http://66.213.69.5/files/original/ca6e09e7e6ceea4c212e0a1665b297da.pdf 474f583ff020a81af772aa0f6c2d668d PDF Text Text ,. '• • I a ture er Ill," DIIJiboo llld. Be Aid ... L'YNII, ..... (tlPI - .... .,..,.... Allin a w. fled lbe holpllll 10 caD.JIUbllc . . . . . II> ble """ for .... lliUtalioJJ Of bit bllln "' treQm, De81190 uld '1 ·~ bollilr ... bodJ ~ I ...,., wilL" 'l'llotiWidl ol ..... ll!lld ' the ~ Ill front ol polite . . . . . lllllarllll • • - Clllbl'o4 ... ~ · •!lftl!lllaoarmm ..,. _ . . , . do llr ~ ol lifo bn6ero .. 111m. . ll!illJO'I. . . .J ..... DtiSIIvo. . . ldllir of II - - . .... • IIJVCIIt • boon lleldquarten - .... fiken ooT~rnw~HE - ~omeroy SECRIT AGENTS?" (1'«hnieolor) )[artJ Allen and Steve Rossi. 1" Comedians. John Naney Sinatra 1• lloiiGa ......... bolk-llolld a • bonr, • 1111111 lllnJd: lelr ... lhe ., TONJdNfr~ ....TURDAY who tl'rlday aiPt drumod of AbOut ' lliJo ••emf at.. that 1!11 flight IIU llrmlnal.ed. PeoPle wiD know ..,.... 10 be mentoll7 of wromen. reuMI Williams . ,• "TJ4E PLA.JN~AN" -- .......... -(Techmcolor~ Doll Murrav, Guv St<><:kwell lk' • • • • • I•M uW Ia ... ·~ . . 1'1 . , • tnlliiiiJL ' Pkbp ... Jlla:· ~ __ ...,.......,... eaJIJIIIId •~ lln'tll .. : IJiclud!nf 111,111111 put up , : Dllhe,eorhMII~If ,lJ by beSI!vo'~ lawyer, F. L<e . .... - - ~lild .,_ lilt IIPG!fed ~-­ iowa'cl c.oM ...........,u. wllh Jlllllllber periOIL Be .... ......... 10 :.. armeo~: .,rid ~" "" pop plllo lo - .... . . , ~ brelt . fnm .....,..,.. llrldpwlller Slate (inenAJ) Jhpltel eorly P'rlda7 .......... AMI. 'NJ:t, Oe•. Donald t: . CoM, ! 8JIPOinled 1o head up the itate'o llmlt!ptlall "' lbe - suftiiAy, MONDAY unba c nTU~SOAY F .. ruary 2.6..27·21 ....-"'DR. GOLD FOOT & THE ' GIRL BOMBS"_ (Tt>ehnicolod . ~ • I .... ..ttl .., ., Jdll .. ... DoSilvo .,..· ldeatilled u Vtr!IQII r.... Rewards lllWIJJI ,,I,DDO hid been pootod for llll eon. 1111 .. ........ ... ... llllaroplioJJ. fill 'hindi - . m"'lded helliod his hi<L 'llle poll<oro•n who ~ ..p~~~re • . . . , ..., .. •ou~~~~ "' ~ ..... 11oc1t . - ..,.. bea9Y cuw Be - !Iolley. allfr bll CQ!Ilte Ill Foa walked 1o the rear of the Simon'• Unltarm Co. Jn Weot ' ........ 0011 DeSai¥• IDd ..ld I,:ytm. "What'• -psr IIIJIIO." De&>lvo. . Tile ......... ct lhe . . whlcb ..UO c1o1b1J1t 11!11 IDCIIIIIJ· ldenllfled ~Alii. AIIJ. Gen. Donald L. pollee unlformo telephoned poConn aid DeSalvo had heen Ill U<e after be ~'*' DeSalvo . from ....apapor phologrlp111. Ly011, .0 1i1DP. . from I h e ,)loopllll, olnce Jl'ri~J . afl!!t • DeSaiJO .... DOl armed aDegOdly heine dropped-ad hJ a thouP he fJI'IIer had . ...... reported caJT7lnl • .... and brother. " AIIJ'. Enlot Rlellafd. wu helleved "blab" on pep eon oald that ll1irulte! 1hefore bls He aurt'lllllered without • DeSalvo eaDed bll he .....,ed lrom :a,tllleSIIIIe lfenlll Bolpllll • ...... • poUcema ~... ID \' · ' BIG IOIAN ..•WITH A SAVINGS ACCOUNT! '· :~ Hew about you? A ~g cash rlll!lelVe safe and eanling good ba'!k interest~ a ~v· inga account here-c~Ql de t1 man-fjiZ6 JOb IDt an)tmlll'l; wom.ln, or child! Be the smarteilt: Start saVing here regularly now ••• or · ,\• II ill klllll . . ' ' Iii I Ill -¥ "" . _ M tiJi 26,' 1967 • j ·~ IJ. S. ·Troops Thrust Deeper ibto Jungles About Middleport Oa Map I, mt, •rllltll THREE SECTIONS 28 PAGES VOL. 2 NO.4 ' :elttint 1HOuoMT ..................... ..............- ..... TODAY'S ' ' ' Chief Problems of High Schools is Cold, Hard Cash . ,. ...,.. lle&f; payday! ';' -~ • RUn.AND POME~OY Serving Meigs County for over 941/eara Member Federall!eserve System Member FDIC All Accounlo lnoured Up To $15,000 Under Tho·FederAI Deposit l"'uranco Corporation Open Friday Nights 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. • WY2·2039 011 NIGNT WI''4HI I:POII!•roy Flo_, Shop 11'. llola PomerQJ JIJ:L Jllllud Vm JleW Boglnnl1111 March 3 - Open Sto 7 p.m. .... SPECU.L INTKODIJCTORY OFFER HI tlbry Pit Barbecue • ' WEEK-END SPECIAL FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY ,_u. ~AVE 25c PER SANDWICH P,n~ aAKBECUED El&erfelds.ln::. R · ft~EF, PORK OR HAM SANDWICH "··· ~·· ~ REGULAR PRICE -65c two ~~ ··~" ''February... llillolr<!fl by llle h)'lllll, "I Would Be True." A desseot eourae lllas served by lhe boslesses, Mn. Edwl!'d Tewbblry, Mn. John Welab, Mn. Carl Rony, Mn. J. K. Sml111, Xn. Tcni l'elly ••• Mn. VIncent !lebo. ·· . Curb Service and Carry-Out Only! Bring This Advertisement Y WE USE ONLY THE 'FINEST PRODUCTS! WE COOK WITH HICkORY AND OAKWOOD ' : ' .. •' . .... ' . •FOR COMPLETE BARBECuE MENU ·VISIT OUI 'INSiDI COUNTER OR DINING R~ "' with (NO LIMIT ON QUANTITY) , - ·-. ..-~ a WITH THIS AD-40c ' ' ; .... . • A' • ....__ . . .. ~~~ti:~~~;:··;··~. :.:.-=----~~ ~:.~~·--~~~~~· !u.~- . . . . ~ ~~~~~~~~~ ~~"-'!!!~.......~~ �i • • WreekSends Four Persons ToH~ital ,.. ., - Rebel . t ' Mit . AND . 'lUIS; .&RIIA1lGB '. " ' who 'want night after night of sleeping comfort and have inspected much higher-priced mattresses elsewhere! ~ . you sleep better feel better. for years and 'years of service. A TRU-SLEEP - .,; PRODUCT ·. 'i ,; '\ ,.. .., .'' ~:· ~l'i~ {• .,,1,. '1:d • ,J~ ' ':'.'~ri �i • • WreekSends Four Persons ToH~ital ,.. ., - Rebel . t ' Mit . AND . 'lUIS; .&RIIA1lGB '. " ' who 'want night after night of sleeping comfort and have inspected much higher-priced mattresses elsewhere! ~ . you sleep better feel better. for years and 'years of service. A TRU-SLEEP - .,; PRODUCT ·. 'i ,; '\ ,.. .., .'' ~:· ~l'i~ {• .,,1,. '1:d • ,J~ ' ':'.'~ri �• • ~· \ ,. • PUJJlJ&lliD I! rBJ OBIO VAIIZ1' P!IJJLIIBJNOi COIII'Aln : ti:fiOt 4 •. 0111111. , .. ~ Vft'I!Oil Mit. illlf, o.w-. CM.U r fJmMhlll, lac. ldtlor .Bollol1 WU.on. Jr. lolaa. ldi!Ot J - •. DIIIIMI'.... - . . •• M I t' • ' _! too Much Kennedy:: 0 I , ~ ' t' • It's Up to Us Two mlfi\OD Amertc:ans will be knoclt· lni! on door1 ·around the countey lbil Sunday, Feb. *> to distribute heart • lllanllni lnlormation lmd accept Heart Fund contributionS. ~.art Sunday is the blltl point IIDCI elinllll< ql annual Heart Montli. ' l Despite lbe ''Inevitability" ol a lnlai!J artificial heart for humans. noillng t h • causes, prevenilon and cures lor the maJor oardlovaseul.,. disonlers that affect at ieast %1 II!IUion people remains the goal of the American Heart Associution, accordIng to H.. president, Dr. Lewis E. Jan· aafeeuard Wbet!tet llld llolr 10011 !be!• In toiiCblcl depeDds IJI'flltlJ, u II bel In Mil; 1111 those who opoo tllelr dooro, llld t h el r . beattJ, to tho Hem JuDd 'I!IIUJIIHrl. Reaeblnl lor llle llat&T :Ves. .TiidaJ, m811)', l1 1101 all ol us Ill t!te ' GIIIla-Molp . uory. ''We b3ve beOO: reacbing for sUI'S," be . 1 l 1. .. l apiDII nlJMttd bdrt Alia. . cloeeokbetl llelrt DIIII'P, wblcb w.a unhear4 ol • ,_ fPI'I qo. NID)' llata l'lllllln "' be ' rHclled lOt, and says, "and n"v. , touched a few." Among recent fruits ~ AHA-supported researeh, 1 be cites: '"11 New dn!P !!)r. lowering high blood pres- we; vastl)',,_lmpioved di;lgnosUc t e c boiques; heart • lWJg macllines to take ov· er cireulation during operations; advancu In surgery lor heart disease; druga lo 1he aN•t Uin0W'1 IOD].IOOe, Of A, rami!Jt aooc1 bMltb t. ..... ol tbo ll'eiiiOIIdolll 1141vllllltl Ia heart reoearch the put 10 yean. But we lhould not late tile atwude 1M job II doDe. Adullly, it bd ·cm!y bee<m· Certlln17, we muat .._ araUI!Jie ror tbe work aecomp\lshed - best done b y sweetening the kitty IJideY ~ but we aliO sbould reeoplze mucll ftii!IIIDI to be done: heart traMPlanu, refinement of parts replacement, repalt;tbete Ill hardly an end to what medical researeh will do, In time, and the length ol tline bel a member alive and In Prehistoric Africans Not So Stupid Prehistoric Africa Is perhaps a I o n R way lo go, geographically or cbrooologieally, for a moral. But on the theory that never was a moral more desirable than roday, it may be worthwhile to ponder one 1hat has just emerged !rom A r I c a through a new book. The bookis "African Kingdoms" by Basfl Davidson, eminent English author who Is regarded as high authority on Africa, Its people and Its history. Davidson h5s surprises by the do z e n for those of us - which means most of us - whose concept of Africa is that of a prjmttive, uncivilized, undeveloped contin· ent with people to match - at least until they were ·•discovered" and colonized by Europeans. Among the surprises that Davidson springs are his avowals that prehistoric Africans: Developed farming techniques that have scarcoly been bettered to Ibis day. Possessed skills and know . how In l!llnlng and meta\ wOl'king without wblrh supplying \lhe gold content . of medieval European currenrtes ntigbt Dot have been \)011sible. . ¢reat&l what Is enlled "tbe w or I d's ' QbiO Glllip0i15• abat greateot Rllliel1 ol prtlllstlll'lc art" - 11,· 000 rock paintings In 1he central plate... of the Sahara wbicb relied Mica's cui~ ural beglnnlnp tllousandl ol ~ I&Q. Devised llld operated hilb!J: sopbiJUca~ ed political llld locial 8JI!Iellll. Were superb aculptors. Displayed what Davidson calla "a aeolus lor social nrgnnizaUon." Created •eommunity a~ that . joined man to man In a brolllerilood of ectuals, moral rules that guided .social behavior, belle!s that exalted tile IPb'itual aspects ol !lie above the matetlal." Developed medieval cities sud> as Tlmbuktu into centers of learning aoil gracl· ous living. Were able, with no written iangu&Je, 1o mobiliz.e In anUque Benin a total ol 100,000 waniors In a single day I tEno\ljlb to make Gen. HersheY eonsider burninC his draft powerfUl ceniB ol• polley-tnftu. "We'll Give .It a Little More~oU9ht . and Dig. You Up-Later! : . B ' forward fashion gear '..;;::"~ •Make the scene-jointhe_rush ~o Russ Togs ••• then head for su~~%~~:h~~~~~-~~~~~~~n~f:~~~~~~:c:ate~ So young, complinwnts built right in. Skirt and pant are text~;:,d All rayon and flax with the look of linen. color-coordmated and accelerated to mix a d A match with any batcltof separate~ · plan.) Doea all t!tll lit In with the cooeept many ol Ul have bad ol "darkest" Africa! I!Brdly. 011, yu - !be moral: Perbapa it's juat · u well not to judge things or naUona ol wllleh we ll:now litUt or nothing. Or people, either. · 0 rlon(r) stripe poor glrl-Na . and· M% rayon 169< f1 bo vy/Whlte • o ax nded pant. Il-lS B. Orlon(r) solid poor girl N . 14.99 Set and 84% r - avy and Gold Gold. 11-18 ayon, 16% flax ~onded skirt-- Navy llld Ban Nepotism from America '" The wo loosely '' "cpotlsm" has been rather In conneetlon with the disdos11r" at some 51 congressmen bave, or h In 11166. relatives on their staffs. Strictly dellned, nepotism meane bestowing favors on someone on the basis of relationship rather than merit. It's a sure bet that almost all of the congressmen concerned could argue con.. vincingly that , In their cases at least, ldnship and merit just happened to coin' cide. And there Is no reason to doulit \tlat it ot1 en doea. • . Yet 48! otller senators aoil reprteenta· lives. who o;ndoubtedly have their sllare of able and deserving wives, sons, broth· ~ ers, nephews. ~:te., have not found it nee> : t ssary to pu~ them on the public payroll. i ~ It sllould certainly put Ill own biliiiilo Ill onler. It Bhauld adopt • rule !orblddlnc Ill memberl to employ reiiiUvea, 411'1!11. to some epeelfled mnote 4ecree, ~It taxpayers' eJpenH. "'f / 11'1 u 811nple '" lhll ' -·1; Oops!TooMU:ch Elected oHicials receive certairt perqui~i~es by virtue of their offices. They also mcur certain disabilities. • Chief [ among them ia being judged by a higher ~ s~andard or ethte~l conduct than the ~ . ! Ur de~nands ol ,\~ft Fortuna:~ly,~~"sm, whether loosely ~ or strictly defi&~es not seem to be a ~ l\ridespread . in Washington. But that is not ~~~- There should not fYen L Ji-F be lhe possi'Wlt) of it. \ Even if clmgress does not want to go so' ; -.far as prohit;iting· nepotism throughout the · federal govornment , as the bill Uttroducee l>y · tJeal Smith, D·lowa, would do, I PATENT H~NDBAGS · $4.obup • �• • ~· \ ,. • PUJJlJ&lliD I! rBJ OBIO VAIIZ1' P!IJJLIIBJNOi COIII'Aln : ti:fiOt 4 •. 0111111. , .. ~ Vft'I!Oil Mit. illlf, o.w-. CM.U r fJmMhlll, lac. ldtlor .Bollol1 WU.on. Jr. lolaa. ldi!Ot J - •. DIIIIMI'.... - . . •• M I t' • ' _! too Much Kennedy:: 0 I , ~ ' t' • It's Up to Us Two mlfi\OD Amertc:ans will be knoclt· lni! on door1 ·around the countey lbil Sunday, Feb. *> to distribute heart • lllanllni lnlormation lmd accept Heart Fund contributionS. ~.art Sunday is the blltl point IIDCI elinllll< ql annual Heart Montli. ' l Despite lbe ''Inevitability" ol a lnlai!J artificial heart for humans. noillng t h • causes, prevenilon and cures lor the maJor oardlovaseul.,. disonlers that affect at ieast %1 II!IUion people remains the goal of the American Heart Associution, accordIng to H.. president, Dr. Lewis E. Jan· aafeeuard Wbet!tet llld llolr 10011 !be!• In toiiCblcl depeDds IJI'flltlJ, u II bel In Mil; 1111 those who opoo tllelr dooro, llld t h el r . beattJ, to tho Hem JuDd 'I!IIUJIIHrl. Reaeblnl lor llle llat&T :Ves. .TiidaJ, m811)', l1 1101 all ol us Ill t!te ' GIIIla-Molp . uory. ''We b3ve beOO: reacbing for sUI'S," be . 1 l 1. .. l apiDII nlJMttd bdrt Alia. . cloeeokbetl llelrt DIIII'P, wblcb w.a unhear4 ol • ,_ fPI'I qo. NID)' llata l'lllllln "' be ' rHclled lOt, and says, "and n"v. , touched a few." Among recent fruits ~ AHA-supported researeh, 1 be cites: '"11 New dn!P !!)r. lowering high blood pres- we; vastl)',,_lmpioved di;lgnosUc t e c boiques; heart • lWJg macllines to take ov· er cireulation during operations; advancu In surgery lor heart disease; druga lo 1he aN•t Uin0W'1 IOD].IOOe, Of A, rami!Jt aooc1 bMltb t. ..... ol tbo ll'eiiiOIIdolll 1141vllllltl Ia heart reoearch the put 10 yean. But we lhould not late tile atwude 1M job II doDe. Adullly, it bd ·cm!y bee<m· Certlln17, we muat .._ araUI!Jie ror tbe work aecomp\lshed - best done b y sweetening the kitty IJideY ~ but we aliO sbould reeoplze mucll ftii!IIIDI to be done: heart traMPlanu, refinement of parts replacement, repalt;tbete Ill hardly an end to what medical researeh will do, In time, and the length ol tline bel a member alive and In Prehistoric Africans Not So Stupid Prehistoric Africa Is perhaps a I o n R way lo go, geographically or cbrooologieally, for a moral. But on the theory that never was a moral more desirable than roday, it may be worthwhile to ponder one 1hat has just emerged !rom A r I c a through a new book. The bookis "African Kingdoms" by Basfl Davidson, eminent English author who Is regarded as high authority on Africa, Its people and Its history. Davidson h5s surprises by the do z e n for those of us - which means most of us - whose concept of Africa is that of a prjmttive, uncivilized, undeveloped contin· ent with people to match - at least until they were ·•discovered" and colonized by Europeans. Among the surprises that Davidson springs are his avowals that prehistoric Africans: Developed farming techniques that have scarcoly been bettered to Ibis day. Possessed skills and know . how In l!llnlng and meta\ wOl'king without wblrh supplying \lhe gold content . of medieval European currenrtes ntigbt Dot have been \)011sible. . ¢reat&l what Is enlled "tbe w or I d's ' QbiO Glllip0i15• abat greateot Rllliel1 ol prtlllstlll'lc art" - 11,· 000 rock paintings In 1he central plate... of the Sahara wbicb relied Mica's cui~ ural beglnnlnp tllousandl ol ~ I&Q. Devised llld operated hilb!J: sopbiJUca~ ed political llld locial 8JI!Iellll. Were superb aculptors. Displayed what Davidson calla "a aeolus lor social nrgnnizaUon." Created •eommunity a~ that . joined man to man In a brolllerilood of ectuals, moral rules that guided .social behavior, belle!s that exalted tile IPb'itual aspects ol !lie above the matetlal." Developed medieval cities sud> as Tlmbuktu into centers of learning aoil gracl· ous living. Were able, with no written iangu&Je, 1o mobiliz.e In anUque Benin a total ol 100,000 waniors In a single day I tEno\ljlb to make Gen. HersheY eonsider burninC his draft powerfUl ceniB ol• polley-tnftu. "We'll Give .It a Little More~oU9ht . and Dig. You Up-Later! : . B ' forward fashion gear '..;;::"~ •Make the scene-jointhe_rush ~o Russ Togs ••• then head for su~~%~~:h~~~~~-~~~~~~~n~f:~~~~~~:c:ate~ So young, complinwnts built right in. Skirt and pant are text~;:,d All rayon and flax with the look of linen. color-coordmated and accelerated to mix a d A match with any batcltof separate~ · plan.) Doea all t!tll lit In with the cooeept many ol Ul have bad ol "darkest" Africa! I!Brdly. 011, yu - !be moral: Perbapa it's juat · u well not to judge things or naUona ol wllleh we ll:now litUt or nothing. Or people, either. · 0 rlon(r) stripe poor glrl-Na . and· M% rayon 169< f1 bo vy/Whlte • o ax nded pant. Il-lS B. Orlon(r) solid poor girl N . 14.99 Set and 84% r - avy and Gold Gold. 11-18 ayon, 16% flax ~onded skirt-- Navy llld Ban Nepotism from America '" The wo loosely '' "cpotlsm" has been rather In conneetlon with the disdos11r" at some 51 congressmen bave, or h In 11166. relatives on their staffs. Strictly dellned, nepotism meane bestowing favors on someone on the basis of relationship rather than merit. It's a sure bet that almost all of the congressmen concerned could argue con.. vincingly that , In their cases at least, ldnship and merit just happened to coin' cide. And there Is no reason to doulit \tlat it ot1 en doea. • . Yet 48! otller senators aoil reprteenta· lives. who o;ndoubtedly have their sllare of able and deserving wives, sons, broth· ~ ers, nephews. ~:te., have not found it nee> : t ssary to pu~ them on the public payroll. i ~ It sllould certainly put Ill own biliiiilo Ill onler. It Bhauld adopt • rule !orblddlnc Ill memberl to employ reiiiUvea, 411'1!11. to some epeelfled mnote 4ecree, ~It taxpayers' eJpenH. "'f / 11'1 u 811nple '" lhll ' -·1; Oops!TooMU:ch Elected oHicials receive certairt perqui~i~es by virtue of their offices. They also mcur certain disabilities. • Chief [ among them ia being judged by a higher ~ s~andard or ethte~l conduct than the ~ . ! Ur de~nands ol ,\~ft Fortuna:~ly,~~"sm, whether loosely ~ or strictly defi&~es not seem to be a ~ l\ridespread . in Washington. But that is not ~~~- There should not fYen L Ji-F be lhe possi'Wlt) of it. \ Even if clmgress does not want to go so' ; -.far as prohit;iting· nepotism throughout the · federal govornment , as the bill Uttroducee l>y · tJeal Smith, D·lowa, would do, I PATENT H~NDBAGS · $4.obup • �.. • • • KAnE'S KORNER • 1-'lk llllliJ'I'hM SdtiMI, ...,.,, M. . . - Miss Altieri Wed To W. M. Bennett • • • •·II ' ..• UJ.,ll n...t brrrJ,.. • I ;Mbl M117 & Alllerl, dqll1111' af Mr . .... Mrs. AlltllabY Al- .~"'lt.li .} IJII J u.n. • 133 Ki,... Dr., Galllpo. and WUliam 1\l. lleMeU, Ria Grande, , _ united in llllf)iage at lhe ·Gr.et M~ . dill Ctturcb, GaWpolll, on Fob. 4" /lbe Rev. lfooCitey Jonett pe!farmed tile double rinC cereJID!Y. Miso Altieri ...... of IYory crepe CO¥Ol'lll by a lace IWtl¢ and a t11ltddrta hat Her . . . . . . Wete pblk raoebuda 11!101 IJiioo· of tit.. valle)' pla<ed '"' of her Molher'a prayer ~· <t- .J 1\l .twlnJ"• tllfiliJIS bolr.> _,lA:>I/, ,, Jl In !~!'11 *'* ;H ·" ani ' ~ ·! ."'11il ctflh&J sm"1ol ' !'1'1 [ .,~ ,~rl Maria Blevinl, tho sister, waa Iter alteltd- won an aqua ~ ·otylod almllar 1<1 lbe cant "' yellow d C-, 'i claDMf. lllallell, ..... u •1>. C.'·· .Tnhn I 1!'111 , 1WOillil ' "' '· ...1 ,, l(J TDOiher or ~lrlde _. . lr:ltlt ..u Wltlt llllldl.....-~.. · ilor eoraap willie lftldd. 'lbt brlde- lllllbiiro·wltlt *- fOI4- I ' :otl h... ..• MRS. WM. BENNE'I'l' lorkle's porents. The 1111 em topped by a spray -.buds, was mad• ltrlcle'a mother. ·MIL 11ea11a11 11 a · · Scbool and ;:.: or Rio G;ande ~~~tete abe waa a mem· 1111 Atltena Sorority. IJI'ODIII 11 a student of Grande and a member of Ardtoa Fraternity. · · IIIWiyweda will reside in 11o Grande. A bridal llltower Will pven tr llrl. II lhe home If lhe bride'a mother, Feb. 9. .AIIeltdlllll were, Mn. EUssbeth ::: SWitzer, Miss Rea Mokroy, Barbara Rosoti, Carolyn Lllurmlz· aro, Mro. Anthony Altieri, IDd Mrs. Rose Skidmore. Unable to attend but aendinz gifts were, Mrs. J. R. Sehfr!n. er, Mn. Coreditll 'l'ltOinpoon, Mrs. Weeley Scott, Mra. W. L. Ingerick, Miss Betty Jones, Mrs. Ina Rife, Mrs. Ada Ptice, Mn. Raymond Shelton, Mra. VI Russell, Miss Audrey Divis, Mn. Cheryl Warner, Mrt. Ferrell Niday, Mrs. PoUy Mitchem, Miss Jackie Evant, M rs. Mary Kennedy, Mrs. R u.l h Rhodes. Mrs. Geor&lana Jenkins, Mrs. Willillm Bennett. . ~ ':· ,,' ' . ::C ..!; . '· lnWTI ae- MUIIord, Mrs. Betty Smllll, Mta. 811 a11o _. u or- Gay Circle, Mr1. Lillian SauJI. dn, Mrs. Luke Settle, .M ro. ~~~ wu held at tlte Ruth Lavender, Mrs. Celoola '.tl .. I ' ~ ' .r 4 ~ ·I ., 1 FEB.16· "if?;.-.' "'"·' • , AN • "" your gif~ '. ( PROTECTS them' ·al·l· ,, ' • (I.. ' - -- .---:-------·-·-.. .- q i. . I 't -· :~hut! ., \ ,'\ .. ' ~ v Welcome· your . l . r· .. . (,'' ; ' ' 1. VE ,,;.,. · ··, '-(t.tl ·-(.· ,j' " ·, -· .~ ., -'. '• . MR. AND MRS. $. E. JENKINS CELEBRATE GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY - Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Jenkins of Rio Grande will celebrate their 50th Wedding Anniversary Sunday, March 5. A family dinner is planned at their home. Open will be held at the Calvary Baptist Church, frl11m 2 till 5 p.m. to which all tlleir friends and rela· tives are invited. 1 Heart Fund ·' ' ' ·' · So More Will Llvel . Volunteer ' ~HEART· .. when she calls. hown To PTA ll\elmedi1al teaching techniques IRussell's 118!10~ Roll project. materials wore lhe topic The program was presented tbe Rio Grinde PTA met by Mrs. Alphua Christensen and evenlnl. Mrs. Clara 1 Mrs. GriH Cook, Jr., wbo clepre!lided. scribed and dllplayed methods to 111o 1 ..... read 1 and materials uae11 in the .... Jonet,l lldolt count medial matll and reading class· won by Mrs. LoiUier Tracy's es. grade. . , , Refreshments •ere Hl'\led by .. ..,.•• Rio Gr~ride' College stu· tile first grade motbet'l, wltlt , tea<llers w~ present. Mrs. Glenn Ward In eharll. PTA alf"'d to help lito ttm,polis PTA to plan ror the con!ea;.~ to be held GaUJpou;; 1\!>ftl 22. · agreed to contribute to Dale n. •t fn 0 Troop . Mn. James Harley, Bryan . Ploce, Middleport, hal two lr&nddaUihlll'l who are IIU• dents at Ohio Unlwenlty In Alh· eos, Miss Frances Harley and member, Tma MRyle, Miss Ann Harley. 't'bey are I when Girl SOOu1 1daughters of Dr. and Mrs. John Thur!<lay even· Harley of Springfield. home of Mrs. Jack : ' l'o'iberoy Rt. 3. 1 They were ....,..uy pictured meeting opened with !be witll their other grandmother, jed:ge f~e flag and the Girl ; M". Margaret Keebne Davis, Pr ise. A progres!l re- who \s director of resident serv· was ven nod taking par! Ices at tbe unlv<nlty. Cindy Domilln, Bt'OM11 - _,.,. · --~· of AI· and Vicki Abbott repr•. 'ue ..n, are '""'~""'' • Girl Scouts of olber , phi XI Delle, naUonal social runlJries. 1 oororlty, lnd made a l b - e !efrloshrr•ents were terved bY .!"htll Mn. Davl~ was honored to the above atiC1 With · an ...oc,atll membership Nancy Gill , Diana Ridll'\'ay, ln. the same .sorolty. The girls ·~~: Seelil, Shelly .:tork, VISit frequeotly here wltlt Mrs. jl3 Cole, Rose Colburn, 11ariey. · · Saocl; Curtis, ennedy, Diane Lowi•. White, Vicki Clark an<! VISIT BRINKER9 Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Clark Phil Ohlint~r, • l~aae.·. of Raclhe and Mrs. Miry Clr· )~iHt·o were Phil Ohlinger and cle recently called at the Dean SeeUc· IBrinker 1tome. you save ' ' YOU'RE NOT . AT HOMI WHEN YOUR VOLUNTEER CALLS ... Encleta 'Y"Ur contribution In the envolope left by the heart fund volunt•r encl placo It In the 1111IL Is Faded, and . ' . ' : torn-The ~ ' . ' ; ,,• .... lamps Art Dingy \ lr' j Middleport Campaign :COIK/ueted · by TheiBusi~b $ Proleuiomrl IP Wom-Your 1Uving.Roam Suite .• ' .I " .' - FEBRUARY -·--....... a heart you love. ~ ' And "" Stout Worft Cook. . . ~- Women's Club . . • • Po~roy Campaign c~~·· by·X• GammO' M., :Cikijw . ' . I' ' .' . Ohio Valley Baking Co. Pb~e~y Ben Franklin .· Meig$.Cbunty Wal~r Co. · ; . .. · St,,_ .. ... Gloe~2er's Restau'h;lnt MOore!tStore · r· Martn1 runeral Home ·Dutton Drugs Farmer's Ban~ &Savings Cqmpany .· Reuter Insurance '. Duke Cleaners · Davis-Warne~ lnsurcmce . ...._ ,- ·~ 1" V. D. E~wflrdslrsurGn~•' RaWs !~n Fronklin Stcri ,. ' . Granddaughters u w•• Are Students at Ohio University Member ' SUND.AY. Site is ltelpiog emedial Aids Is l.utnpy 9Yaur Rugs Are . ' " , ' _J . ' ·~ •· ' ' ·", ..,..,.~ . ·Dance.Piahs Discussed By I ' • ' ' ... ;., . ' �.. • • • KAnE'S KORNER • 1-'lk llllliJ'I'hM SdtiMI, ...,.,, M. . . - Miss Altieri Wed To W. M. Bennett • • • •·II ' ..• UJ.,ll n...t brrrJ,.. • I ;Mbl M117 & Alllerl, dqll1111' af Mr . .... Mrs. AlltllabY Al- .~"'lt.li .} IJII J u.n. • 133 Ki,... Dr., Galllpo. and WUliam 1\l. lleMeU, Ria Grande, , _ united in llllf)iage at lhe ·Gr.et M~ . dill Ctturcb, GaWpolll, on Fob. 4" /lbe Rev. lfooCitey Jonett pe!farmed tile double rinC cereJID!Y. Miso Altieri ...... of IYory crepe CO¥Ol'lll by a lace IWtl¢ and a t11ltddrta hat Her . . . . . . Wete pblk raoebuda 11!101 IJiioo· of tit.. valle)' pla<ed '"' of her Molher'a prayer ~· <t- .J 1\l .twlnJ"• tllfiliJIS bolr.> _,lA:>I/, ,, Jl In !~!'11 *'* ;H ·" ani ' ~ ·! ."'11il ctflh&J sm"1ol ' !'1'1 [ .,~ ,~rl Maria Blevinl, tho sister, waa Iter alteltd- won an aqua ~ ·otylod almllar 1<1 lbe cant "' yellow d C-, 'i claDMf. lllallell, ..... u •1>. C.'·· .Tnhn I 1!'111 , 1WOillil ' "' '· ...1 ,, l(J TDOiher or ~lrlde _. . lr:ltlt ..u Wltlt llllldl.....-~.. · ilor eoraap willie lftldd. 'lbt brlde- lllllbiiro·wltlt *- fOI4- I ' :otl h... ..• MRS. WM. BENNE'I'l' lorkle's porents. The 1111 em topped by a spray -.buds, was mad• ltrlcle'a mother. ·MIL 11ea11a11 11 a · · Scbool and ;:.: or Rio G;ande ~~~tete abe waa a mem· 1111 Atltena Sorority. IJI'ODIII 11 a student of Grande and a member of Ardtoa Fraternity. · · IIIWiyweda will reside in 11o Grande. A bridal llltower Will pven tr llrl. II lhe home If lhe bride'a mother, Feb. 9. .AIIeltdlllll were, Mn. EUssbeth ::: SWitzer, Miss Rea Mokroy, Barbara Rosoti, Carolyn Lllurmlz· aro, Mro. Anthony Altieri, IDd Mrs. Rose Skidmore. Unable to attend but aendinz gifts were, Mrs. J. R. Sehfr!n. er, Mn. Coreditll 'l'ltOinpoon, Mrs. Weeley Scott, Mra. W. L. Ingerick, Miss Betty Jones, Mrs. Ina Rife, Mrs. Ada Ptice, Mn. Raymond Shelton, Mra. VI Russell, Miss Audrey Divis, Mn. Cheryl Warner, Mrt. Ferrell Niday, Mrs. PoUy Mitchem, Miss Jackie Evant, M rs. Mary Kennedy, Mrs. R u.l h Rhodes. Mrs. Geor&lana Jenkins, Mrs. Willillm Bennett. . ~ ':· ,,' ' . ::C ..!; . '· lnWTI ae- MUIIord, Mrs. Betty Smllll, Mta. 811 a11o _. u or- Gay Circle, Mr1. Lillian SauJI. dn, Mrs. Luke Settle, .M ro. ~~~ wu held at tlte Ruth Lavender, Mrs. Celoola '.tl .. I ' ~ ' .r 4 ~ ·I ., 1 FEB.16· "if?;.-.' "'"·' • , AN • "" your gif~ '. ( PROTECTS them' ·al·l· ,, ' • (I.. ' - -- .---:-------·-·-.. .- q i. . I 't -· :~hut! ., \ ,'\ .. ' ~ v Welcome· your . l . r· .. . (,'' ; ' ' 1. VE ,,;.,. · ··, '-(t.tl ·-(.· ,j' " ·, -· .~ ., -'. '• . MR. AND MRS. $. E. JENKINS CELEBRATE GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY - Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Jenkins of Rio Grande will celebrate their 50th Wedding Anniversary Sunday, March 5. A family dinner is planned at their home. Open will be held at the Calvary Baptist Church, frl11m 2 till 5 p.m. to which all tlleir friends and rela· tives are invited. 1 Heart Fund ·' ' ' ·' · So More Will Llvel . Volunteer ' ~HEART· .. when she calls. hown To PTA ll\elmedi1al teaching techniques IRussell's 118!10~ Roll project. materials wore lhe topic The program was presented tbe Rio Grinde PTA met by Mrs. Alphua Christensen and evenlnl. Mrs. Clara 1 Mrs. GriH Cook, Jr., wbo clepre!lided. scribed and dllplayed methods to 111o 1 ..... read 1 and materials uae11 in the .... Jonet,l lldolt count medial matll and reading class· won by Mrs. LoiUier Tracy's es. grade. . , , Refreshments •ere Hl'\led by .. ..,.•• Rio Gr~ride' College stu· tile first grade motbet'l, wltlt , tea<llers w~ present. Mrs. Glenn Ward In eharll. PTA alf"'d to help lito ttm,polis PTA to plan ror the con!ea;.~ to be held GaUJpou;; 1\!>ftl 22. · agreed to contribute to Dale n. •t fn 0 Troop . Mn. James Harley, Bryan . Ploce, Middleport, hal two lr&nddaUihlll'l who are IIU• dents at Ohio Unlwenlty In Alh· eos, Miss Frances Harley and member, Tma MRyle, Miss Ann Harley. 't'bey are I when Girl SOOu1 1daughters of Dr. and Mrs. John Thur!<lay even· Harley of Springfield. home of Mrs. Jack : ' l'o'iberoy Rt. 3. 1 They were ....,..uy pictured meeting opened with !be witll their other grandmother, jed:ge f~e flag and the Girl ; M". Margaret Keebne Davis, Pr ise. A progres!l re- who \s director of resident serv· was ven nod taking par! Ices at tbe unlv<nlty. Cindy Domilln, Bt'OM11 - _,.,. · --~· of AI· and Vicki Abbott repr•. 'ue ..n, are '""'~""'' • Girl Scouts of olber , phi XI Delle, naUonal social runlJries. 1 oororlty, lnd made a l b - e !efrloshrr•ents were terved bY .!"htll Mn. Davl~ was honored to the above atiC1 With · an ...oc,atll membership Nancy Gill , Diana Ridll'\'ay, ln. the same .sorolty. The girls ·~~: Seelil, Shelly .:tork, VISit frequeotly here wltlt Mrs. jl3 Cole, Rose Colburn, 11ariey. · · Saocl; Curtis, ennedy, Diane Lowi•. White, Vicki Clark an<! VISIT BRINKER9 Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Clark Phil Ohlint~r, • l~aae.·. of Raclhe and Mrs. Miry Clr· )~iHt·o were Phil Ohlinger and cle recently called at the Dean SeeUc· IBrinker 1tome. you save ' ' YOU'RE NOT . AT HOMI WHEN YOUR VOLUNTEER CALLS ... Encleta 'Y"Ur contribution In the envolope left by the heart fund volunt•r encl placo It In the 1111IL Is Faded, and . ' . ' : torn-The ~ ' . ' ; ,,• .... lamps Art Dingy \ lr' j Middleport Campaign :COIK/ueted · by TheiBusi~b $ Proleuiomrl IP Wom-Your 1Uving.Roam Suite .• ' .I " .' - FEBRUARY -·--....... a heart you love. ~ ' And "" Stout Worft Cook. . . ~- Women's Club . . • • Po~roy Campaign c~~·· by·X• GammO' M., :Cikijw . ' . I' ' .' . Ohio Valley Baking Co. Pb~e~y Ben Franklin .· Meig$.Cbunty Wal~r Co. · ; . .. · St,,_ .. ... Gloe~2er's Restau'h;lnt MOore!tStore · r· Martn1 runeral Home ·Dutton Drugs Farmer's Ban~ &Savings Cqmpany .· Reuter Insurance '. Duke Cleaners · Davis-Warne~ lnsurcmce . ...._ ,- ·~ 1" V. D. E~wflrdslrsurGn~•' RaWs !~n Fronklin Stcri ,. ' . Granddaughters u w•• Are Students at Ohio University Member ' SUND.AY. Site is ltelpiog emedial Aids Is l.utnpy 9Yaur Rugs Are . ' " , ' _J . ' ·~ •· ' ' ·", ..,..,.~ . ·Dance.Piahs Discussed By I ' • ' ' ... ;., . ' �,I ·"' • ' ' " 1.' ' . "._ _, '' ,,"" r-- 1 l l II . I • •• . �,I ·"' • ' ' " 1.' ' . "._ _, '' ,,"" r-- 1 l l II . I • •• . �-. ' alcing. If"rm GC.JI• .- I, I I "' Meigs ·Local Foot Disclose~ by Coaeli '. I ill Retain • • •• ~~ Emplpy~s I CONGRESS~: MILJ,ER; AJDES; ~ J>!>MEROY - Friday afteruoo,D COngressman Clarence B. Miller flanked 'by "Buzz~ Ball, Athens, ' legal aide, left, a;{ Wayllt! Todd, X,.O~ali, Dis area adviser, lilten~ to Meigs Cou!lty'prolilem foUowlng ·a GaUipo)ls lession at Galua's Court 'Hou~. Friday a.m. SChe4ulec! to 'llpeat at .a belatec!. '&nnual Uncoln Day Ban~tuet lit Ironton by the Lawrence· County Yo11og Republlcan Club. SatUrday nlg!it, Congressman Miller J!tade the most of bls visit to the DIStrict with lltll'erai "OJH:D dooor" aessioliS, including an earlier one in Galli· polls, also ·Friday, ~· ,. . · VOL. 2 NO. 4 ' SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1967 SECOND SECrlON Page 11. WEEK'S WEATHER •• ,_, t "'' ) • .,_ -:r/ ·-.... ;I ARRIVALS: :' . .. l . • • ·, ). ··oooo.. . . .,, • Allee llllrerfld lint, - . i l and tblrd degree bums over,,. per ceDI ol her body. Nelahboro said the )'OUDISia apparently found ml act!d• . 4 \ ·.. CLEAN '. Jinited her clolbiJig wllh the lflbter, wllll& her mother, llflldred, waa ln the basement · tally ·USE.D ' '' . Instructor of · :Furniture and :()\ppli· ~ ' ' ' Gas . ' ' RANGE 99.95 '' Ute 1!4=W, aU whlte,. . THE PUt.\. LINE Frigidaire-~~ 3 Sunray Gal Ranges Elec. Range·. TO~AY THE FRENCH CITY PRiSS !'" Ph. 446-3291 · w*TE~ ' i HEATER ···f· ENROLL NOW FOR NEW SPRING TERM CIHMtlegin Mllrch 14 Colt... l...t """'tralnl.. mMM lllttor .... wlthhfthtrpoy. • 'Ccl!nplete Dlpklm• CouiwsOfft." :.>-· FIAT has brought out an lldvanced tlllr·that beats its competlt;¢ (~ coinmon Gerlmlll:,malie) feaWre by feltttjfe. .. . '' ' • !, "' ••• • •• ~ <• ' ' - ' ' . ' --..:...-~;,..;o..-CHI!tiC Tl!~l .y . · . on aU' 4 wh/,els,~ 11!!-' ext~ that's just tlie way it's made: r Seats :.'r ,. ·~F" .... ~-' . ' y 13.6 ~~blc feet trunk .~m-nQ~ ~.$ .'f1 extra ~(:J{ SafetY l;tad®d sun upllol~~ ~-east ) '·. . visors-,no lxtril' r. PluslS safew f..e·atu~es£110 ~ ' . ·" .fJ4. ,··· BRILLIANT AQIIANC - ' . - ,. . ·39.t5 ~a. Galllpollo, Ohio , • Sold new tor '38~. ' . Seleeted , I •- " or lbeir rural Mile am &Iii Her brother, Robert, 1lllo borne. In the :-'<fit,:=~ ' �-. ' alcing. If"rm GC.JI• .- I, I I "' Meigs ·Local Foot Disclose~ by Coaeli '. I ill Retain • • •• ~~ Emplpy~s I CONGRESS~: MILJ,ER; AJDES; ~ J>!>MEROY - Friday afteruoo,D COngressman Clarence B. Miller flanked 'by "Buzz~ Ball, Athens, ' legal aide, left, a;{ Wayllt! Todd, X,.O~ali, Dis area adviser, lilten~ to Meigs Cou!lty'prolilem foUowlng ·a GaUipo)ls lession at Galua's Court 'Hou~. Friday a.m. SChe4ulec! to 'llpeat at .a belatec!. '&nnual Uncoln Day Ban~tuet lit Ironton by the Lawrence· County Yo11og Republlcan Club. SatUrday nlg!it, Congressman Miller J!tade the most of bls visit to the DIStrict with lltll'erai "OJH:D dooor" aessioliS, including an earlier one in Galli· polls, also ·Friday, ~· ,. . · VOL. 2 NO. 4 ' SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1967 SECOND SECrlON Page 11. WEEK'S WEATHER •• ,_, t "'' ) • .,_ -:r/ ·-.... ;I ARRIVALS: :' . .. l . • • ·, ). ··oooo.. . . .,, • Allee llllrerfld lint, - . i l and tblrd degree bums over,,. per ceDI ol her body. Nelahboro said the )'OUDISia apparently found ml act!d• . 4 \ ·.. CLEAN '. Jinited her clolbiJig wllh the lflbter, wllll& her mother, llflldred, waa ln the basement · tally ·USE.D ' '' . Instructor of · :Furniture and :()\ppli· ~ ' ' ' Gas . ' ' RANGE 99.95 '' Ute 1!4=W, aU whlte,. . THE PUt.\. LINE Frigidaire-~~ 3 Sunray Gal Ranges Elec. Range·. TO~AY THE FRENCH CITY PRiSS !'" Ph. 446-3291 · w*TE~ ' i HEATER ···f· ENROLL NOW FOR NEW SPRING TERM CIHMtlegin Mllrch 14 Colt... l...t """'tralnl.. mMM lllttor .... wlthhfthtrpoy. • 'Ccl!nplete Dlpklm• CouiwsOfft." :.>-· FIAT has brought out an lldvanced tlllr·that beats its competlt;¢ (~ coinmon Gerlmlll:,malie) feaWre by feltttjfe. .. . '' ' • !, "' ••• • •• ~ <• ' ' - ' ' . ' --..:...-~;,..;o..-CHI!tiC Tl!~l .y . · . on aU' 4 wh/,els,~ 11!!-' ext~ that's just tlie way it's made: r Seats :.'r ,. ·~F" .... ~-' . ' y 13.6 ~~blc feet trunk .~m-nQ~ ~.$ .'f1 extra ~(:J{ SafetY l;tad®d sun upllol~~ ~-east ) '·. . visors-,no lxtril' r. PluslS safew f..e·atu~es£110 ~ ' . ·" .fJ4. ,··· BRILLIANT AQIIANC - ' . - ,. . ·39.t5 ~a. Galllpollo, Ohio , • Sold new tor '38~. ' . Seleeted , I •- " or lbeir rural Mile am &Iii Her brother, Robert, 1lllo borne. In the :-'<fit,:=~ ' �- • \, • .~Ji::l ·Ts rtJ .;.. n~a 1h' .. . 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Crnta!J oupplled for all 23 ehanoels. tllumioated S meter. mum- , lnated ehannel se~ledqr, ·pA !!lystem. Auilluy. opeak01' Jlltll. .aln8ie·knob lulllnc. Moduloll'lll lndleotur. !xeiuillve courier "Safel)'.ctretlit" to proo jtet IPID ml•matchool IJI!onna, in· eo~ polorll)', and -load. Plus lilt indllltrY'a blce.,.& porantee: 10 fldl , ...., Co~t$169 ,..... ~ ..... ,. BOB . an~ . . COMMUNICATION IQUIP. \ .~ , • .'- . ·' .I • l l· .I• ... ,,i, 'I" : . , ·I . . I ,' ' :i ... , . ' . . ,. • .' . . , ' '. ' . ,,r . ' .' ' rbaDnels. Dull convtrsion, Tnlllfa. · tor power oupply. Dlumbuited 8-lll' · meter, lllum,nate<l ehannel N~. ~A OJIItiD. Auxiliary s~rer lad<, SiDII..knob tuning. Modlliatioli bull· cator. RanltoftPinder ' . · ' GlNE'S _Ill -" s; wanted .featureo: 23 tl')'llai<OIIIrolled Now otly $169 . CITIZIN lAND ·· . ' ., , Why ohouldn't thio be the tallest ..U. tn1 CB r1i in !be eountryf Dollar for dollar, it'a packed with CB't most I :. ·I··.· ,., ~ ., 23-chonntlo. Amerl...o lol•oet•lll,. Cl rlf .•: ., ~. ., COURIER 23 23-chonnelo, .....et, ' . f,llli'\R : (,..."',"'' CITIZINI .'UND " •• ,. . ..... ' .,·, •• fol'qWICO. 'l't'almllllter is lUI-ebonnol ciyoja),eontrolled. 11.celver hu 23-ebannel cryatal/-variable tuninJI. Provldee :II tu!Jt p¢qrmonce frllm Ul \ube$;.8 diodes. Jl:ore !ban two dozen feotureo Include "lniltant-on" switch, finl.,.. tip tbaDie , _ IJ'OUnd plane to bnm alltenna, tont eontrot fOr voice, audio, eom~•.:.W lllaDJ. ~ OpUOJI.o al ·~-riellnc!lllde. A. P, 1_bultt-li. Power Modulator, translllorlzed D.C. Power 'Soij>p.,.. Aak for bnJ. ebure that 8iveo """plete Dot of aU IPO<Jfleotlono ltalureJ c. ,. .·. ~ .,' ·· .' . ; • ·I ·I ;. ' .,_ . ' q,:~ -~ ~ I!L •i " ... .. '' .....' •1 i ' '~ ., ..., . ,, . '· "('·(~ ' ! ··flO(/. l . . ~ ' .., A- ·' l ~ l DEMCOSATEUTE .' ,. • '' . . ' Opp, 1&0 Dtpot l!t; PI-nt 1'1!· 675-1164 eludget Pion eCHh 11 Corry eCMh. a Dtl~ '· . . . ' ,. . .. ' .. '' �- • \, • .~Ji::l ·Ts rtJ .;.. n~a 1h' .. . IJ§§ill '1 ,,_ I " .flflli ~~ ( • ;.o~ 'f"IJU'I"~~ ,1'' -lryu · l~b • ;_ ~ 8 i \·: ,,. l &rll ·;. 8\1 0 /)' r 1.. ~ nv "' t•, ;' P: bi~ ~;';' •! . rl~ ;., · oiLM-. '-~- ' ' ",'li ~- ' m~ollllhf .. WA. . . . . _ _ -- _ -- . -~•'-:i•: - - - Flnllllllll!i- ' 11'lll'l"f ' I Co. .,'t ..- '-, ' :r .. I ,,., I .tu , ;. ,..·,_ .. , I , •, -~"' . ' ,,.. H ~- ' ,. I • ,. '' ~ r,_. .:,,":'~ ~v ·'(•li!.'Y ' • • :.:n•·-rA·;[• '' ~~ I. . . • " ... '· . :, ; ~- . . ' j .. ' ... . I ' . . • .. . ~- ·.. '· . g CALL IJS TOOAY ... t . .. J· ' .. - ' ...,, ' llatkiii•Jii· Mlper IOi>blltleatlon and superlative ""' ,....t eon.- and aeeeuoneo. 'I'ralllmitter and roeeiVer oizeli:' IS.!Oih tJ.% inet!eo. s.,..ter' size· &-14'~ lncheo. • complete lrilh etrllaia, e~bleo,IJ>otruetion book and: warnnljo. · Courier has something in CB for everybody .,_,f~ .,, '· ,..,. .t ' ;' ' ' :; . \ COURIER TR-235 .. Rtlusmo ·;s~.Circult" lllleon · tran~IIIOn . IJuioullbout bring the Ill,. down to Mr. "W • GW'D x - lll"H. Crnta!J oupplled for all 23 ehanoels. tllumioated S meter. mum- , lnated ehannel se~ledqr, ·pA !!lystem. Auilluy. opeak01' Jlltll. .aln8ie·knob lulllnc. Moduloll'lll lndleotur. !xeiuillve courier "Safel)'.ctretlit" to proo jtet IPID ml•matchool IJI!onna, in· eo~ polorll)', and -load. Plus lilt indllltrY'a blce.,.& porantee: 10 fldl , ...., Co~t$169 ,..... ~ ..... ,. BOB . an~ . . COMMUNICATION IQUIP. \ .~ , • .'- . ·' .I • l l· .I• ... ,,i, 'I" : . , ·I . . I ,' ' :i ... , . ' . . ,. • .' . . , ' '. ' . ,,r . ' .' ' rbaDnels. Dull convtrsion, Tnlllfa. · tor power oupply. Dlumbuited 8-lll' · meter, lllum,nate<l ehannel N~. ~A OJIItiD. Auxiliary s~rer lad<, SiDII..knob tuning. Modlliatioli bull· cator. RanltoftPinder ' . · ' GlNE'S _Ill -" s; wanted .featureo: 23 tl')'llai<OIIIrolled Now otly $169 . CITIZIN lAND ·· . ' ., , Why ohouldn't thio be the tallest ..U. tn1 CB r1i in !be eountryf Dollar for dollar, it'a packed with CB't most I :. ·I··.· ,., ~ ., 23-chonntlo. Amerl...o lol•oet•lll,. Cl rlf .•: ., ~. ., COURIER 23 23-chonnelo, .....et, ' . f,llli'\R : (,..."',"'' CITIZINI .'UND " •• ,. . ..... ' .,·, •• fol'qWICO. 'l't'almllllter is lUI-ebonnol ciyoja),eontrolled. 11.celver hu 23-ebannel cryatal/-variable tuninJI. Provldee :II tu!Jt p¢qrmonce frllm Ul \ube$;.8 diodes. Jl:ore !ban two dozen feotureo Include "lniltant-on" switch, finl.,.. tip tbaDie , _ IJ'OUnd plane to bnm alltenna, tont eontrot fOr voice, audio, eom~•.:.W lllaDJ. ~ OpUOJI.o al ·~-riellnc!lllde. A. P, 1_bultt-li. Power Modulator, translllorlzed D.C. Power 'Soij>p.,.. Aak for bnJ. ebure that 8iveo """plete Dot of aU IPO<Jfleotlono ltalureJ c. ,. .·. ~ .,' ·· .' . ; • ·I ·I ;. ' .,_ . ' q,:~ -~ ~ I!L •i " ... .. '' .....' •1 i ' '~ ., ..., . ,, . '· "('·(~ ' ! ··flO(/. l . . ~ ' .., A- ·' l ~ l DEMCOSATEUTE .' ,. • '' . . ' Opp, 1&0 Dtpot l!t; PI-nt 1'1!· 675-1164 eludget Pion eCHh 11 Corry eCMh. a Dtl~ '· . . . ' ,. . .. ' .. '' �' • •• • Grenoble Will ost Olympics --------··-- New York Yankee Ace -- • 1967 Contract For $37 • YOURSElf"~ US£' YOCIIt ACHiNG IIACK I { f MANDATE SUPPORT UNDERSHORTS THAT SLIM NEW! with Miracle Spandex elastic • s,iuu eflltic II iel>tor, . .. .. ., '- ._,. '' ' whiter and more comfolt· · . ' .' -, ll ..!'l able. Machine 10ashes anll < I dries. ' i' ., . r- \ ··-~ -, . '.· ;;.:•; ,.,. - · • Sllmo inslantl,. Take llo 2 inches off your waistline. • Supptrts comfortably. !~ , ~ ~· , . ",. ,. ~··· t. '. ' ,.. -•.h ... , . braces up tired bad; mu scles. • loll!a taUpe, lmprovu posture. . . .. . ' . ' ' '' I .• ' A... ··PAY FOR •. ' ·'·, t· 't ,'' . ' r.Golllpollt,. ~ J TifRU FEi. 28th ••• iT'S HASKINS-TANNER'S FINAL • • • . . _ - " . ' ~ . NOw Feb. 28th. M ~nklna-Tenner You11 Find Big, Savings Up To ~% -Qn,Ma~;~y l,teml ~-' Below of Winter Wur•bles. . We~r•bles , Men• .o..... Slllm ,.,....,. " SUits \ s , .. ' . SO'ro o·Ft= ~··· • . �' • •• • Grenoble Will ost Olympics --------··-- New York Yankee Ace -- • 1967 Contract For $37 • YOURSElf"~ US£' YOCIIt ACHiNG IIACK I { f MANDATE SUPPORT UNDERSHORTS THAT SLIM NEW! with Miracle Spandex elastic • s,iuu eflltic II iel>tor, . .. .. ., '- ._,. '' ' whiter and more comfolt· · . ' .' -, ll ..!'l able. Machine 10ashes anll < I dries. ' i' ., . r- \ ··-~ -, . '.· ;;.:•; ,.,. - · • Sllmo inslantl,. Take llo 2 inches off your waistline. • Supptrts comfortably. !~ , ~ ~· , . ",. ,. ~··· t. '. ' ,.. -•.h ... , . braces up tired bad; mu scles. • loll!a taUpe, lmprovu posture. . . .. . ' . ' ' '' I .• ' A... ··PAY FOR •. ' ·'·, t· 't ,'' . ' r.Golllpollt,. ~ J TifRU FEi. 28th ••• iT'S HASKINS-TANNER'S FINAL • • • . . _ - " . ' ~ . NOw Feb. 28th. M ~nklna-Tenner You11 Find Big, Savings Up To ~% -Qn,Ma~;~y l,teml ~-' Below of Winter Wur•bles. . We~r•bles , Men• .o..... Slllm ,.,....,. " SUits \ s , .. ' . SO'ro o·Ft= ~··· • . �• t 1 .1 rI = I I • 'I f I .p l I ' - ........ . . . •. --· - - - :-:: = _;...;....,.-_ __ Grenoble Will h ai.t l ~ ~ !Jl f ..... · ur • 1.! af a ...... .... .. .. ~ .. !1,~ 1!! • • '• ' · ~ !~·j; ! 1!! '!HL r HI I '~ ~ 5I u: ) . " ' I I j · ..... ';] ' "' .... ••• "•..! ' I I . .'' t~' aI ' t b ",. MANDATE SUPPORT UNDERSHORTS THAT SLIM ~ •it. ~ ·::I .. ., . ·· _-, . x.. r~r . .0 • whiter and more comfort• able. Machine washes .., -'• : :•;,i >'I;, dries. .. f,'. . ;f._.,L,lt -~: • Slims instantly. Tako I lo •e.- . . o <I ,i ' '"'~ _;ip.q l~ I, NEW! with Miracle Spandex elastic • s,iadu olutlc ISU&hi.,, • 7itl.,'l:/! Q lO(J{f\. )c ,;. .".,..,, ...a ' "''-' flj; ,,. _ .............. ""' J muscles . • Ltuen latipe. improvea posture. fi~: ....., - ih- · l .,,....,.~..,... - - - -- 2 inches off your waistline. • Supports comfortably, braces up tired biCl ·• ., J, ,, ' . . cnly$695 T ' ·~ 'I ,. ';' . . .. ·. ff .n a· i~l. ' .. ' I 2 I c. \,.~ SK ; a...L ' $ '7 .8' t!Olll% , • 0 ('.O.D. ot \ • ' •. ' ' . .t~ .. ~~J: ·, ' 0 M_,Ordtr a~ ~·> area. ... .. ·. Iii g ' ·-· THRU FEB. 28th ••• IT'S HASKINS-TANNER'S liNAL. • •• . Now T~ri! Feb. 28th. To .. ' Hnkins-Tanner You'll Find Big S•vints Up • ' -; c,m~, Stock Lid'-' \Yurables · ·Grotijt, of Mena .DNu Shirts . . ' •• . u so% .On, Many lte"" Llited Below of Winter Wearables. l ·. I 't ~ I SOOfo o. i\" ~-- i!B\1 rr ~ ' ' ,. 't .: J~- ~\ ' �• t 1 .1 rI = I I • 'I f I .p l I ' - ........ . . . •. --· - - - :-:: = _;...;....,.-_ __ Grenoble Will h ai.t l ~ ~ !Jl f ..... · ur • 1.! af a ...... .... .. .. ~ .. !1,~ 1!! • • '• ' · ~ !~·j; ! 1!! '!HL r HI I '~ ~ 5I u: ) . " ' I I j · ..... ';] ' "' .... ••• "•..! ' I I . .'' t~' aI ' t b ",. MANDATE SUPPORT UNDERSHORTS THAT SLIM ~ •it. ~ ·::I .. ., . ·· _-, . x.. r~r . .0 • whiter and more comfort• able. Machine washes .., -'• : :•;,i >'I;, dries. .. f,'. . ;f._.,L,lt -~: • Slims instantly. Tako I lo •e.- . . o <I ,i ' '"'~ _;ip.q l~ I, NEW! with Miracle Spandex elastic • s,iadu olutlc ISU&hi.,, • 7itl.,'l:/! Q lO(J{f\. )c ,;. .".,..,, ...a ' "''-' flj; ,,. _ .............. ""' J muscles . • Ltuen latipe. improvea posture. fi~: ....., - ih- · l .,,....,.~..,... - - - -- 2 inches off your waistline. • Supports comfortably, braces up tired biCl ·• ., J, ,, ' . . cnly$695 T ' ·~ 'I ,. ';' . . .. ·. ff .n a· i~l. ' .. ' I 2 I c. \,.~ SK ; a...L ' $ '7 .8' t!Olll% , • 0 ('.O.D. ot \ • ' •. ' ' . .t~ .. ~~J: ·, ' 0 M_,Ordtr a~ ~·> area. ... .. ·. Iii g ' ·-· THRU FEB. 28th ••• IT'S HASKINS-TANNER'S liNAL. • •• . Now T~ri! Feb. 28th. To .. ' Hnkins-Tanner You'll Find Big S•vints Up • ' -; c,m~, Stock Lid'-' \Yurables · ·Grotijt, of Mena .DNu Shirts . . ' •• . u so% .On, Many lte"" Llited Below of Winter Wearables. l ·. I 't ~ I SOOfo o. i\" ~-- i!B\1 rr ~ ' ' ,. 't .: J~- ~\ ' �., I • ·' - ·OUsted Erom _.. - _ _'""!",....; .~ nal~ I ' • Wharfboat at City of Ironton Sunk by Hip. ater, iver Ice ern u • • ' The Sunday Tlmes-Sentlnel, SWJdV, Feb. 28, tNT.u.l17 ,, ..,,, ' A Week ol Local Events .. .Storage Baril, Near 3 Million Bulbs.Lest· . In Cappelli Gladio1a Farm $70,000 Fire'.: ' . ' f I. 1 ,., ... ~ · ·'l' :'1 l ~· f ~ I "·'l'. 'WAS -'195.00 , ~ '9· ~·;, ··· ,:·) s · .. ; ; . • . ... ·-~- ,,, ,.·,1•, .., • . ~ ,, ' - {' .oo. . . - . ~ t: ' ,f' . ' ; '' '"' ' -,· .' ~ . SMitH ·aUICJf.co.,: ,. ' ·~ l'. rRI. 1t .-. ' ... '· ' ;• y' 'I ' " ' . Tri-(;ounty area. TVE®AY. -swon L)'llll Queen, . 7, daugbW of Mr. and Mra. Chari.. Queen, n am e d 1967 Gallill ,County Heart Quee!l. Bids will be opened around March 1~ by the H""tington OiJ. tri<l, ll, S. Army Cor)lll Ol En"'•eers lor Foumlation Jnv.. .... tigatic:.n at ~ile 282.3, Ohi<' Riv· , er. Wilbw; ~ - Dennis lead• Gal111 blond dooors with 56 pint•. Rtbochardd ,~uth,ehGodoll, RoandbertCoui!D~~ nore wa n~·., Scout awarda. Reb=a M. StephenS<lll named Business 1 n d Prof.&Qal Women's ••GJrl-ol· the-Month." WEDNESDAY Burflars Blole . approaimately $212 In <ash a bottle of whlsl<ey and a ~ist watcb in a breaking lind entering at the E a g le s ' ,;)Vllh ~ bt!autif~l ~o1or1 p(~~ of the Delta Queen It the Galli· I.Gclie .ln Galllpolil. Prof. Joho · ~- ·netherholt, .~nt aillltliiWtrator of Holzer HoSfillaL Galli· Graham Uons' 111est apeaker. to Pittsllurgh, Will not be 'iBII~d by the Queen this year. , cOl. Jim Healey, noted ne& man, Roi!U'Y speaker. t TIIlJRSbAY- DepUty regiatrars "' .Gallia county named. Uc~ 1 ,will be available !Je. ginning March 1 at 'lmll'• Dodge Agency ln Glllljlolio, Evelyn S!iu\U's place ln Growt1 City and, Stewart'• ,Hardware ln Viclaa. J1<k ZimmertnoJ!, ed tile 11111et1e dlrtclorllflp II marlte!log manager, Robbin• Northw6tetn Univenity. lc Mym, Inc., SprinCI!eld, 1111111- WEDNBIIDAY - 'l'bo !jupr ed 1117 speaker for GaDipolis IIW1 ldd a<cept.o lhe llorthwll& Chamber ol Commereo banquet, em post . . . bu beea A.& It aeheduled on Monday, Marcil the Univmlty of Nebta8a ~ 13. Allan Woodard, Ed Butler 19111; prior to tbat hekltlle l8llle ond Fred Burnett receive GaiU· post at the llniterliiJ af Wllihpolls FFA eamp ocbollr"'ipo. 1nti14n In SeaWe. comb IDJ11l FRIDAY- John E. Ralston, Moip Athletic~ roc1!1ve 24, Rt I, llldweH, pleaded Ml tontative co signal tD p1aa 1 aullly in Glllllpolio Momidpal new footbllll field llld llldiiD Court to a charge of Jbtalnln« at the proposed Sall!llury IIIII property undor faloe prelel1les. ... Frank W. Porter, Jr.,~ A preliminary bearlnc iJ IChed- er prelldent, 11 the )llllbor J». uJnd Man!h 7. Appro~ hind II 81!11oa co~ lie Z% lnohes af SDOW coven GaJ. oamed. Tupayrn, II Ill ~·· One lrundred and tltir· them, ....,lve _.w ~ 4'-ftYe Pfi:IOI!Ii lhow up to 1M I ty lax retums · troln CouDf;J blood durll!s bloodmobile villi. J Auditor Gonion Caldwell. Pcmo MEIGS OOlJNTY i eroy Maaonle Lod&e 114, F6AX, MONDAY '- A labi>r survey, ' holds , P'•ther-Son Banquet. conducted for I new plant to I THURSDAY -Federol Jlill>. looate m the Galhpolis area, tb·~· ..;...., ' I iJ h way 1u1111 cu ~~ IOOIJr~~·• 1 1.- · eped, ~how~ 1· •. Pf!J'w: chokes off further work - · for sona ln Gollia-lletgs available the lime being - on Pha,. 2 ol for. ~lings froQl ,,lhe ,l•lbel•Rl .,,llv.ooss .lnlm,. ' •nrel .:::.:~= .:'m~-:~:r M~!IS ClilflWI\LS3: ft¢a111 .FuiJ4 Week . · .,•., . ··. - · is ift1tun1,•ar ,aftd Sunday is woodlot oper~!Drs, ~~!'~'An,a,ud Heart Sunday ",, · town folks with a bunk of.'i\Uill ·, . ~ . real ettate, will arrive .~ ~~~'l' ~Y - ,- Si•-year.old IJ. 24. Panthers bow out of S.C. . fee '·'F aye s.arberry, dallt(hl~ Uonal Tounwnent at We!~,' of ,Mr.. and Mr~. Roos Sea~· looing to .o u lUll, 67-'5. , ry, ' RD 2, Racme, got seciind TVEIIDAY- Moigt Local andthirddegreeb,irnsover the Scbool Board announced ftnal i lower portions of her b o d Y offor for new high scllool site : when her clothing ac<ldentaUy will be mnde OOOD, and if not 1eaOJihl fire w\lile playing "1lh ~~CeePted .condemnation proceecl- a cigaretll! lil!hter, at home. IDIJ wiU follow Immediately. Ml:igs Local pi<ovide .~ lflitety-4ive plnts of blood are cia! re<!IJ8Dilioo lor ill tcp ~reeelved at 1 bloodmobile oper. : ars. Sliuffer Chemical w·f ll lllloa. Henry Werry , is Pome- ' spend over $1 mlllinn the nftt roy's permanent fire chief, ap- ,12 months to espend . .::<It poJnled after five years prnba· : makes special lubricants tot:h lional Ii<rind as fixed by law. ' Spaee Age . , Cbemlll , ll'i e inppy Dye, lite kid from Sue·)Smith of Middleport, hll 1r IIW1 sanlllots, bas been offer· ented some ol tbem. .. wo':'·. 1 will Jl'" .I ' . . cGAWA' COUNTY! MONDAY - FIN . .troyed a o barn and · approximate· ;llllt ~ ..,. . half 1to three gladlola bulbll It 1M CeppeUI q~ Farm eJ&bl miles ooulh.,.. of Gallipolis Sunday, ".ening. L,oss ""' esllmated at, t;o,eoo. Gallla County rutwre Ff11110rS ~ Aml!rlea ehaplera oiJ!iene Ohio FFA Week. Gene, Jaokson named tllird ~. ·All • Sou1iloMtem Leegue. TNHay labor survey attracts 1,4.'111 indlviduals from . l' . . . ' ' '• ., ' ' . ' ,_,, . .,., j' .. +' . "''' ' ·i The Me~gs ~ News Beat··· 1¥ lt,OIERT WINGEn ·, t.-~ ' ' 'J :\• • t'.l ' ·~ ••iJ, I \ .. .'. • ! ·r f.{llt ~ ; j J •• I'· 'I " ·-- 1.,' >I"' �., I • ·' - ·OUsted Erom _.. - _ _'""!",....; .~ nal~ I ' • Wharfboat at City of Ironton Sunk by Hip. ater, iver Ice ern u • • ' The Sunday Tlmes-Sentlnel, SWJdV, Feb. 28, tNT.u.l17 ,, ..,,, ' A Week ol Local Events .. .Storage Baril, Near 3 Million Bulbs.Lest· . In Cappelli Gladio1a Farm $70,000 Fire'.: ' . ' f I. 1 ,., ... ~ · ·'l' :'1 l ~· f ~ I "·'l'. 'WAS -'195.00 , ~ '9· ~·;, ··· ,:·) s · .. ; ; . • . ... ·-~- ,,, ,.·,1•, .., • . ~ ,, ' - {' .oo. . . - . ~ t: ' ,f' . ' ; '' '"' ' -,· .' ~ . SMitH ·aUICJf.co.,: ,. ' ·~ l'. rRI. 1t .-. ' ... '· ' ;• y' 'I ' " ' . Tri-(;ounty area. TVE®AY. -swon L)'llll Queen, . 7, daugbW of Mr. and Mra. Chari.. Queen, n am e d 1967 Gallill ,County Heart Quee!l. Bids will be opened around March 1~ by the H""tington OiJ. tri<l, ll, S. Army Cor)lll Ol En"'•eers lor Foumlation Jnv.. .... tigatic:.n at ~ile 282.3, Ohi<' Riv· , er. Wilbw; ~ - Dennis lead• Gal111 blond dooors with 56 pint•. Rtbochardd ,~uth,ehGodoll, RoandbertCoui!D~~ nore wa n~·., Scout awarda. Reb=a M. StephenS<lll named Business 1 n d Prof.&Qal Women's ••GJrl-ol· the-Month." WEDNESDAY Burflars Blole . approaimately $212 In <ash a bottle of whlsl<ey and a ~ist watcb in a breaking lind entering at the E a g le s ' ,;)Vllh ~ bt!autif~l ~o1or1 p(~~ of the Delta Queen It the Galli· I.Gclie .ln Galllpolil. Prof. Joho · ~- ·netherholt, .~nt aillltliiWtrator of Holzer HoSfillaL Galli· Graham Uons' 111est apeaker. to Pittsllurgh, Will not be 'iBII~d by the Queen this year. , cOl. Jim Healey, noted ne& man, Roi!U'Y speaker. t TIIlJRSbAY- DepUty regiatrars "' .Gallia county named. Uc~ 1 ,will be available !Je. ginning March 1 at 'lmll'• Dodge Agency ln Glllljlolio, Evelyn S!iu\U's place ln Growt1 City and, Stewart'• ,Hardware ln Viclaa. J1<k ZimmertnoJ!, ed tile 11111et1e dlrtclorllflp II marlte!log manager, Robbin• Northw6tetn Univenity. lc Mym, Inc., SprinCI!eld, 1111111- WEDNBIIDAY - 'l'bo !jupr ed 1117 speaker for GaDipolis IIW1 ldd a<cept.o lhe llorthwll& Chamber ol Commereo banquet, em post . . . bu beea A.& It aeheduled on Monday, Marcil the Univmlty of Nebta8a ~ 13. Allan Woodard, Ed Butler 19111; prior to tbat hekltlle l8llle ond Fred Burnett receive GaiU· post at the llniterliiJ af Wllihpolls FFA eamp ocbollr"'ipo. 1nti14n In SeaWe. comb IDJ11l FRIDAY- John E. Ralston, Moip Athletic~ roc1!1ve 24, Rt I, llldweH, pleaded Ml tontative co signal tD p1aa 1 aullly in Glllllpolio Momidpal new footbllll field llld llldiiD Court to a charge of Jbtalnln« at the proposed Sall!llury IIIII property undor faloe prelel1les. ... Frank W. Porter, Jr.,~ A preliminary bearlnc iJ IChed- er prelldent, 11 the )llllbor J». uJnd Man!h 7. Appro~ hind II 81!11oa co~ lie Z% lnohes af SDOW coven GaJ. oamed. Tupayrn, II Ill ~·· One lrundred and tltir· them, ....,lve _.w ~ 4'-ftYe Pfi:IOI!Ii lhow up to 1M I ty lax retums · troln CouDf;J blood durll!s bloodmobile villi. J Auditor Gonion Caldwell. Pcmo MEIGS OOlJNTY i eroy Maaonle Lod&e 114, F6AX, MONDAY '- A labi>r survey, ' holds , P'•ther-Son Banquet. conducted for I new plant to I THURSDAY -Federol Jlill>. looate m the Galhpolis area, tb·~· ..;...., ' I iJ h way 1u1111 cu ~~ IOOIJr~~·• 1 1.- · eped, ~how~ 1· •. Pf!J'w: chokes off further work - · for sona ln Gollia-lletgs available the lime being - on Pha,. 2 ol for. ~lings froQl ,,lhe ,l•lbel•Rl .,,llv.ooss .lnlm,. ' •nrel .:::.:~= .:'m~-:~:r M~!IS ClilflWI\LS3: ft¢a111 .FuiJ4 Week . · .,•., . ··. - · is ift1tun1,•ar ,aftd Sunday is woodlot oper~!Drs, ~~!'~'An,a,ud Heart Sunday ",, · town folks with a bunk of.'i\Uill ·, . ~ . real ettate, will arrive .~ ~~~'l' ~Y - ,- Si•-year.old IJ. 24. Panthers bow out of S.C. . fee '·'F aye s.arberry, dallt(hl~ Uonal Tounwnent at We!~,' of ,Mr.. and Mr~. Roos Sea~· looing to .o u lUll, 67-'5. , ry, ' RD 2, Racme, got seciind TVEIIDAY- Moigt Local andthirddegreeb,irnsover the Scbool Board announced ftnal i lower portions of her b o d Y offor for new high scllool site : when her clothing ac<ldentaUy will be mnde OOOD, and if not 1eaOJihl fire w\lile playing "1lh ~~CeePted .condemnation proceecl- a cigaretll! lil!hter, at home. IDIJ wiU follow Immediately. Ml:igs Local pi<ovide .~ lflitety-4ive plnts of blood are cia! re<!IJ8Dilioo lor ill tcp ~reeelved at 1 bloodmobile oper. : ars. Sliuffer Chemical w·f ll lllloa. Henry Werry , is Pome- ' spend over $1 mlllinn the nftt roy's permanent fire chief, ap- ,12 months to espend . .::<It poJnled after five years prnba· : makes special lubricants tot:h lional Ii<rind as fixed by law. ' Spaee Age . , Cbemlll , ll'i e inppy Dye, lite kid from Sue·)Smith of Middleport, hll 1r IIW1 sanlllots, bas been offer· ented some ol tbem. .. wo':'·. 1 will Jl'" .I ' . . cGAWA' COUNTY! MONDAY - FIN . .troyed a o barn and · approximate· ;llllt ~ ..,. . half 1to three gladlola bulbll It 1M CeppeUI q~ Farm eJ&bl miles ooulh.,.. of Gallipolis Sunday, ".ening. L,oss ""' esllmated at, t;o,eoo. Gallla County rutwre Ff11110rS ~ Aml!rlea ehaplera oiJ!iene Ohio FFA Week. Gene, Jaokson named tllird ~. ·All • Sou1iloMtem Leegue. TNHay labor survey attracts 1,4.'111 indlviduals from . l' . . . ' ' '• ., ' ' . ' ,_,, . .,., j' .. +' . "''' ' ·i The Me~gs ~ News Beat··· 1¥ lt,OIERT WINGEn ·, t.-~ ' ' 'J :\• • t'.l ' ·~ ••iJ, I \ .. .'. • ! ·r f.{llt ~ ; j J •• I'· 'I " ·-- 1.,' >I"' �•"'"- --·-·-·O.a. . ..-.. . . , 1 . • -- H ATI SED Spinel piano. AAH . ·( Hou,.l 7f58.:-="="""'==-:.:.. . .; .' .' ' . 1 DAYS • ' w.a·!I'•~Jill ... c ..;...__ __ __ _ -- CA olors loo ·n ack, L st . 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