t th ')] . Monday evenmg at s er Association, announced Miss Marcia Karr, Mrs. honoring her daughter, Mrs.' mother 0 e 1 ne~s 0 : his the high school. Mrs. Wesley 1that a .meeting for Wendell Frecker and son, Lar- Karl Grueser, whose birthday patient'a~~s.l Pur~ R~g-rs, 8 ~ Fry, president, was in charge. l of the· three.:, rie~::';:i ry and Mr. ~ Mrs. Everett is Wednesday. Present were Galli lis 0 zer ospttal in 1 Tentative plans were made : Middleport, y 'Dlomas were m Shade Sunday/ Mr. and Mrs. Karl Grueser and Mr~ · ] for the band party to be held 1 Rutland, would be .,ternoon, to attend the funeral !Ions, Mrs Gladys Cuckler and . . ·. 1~aro~ Sheets, Columbus, ISaturday evening, February 25 I January 31 at orf;;;J;;;ohn .... Co..w ..... ;;;.====_;;M;;;r~s:..~C~Ia~;a~K~a~rr~.===--. ISE. VIS! mg er fath_er, Mr. 0. 1with committees to be i I' ElementarY buildin McKinley,. a pahe~t at Vet- I ed by the president. The g , erans Memonal Hospital. Istudents will be asked to sub· I i L. W. McComas spent the mit dinnerm enus, df,"!coration in Columbus where he theme and dan· ce band h . I weekend · 'led 'th h'•s mother, Mrs. to the• direclor Mr c 01ce VIS! WI Ro Gee . . . I thought everyone J. E. McComas, who is confin. Frey. ' • n· knew NELSON'S, everyday ed to her home with illness. Mr. Frey a!~ announced oth· low !)rices included my ·preMrs. Ro~ Bachtel a?d daugh- er spring dates for the , scnplloru;, and Fast Free Det~, Claudta,. of YIJCkenburg, which include participation ~ONTINUES livery-MomAr1z. and Mtss Sharon Nease, 1 the solo and ensemble contest . my does! ..You . Olarl~ston, W. Va., visited Sun- I atr Ohio University in March, should tell day w1th Mr. and Mrs. Forrest and the district .and state festlyour Bachtel and daughter, Miss vals in March and April, and 8 Middleport Mommy." ol Bachtel, They had been call- concert May 7. A combined band ed to Charleston due to the ,r, -=~-:;;;::~==== death of Mrs. Roy Bachtel's /I mother . Mr. and Mrs. Eddie GEorge , and daughter. Lisa , ha\'e returned to their home in Dallas, Texas, after being here for a : week with Mr. and Mrs. Harold 'i George and children. They came I due to the Illness or Mrs. Mar: tin George, a patient at Holzer · Hospital. 1 •Iaiii Ar ' I N~ d d It Year About Middleport "!::I 1 Hy- 1 Semor • Band I Dinner .Party AreP/annec/ ..\. [ · It Can Iring You Acc~r•,. : R~rds For ·.Income Till. Ne:Jt Ye~r ·Pius1'~, C~en. . ' ience of P'Y!iili All Your Billa. By ChftJ(. Ope,n ~ Ch4kking Ac~du"rit Today I --- YouthFellow•hip , Reviewolmtitute 1 1 I Disct.:ssion of the recent "-:int~r. Institute Jn ~ortsmouth hJghl~P,nted the Sunday evening meetmg of the Methodist Sen· ll " '"·":.' 1 1or Youth Fellewship, Present were Rhonda Gary Slaven, Sandy Van .Johnsan, Kathy Sherrie Sht!ler. Robbie and .Svlvia Swanson. Mise Shuler . president, presided. ThE" Rev. Max Donahue and Emerson Jones, counselors, assisted. 1 1 Want th• Best •, . Car an~ Home .f,n~uril;p~~ For the Prem · · ·" ,, PRESCRIPTION DRUGSTORE Hadj is the Arable Qame Q1 the holy Journey to Mecca. The Moslem believes the Hadj cures creal re""'·ua him. ...w merit for .e. 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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 January 24, 1967 arrington carmack hart orr patterson steel