http://66.213.69.5/files/original/9c491a153b965757b2fb47e2a72f3369.pdf f05b411d496eca859c18a3f61e19717b PDF Text Text '·'' the da..:!Itir, , who Is worki~ ·on her master:• Sharop is the director or resid~nce afthe Y,W,C.A. Charlene is a kindergarten 8 at the Simpson Racine. D.lr!ng,' tne mee~g a letter was read from Wen&Sil :Colden, missionary, by Mrs. Ferne Hayman. , uvouth - Society's UntapPed Resour'CQ _ let's Listen 8J!Cl aisle. The l{ev. Mr. -Zundel ls still pastor of the Duncan Falls C'hurch. tans imd Romans were read and the.r~ was prayer. Taking part in the program were Mrs. Earl Ad~ ams, Mrs. Roy Pearson, Mrs. Herbert ShieldS, Mrs. llerschel Roush, and Mrs. W~L_l)am Fox. Concensus or opi.nion follOW· ing a lengthy discussion. on youth was that if good thmgs Jliudbeac~ SHOW STARTS 7 PM land w~ 't land ·oarden to the ):Athens ' for each of the women. Mrs, Johnston conducted contests and others who were there from S~Act!SE- Observing its 65th bers ot the l~ were "ifow... ·year on · Dec 14 will be Guiding ing older, 11 so a few mor;:s~c: Star Couneu' 12 4 Daughteil!l or America· ' r For m'any many years membe r th ~ ..r,.cuse group have beenrs ~ee:n; upstairs In ahdl<f.; 1118 which the lodge ppretl.ased a!te the Junior Or~r of United r f 1 1 had d 1 s~.:~can l.. c(' l·'l·l cs The .structure was built about 1905 by the late Robert Mi!:·!l' or Middleport, a contractor, and the late Earl Nease. Earl a n d N ned a grocery Harvey ,ease ope leli!J of the in the groondd n:~ m any structure an n was 80 ocyears the first oor cuj)ied. or 0 Howev')r, the first 00 ~1 the building became vacant a 18 years ago, Meantime, mem- " Party Given For Parents N~FRANKLIN~ ' ' Watch Fe Another ".Key Valu.xt Week ..· ·.· ...·.·,·..,·.·.·.•,•,•.·.·.·.·.·.·-$":-:.;:·-:- ~:.;.; :; .;.;. :·:-:::.:-·.;:;.;:,::.:-::;.;.;-;.:·::. :;.;·:.: -:·.·:-:-:-:-:-: .; -: :-:-.··.:-:·: ON SALE Atl WEEK AT BOTH ST<?RES R ll's Ben Franklin Ben Franklin Store a 1 · .,;..· .,,.,. .M, PP.~.~Y.P~.!., ,.,.,..·.,;.,.,.,., ,.,. ,".,.,,,POMEROY .,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,,,.,.,. . ' the Rutland C'IUb were Mrs. Clarence·-N:urr&J', Mrs. James Ni<:holson, · Mrs. Robert Canada..J.' and Mrs. Paul Winn. · n to Turkey favors were gJve each OC the therapy club me~bers, and thcHutlaiKlgroupserved a dessert ~:ourse, The Hutland Garden Club is one or two in the counb which assists the nine clubs in Athens Count._}• with the Good Luck Garden Club "fOJ.eC"t. . ~\ttendlng the meeting bcs1.dcs those named \vere 1\lrs. Richard Dugan , Mr _, . Herschel Norris , Mrs. Gerald lla,yma'l, and Mrs. Howard Norris. I ' ' C.u•'·dt'nig s· t'ar Co~cil. Cele,brat.ing '.6St'h Anniversary ol ItS ,Foundmg Cush change. ¥ .. . ' !t . <'• Mr. and Mr~. Roger ~uckey­ doo of Huntington, W. Va. entertained 'Sunday afternoon with a party honoring her par~ts, Mr. and Mrs. James Br~wm.gM LOn or Middleport, on thetr sliver .vOOding anniversat·y. A pink rosebud motll was carried out In the decorations for the affair. Tho anniversary table was centered with an ar~ rangement of Y.1tit.e chry~~ mums and carnations Wtth ac· cent o "~ 1:1ver. A cake, decorated in the rosebud motif, a n d punch were served to tlle guests during the artefnoon . . Gifts of silver we~_presented to Mr. and Mrs. Br.e\ftilgton, who were mar{ied on Nov, 16 in 1942 a: Heath Methodist Cburch. Played during the afternoon was a recor'ding, ~~'•when'Yout OldWe6dlng Ring Was ~ew, tt a gift to the couPle Crom Mrs. Brewington's sister, Mrs. Esther lussel or Columbus who is confined to M04111 t Cannel Hosottal. Mrs. ·Kissel served as matrono01000r for her sister. Among the guests at the affair were Mrs. C. M. Hennesy, organist tor tlle wedding, Mrs. William Ste!ll, wbo provided music ror the rec-ptid Mrs. o. P. Klein, voc, ewBP!l· per account ot g wrtt. len by Mrs. Klein was read. Other (fJesta.·a~ w_e r e Miss ,{!csa Sanborn, Mts. C. P• Gallaghe~,.t,lr. and Mrs. Gene Harris Mrs. Jamis Daniela, Mrs Ed Spencer Mr. and Mrs. Alva· llickeydoo of NeW Haven, W. v a., Mr. and Mrs. John Vroman, and John E. Vroman and son, Jolm Howard. it was decided to get e noor 1n eondiU.on so that mem- bers woUld not have to climb stairs to get to meetfngs, First noor noors were repaired, walls were pabtedrr anthd a kitchen was ~pJ)ed o e meeting room. 1he group Pans 1 eventually for flrst story roomWM) a dlnlng room. repair _,.,d CQmmittee has active so tJiat ,:m~r"~!~:~~ collected Cor th~The cooncll ,,.s and honorarY membera, a numher or whom have belonged for over 50 years. HQ'ft'ever, there are anly some '27 actlve members Others tlave moved awa:y, but ~tinue their membership in Guiding Star Council. · ... .,' ' 't,1 rst-. '· BE THRIFTY! SAVE ALL YOUR SALESLIPS ' ' ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY - . _., t • -~. I •. {1 ~AIGON·~ ~ (f.'. '·' ·~ " • ~;~ ~ ' u:s:· ~·)I\) 1 1 •• ' • ,., .. ,l, ' ' ", ., ' '·' . . ., :- ' , . 18 Deer Killed lst Day PT, PLEASANT - With one checking station unreported last night, the unofficJal deer ~ill Cor Mason County on openm,g day of the 12-day season was Last year's opening d a y kill was 21. Total of six deer was checked at Plants Quaker Statton in Henderson; War:ren Sturgeon l;a1l!polls Ferry; G. E. Mlbr1&11t, Henderson; Chai-tes PcirsonCallipolis 1-'erry; Norlin Humgurner, Ht. 1 Pt. Pleasant; Itc rbert Woyan, Ma.r~, 0., :_~ a.n d Ton'uny- Neal, -1tt, - 2- .Pi, Plells; ant. Nina BoWles, Squtbside: three checked - Manford B ow I e s, Southside; Harry Lee Woyan, Southside; Clarence WIIUamson, Southside. Roney's Market, New Haven Harold Johnson, Letart, Margaret J,.,ambert' s, Ashton, ~ ' .. .... I'• • ' ." -<1!" ' •• ' '.~~' . ~' ~ .Benwi! pn~ldent, RECEI,VE . . Nelltzltrit, bnl!1eciWO past Me,lgs Ai!r!e' No. 2172, Fraternal. Order Eagles In ..f'omel'PJ' 1 Jell, and TllurJ;t,on Sl9ne; Jr., secretary ,ot Meigs Aerie , ~ Distil~ 4 Pres!dent, rigllt, are P~nled ollat!Oijs by Glenp Gl!l'lner, Soutneast Zone Cnairman, lor net gain· In !'IO"!bersblj> ~·· 11\0 l¥aJ,lO!lge dur~ ~past Y81l'·- Sentinel Phllto. ' . ~-·~·- and Norman R. CoJUns, Huntington. Juanita Yost, Arbuckle- Ron~ aid Wilkinson, Rt. 3 Leon. Cornstalk Huntlng Grounds James Wamsley. Pt. Pleasant, McClintic Wildlife Station Ralph A, Mlller, West Columblai · Paul [layman, Ft. Pleasant; Bill Cullen, Rt. ~ Letart; Henry ' A, Lewis, Rt, 1 Letart; Keefer's Service Station - unreported. 0( the 18 reported kills, 16 were taken by Mason County residents, Miles Darst, CoJP servaUon officer, reported and no reJJOrt of lll\Y hunting accidents , were rl!PQrted. KUls ' reported weighed from 200 lbs. to 105 pounds and !'rom 9 paints to 3 paints. LOCAL TEMPS The temperatur.F ~ ~eroy•s downtown buaines' dtstrlct at 10 a.m. today was 42degrees under overeast _skles. the . most modern offset printing equipment availatite. -An open house is tentatively planned in January. Publishing operations were lllOved Into ~he new plant over the weekend. ' 6 Rutland Girls Fin•men Will AidNt~edy • at -Holiday Ti~ ,;--:The orojectofprovidJng Christmas food baskets Co r needy !amli!es of the Middleport area ~111 again this year be carried out by the Mic:llleport Fire Department. . As in. previous years, about 100 baskets or food containing everything Cor & Christmas dinner Will be distributed by t h e Cir~men. Thomas Darst, Donald l.owery and I<eMeth Imboden make up the committee Cor the firemen•s project. A house--to-house canvass f o r non • perishable ltems will be conducted by the firemen on Sunday afternoon, Dec. 10. A second pickup of contributions has been scheduled for Oec. 17. Meat and produce will be purchased with money donated to the proJect. Names ror baskets are to be submitted to Middleport V!llage Hall, Box 144, or to any firemen. In teq.oestlng a basket, Camilies are asked to note the number of persons in the ram~ 1\y. Deadline ror submitting names !Ql" baskets Is Dec. 15. The baskets will be delivered on Dec. 22. · MOST AMEIIICAN CAlliS Porta btro.lf ~l!odea· .~0\1\(.N to PtM .. ·. ,, . Years Exper.aence. We ., PAuL WRIGHT Is ·our Front End '..,_ ' ' : ' ' ' .~ • Ill Pageant:, '> NO PAPEH THliRSDAY Thefe will be no issue of The Daily Scntlnel on Thurscla,y1 Thanl1s,giving Day, so that carriers and stafr may enjoy the holiday at home. Six senior girls or IMJand High School are the final entries in the Fifth Annual Meigs County Junior Miss Pageant to be staged Nov. 26th at the Middleport Hirh School Auditoriwn at 8 p, m. The~· are Gloria Thompson, the daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Thompson, MarJ' Hall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Hall, Billie Jeanne Carter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Carleri Ter· esa Dean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Dean; Beck~, llaley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Haley, and Charlotte Imboden, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Wilbur Imboden, , Miss Thompson Is active In the band, glee club, National Honor Society, paper Miss Hl'!ley, is a Me'igs High School Cheerleader, was a Homecoming Queen attendant £or Meigs Hlgn school. sne lsaCanclystr!per, and belongs to F,H,A, Miss bnOOden belongs to thE' Safety Club, F.H.A.i Pep Club, POUND ON UNE LONDON (UPI) -Prbne Minister Harold Wilson put the devalued p:nmd on Britain's money market today for its first major iest, Financial experts predicted it would pass with powerful help from the United States and other major financial powers. SQUAD CALLED Pornero.y emergency squadmen were. swnmoned at 5:41 a. m. today to the Kermedy residence on 1!oute 7 where Oda Clitford statts, a Parkersburg, W, Va,,restdent, was dead at the unWs arrival, reportedly ot a cerebral homorrllage. G,A.A., and Car.dystr!pers, All e~even contestants wUl sent a three minute taJentnt~;~. entation, appear in an e gown, and sportsweat. Sunday, Nov. 19th, the Miss Hostess award place atthc oC Christ in Pomeroy with 111ro.' Richard Rawlings, A.Pftsenlq the Ohio Beta Sigma Pht Sorority. Mrs, Horace Karr and Mi•1 Bonnie Thompson, Athens, did tbe judging. Tne wlnioer ot the Bootess award wilJ be announced1 ~ the finals of thepageantNov,26111 alq with the 1968 MelgoCooJn131 Junior Miss and her conrt. Ceremonies Hig:h~:::;;~'l! the Meigs tivities, Miss Hall is a Meigs High Cheerleader, and is in the F.H,A,, Safety Club, paper staff, a candy~ striper and a class reporter. Miss Carter beiOJWS to -tht:l F.H.A., Candystripcrs, Pep Club, College Club, and F,T,A. Miss Dean is in the Safety Club, Candy stripers, is a majorette in the Meigs Hign Marchlrw Band, and she belongs to the F.ll.A. a malfunctioning dOOr, been oo crash. Cn•o'le11 1 Cocn1ran, 45, air llours, waS at Ute 'ron~''•~'ro'"ls when a problem wss foond In one of the doors of the !our-englned ,Convair 880 tbat was to ·otght 'l I NEW OHIO VALLEY PIJBLtSIIING PLANT- Above is the Ohio Valley Publishing Company's new p~lnting p~ant f~r The ·nai ly ~ntinc-1 and Sllrldes Times~Sentmel publ1shed m Pomeroy, Located at 825 Third Ave., Gallipolis, it houses y Clue. Sought T•k• mcmthl W9"'ldn't Say He's The Ain't F4~ 'pfla~ 1 •li' NO MONEY 12 an Air ,, 11 "., ... Our expert mechanics adjust caster, camber and toe-in to manufa.cturer's specifications. All work is performed by skilled mechanics with modern precision equipment. I S,pedalist. I ; '' ' ' ' ta. .. ·9 5 .,,, ' I s - ;• ~· FURNITURE D"EPARTMENT ON THE THIRD .... '. ' ,J '. , ·. ((il'i);. 'pilljli .ihen\." Foree hit l)ammed ' ltii.~ ·:~ .l>Ombs. · ill~ Pound .Centers among the wciwlded paratrobpers flioriilil< nai>alilo li\fo' a Comrku• 1/1 the ilr, u-.s. i,ts , nh the li81ltlng on 11111 875, spokesn\en 'lilt!·>· 61ilrop lortntss in thO ' Hanol-llalphq area 'of 'North said, · The blast killed 20 of the Central' ' Hll!illan'ds today to VIetnam in a m"sslve 175 tell~t: at>OOt , 1,00~ Amer!c~ mJsslons MoncleS- the tnost In a wounded, the spokesmen said. parall:<loPers caugbt with SUJI- · month, spokeomen said. But a All Hurt P.lie• ' of food, U.ms and Conpnunist Supersonic MJG2l Medical officers reported all m~c!ne running down. But at allot ilown an Air Force F!05 the Gl medics on 11111 875 nave 'mlddl\v Tueida,V the Glo Tnundercnlet- the 300th u.s. been killed or woonded. They remained pinned on the jungle plane lost over North Vietnam . said the wounded Alflerlcans.alope just\lnderthefortress, . this year, an average of one a some who feJI in the ~rst U.S. U.S. medical officers reported day, charge Sunday, were sutl'e_rlng aOiores. ot WOunded paratroopers Another r\merlcan _plan~, an from dehydration brought on by wefe sutr'erlng from exposure RF4 Phantom, was lost to tlleir wounds, ttm blazing tropic aiter three ila,Vs of walling In unknown causes, It brought to the jungle nlglots, ' tile Jungle ror rescue from just 7·59 the number of American The estimated 5QO North below the roaring North VIe~- aircraft, Including eight hellcop. Vielnamese atop the pe-4, 12 men mortars and rocket ters, lost 'OV~r th'e Communist miles southwest of. the Allied launCHers. nation. bastion or Dak To, used their The Communist fire drove orr In South Vietnam, U.S. planes heaviest guns-120mm mortars fieMa or rescue helicopte'rs: brooght both hope- and !J"agcdy -to pound the Americans. The damaging lit least 10, One to the two battalions of the paratroopers, three co\npanles American h e ll c o p t e r got 173rd caught on the SlOJ.3eS just who were pinned down Sunday thniulh plucked out ttve 100 yards below the Communist only 100 yards from the summit *oonded Glo and Maj. IV!il!am !ortreos, on HUI 875 the eye or and a battalion that nacked its Kelly Of Chattanooga, Tem., the central highlands' battle. way tn Monday, also were who said· u.s. spokesmen $11ld pant 852 taldng rocket, macnlnecun and .t~There'•s not an oCtieer in Stratorortreases ripped ~ posi- ' rifle nre from all around. ~ thier.; without' a acratCh on him. tlotls of the 12,00Q cornm.unJst u.s. spokesmen said at least f!! taet, tlf&re are nol many troops now reported In the 72 Americans hve been !tilled "' .'· tbere mtnoot a e. Tney said lhe· North and 86 wounded. On\)' fLve ·ier~tat." • Brli. Gen. Leo H. Vietnamese inVaders brooght In wounded were reported out by •'~n1f.ilef, the ~. be&pac- two mor~ reglme~to to battle midday today. At least 33 :.~\'$<1 ~cle:l coinmander of the 173rd some 16,000 American ~P~ in Communist boc:Uea~ were count·''' Alrborno.Br~e,ilooked a) !be th~ 2ll-<iay-<>ld duel lor tne ed. blll baltle and almost· wills- blgblands. But a 500 pound bomb from vered, "MY heart suffers for ' Besides tne provided planting two Pl"OJCCt,_ club rhllmbers gifts ~ ed three olhers from the same .~· -~ l; ' ~. ' ' '!''' ' 11 ~ ...-' • prqltam ~~ ';~i~~~ den Club.wltll Mrs,. 'l'i 30 pots of <oleus, one member. or the ,therapy ~l~b. COMBINING BliSINI>SS w 1 t h ..,. . pleasure in "Blue Hawan ts Mi ss namora Boice. daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Haymond Boice, namora left Ole Miami ValJ('y Hospital at D8,}1on in early October after several years U1ere as a laboratoiJ tcdmologist , and is nO\~ working at st. Frances Hospital in Honolulu, She made the trip w1th another girl f rom Mtami \ "aile), and tllC' two JOin- "' ·. ·:Cdtitttiullist T:rap system, and, lnedentally, Is making (Jians for a walk d.ownthe ,was the program tOpiC: uoed ·by·Mrs, RoyDonahew. Scrfp. tures rrom Deuteronomy CorintiJ.. TON!Gli f and TUESDAY CASI!\ll ROYALE Nor 20-21 1Tr.chni color) Colorcar to1111f!: Think Smk ' teacher In the Pittsburgh school Learn~t MEIGS THEATRE ' '. ' tY. sate was planned were publicized as much as bad ,' dekn:!e at Varn:'lerbilt Unlyersl· lor buUdint thinJ;:s then the Image w o u I d I Are Held ·-..... -- at Two Craves MICHAEL ~tiLLER MILLER, 4, son of Mr. and Mrs.MickMiller,Middleport, is a candidate ror the title of Mr. SnowCJ.ake in the Christmas promotion program being conducted by the Ladles Auxiliary Of the Syracuse Volunteer Fire Department. ~UCHAEL Ritualistic grave mark;~!:ng:~~~ monies for two charter of the Captain James Chapter of the Daughters American Revolution were Monday, Bronze markers were the gl'aves of Mrs. er Hamilton in the Rome tery in Lawrence Count;y, her sister, Mrs. Francis >"leA~ked er Moore in the Spring!Jill ~aao­ eter_y in Hwttington, W. Va. Rm11 ' Mrs. Hamilton and Mrs, "ere residents of and both were Application has been made in and past regents or the the Meigs Local School District Mrs, Hamilton, mother ol. for a rederal grant ror adult Klein orn~!~d~t~~~~;.; education, Miss Martha Ohling- o. the organizing er, instructor, reports, ter. The courses l)((cred include Conducting the rites was sllorthancl and typing and book- Fenton Brubaker, regent, keeping. Classes will be held ot,her oCCiccrs of the in each subject for an hour, two James Lawrence evenings a week with the courses Among those to run over a 20-week period. emonies v;ere .Mrs. M. L. A fee of $20 Will be charged Cor the the two periods. Mrs. I Public Jnterest wiJI affect the courses offered. Residents taking Grant For Schools P, ~~~· ~i~l:;rt~ trfct. Persons interested are to oall Larry Morrison at 992-2153 before Dec.l.Classesaresclled. uled to begin about Jan, 1. �; ' I ' i ....... ..., • •I <\ \ • I ., . . ·, )f, ' ' .. • ' ' l ·. 4' ' r •' ! ' I . , •~ l:BJ Inquisition-·: · '. · · NQt Thne ·or Place ,. • 'l. , The ordinary citizen doesn't often have a President of the United Slates as a captive audience. , Thus it is uilderslllndable that an Episcopal cle>gyman in Williamsburg, Va., should have succumbed to the temptation to tell President Johnson, who was visiting his chUrch on BD otherwise pleasant Sunday morning, that he awed the Am eric a n people a "logical, straightforward explanation" of administra· tion policy in Vietnam. There is no re~son to doubt the Rev . Cotes· worth Lewis' defense that he was moved by a ··moral obligation" to express his concern over Vietnam, not by 11 desire to make head· lines, as one congre~sman .charged. tt is a preacher's function to tell people things they don't want to hear. They have bfen getting into hot water for centuries for doon~ it. It takes no iitUe courage to look a President in the eye and ask him, in et!ect, if he knows what he is doing. It can be argued that this episode did more than any amount of picketing and placard· wavinl:! to reveal to President Johnson the ext en( of dismay over V i e t n a m among respectable members of the nahonal com· munity- assuming he was not aware of it before. Yet the reaction of most Americans seems to have been one of sympathy for the Presi· dent. They may agree or disagree with him ' Excitons: Exciting fort Will go away will do no good, either. You take your food pri martly to giVe you energy. So, if Jou eat too much, you woul do well to go outdoors and work 1t off. Q-What Is the cause and treatment of Paget's disease? A-Since you are a woman, I assume you are referring to cancer of the nipple and not the Paget's disease that involves the bones of the legs lower spine and skull. The · and, ·since ~an<:er involves and superficial brestst li•siiie, it can be cured , we hav-e cranberrv sauce or" any time we Want it If you do overeat and then d e p e n d on well-advertised drugs for relief of stomach distress, you are only storing up trouble for yourself Lying down and hoping your d1scom- The Almanac By United Press International Todi\Y Ia Tuellda,:i, Nov. 21, the 32Sth da,y of 1967 with 40 to follow. The moon Is between Its IIIII and last quarter. The momlns stars ore Mereury, Venua aDr;l Jupiter. The evening stars are Man and Saturn. On this da,y In history: ph... In 1877, Thomu Edlaon announced the lnventlon of "the talking maeblne." In 1925, Harol:l ...Red" Granae played his last varati,V lootbsll game lor the unlverslcy of Dllnols before tumlng pro with the Chi<ll!ll> Boars. In 1938, the Nazia took over the westem regions d. Czeeho., lovalda and made an 1n the area German citlzen1. In 1960, the llrat direct claah between tho C<lnJli)Ieoe army and United Natloos tronpa took olace In Leopoldvllle, Jill'"'"'" - ' By WAYNE G BRANDSTADT, M.D. Arabic numerals, the ones we use tod,ay, Include the symbol zero which was adopted by Moslem mathe· maticians from Indian nu· morals, says The World AI· manac. Although the con· cept of zero is an appar· ently small thing, it was unknown to the Romans and is indispensable to higher mathematics. If you doubt this, try dividing MCXXVI by LXI! Q-1 drink about three pints of milk ll ~A)'_,. Is _this t~o much? If so. why'! A-Milk is an excellent food at any age Adults who are not defi11itely allergic to milk should drink a least a pint a day. If you are not overweight , three pints a day will not hurt you. If you are overweight you should switch to milk with only 2 ~r cent fat or. better yet , to skim milk. Voice ol.Broadway BY JACK O'BRIAN NEW YORK - Top doU.Oer Anne Fogart)c•o Rolls. Royce waa vandallzed(utdsmearedwi1h red paint) during the anti • Dean Ruok ~e Guevara • Stokely Carmichael oxptoalons hel'e last Tues. niQfrt ... The o:ounterlelted Diner's Club crodil card owlndle was tipped here three weeks b&Core the s.vndlcate - erlme arrests thio week ... MlddiWJ~­ bougllt a $200,000 CBS.TV play about •jinvaston ol privacy" has a role. we bear, Bobby Kennedy - haters w I I I reoo¢ze; Gore gores Bobby with monotonous regularity .•• New gov't of the Bahamas (headed) by 4'00on Findling) will exJ!IDII )he number of -'>ling casino lrancblses ... Maybe It was his role in uBorn Free," but whatever, BUI Travera waa :ranked as star oC 41 Pnldence and Q-Whal are Norflex and Dexameth gtven for? Are there any bad side effeds? A-Norflex is given to re· lieve tension spasms in the voluntary muscles and Dexameth is a cortisoneHke drug used for arthritis and other inOamrnatory diseases. The side effects of Norflex' include dr¥; neSJ ol the mouth, palpitation, blurred vision, nausea, drowsiness and headache Those or Dexameth include moonface, growth of hair on the face , acne, peptic ulcer, insomnia the PIJJ1t as it started Cllmbtg and weakenmg of the bones of •n BeautituJ Dana Wynter, Mra• Greg Bautzer unW they ~­ the spine. rated, is applying for U. S, CltiPleose send your truestions oiil zensldp (Dana was born In So. commtnfs to Wayne G. lt0114stmlt, Alrlcl) .., Mattei Tot• Ia out MD, in catt of tills paptt. Wllile 1 "Dr. lloltttle" doll Dr, ltamfstadt co•not CIIISWtr iftdi- looks )lot like Rex Harrison y;fluoJ leUtn he will anJWtt letltn of who spoaka 14 taped sentences genttol inft'lest i11 f•hltt (Oiumm. when you ouli the cord. Windsor, site O{Bilghty's Windsor Castle, l8ld 'feawssnotwhen a jazz festival roQ!Ooted an okay In tloe shade of the old royal BARBS bungalow: "We cbl'l want that loVe.ln buatnesa here!• ... All lr PHIL PASTORET · A thoul!l>t tor the £Friend says he'd give up AmericiD statesman Daniel cigarettes for a pipe, but the Webater once said. utet our potential problem posed by object be our CIIUI\IJ'1, our the office moocher IS too up. whole country, and nothlnR but setting to contemplate. our c;:ourd:r1." • • • 0 Its (lllled) !IWIJn.ioOOI "' Imaslne that aame lalp Yankee Stadium-like Miami Boach r<JO!Il- lng house when 10moone made reservations lor 850 rooms: (a bankers' convention) ... Reply was yes, but the money..chang. era will have to put up with • but a few N. Y. restaurants ROW welcome geats, or reasa.1ahleim· ltoUons, wearing thoae swish turtlenecks with jackets ... Par· vlalttng dlsjractlon - the erDVM adlse Hotel In Nassau, the B&- Prince of Napa), wloo's air~ hamaa, planted grass over the taken 17 rooms (Including the sand wldch Is Why tloe landscap. Sinatra Suttl!)· ... Y•mean tho lng lab "'""' toppod a mUIIDn King Uvea more grandlJ than ... Audrey llepbum unknowing Frankie? · i1 crashed an El Moandroc~!'""hecl" Tlie N:Y. tax! _ cob frustration ty the other Sun. out when llbe learned it was goes like this: In 1930 sponsored by "SWORD " Which cash was lttlliBht and loarlsta In allced down means "s0parat0d, short II1JIIIIl1 ete., )!at ll1orl o1 Widowed or Dlvoreod folk ... 20,000 cabs cruised N.Y. ~reeto But Audrey rated a welcome, ~oo~' Y. his )!at tewer than on the separated bit ... H. J, • ., ... And the biggest fleet Heinz' S7 varletles'are famous Ia the OII.Dut;yc,bCo."whOse but It's not true no mo'l- the drivers wlU beneftt from the incompany markela more than 1,- doeevllable I . - a t ... It the city ooo prollu~811'1 ,give the rider• better ·~· service and mor ab tloe pol ' SUiy-BUIIIIJI season'• on: T h e ltlclano wtii ..:. c I • Fontainebleau (Fis,) Hole! bald a logical rap 11 eleotltloe M000110Jy game oo t1oe bottom o1 ju81Uiably. on - • The "lax! stand" sign down the street means just what it • • • Our Girl Friday goes to church Gt leaat twice e""'l/ Sunday to• better acqucA!It hor,.lt with the !ltw hilnl. a .t,; and ~' H~an Trace finished third tied with 3-.1 records. North Gallla was last with a 2-6 re'l:. Amwer a fool accordill{l to hiS foUy, Jest he be wise in ht. own eyes.-Proverbs 26:5. • • 0 •ralklng and eloquenc~ are not the same• to apeak, and speak well are two things. A fool may talk, but a wise man speaks.-Ben Jonson, English poet and dramatist. CHASE HARDWARE and the ,,_., ' '' ' . ' ROUDdllig: out November's ac* Uon In tloe SV AC will be a Tue .. day night tUt at Hannan Traee with Coach Paul Dillon's Wildcats making their second slarl of the ......, against Coach Jim Cooney. " · Here Is the sche<l!Ie of t h 1 a week's and next week's games: Nov. 22 - Hannan TraCe at Kyger Creek. Nov. 2S - Soothwes"\m at Eastern. Nov, 28 - Soothem Local at Hannan Trace. Dec. l - Hannan Trace at Eastern; Kyger Creek at Soutfl.. westerni North Gallla at Alexander; and Glouster at Soothem Local. . Dec, 2 - Fairland at•Kyger '. .' .BY JJ.\1 PORTER lJI The key, to Hloeceso for the Gallipolis Blu,e Devil varsli,Vbao, ketball team this naiiOJI:will be the abiii\Y of the telllll to adjust to a last break ¢loose and the bulldiJ!s of a . ~g bench, ac. cording to he~ ea~t coach Lu~ duo c. (Duke) JlursoQ. ' We'll be runli!Jig 'wi!!l~ ball every chance we aol; The reason lor relying so heavily ' on tho last break this nason Is that Fight·Results -------- Morale PROVIDENCE, R. L (UPI) - In aeveland GaiUa; and Hannan, W. Va, at D. c .. outoointed Ed Viek, 1941 Southwestern. "l knot;v you ha~e traveled a long way jrpm ·home."Sr. qutllermo Vtdales Aparicio, presidente, Asociacion Mexocana de Golf, in welcoming golfers from 41 lands to the 15th annuol World Cup competition. Player Keeps 'The Most Amazing Hours' MEXICO CITV- fNEA) - Gary Player tan and fit his cheeks filled out from a IO·day idyll on his ~any.acred f~rm drove·down to Johannesburg to catch the 6 p.m . flight thai would take him to the World Cup of Golf. This was on a Fri· dal' afternoon in South Affica. The South African Airways' plane took off with~ut a hitch So Gary settled back-as much as he ever settles back-for an uneventful trip. After aU, he travels 200,000 miles a year. Touchdown was. the pext morning in Madrid at 9 o'c1ock Gary1checked and found out he had a four-hour layover. · "I was damn unlucky," be recounted. "I could take a TWA out at noon or 1 o'clock . The latter was direct to New York, New York (10), Browns Camp Bowl Picture Shaping Up By SANDY PRISANT UPI Sports Writer The nation's bowl selection committee Monday filled at least one S!Xlt in each oC the &even major post season classics and signed three of the nation's top 10 powers for the Orange and &!gar bows. Miami's 75,387-seat Orange Bowl will probably be lite site of the t3p · New Year's Day contest. The Orange Bowl Committee 1 a n d e d secondranked Tennessee (7-1) and !lith-ranked Oklahoma (7 .I), AliA Standillgs By United Press International i'41clal East L, Pet, 4 .765 MIMe sola ll 5 ' .688 Pillsburjh 10 6 .625 New Jersey 5 8 moil Kentucky s ll .313 West w. L. Pet. New Orleans 9 4 .692 1 middle, their way, tltiy are or tiotb, ltrlkt W, 13 Indiana Denver ' · oa0.~~ands 1 '· 8' 7- ···~~533 1 ' 6 6 .500 • ~ 8 10 .444-4 Anaheim 5 12 .294 Hnu""" 3 10 .23fl Monday's Results Hooston 102 Kentucky 90 · Oakland U6 ~lnnesota llO (Only games scheduled) I' I, he· • no vtsa." ' · The. YO'!"~ \nan ~lancfied, , !. . "Btit he llot Word from ·the jnternatlonai Golf Assocf~tlon (sponsor ,olcfhe Wori4 CupJ. ,there'll be one waitllig l?r·IDO in Me~lc~ Oily.'' · ,.:- ·. ' ' :: · "Tbek'l~lllilk• you turn a·round and ~orne , right . . · biCkMr~ " said Jhe. a~e~t. "You'll jUst be paying~· fo~ the trlp.l' , ' · ('A Player exaggeration.) , ' · · . •·'· 1'11 ' . 9 h''l'<i' e 'I" 'd G ' < " 1, sa1 ary, and bpard~d th~ plahe.· taxied. down runway, the gllot' alinQiJnced, , w~ trouble wllb our hydraulic · a delay."• · " ·( ' ' ' CLEVELAND (UPI) - Sun. day's 14-10 win over the Minnesota Vlldnga provided a much needed morale booster Cor the making that classic the only one which wUV pit two members ol the top 10 against each other. However, other members ol the high-ranked teams were lining up fast Cor post-season appearances against lesserrated opponents. Nt.•w Orleans' Sugar Bowl will bring in seVenth-ranked WyomIng (10.0) to lace local favorite LSU (5-3-1) and u., Cotton Bowl Commlttee kept the · amual Da1las altair a prestige contest by landing the Deep South's finest, ninth-ranked Alabama (7. 1.. 1) to lace as yet unknown champion or the Southwest Conference. Other Hall Done Tbe Rose Bowl Co~itteE, which had half its works done Cor it last Saturday when top.. ranked Soothern Calllomla (9.1) became the West Coast entrant by knocking off . ~CLA, wlll have the other half done Cor it nexl Saturday when 13th ranked Minnesota (7-2) and 14th ranked Indiana (8~1) dose out their seasons and finalcy decide the Big Ten representative. · The Gator BQWI Jlas sl_ICCfSsfully wooed 'Penn State ('7.~), which will ~robably face the wlmer of SatiU'day's clash between 16th-ranked Florida State and 18th-ranked Florida. The Sun Bowl to be played Dec. 30 at EI Paso, Tex., has lined up Mississippi (4-3-l) for an unnamed -enl. The BluebonnJ:! Bowl at Houston on Dec. !3 will match Big E!gllt ropi:sentatlve Colorado (7-2) aswgac st a hlgll finisher in the • Cleveland Browns. The Browns, who suffered the worst defeat In their history 55-7 hands or the Green Ba,y Packers just a week earller, were sounding optimistic about the remainder of the season as they made their weekly round or post-game speaking appearat the ances. uwe should do wen tlle rest or the way," Halfback Ernie Green told the Touchdown Club. "We have the added incentive of being In firsl place and having beaten Minnesota," he sald, Green said the Browns faced their toughest season ever, with Green Bay, Detroit, Minnesota and Chicago aU in one season. "We've never had to do that before," he said. GOOD USED FURNITURE BUYS H!RE EVERY DAYJ.. . ' l'h8 area'• adualve U8ed furniture atOre Ill I ' ' Nfflj 11 ~ ' Rut- ''"~! We seul M . . ., •• · 1,-rl.AND FUR_NITU~ ., '' . USED FURNnURI OUtLET "Thi•k .plltf Toti!IY ""' ,,.,.~ 2GO !"illiOD ,_oplt, e«h wiih lois own Ill the lime. We ' ....... 742-4211 to gtiild!" ArM~~~ ' Gi'lle ' ftc" \ '. '• ,, '. '' . \ ' ,,. For Gallipolis cage lana the second coming Is long s i n e e overdue. But this may ho t he year, as Coach Burson cont'ess.. Thls ls the best s~ad we've had on the court in t h e es, 11 four years I've been here." In pre - season scrimmages the Devils have lived up to Burson's praises; they sowdly de- Gary Collins told another audience the Washington Redskins can look forward to a rough time next Sunday "if our passing game jells." 11 0ur defense has alwa,ys done well against Sonny Jurgensen," he added. The Redsklns, who bold third place ln the Capitol Dlvislon with a 4..4~2 record, move into tlte stadium fresh from a 27-20 have a rematch in tl1e GAllS gym, at 4 p.m. Gellla Acodemy opensllol96768 season at Jackson Frlciey, Dec, 1. Here's the 1967-68 roster and schedUle: GALL!l'OLIS BLUE DEVILS !YARSJTY) Player 1967-88 Ht. Pos. Butch Cordell Lee Bursar. Curt Alberti Jim Gilmore Dave Johnson Larry Mitchell 5'8., 5'10'' 5'9" 5'10" 5'9" 6' G Yr. 4 4 4 4 3 c C c G F 4 Tom Spencer 5'1P' F 3 Tom Meadows Greg Smith 6' F 6'1., F 4 4 Alan Boster s•tou F 6'1" c Jim Henry Mike Fenderboach 6'3" C 3 3 3 HEAD COACII- Duke Burson· ASSISTANT- Bill Conley. ' victory over the division leaders, the Dallas Cowboys. "I have the highest regard Cor Sormy Jurgensen," said Coach Blanton Collier. 'He is one or the flnest quarterbacks to come along in many years. The Browns' defensive unlt should be back to full slrengtb by Sanda,y to meet the Redskin& strong passing attack ' with Erich Barnes. who sat Out the Minnesota game back In play. LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) Ernie "Indian Red" L o p e z, 147'h , Pasadena, Calif., stopped Doug McLeod, 149 1h , Grand Rapids, Mich. (4). WANT 8500 or more? Compare our quick service and easy payment terms. City Loan • - .Jltsltiince Agency \One free, with eVBry 7gallons of Aslfland Gasoline •..... ' center Jim Henry's spot is jun. lor Mike Fenderbosch. ' ' Locuat St Phone WY 2.-2511 a spirited contest lor every po. sltton. Meadows, Greg ~mlth and Aln Boater are pushing Ml~ guar • -~~ "~~•·v, ,,_,,.;.; · ·~~~~~il''! The Galllpolltans wI I I hold "! ·~ cheU and Spencer for starUns their ftnal pre - aeaiOJl t l I t 1 spots as forwards. A.PP)yingthepressure to guard · agolnat' aperennially strong Fair. starters Cordell and Bursoo will land ~ .Wemesd8,y, he Curt AiberU, Jim Gilmore, The.r play the Dra!llons In and Dave Johnson. Proetorvllle at fp.m, Then Tue.. And a strong candidate to fill day, Nov. 28, the two teams will PUNCH SET OFFERI By United Press International East ' w. L. Pet. 12 3 .so Boston Philadelphia 12 4 ,750 Detroit 10 7 .58: New York Cincinnati 78 9 .471 .438 ·' -:--::::::::::::--Baltimore 7 9 .438 West W. L, Pet. st. Lools 16 4 .800 San Francisco 13 · 7 ,650 Lo• Angeles .60• Seattle 4 9lS 6 .2U san Dlo!ll> 4 16 .200 Cbicago 2 IS .ll . MoodilY's Results Detroit 120 Seattle us (Only game sch.Wled) MiT TOPROOIUE NEW YOilK (UPI)- Tom Seaver, a 1~. game wlmor for a team Which won only Glgames, today ' became the llrat pitcher In 10 ye..-o and the llrat New York Met In history to be nained the National League's rook. le ~ ot-tbe..year, ·,~ One simple per.:kage from A 23-year.oid rlgllthander obAuto-Owners wfll protect telned by the Meta aftor be was you and your bu$':n8ahn~ tlle1J11lly olsned to a $52,000 bonemployees from alllbrt• of us c:ontract by the AilantaBrav. )!eril, Sea your A~O man es, Seaver was the ohq,f.ce of t1 for c.omplete details on the of the 20 members of tho Banspe,;:i'l Aulo-Ownera ball Wru.lrs Association of AMul,ti~ PSrll Pa<.kage. Be In merlcan selection .Om.inlttee. Aulo-6wners "circle qr GOOD JMPROV~T ' .flro1tE:c:~an." VATICAN crrv · (IJPI)--1'1\Y· SERVING MEIGS olclan~ ~ Pope l'iul VI CO(INTY SINCE 1061 ~r¥ l\londajl • they tlere· pleaSed by Ute slnce~r!ll>lni: JIOIIIU!'• "rapid 'llnpioVeqilnt". aurpry Nov. his ~prostate'";~~~~ / OFFICER • ' ' ,' SEOUL blficier _~· ~fiNING There will be, however, Coach Ru<lf Sblvely's North Gallla Ptrstes, and IJ>I. umpbed over a lltrwl8 Vlnt•Jn Couri\Y S<flad, . Also, the tllture dl GAllS ba.. ketloell loqks b.tolgliJ4r In I h e light ~ the. r..t that hal! 1 h'e Blue Devil varsii,V 12 will he back next year - and three lor- 9 ·Ironton wardds, two centers, an d a W~llaton leated • Htrold ChiN, Mgr. You Can Get . MeadOWs (61 0"); guard Lee Bur~ ' son (5'10'') aenlor; and T om !ipencer (5'11") junior """ will be spearheading the GAHS attack. !ipencer has been moved from we're W.ai<:al)y a strong team guard post because of his re- probably the smallest In the bounding otrenslh. He will play SEOAL," Burson added, · forward this winter. The .other forward slot will be ftUed by Larry Mllehell (6' 0") senior. Mitchell Is not new at the game, ha'iing been selected all • league as a sopb. omore. AI guards Bursoo will he startBy Unlied Press International PHILADELI'HJA (UPI)- Bennie Brl&<oe, 159, Pblladelpbla, stopped Jimmy Lester, 159, San Francisco (6), I 'd . ~ '"i ' ' .~' \' ~- But v.we. We Tr&de! Small the Blue Devllo mi\Y lng seniOr Butch Cordell (5'8") he. But they are not short 00 and Lee BuriiOIJ (5'10'') senior experience, ball handling, and · who was third guard on I a st ov~rall roundball abUII,V. · year's el!lhth place GAllS team. 'i'be Galllans have three ...,_ Roomdlng out the probable tUmlng lettermen oo lhelr 12- starting llne...p will be (6' 1'') man 0(Jiad: senlqf forward Tom junior Jim Henry, at center, Creek; Symmes Valley at North . Bob Foster, 179, WaShington I ,in10 ' Eastern Eagles o£ 'Coach ll o n Wr(gllt. Eagteo have& returnIng lettermen 1 au Hmon~ trom last year's l<11ad that llnlohed 9-ll In all games., The Highlanders w~re 11-6 lit•oJI games, lnolu~ the Gallla COOiii,V Toornament, i. ~ Adams• Tornacl>ea from M:eig.s air Suptr Premium Qu•lity llecorator Colors · .11 ord. · This Jesr the svAC Will have six, teams .ln,litead, of five with the admission to the conference of Southe~;~~ Loc-,1, formerly R,.. cine, coalhed · by Jim Adams. Overall the · SVAC Is e>pecled to be ~~~~gor than last year, · Coa~h LIOJ<d Myers will toke the SouthweSiom H(glllanders in- · 'GAR'V PLAYER , . ; I so I g.qt on ,il. We'~ ito sooner got ln lhtr than the pilot announ~ed, ThiS flight has been re.routed \>Ia Boston.' ':Monstrous. Noll! I've got to go tlll'ough, cus!<)ms t~ere when I land and tli~ke m).'w~y to. New. York." , , II w~a 5 p.m. In Bosl\ln ,w,heo he,[~.;ded '' bul already Gory . potntea .out,, mldnlJhlln SOuth Africa. He'd gone ao'hours wltbou~ laking off an)'iJIIb('more, than Jill abets. · "I flew 'to New York," he colitlmied, "a~d find I've missed my connection there to Mexico City. ;There is an ·a o'clock Sat~ay rught flight, but the gentleman, a\ the counter 'tells me 11 s all filled, Wllb only standby-space. · · " 'What else have 'yo~ got?' last. him. · "'There's one in the morning' sS.ys 'but ifls booked solid. I could definitely get you. ~n one T'ue's'day momm· g.' " Gary, prudently stood there and took his cHances on making , the 8 ocl~k. "Oh by the way,"· he told the agent "I've got (Upon Request) PAINTS · I , SERVICE COCHRAN · .' • Hannan. Trace and ·K1 g e r 111 Melia co~ 'Saturda,y night Creek Will ·open lbe lP67 • &8 •0 •""'h ·sv AC tilt lvlth the Sootherll Valie.r A\liietlc Confer- ' ~ :-~·•• • • · ence season Wodl\esda,y odgllt at All~--rs ® Kypr Creek ; as Coach JolW\V . w'~kllne's lloikiats ~· tbO d&o r':".' - - - - - -.. tense ollhe' SV AC ,<foamplonshlp , K.YPr Crftk ClriiBhed tirlt ~fh ~ .;,....;, the SVAC Ialot sealbi\ with 7.J { record. Soutlnieatem was Ill<· ord at 5-3. Ealrtem of Meigs Coun: NBA standing& DRY CLEANING says: you stand, and &land, and stand .. ... 1 ·1 ' • ROBINSON'S CLEANERS 216 E.2nd Pomeroy BERRrS WORLD ' \\ S::OO. 2-HOUR A satisfied emploJie is one who ha8 not yet had an opportumty•to compare notes with othtr peoplt in the office. 0 >l ·f · n. ' by surgical removal if this is done early in the course of the d1sease Overstuffing With Food Burdens Digestive System · NEA Was~in,tan ·.~ . , .' ." • . · ··W~NGTON-jNEA) .': II' the W~f in Vlet,mmi ende~ !Qmorrow, it evideillly' would , • be a•k""" disapP.ointroent·to many ·Amerloan· r~dicals )"ho to- Jl;• \ . , ~~Y .~~ l\$jli1Ung lpanalicAllY ~ !« ' . , .: .~ ' ' ' •·. Radicals iii httendance at •.the New ·Polilkp· ~onfetence Iii . • ·pbic(go I)V,o lli0J1'~ 10 go to)~,!hl~· r;i!po!ter ~~~Y Ji¥-w 1M :till'·,:' · ,s ,tbe.gte~lest,~ppo'itu!liiY ln.QIIIIIY r,e.a ts to .• 4vilriCer»;a!erl,, • · a)IY ,·the radical S!)!li&l ,causes they· a!i!) glb~s . espouse ... ,f I•' ·, ,1 1•I • ) 11 , , '•• 1'heir ~a Sic · ~Qlnt ,ts ·shrwie.~ ' ·" ~, ' ,' ·, " 1 , ~~ ' .': • , '· ''" Th'ey believe that 1!118 war, as no other In ~jll hii!Or):1:• has sllrred sucH contro~~ny thai !I haalooseiied lhe labl'lc Jll'. American soelely, has ll!•de anaull u(ion ~slatillshed.Jnera· mentaulhorlty nr1~1llblt!, 'and 1bus ba~ oileaed ... d!lor to ' radical change ore many frOnts. , i' '~''( Talking· of this in Chicago, one radical .saw tile dlscOillenl over .the w~r as ·the 'most golden nioment since ,the Great Depression of .the 1930s fanned 'the Oilmes of-radicalism In a th~n beWildered n~liq/1. " . . I . , '.. , ' Radicals who bold: to Ibis view plainly welcome the JurmoU · of 'de!iionsttatlons pnd the torrent o! critlci~ms which plagued the lotlnson .adntinistratlon since our heavy m[ll ' ' entrY into Vfetnam. '!'hey are usually in •the ,vanguru:d ofs #· · stirrings M the somet!mes violent "confrontation" at the PeDtagOJi O!'t. .1 Were the war to end suddei1ly, Its loosening ~fec,t .Vptlll '• U.S. society would he lost to ambitious radicals w~o fl!tnpile that they. seldom make much headway except In times of , · great national stress. • they might then try to throw greater weigbl into the urban racialstruggte...:which Is tearing the American fabric In other ways. .,. Here the more 'thoilghtful U.S. radicals are wary, however, since the New Politics conferance showed them dramatically that black power radicals are wllllng to allow wblb) partie!· pation In their undertakings only on black extremists' terms. The while radicals who tway privately welcome the ripping effect of the Vietnam war have ..other deep concern. "Tiley concede that they are gbKI'tO •ave the cha~celo "a10" the war dlseonlent of mUUon1 of ordlaary, ooaradlcal Alber!· cans to farther their owa draslk! onUelllaiiUsbmenl oiiJecllns, But they worry that they themselves may be· ased lly dotUo cated anU-Amerlcai Commualsl elementaln both the'UIIwu aad black ,power groups. · Many nonrridical U.S. observers, fearing to he charged with resurrecting the wild-swinSiftg antlcolliJII,unlsm of !he late Sen. Joseph McCarthy Of Wisconsin, go vety light in app!Yirul the Red label to anything done these days In lhe name ii( !hi New Left. The cliche of the day Is that New Leftists regard · old-style communism as "square" and could not care leas, Bill one ltJfiuentlal radkal who attead'ed the Chicago ,meet-· I"' on New Politics said privately It would be a serloua .mll; take to underestimate the labors of dedicated CommuniBts at thai conference. .· , '· · This 1118ljjl hlmsell stoutly antl,VIelnain war and aJitlractal , dlscrlmina on, .... many of his radical fellow• servbtJ u dupes for anti-American Reds who work cloverly and persistentlY In the ' emotional chaos engenelered by theoe C<lll· troverslal Issues. · o. Tbe hall the Cl(IJIOrtunlty • :DeVils fo Run' Tliis ¥ear ""' '""' htl'!. The electronics a~e has hllrdly arrive~ and already scientists are looking beyond 1i into an entirely new field of solid state physlcs-excltonics. Excitons are similar to electrons, the tiny particles which carry an electric charge and make possible television, high-speed com· pulers, etc. But excilons don't conduct elee· trlclty. They have a polentlally more useful properly, say Du Pont researchers: They can transport light energy. Fantastically tiny excitonic·powered devices are envisioned which may someday replace many of the functions now being performed by electronics. Today, excitons are laboratory curiosities. But so were transi~>tors only a decade or so ago. THE DCCTCR BAYS No matter how thankful we are that we live in a country where there is plenty to eat, we should not make that an excuse for stuffing ourselves. Eatmg too much places a heavy burden on your digestIve system and makes for an undesirable gam in we1ght. Whereas the Pilgrims ate turkey at Thanksgivmg because it was in season and wouldn't be again for another to cold year. can, .' about VietnaDI or •~J numbl.r of other things. They may praise hom or dam~ him among their friends. But he Is stU! the President apd uiey simply don't like to see him ·called to account by a self-appointed cltlzen·lnqulsllor In poblle and in a setting where he cannot reply. To parapllJ:ase Volllll~ . .Americans mil¥ agree with what you say about their Pres•· dent, but they will not defend to the death your right to say it anytime, anywhere. Rev. Lewis forgot not only his good man· ners but his good sense as well. ,. By· B\UCt..J~~~~~d.d,t: ~. \ 1 ' '• �; ' I ' i ....... ..., • •I <\ \ • I ., . . ·, )f, ' ' .. • ' ' l ·. 4' ' r •' ! ' I . , •~ l:BJ Inquisition-·: · '. · · NQt Thne ·or Place ,. • 'l. , The ordinary citizen doesn't often have a President of the United Slates as a captive audience. , Thus it is uilderslllndable that an Episcopal cle>gyman in Williamsburg, Va., should have succumbed to the temptation to tell President Johnson, who was visiting his chUrch on BD otherwise pleasant Sunday morning, that he awed the Am eric a n people a "logical, straightforward explanation" of administra· tion policy in Vietnam. There is no re~son to doubt the Rev . Cotes· worth Lewis' defense that he was moved by a ··moral obligation" to express his concern over Vietnam, not by 11 desire to make head· lines, as one congre~sman .charged. tt is a preacher's function to tell people things they don't want to hear. They have bfen getting into hot water for centuries for doon~ it. It takes no iitUe courage to look a President in the eye and ask him, in et!ect, if he knows what he is doing. It can be argued that this episode did more than any amount of picketing and placard· wavinl:! to reveal to President Johnson the ext en( of dismay over V i e t n a m among respectable members of the nahonal com· munity- assuming he was not aware of it before. Yet the reaction of most Americans seems to have been one of sympathy for the Presi· dent. They may agree or disagree with him ' Excitons: Exciting fort Will go away will do no good, either. You take your food pri martly to giVe you energy. So, if Jou eat too much, you woul do well to go outdoors and work 1t off. Q-What Is the cause and treatment of Paget's disease? A-Since you are a woman, I assume you are referring to cancer of the nipple and not the Paget's disease that involves the bones of the legs lower spine and skull. The · and, ·since ~an<:er involves and superficial brestst li•siiie, it can be cured , we hav-e cranberrv sauce or" any time we Want it If you do overeat and then d e p e n d on well-advertised drugs for relief of stomach distress, you are only storing up trouble for yourself Lying down and hoping your d1scom- The Almanac By United Press International Todi\Y Ia Tuellda,:i, Nov. 21, the 32Sth da,y of 1967 with 40 to follow. The moon Is between Its IIIII and last quarter. The momlns stars ore Mereury, Venua aDr;l Jupiter. The evening stars are Man and Saturn. On this da,y In history: ph... In 1877, Thomu Edlaon announced the lnventlon of "the talking maeblne." In 1925, Harol:l ...Red" Granae played his last varati,V lootbsll game lor the unlverslcy of Dllnols before tumlng pro with the Chi<ll!ll> Boars. In 1938, the Nazia took over the westem regions d. Czeeho., lovalda and made an 1n the area German citlzen1. In 1960, the llrat direct claah between tho C<lnJli)Ieoe army and United Natloos tronpa took olace In Leopoldvllle, Jill'"'"'" - ' By WAYNE G BRANDSTADT, M.D. Arabic numerals, the ones we use tod,ay, Include the symbol zero which was adopted by Moslem mathe· maticians from Indian nu· morals, says The World AI· manac. Although the con· cept of zero is an appar· ently small thing, it was unknown to the Romans and is indispensable to higher mathematics. If you doubt this, try dividing MCXXVI by LXI! Q-1 drink about three pints of milk ll ~A)'_,. Is _this t~o much? If so. why'! A-Milk is an excellent food at any age Adults who are not defi11itely allergic to milk should drink a least a pint a day. If you are not overweight , three pints a day will not hurt you. If you are overweight you should switch to milk with only 2 ~r cent fat or. better yet , to skim milk. Voice ol.Broadway BY JACK O'BRIAN NEW YORK - Top doU.Oer Anne Fogart)c•o Rolls. Royce waa vandallzed(utdsmearedwi1h red paint) during the anti • Dean Ruok ~e Guevara • Stokely Carmichael oxptoalons hel'e last Tues. niQfrt ... The o:ounterlelted Diner's Club crodil card owlndle was tipped here three weeks b&Core the s.vndlcate - erlme arrests thio week ... MlddiWJ~­ bougllt a $200,000 CBS.TV play about •jinvaston ol privacy" has a role. we bear, Bobby Kennedy - haters w I I I reoo¢ze; Gore gores Bobby with monotonous regularity .•• New gov't of the Bahamas (headed) by 4'00on Findling) will exJ!IDII )he number of -'>ling casino lrancblses ... Maybe It was his role in uBorn Free," but whatever, BUI Travera waa :ranked as star oC 41 Pnldence and Q-Whal are Norflex and Dexameth gtven for? Are there any bad side effeds? A-Norflex is given to re· lieve tension spasms in the voluntary muscles and Dexameth is a cortisoneHke drug used for arthritis and other inOamrnatory diseases. The side effects of Norflex' include dr¥; neSJ ol the mouth, palpitation, blurred vision, nausea, drowsiness and headache Those or Dexameth include moonface, growth of hair on the face , acne, peptic ulcer, insomnia the PIJJ1t as it started Cllmbtg and weakenmg of the bones of •n BeautituJ Dana Wynter, Mra• Greg Bautzer unW they ~­ the spine. rated, is applying for U. S, CltiPleose send your truestions oiil zensldp (Dana was born In So. commtnfs to Wayne G. lt0114stmlt, Alrlcl) .., Mattei Tot• Ia out MD, in catt of tills paptt. Wllile 1 "Dr. lloltttle" doll Dr, ltamfstadt co•not CIIISWtr iftdi- looks )lot like Rex Harrison y;fluoJ leUtn he will anJWtt letltn of who spoaka 14 taped sentences genttol inft'lest i11 f•hltt (Oiumm. when you ouli the cord. Windsor, site O{Bilghty's Windsor Castle, l8ld 'feawssnotwhen a jazz festival roQ!Ooted an okay In tloe shade of the old royal BARBS bungalow: "We cbl'l want that loVe.ln buatnesa here!• ... All lr PHIL PASTORET · A thoul!l>t tor the £Friend says he'd give up AmericiD statesman Daniel cigarettes for a pipe, but the Webater once said. utet our potential problem posed by object be our CIIUI\IJ'1, our the office moocher IS too up. whole country, and nothlnR but setting to contemplate. our c;:ourd:r1." • • • 0 Its (lllled) !IWIJn.ioOOI "' Imaslne that aame lalp Yankee Stadium-like Miami Boach r<JO!Il- lng house when 10moone made reservations lor 850 rooms: (a bankers' convention) ... Reply was yes, but the money..chang. era will have to put up with • but a few N. Y. restaurants ROW welcome geats, or reasa.1ahleim· ltoUons, wearing thoae swish turtlenecks with jackets ... Par· vlalttng dlsjractlon - the erDVM adlse Hotel In Nassau, the B&- Prince of Napa), wloo's air~ hamaa, planted grass over the taken 17 rooms (Including the sand wldch Is Why tloe landscap. Sinatra Suttl!)· ... Y•mean tho lng lab "'""' toppod a mUIIDn King Uvea more grandlJ than ... Audrey llepbum unknowing Frankie? · i1 crashed an El Moandroc~!'""hecl" Tlie N:Y. tax! _ cob frustration ty the other Sun. out when llbe learned it was goes like this: In 1930 sponsored by "SWORD " Which cash was lttlliBht and loarlsta In allced down means "s0parat0d, short II1JIIIIl1 ete., )!at ll1orl o1 Widowed or Dlvoreod folk ... 20,000 cabs cruised N.Y. ~reeto But Audrey rated a welcome, ~oo~' Y. his )!at tewer than on the separated bit ... H. J, • ., ... And the biggest fleet Heinz' S7 varletles'are famous Ia the OII.Dut;yc,bCo."whOse but It's not true no mo'l- the drivers wlU beneftt from the incompany markela more than 1,- doeevllable I . - a t ... It the city ooo prollu~811'1 ,give the rider• better ·~· service and mor ab tloe pol ' SUiy-BUIIIIJI season'• on: T h e ltlclano wtii ..:. c I • Fontainebleau (Fis,) Hole! bald a logical rap 11 eleotltloe M000110Jy game oo t1oe bottom o1 ju81Uiably. on - • The "lax! stand" sign down the street means just what it • • • Our Girl Friday goes to church Gt leaat twice e""'l/ Sunday to• better acqucA!It hor,.lt with the !ltw hilnl. a .t,; and ~' H~an Trace finished third tied with 3-.1 records. North Gallla was last with a 2-6 re'l:. Amwer a fool accordill{l to hiS foUy, Jest he be wise in ht. own eyes.-Proverbs 26:5. • • 0 •ralklng and eloquenc~ are not the same• to apeak, and speak well are two things. A fool may talk, but a wise man speaks.-Ben Jonson, English poet and dramatist. CHASE HARDWARE and the ,,_., ' '' ' . ' ROUDdllig: out November's ac* Uon In tloe SV AC will be a Tue .. day night tUt at Hannan Traee with Coach Paul Dillon's Wildcats making their second slarl of the ......, against Coach Jim Cooney. " · Here Is the sche<l!Ie of t h 1 a week's and next week's games: Nov. 22 - Hannan TraCe at Kyger Creek. Nov. 2S - Soothwes"\m at Eastern. Nov, 28 - Soothem Local at Hannan Trace. Dec. l - Hannan Trace at Eastern; Kyger Creek at Soutfl.. westerni North Gallla at Alexander; and Glouster at Soothem Local. . Dec, 2 - Fairland at•Kyger '. .' .BY JJ.\1 PORTER lJI The key, to Hloeceso for the Gallipolis Blu,e Devil varsli,Vbao, ketball team this naiiOJI:will be the abiii\Y of the telllll to adjust to a last break ¢loose and the bulldiJ!s of a . ~g bench, ac. cording to he~ ea~t coach Lu~ duo c. (Duke) JlursoQ. ' We'll be runli!Jig 'wi!!l~ ball every chance we aol; The reason lor relying so heavily ' on tho last break this nason Is that Fight·Results -------- Morale PROVIDENCE, R. L (UPI) - In aeveland GaiUa; and Hannan, W. Va, at D. c .. outoointed Ed Viek, 1941 Southwestern. "l knot;v you ha~e traveled a long way jrpm ·home."Sr. qutllermo Vtdales Aparicio, presidente, Asociacion Mexocana de Golf, in welcoming golfers from 41 lands to the 15th annuol World Cup competition. Player Keeps 'The Most Amazing Hours' MEXICO CITV- fNEA) - Gary Player tan and fit his cheeks filled out from a IO·day idyll on his ~any.acred f~rm drove·down to Johannesburg to catch the 6 p.m . flight thai would take him to the World Cup of Golf. This was on a Fri· dal' afternoon in South Affica. The South African Airways' plane took off with~ut a hitch So Gary settled back-as much as he ever settles back-for an uneventful trip. After aU, he travels 200,000 miles a year. Touchdown was. the pext morning in Madrid at 9 o'c1ock Gary1checked and found out he had a four-hour layover. · "I was damn unlucky," be recounted. "I could take a TWA out at noon or 1 o'clock . The latter was direct to New York, New York (10), Browns Camp Bowl Picture Shaping Up By SANDY PRISANT UPI Sports Writer The nation's bowl selection committee Monday filled at least one S!Xlt in each oC the &even major post season classics and signed three of the nation's top 10 powers for the Orange and &!gar bows. Miami's 75,387-seat Orange Bowl will probably be lite site of the t3p · New Year's Day contest. The Orange Bowl Committee 1 a n d e d secondranked Tennessee (7-1) and !lith-ranked Oklahoma (7 .I), AliA Standillgs By United Press International i'41clal East L, Pet, 4 .765 MIMe sola ll 5 ' .688 Pillsburjh 10 6 .625 New Jersey 5 8 moil Kentucky s ll .313 West w. L. Pet. New Orleans 9 4 .692 1 middle, their way, tltiy are or tiotb, ltrlkt W, 13 Indiana Denver ' · oa0.~~ands 1 '· 8' 7- ···~~533 1 ' 6 6 .500 • ~ 8 10 .444-4 Anaheim 5 12 .294 Hnu""" 3 10 .23fl Monday's Results Hooston 102 Kentucky 90 · Oakland U6 ~lnnesota llO (Only games scheduled) I' I, he· • no vtsa." ' · The. YO'!"~ \nan ~lancfied, , !. . "Btit he llot Word from ·the jnternatlonai Golf Assocf~tlon (sponsor ,olcfhe Wori4 CupJ. ,there'll be one waitllig l?r·IDO in Me~lc~ Oily.'' · ,.:- ·. ' ' :: · "Tbek'l~lllilk• you turn a·round and ~orne , right . . · biCkMr~ " said Jhe. a~e~t. "You'll jUst be paying~· fo~ the trlp.l' , ' · ('A Player exaggeration.) , ' · · . •·'· 1'11 ' . 9 h''l'<i' e 'I" 'd G ' < " 1, sa1 ary, and bpard~d th~ plahe.· taxied. down runway, the gllot' alinQiJnced, , w~ trouble wllb our hydraulic · a delay."• · " ·( ' ' ' CLEVELAND (UPI) - Sun. day's 14-10 win over the Minnesota Vlldnga provided a much needed morale booster Cor the making that classic the only one which wUV pit two members ol the top 10 against each other. However, other members ol the high-ranked teams were lining up fast Cor post-season appearances against lesserrated opponents. Nt.•w Orleans' Sugar Bowl will bring in seVenth-ranked WyomIng (10.0) to lace local favorite LSU (5-3-1) and u., Cotton Bowl Commlttee kept the · amual Da1las altair a prestige contest by landing the Deep South's finest, ninth-ranked Alabama (7. 1.. 1) to lace as yet unknown champion or the Southwest Conference. Other Hall Done Tbe Rose Bowl Co~itteE, which had half its works done Cor it last Saturday when top.. ranked Soothern Calllomla (9.1) became the West Coast entrant by knocking off . ~CLA, wlll have the other half done Cor it nexl Saturday when 13th ranked Minnesota (7-2) and 14th ranked Indiana (8~1) dose out their seasons and finalcy decide the Big Ten representative. · The Gator BQWI Jlas sl_ICCfSsfully wooed 'Penn State ('7.~), which will ~robably face the wlmer of SatiU'day's clash between 16th-ranked Florida State and 18th-ranked Florida. The Sun Bowl to be played Dec. 30 at EI Paso, Tex., has lined up Mississippi (4-3-l) for an unnamed -enl. The BluebonnJ:! Bowl at Houston on Dec. !3 will match Big E!gllt ropi:sentatlve Colorado (7-2) aswgac st a hlgll finisher in the • Cleveland Browns. The Browns, who suffered the worst defeat In their history 55-7 hands or the Green Ba,y Packers just a week earller, were sounding optimistic about the remainder of the season as they made their weekly round or post-game speaking appearat the ances. uwe should do wen tlle rest or the way," Halfback Ernie Green told the Touchdown Club. "We have the added incentive of being In firsl place and having beaten Minnesota," he sald, Green said the Browns faced their toughest season ever, with Green Bay, Detroit, Minnesota and Chicago aU in one season. "We've never had to do that before," he said. GOOD USED FURNITURE BUYS H!RE EVERY DAYJ.. . ' l'h8 area'• adualve U8ed furniture atOre Ill I ' ' Nfflj 11 ~ ' Rut- ''"~! We seul M . . ., •• · 1,-rl.AND FUR_NITU~ ., '' . USED FURNnURI OUtLET "Thi•k .plltf Toti!IY ""' ,,.,.~ 2GO !"illiOD ,_oplt, e«h wiih lois own Ill the lime. We ' ....... 742-4211 to gtiild!" ArM~~~ ' Gi'lle ' ftc" \ '. '• ,, '. '' . \ ' ,,. For Gallipolis cage lana the second coming Is long s i n e e overdue. But this may ho t he year, as Coach Burson cont'ess.. Thls ls the best s~ad we've had on the court in t h e es, 11 four years I've been here." In pre - season scrimmages the Devils have lived up to Burson's praises; they sowdly de- Gary Collins told another audience the Washington Redskins can look forward to a rough time next Sunday "if our passing game jells." 11 0ur defense has alwa,ys done well against Sonny Jurgensen," he added. The Redsklns, who bold third place ln the Capitol Dlvislon with a 4..4~2 record, move into tlte stadium fresh from a 27-20 have a rematch in tl1e GAllS gym, at 4 p.m. Gellla Acodemy opensllol96768 season at Jackson Frlciey, Dec, 1. Here's the 1967-68 roster and schedUle: GALL!l'OLIS BLUE DEVILS !YARSJTY) Player 1967-88 Ht. Pos. Butch Cordell Lee Bursar. Curt Alberti Jim Gilmore Dave Johnson Larry Mitchell 5'8., 5'10'' 5'9" 5'10" 5'9" 6' G Yr. 4 4 4 4 3 c C c G F 4 Tom Spencer 5'1P' F 3 Tom Meadows Greg Smith 6' F 6'1., F 4 4 Alan Boster s•tou F 6'1" c Jim Henry Mike Fenderboach 6'3" C 3 3 3 HEAD COACII- Duke Burson· ASSISTANT- Bill Conley. ' victory over the division leaders, the Dallas Cowboys. "I have the highest regard Cor Sormy Jurgensen," said Coach Blanton Collier. 'He is one or the flnest quarterbacks to come along in many years. The Browns' defensive unlt should be back to full slrengtb by Sanda,y to meet the Redskin& strong passing attack ' with Erich Barnes. who sat Out the Minnesota game back In play. LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) Ernie "Indian Red" L o p e z, 147'h , Pasadena, Calif., stopped Doug McLeod, 149 1h , Grand Rapids, Mich. (4). WANT 8500 or more? Compare our quick service and easy payment terms. City Loan • - .Jltsltiince Agency \One free, with eVBry 7gallons of Aslfland Gasoline •..... ' center Jim Henry's spot is jun. lor Mike Fenderbosch. ' ' Locuat St Phone WY 2.-2511 a spirited contest lor every po. sltton. Meadows, Greg ~mlth and Aln Boater are pushing Ml~ guar • -~~ "~~•·v, ,,_,,.;.; · ·~~~~~il''! The Galllpolltans wI I I hold "! ·~ cheU and Spencer for starUns their ftnal pre - aeaiOJl t l I t 1 spots as forwards. A.PP)yingthepressure to guard · agolnat' aperennially strong Fair. starters Cordell and Bursoo will land ~ .Wemesd8,y, he Curt AiberU, Jim Gilmore, The.r play the Dra!llons In and Dave Johnson. Proetorvllle at fp.m, Then Tue.. And a strong candidate to fill day, Nov. 28, the two teams will PUNCH SET OFFERI By United Press International East ' w. L. Pet. 12 3 .so Boston Philadelphia 12 4 ,750 Detroit 10 7 .58: New York Cincinnati 78 9 .471 .438 ·' -:--::::::::::::--Baltimore 7 9 .438 West W. L, Pet. st. Lools 16 4 .800 San Francisco 13 · 7 ,650 Lo• Angeles .60• Seattle 4 9lS 6 .2U san Dlo!ll> 4 16 .200 Cbicago 2 IS .ll . MoodilY's Results Detroit 120 Seattle us (Only game sch.Wled) MiT TOPROOIUE NEW YOilK (UPI)- Tom Seaver, a 1~. game wlmor for a team Which won only Glgames, today ' became the llrat pitcher In 10 ye..-o and the llrat New York Met In history to be nained the National League's rook. le ~ ot-tbe..year, ·,~ One simple per.:kage from A 23-year.oid rlgllthander obAuto-Owners wfll protect telned by the Meta aftor be was you and your bu$':n8ahn~ tlle1J11lly olsned to a $52,000 bonemployees from alllbrt• of us c:ontract by the AilantaBrav. )!eril, Sea your A~O man es, Seaver was the ohq,f.ce of t1 for c.omplete details on the of the 20 members of tho Banspe,;:i'l Aulo-Ownera ball Wru.lrs Association of AMul,ti~ PSrll Pa<.kage. Be In merlcan selection .Om.inlttee. Aulo-6wners "circle qr GOOD JMPROV~T ' .flro1tE:c:~an." VATICAN crrv · (IJPI)--1'1\Y· SERVING MEIGS olclan~ ~ Pope l'iul VI CO(INTY SINCE 1061 ~r¥ l\londajl • they tlere· pleaSed by Ute slnce~r!ll>lni: JIOIIIU!'• "rapid 'llnpioVeqilnt". aurpry Nov. his ~prostate'";~~~~ / OFFICER • ' ' ,' SEOUL blficier _~· ~fiNING There will be, however, Coach Ru<lf Sblvely's North Gallla Ptrstes, and IJ>I. umpbed over a lltrwl8 Vlnt•Jn Couri\Y S<flad, . Also, the tllture dl GAllS ba.. ketloell loqks b.tolgliJ4r In I h e light ~ the. r..t that hal! 1 h'e Blue Devil varsii,V 12 will he back next year - and three lor- 9 ·Ironton wardds, two centers, an d a W~llaton leated • Htrold ChiN, Mgr. You Can Get . MeadOWs (61 0"); guard Lee Bur~ ' son (5'10'') aenlor; and T om !ipencer (5'11") junior """ will be spearheading the GAHS attack. !ipencer has been moved from we're W.ai<:al)y a strong team guard post because of his re- probably the smallest In the bounding otrenslh. He will play SEOAL," Burson added, · forward this winter. The .other forward slot will be ftUed by Larry Mllehell (6' 0") senior. Mitchell Is not new at the game, ha'iing been selected all • league as a sopb. omore. AI guards Bursoo will he startBy Unlied Press International PHILADELI'HJA (UPI)- Bennie Brl&<oe, 159, Pblladelpbla, stopped Jimmy Lester, 159, San Francisco (6), I 'd . ~ '"i ' ' .~' \' ~- But v.we. We Tr&de! Small the Blue Devllo mi\Y lng seniOr Butch Cordell (5'8") he. But they are not short 00 and Lee BuriiOIJ (5'10'') senior experience, ball handling, and · who was third guard on I a st ov~rall roundball abUII,V. · year's el!lhth place GAllS team. 'i'be Galllans have three ...,_ Roomdlng out the probable tUmlng lettermen oo lhelr 12- starting llne...p will be (6' 1'') man 0(Jiad: senlqf forward Tom junior Jim Henry, at center, Creek; Symmes Valley at North . Bob Foster, 179, WaShington I ,in10 ' Eastern Eagles o£ 'Coach ll o n Wr(gllt. Eagteo have& returnIng lettermen 1 au Hmon~ trom last year's l<11ad that llnlohed 9-ll In all games., The Highlanders w~re 11-6 lit•oJI games, lnolu~ the Gallla COOiii,V Toornament, i. ~ Adams• Tornacl>ea from M:eig.s air Suptr Premium Qu•lity llecorator Colors · .11 ord. · This Jesr the svAC Will have six, teams .ln,litead, of five with the admission to the conference of Southe~;~~ Loc-,1, formerly R,.. cine, coalhed · by Jim Adams. Overall the · SVAC Is e>pecled to be ~~~~gor than last year, · Coa~h LIOJ<d Myers will toke the SouthweSiom H(glllanders in- · 'GAR'V PLAYER , . ; I so I g.qt on ,il. We'~ ito sooner got ln lhtr than the pilot announ~ed, ThiS flight has been re.routed \>Ia Boston.' ':Monstrous. Noll! I've got to go tlll'ough, cus!<)ms t~ere when I land and tli~ke m).'w~y to. New. York." , , II w~a 5 p.m. In Bosl\ln ,w,heo he,[~.;ded '' bul already Gory . potntea .out,, mldnlJhlln SOuth Africa. He'd gone ao'hours wltbou~ laking off an)'iJIIb('more, than Jill abets. · "I flew 'to New York," he colitlmied, "a~d find I've missed my connection there to Mexico City. ;There is an ·a o'clock Sat~ay rught flight, but the gentleman, a\ the counter 'tells me 11 s all filled, Wllb only standby-space. · · " 'What else have 'yo~ got?' last. him. · "'There's one in the morning' sS.ys 'but ifls booked solid. I could definitely get you. ~n one T'ue's'day momm· g.' " Gary, prudently stood there and took his cHances on making , the 8 ocl~k. "Oh by the way,"· he told the agent "I've got (Upon Request) PAINTS · I , SERVICE COCHRAN · .' • Hannan. Trace and ·K1 g e r 111 Melia co~ 'Saturda,y night Creek Will ·open lbe lP67 • &8 •0 •""'h ·sv AC tilt lvlth the Sootherll Valie.r A\liietlc Confer- ' ~ :-~·•• • • · ence season Wodl\esda,y odgllt at All~--rs ® Kypr Creek ; as Coach JolW\V . w'~kllne's lloikiats ~· tbO d&o r':".' - - - - - -.. tense ollhe' SV AC ,<foamplonshlp , K.YPr Crftk ClriiBhed tirlt ~fh ~ .;,....;, the SVAC Ialot sealbi\ with 7.J { record. Soutlnieatem was Ill<· ord at 5-3. Ealrtem of Meigs Coun: NBA standing& DRY CLEANING says: you stand, and &land, and stand .. ... 1 ·1 ' • ROBINSON'S CLEANERS 216 E.2nd Pomeroy BERRrS WORLD ' \\ S::OO. 2-HOUR A satisfied emploJie is one who ha8 not yet had an opportumty•to compare notes with othtr peoplt in the office. 0 >l ·f · n. ' by surgical removal if this is done early in the course of the d1sease Overstuffing With Food Burdens Digestive System · NEA Was~in,tan ·.~ . , .' ." • . · ··W~NGTON-jNEA) .': II' the W~f in Vlet,mmi ende~ !Qmorrow, it evideillly' would , • be a•k""" disapP.ointroent·to many ·Amerloan· r~dicals )"ho to- Jl;• \ . , ~~Y .~~ l\$jli1Ung lpanalicAllY ~ !« ' . , .: .~ ' ' ' •·. Radicals iii httendance at •.the New ·Polilkp· ~onfetence Iii . • ·pbic(go I)V,o lli0J1'~ 10 go to)~,!hl~· r;i!po!ter ~~~Y Ji¥-w 1M :till'·,:' · ,s ,tbe.gte~lest,~ppo'itu!liiY ln.QIIIIIY r,e.a ts to .• 4vilriCer»;a!erl,, • · a)IY ,·the radical S!)!li&l ,causes they· a!i!) glb~s . espouse ... ,f I•' ·, ,1 1•I • ) 11 , , '•• 1'heir ~a Sic · ~Qlnt ,ts ·shrwie.~ ' ·" ~, ' ,' ·, " 1 , ~~ ' .': • , '· ''" Th'ey believe that 1!118 war, as no other In ~jll hii!Or):1:• has sllrred sucH contro~~ny thai !I haalooseiied lhe labl'lc Jll'. American soelely, has ll!•de anaull u(ion ~slatillshed.Jnera· mentaulhorlty nr1~1llblt!, 'and 1bus ba~ oileaed ... d!lor to ' radical change ore many frOnts. , i' '~''( Talking· of this in Chicago, one radical .saw tile dlscOillenl over .the w~r as ·the 'most golden nioment since ,the Great Depression of .the 1930s fanned 'the Oilmes of-radicalism In a th~n beWildered n~liq/1. " . . I . , '.. , ' Radicals who bold: to Ibis view plainly welcome the JurmoU · of 'de!iionsttatlons pnd the torrent o! critlci~ms which plagued the lotlnson .adntinistratlon since our heavy m[ll ' ' entrY into Vfetnam. '!'hey are usually in •the ,vanguru:d ofs #· · stirrings M the somet!mes violent "confrontation" at the PeDtagOJi O!'t. .1 Were the war to end suddei1ly, Its loosening ~fec,t .Vptlll '• U.S. society would he lost to ambitious radicals w~o fl!tnpile that they. seldom make much headway except In times of , · great national stress. • they might then try to throw greater weigbl into the urban racialstruggte...:which Is tearing the American fabric In other ways. .,. Here the more 'thoilghtful U.S. radicals are wary, however, since the New Politics conferance showed them dramatically that black power radicals are wllllng to allow wblb) partie!· pation In their undertakings only on black extremists' terms. The while radicals who tway privately welcome the ripping effect of the Vietnam war have ..other deep concern. "Tiley concede that they are gbKI'tO •ave the cha~celo "a10" the war dlseonlent of mUUon1 of ordlaary, ooaradlcal Alber!· cans to farther their owa draslk! onUelllaiiUsbmenl oiiJecllns, But they worry that they themselves may be· ased lly dotUo cated anU-Amerlcai Commualsl elementaln both the'UIIwu aad black ,power groups. · Many nonrridical U.S. observers, fearing to he charged with resurrecting the wild-swinSiftg antlcolliJII,unlsm of !he late Sen. Joseph McCarthy Of Wisconsin, go vety light in app!Yirul the Red label to anything done these days In lhe name ii( !hi New Left. The cliche of the day Is that New Leftists regard · old-style communism as "square" and could not care leas, Bill one ltJfiuentlal radkal who attead'ed the Chicago ,meet-· I"' on New Politics said privately It would be a serloua .mll; take to underestimate the labors of dedicated CommuniBts at thai conference. .· , '· · This 1118ljjl hlmsell stoutly antl,VIelnain war and aJitlractal , dlscrlmina on, .... many of his radical fellow• servbtJ u dupes for anti-American Reds who work cloverly and persistentlY In the ' emotional chaos engenelered by theoe C<lll· troverslal Issues. · o. Tbe hall the Cl(IJIOrtunlty • :DeVils fo Run' Tliis ¥ear ""' '""' htl'!. The electronics a~e has hllrdly arrive~ and already scientists are looking beyond 1i into an entirely new field of solid state physlcs-excltonics. Excitons are similar to electrons, the tiny particles which carry an electric charge and make possible television, high-speed com· pulers, etc. But excilons don't conduct elee· trlclty. They have a polentlally more useful properly, say Du Pont researchers: They can transport light energy. Fantastically tiny excitonic·powered devices are envisioned which may someday replace many of the functions now being performed by electronics. Today, excitons are laboratory curiosities. But so were transi~>tors only a decade or so ago. THE DCCTCR BAYS No matter how thankful we are that we live in a country where there is plenty to eat, we should not make that an excuse for stuffing ourselves. Eatmg too much places a heavy burden on your digestIve system and makes for an undesirable gam in we1ght. Whereas the Pilgrims ate turkey at Thanksgivmg because it was in season and wouldn't be again for another to cold year. can, .' about VietnaDI or •~J numbl.r of other things. They may praise hom or dam~ him among their friends. But he Is stU! the President apd uiey simply don't like to see him ·called to account by a self-appointed cltlzen·lnqulsllor In poblle and in a setting where he cannot reply. To parapllJ:ase Volllll~ . .Americans mil¥ agree with what you say about their Pres•· dent, but they will not defend to the death your right to say it anytime, anywhere. Rev. Lewis forgot not only his good man· ners but his good sense as well. ,. By· B\UCt..J~~~~~d.d,t: ~. \ 1 ' '• �1·, '' " ·., ' ''• ~ I J.; '• i . e 'I> ' I \ ·'' ' ,j c ·r.. RainboWs Sl pi DA 0 e letter stmpl r. I this sa le A l.a us ro the ee L' tor the t o s, etc. Single letter pos· o hies, th length and tonnaUon of the wo ' are all hints. are d1ff t Each day the ur ' k It: Y CRlrP'J'(lQ tc LIUNNY • M R 0 - A Cr;rptornm QuiolaUOD 0 Y M R M W, CRPEOG DAAW rs. es S. Jessie M. C e1aney a. s. aJI ce LW R F QC L 0 0 R F PU, DR Q F MQJ. G Mid- YQRU arbe i1 FGWN Sign , M s. Jl.mmle R. Hale, Miss Inez J M- "· THI! DN • y Cou m SOS button 1 show r how 1 II-BIG i\R E .... ___ - • ·on T RSALES, u y VILLA E • IJIEli -Mrs. Esol the late occu ney el!t!JI, 1 enu o OUihfar-8 or P•,;.i~i11i Pam Mrs. F' Ids /s Hostess Ne '"S lion B. ant , Ul the o t ld pubUe utll1t)t, ~ubl at aU tlmes to suell reuon abl rerul Uo of t e coun~IJ aa.1 v tare or e rate """~ aU urn aor.. and aid vlllap sbaU not lnt.rren with the abl1itJ of auch Jl'lnt ere I<An4~r:ge s led ta ValayBiai ' e co roun t dentempt to court me t or child sup. y -TO r tn earn a fair retum upao t reproduction co•t ol uW utlllt:v, lelll de pre tloo, alter- PtO r anowancet tor operation tncl dl!precltUon placemea S.cllon !,~::;,,;,....~: ' 'tbl!the s I e Bottoms oi pots n t s. ether self. set, FALL ELE TRIC ran e i to no f\a to ma e the bla k. el ct ·c 1 • I 8 ur,l its c n ~eking, ba 11'! " .,'. ' on't II you do to c ean an d. I B ked-o f d d gr n\eles e1 Bl to 6 Ll I ys $ .99 91/2to3 pan ke a ov n • , trlc rang~. se s. oin th ove c ,OHIO i II �1·, '' " ·., ' ''• ~ I J.; '• i . e 'I> ' I \ ·'' ' ,j c ·r.. RainboWs Sl pi DA 0 e letter stmpl r. I this sa le A l.a us ro the ee L' tor the t o s, etc. Single letter pos· o hies, th length and tonnaUon of the wo ' are all hints. are d1ff t Each day the ur ' k It: Y CRlrP'J'(lQ tc LIUNNY • M R 0 - A Cr;rptornm QuiolaUOD 0 Y M R M W, CRPEOG DAAW rs. es S. Jessie M. C e1aney a. s. aJI ce LW R F QC L 0 0 R F PU, DR Q F MQJ. G Mid- YQRU arbe i1 FGWN Sign , M s. Jl.mmle R. Hale, Miss Inez J M- "· THI! DN • y Cou m SOS button 1 show r how 1 II-BIG i\R E .... ___ - • ·on T RSALES, u y VILLA E • IJIEli -Mrs. Esol the late occu ney el!t!JI, 1 enu o OUihfar-8 or P•,;.i~i11i Pam Mrs. F' Ids /s Hostess Ne '"S lion B. ant , Ul the o t ld pubUe utll1t)t, ~ubl at aU tlmes to suell reuon abl rerul Uo of t e coun~IJ aa.1 v tare or e rate """~ aU urn aor.. and aid vlllap sbaU not lnt.rren with the abl1itJ of auch Jl'lnt ere I<An4~r:ge s led ta ValayBiai ' e co roun t dentempt to court me t or child sup. y -TO r tn earn a fair retum upao t reproduction co•t ol uW utlllt:v, lelll de pre tloo, alter- PtO r anowancet tor operation tncl dl!precltUon placemea S.cllon !,~::;,,;,....~: ' 'tbl!the s I e Bottoms oi pots n t s. ether self. set, FALL ELE TRIC ran e i to no f\a to ma e the bla k. el ct ·c 1 • I 8 ur,l its c n ~eking, ba 11'! " .,'. ' on't II you do to c ean an d. I B ked-o f d d gr n\eles e1 Bl to 6 Ll I ys $ .99 91/2to3 pan ke a ov n • , trlc rang~. se s. oin th ove c ,OHIO i II �.' . ' •,, ' ' • (o1ttad: CH.\RLE~ .U~Lt sluggish :-;cJ>I IC' (ank . ..:tt Klciln Em All .st•ptic t<mk cleaner, Lnndmark Farm Bureau. 11-21-301'C DO:'fT Pump ym•t· ' Pome-:oy Motor C::o.~@)· Uf'. OPEN EVES. 9:00 p.M. POMEROY, OHIO Notice HOliDAY SPECIAL ON COLO WAVES from !\iov. 21 through Dec 29 115 now $12.50. $12.50 now $10. !10 now $8 50. Ruth's Beauty Shop, Mason, phone 773-5686 11-19-30TP Insurance \l To:\lOBILE insurance been ca ncelled? Lost your operator's license" Call 992-2966 6 15 tfc Wanted To Buy WANT TO BUY OR TRADE FOR TANK. capacity from one to three thousand ganon. mu<t be in fair condition. for heating water. contact. M. W. Runyon. Eagle Ridge Road. Minersville. 0. 45763. 1!-19-10tc TRUCK. I', ton. 1953 to 1958 model. with flat bed. must be in good condition contact ls· aac Lewis Clifton. W· Va 1!-Zt-3TP !!!till STEREO llAmO <<>mbm:dinn. handsome walnut consol<'. this has a BSR automnh~· tcrord changer take OVl· C payments at $5 prr month or pa~ bi.ilance due $68 -46. call 992-2836 11-ZI -6TC MIXED HAY. 40c a bale. also one sf'mi rig. nnd GMC traC'tor. Contact. M. IV. Runyon SI~C.ER ZIG ZAG sewing rnaEagle Ridge Road. Miners- dune sold much higher. this ville, Ohio 45736 11-t9-10TC mm·hin(l will mnke buttonholes dm·n. rmbrmdery and 1.1g-l<lg. take over paymenls tt~MPSII!IlE & YORKSHIRE of $1.25 per week or pay halpi;.:s. 7 IH'eks old Call 992~nl'e due $38 65 Will dls£279, Harnsom·iiJe. count for l'ash. cnll 992-2836 II 15 Gtc II-21-6TC POODLE Pl'PPIES. AKC Toy mimature. Si5 and up Slud IIOVSE TRAILER. 52xl2. 4 ser\'icc ~nd groommg Phone rooms and balh. inqu1re Hazel Shi\•eler Brown's Trailer 992-5H3. It 3 tic Court. MmersHllr. 992 239~ 11-21 -3TC 1967 SEWI~G ,!.Kiii~E. fully cqu1ppe<l to llg za~, fancy des1gn. dorn. s~v; in zippers. F:IC.HT YEAR OLD BLACK etc. La~ IHHI)' Balance $32 · AND WHITE GELDING. \ ery l!entle 64 mches high. iO Phone 992-2635. phone 742-5265. It-21 -3TP II 7 tic WA.\T \ GOOD HUY'' Smgep Se11 :ng for Ltg zag. fane) shtches. butlonholes. blind hems, etc Will sell fur $117 Nothing Card of Thanks do\\ n. $6 monthly Call Rav. 1VE w1sh to thank friends and ellS\\Ood 2i3-9693. that sent food and It 15 6tc In"' ·'§Wf* ....~, the death of our wife and mother. :\frs Ella Hannahs Special thank!t lo the employees of the Elmworxl nursing home. Doctors and Nurses at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Ewing Funeral Home and the Rev Glen Hiles The Hannahs Famtly 11-21-1TP He;p Wan-ted A~D BAR MAID \\'~itress ~LDERLY part t1mc sundown Nite Club 11-21-3TP LADY lor house- v.: ork and cookmg Phone 992- 5251 lor m1crv1e\\ u Hmdy, l\ier Ltherty Theulri:!, Middleport 10 111 tfc For Rent ~IX HOO)I apartment, 3 bed,·nnms. unfurmshed, 6 closets space. hot water heat. store room. outs1de porch Phone u a tlc ~~2-5307 TWO BEDROO)I furnished apartment. 11-Hl jtltlberry <\ve Phone 992-6693. 11 7 tic I room apnrtm1·nl ··honr !l''' 'Jr.:.s: (Urnl t:]l Cd . II He ~ AP~HniENTS · <Jnd ~ I'OI)m:<~ ftwnace hc.:t. Fl fl\!Sf!ED '!U 1 2 hlnt~s­ of all iloods rmm Pnmel'fl.\ Post Offrcc · 'r'h .r te par·kill ~ (', 11] !l!l2):';,J2 bctw~cn JO " m :ntd 7 >. m. 919tfc ·Trt\iSJ;En and tinfurllts 1tet! ·•!>iU'tmt:nts Cl0s~ f,, '-l ho• ' · hhonc 9!12-5~3.~ 10 tR 1f(' "UilNISHEO ;md urfttrnished :tpr~r~mf'nfs Rmdf'v f.. fiPf'd Phone 002-3.17-1 aftrr 4 p m 10 ~I tic 30-1 Sv< nrMrc ~t . \11dd lcport. st·f' \1rs . F.loda 11 -21 -liTf IVebb IOlJS ~. '0111! 1!00\1 A:-11) llATtl AP\RTMF.J'ItT. unf11rnishrd. m PnmC'rm·. Dhone Yfl2-5aR5 . ~1-21-TFC ' !'hobos. "'•' f>fl(' dlmJnuttvc lfl mtlcs m I Mm s' 'JWO:• ''" Man.;" IWt• is nnl~ LOSE WEIGHT safely with Dex A-Diet tablets. Only 9tlc Nelsoo's Drug. 9 19 611tc llusiness S.rvicn 1961 chevy pick-up truck. shift. $3$0, phone 142-58011. 11 14 ete BUS!NES ERVICES WEI.L KEPT carpets show the results ot reguJnr Blue Lustre ~pot deaning ncnt electric .;;hampooer $1. Baker Furniture 11 13 6tc Complete er\•ice .\. C. BRADFORD AUCTIONEER Wrke, Phone or Conlll<l Crill Bradford R.\cine, Ohio . Rtpr•entotiveln Thlo Ar.. 20 Ynrs Legal Notice Real Estate For Sale C.eltlo t<ittltt F AIRLANE TERRACE - M!IJ. V. V. Johnson & Son 222- 4th Ave., Huntingtpn UGAL NOTIC( JL, ~•u• ~Jl<·n<l,•r .,.hu~t' last kuuwn l•l.u •' ,.( It •h( <•Oio•e \l',o~ l'illiilKir~h. i'o 1111"' l\,IIIIU, I~ !Wn h> nollrit'lt lhKt , n lh<· 111111 ol,l\ ur ~11\'l'm">c!r. Jill, , loh11 o\lkn•l• 1 . h1 111 1: !>l,unllrf. fd Ill ho•l tll'll l u o)l ·~·"""' lll'l ·'"' ott• h· nd~nt In tho• t '".nt uf tommon t ' h •.o. ~1<·1~· I nun\> . llhuo t •,,,.... ! ~u 1-1.211 j>O ,I\ 11\): fl!l diiO!XU fNim Bald [;,,, • .,. \Ho•ll•lc1 1111 lht' 1-ll)lllll<ls 11l <'los• 1\t..:l~<l or tlul) and C'>treme ~rmlt1 .11111 ulh•·• llnol>l'r rulh.•f, ~·' "' 1n118tl 1\(ll he fur hcalll\1! on or ol!lt.•r tho Ulh ol, l\ "' .tunu ... , JU61t John Alt.ruler. l"l•intlff J I. O'lrlen, Attorney for P'!41Jntlff II ~~ 11 ~~~ U ;; 1:1 12 12JIJ l:t26 ..' I I FOR SALE : SIX ROOM HOUSE bath. 2: acres of land, garage. ehirken house and other building<. price $3500. located on State Rt. 124 in Stivers·ville area. George Hobstetter, Rrnker. Hilton WoHe. salesman, phone 949-3ZII Racin~ . 11·19-!k HOUSE IN ThomllS Ford. five rooms. bath. cellar, outbUIIdmg. g.:•ra,:.!e. 11 J ncres. bottle gas. 2 cement rovered p!lrches. well. dslern C a 11 or see Mrs. J. J. WArd. Rt. 1, Middleport. Silver Run. Phone 992-6.186. II lfi 6tp REAL EST,\TE RlR SALE 5 I lfc HOUSE FOR SALE next to school in Middleport. Priced ,\11\ CONDlTIONIXG Refriger· SPEF.D QUEE:-. wringer . to sell Phone 992-5324. \\ a<:her Ltkc new. B. M ation service Jack's Refri~­ II 3 tfc Pration. t\ew Haven. hone Coo~rr. Dexter. II 13 tic O'BRIEN & CROW !82-2079 4 6 Uc RF.~LTY COIIfP4NY POTATOF.S Oarence Proffitt. I'OMEROY -· CLOSE TO Portland Phone 3l3-Z254. READY - "!IX concrrte dehv- GRADE SCHOOL - 2 story tt 3 tfc ered ri~ht to your project. frame, 5 rooms (2 bedroorhs), Fasl and eosy. Free esti· bath. In good repair, excelFACTORY repnircd tires, guarm:.Jtes. Phone 992-:lV.It r.oeg- lent condllion $3.500.00. anteed. rCI(Uiar tread, aU Iein Reod) - ~Iix Co .. Middle- MIDDLEPORT _ 1'h story 5 sizes. $12 50 each John W port, Ohio. I 30 tic rooms (2 bedrooms), .,;th. VnnMcfer. Syrat'use. Phone nice porches. In goOd condi!192-2768. tt 8 121c XEIGLF.R's Buildin~ Supply tion. $3.400.00. for buildin~ homes. repair POMEROY - 2 story frame, 6 SI~GER liODEL 6S, In nice work. kitchen cabinets and rooms (4 bedrooms), both. walnut sewing table. looks nther work Call 919-3601 or lar~e front porch, utility and run~ like new, rully 9l9-3226. II 8 tic rnom. lot (100 x 1110!. $6,500 cquif)pcd to zig zag. moll().. it• Henry Cle1and, Salesmaa ,!!ram bult!mholc, etc Pay 10 BUDGET PRICF. furniture on Offlee - !lft.215l payments $.) !)() each or $50 our third noor budget shop lleRkltnee - tn-1511 cosh Phone 992-2685. Baker Furnitut'e. ~ldc!lcport. 11 16 3tc It 7 tic Ohio ? 23 tic 6 ROOM HOUSE, musl sell K:'<APP SIIOES. Cliff's Shoe CURTISS DAIRY BEEF Breed- lull basement, all around Rcp:,ir Complete Shoe Serving. s~rvice for anyone anvrencing, chicken house, lovely ice lliddlr1<1rt 11 5 30tp \\-here Call Parker 992-2264 t;urroundings. Phone 1'13-59?8 Pomero) or 985 3824 Chester: Mason. 10 13 :tOtp LOSE WF.IGIIT SAFELY wilh :\'otiry bv 8 a. m. for morning Dex-A-Diet tablets. Only 98c J~rrr.rmance service. 1 p. m _ Services Offered. at Summer's Pharmacy, New nrternonn service. No prornSTUD serviCe. Haven. 10 22 3otp i~ing after 6 p, m for the Cli!IIUAHUA Pl>uuc 8~3-2643. ll 7 301\' some day. 10 21 :tOte COLDS. HAY lever, sinus Hours of relief in every Sina· SF:W!NG MACHIXES. repair ELECTI!OLUX Sales aud Servn:e Hondcd factory reprt>~cn­ Time capsule $1.49 value !'>('rYice. all m~kr!!. WY 2t<.~\He. Ph, 9~2·3i00. only 99c Summers Phar22fH The Fabric· Shop, Pom. 10 19 36tp macy, New Haven cro) Aulhorizl'd ~ing('r Snlcs 10 22 321p and Sen ic-c. 3 29 lfc LASDSC.If'1NG, tree cutting, C.1ggJng: basements. dozer SINC.F.R TOUCH & SEW, 600 TRElleil:l!'1MMlNC. and rcmov\lOr~. haullll 1. :\Lanon Heyn. .series Lov<'IY two tone pas- ~- fl'!in!i~ i'1 red. F'rec estioids. Alasou. Phune 77a-;;~147. to! blur Fully equipped lo f'i-h!s. 0' or's Tree and 10 2~ 30tc buttonhole. fancy desi~n. etc I.andsl'!l erviC<'. Call \lft.lautnmahc hobhin refill. Ori~­ 41 It or !185-3547. Chester. 0. inally $.131 8~. ~16 40 now due n 15 3otp I SALE.'<; ttEPORT and as:=;ume balance Trade- BEST PHICE paid for standOhio Valley Livestock Co. Ins accepted. hone 992-2685. lllg timber. poplar. ouk. wal- Gallipolis, Ohio, Nov. 18, 1967 '111tfc nut. srcamore. ash, l)n. Free IIOGS - 175 to 220 lbs., 17 to t·slmwtcs ,'\11 job too big or 18; 220 to 250 )bs., 17 to 18; ' 'F.TIIYI.F.NF. lll.YCOI. Base too !title Call ~1anon Reyn- Ligl>t ltl to 18; Fat Sol" 12 to ;• pcrman('nt antifreoze. $1 33 olds Uox. 41i7, \1,•son, W. Va 15: stogs 12 to 14: ·IIDOi-• 10 to .o . g.,IIOJt Pomeroy Home Phone 7i3-5147. 14: sows & l'lgs 60 to 100. Auto. 10 30 tic to 29 30tc CATTLE- stocrslllto25; lie if· d 1 ers 17 to 22.50; Qaby Ileof 20 'to We d e I seals of Antarct>ca 26 , Fat· Cot/ 12 111 :17 50 : c .... .earch l~r food •• <feep •• • . 1 . ::,""~ \ -;-t • · 1 Ulf.il feel hellllN: lhe <x.i!oti'•"' ncn 12 to ~~ '!: <Url&l!e. <; 'i ,• ' · Milk Cow.-100!0 :" !"1 /·~; ••t • "'' ., Bt••nllrt t•, '' ' ' ' "11·~ . MOIIDW THRU FIIID., Y 5-59 Slin On - Newo 6:110 Sacrtd Hearl Hour 6:20 :11eig, Co. RFD 6:25 ~::ducat>On ~ews 6:3U National News 6:35 Bill Miller Show 7·30 i'\ews and Sports 7 30 PICkens, Tues. & Frl. 7.60 ~atlonal News 8 ~; Raker ShoiV, Wed.-FrL 8:4_!; hargrne1 Report, Thnrr. ''" IN 111~: COMMON PLEAS COlRT. MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO No. 14,199 IIUTII A. HENRY, R. ll. 3,-Pomrroy, Ohio, Plnlntlll, 9:00 r;ewa There are no reco~s pre· served or lhe first t-epsus or the Chrlsllan erp ordered by Atlg~stus Caesar "'-=.;;;.,;;.;;.~~~· , SL'NDAY 8:00 Sign On Forwm·d Faith e: 3IJ Baptist Hour 7:110 . ~faller llontrol 7:M ThJ '•GOOiJ Life~ 7:45 11\e•Blbte speaks 3:00 Thlhkl~ AboUt 1:15 Relliioui ~t\VS ',~;~o Ro,v. AIJ<lr~lii Parsons Y'im' ~e'W;ti • •• . ' FORD All New Radiator St.op eCar eTruck eHealtr If ygu' had your TV &et In th• shop fo1 rapeln 11'1d it ~~' you $18.00. If you hod brought It to Chucks it would tine cast you $11,00. We hav& no ov•rhud to PlY' out so we c1n uvo you "'to helf Oft TV Repairs, Core • Bulldo•er eAny Type CHUCKS T.V. KEITH GOBLE FORD 152 BUTTERNUT POMEROY,O. C:O 'ri?U RtALIZe: WHAT I'M 'rt:llJ ~YIIVG FOR lHIS? SO <,(X) :SHOULD NEVER I.CJOK. A. Gt FT HORSE' IIV THI> MCXJTH I TV LOG YK··· AND 'JtltJ LJIY.,T ~ED A jbLE IN1HE MEAT { FREEZER• . .. .JUST KID STU!=~ \I.WA[X)VI.JH ME'li/'1, THAT UTTLE "(1TY" I TIM BUILT WASN'T ~H l'IOTHlH'? MOST 1 1_ ~OU<S WARI'1'T IT'? A KlD., TIME P!IM'T WUTH NOT'r-1\N I MQ.IJ THERE'S TEST'MOMY I TIM WAD AN OFI=ER OF LWEND' THMAI'() DOLLARe !=OR W!'e "CJN"! - WSAZ TV _!!_!DillJ Sh!llfl 3 WCHS TV - 8 WHTN.t3 6:00 News Grlmn, .News 6:15 - 1 ' fr l Gar. Gorillas 9:00 Movie 11:00 News 11:2011:30 Tonight Jlaylime Sllowl L STAI-0 !.6CI<, ELMS<! WSAZ T~ ~ 3 _ WCHS TV : a~~ WHtN I'M GONNA START THIS CRILL! GloryR~ 9:3010:00 Snap Judiment : News 10;30 AS A TA')( PA'>'~ ~AVE A WI<JIIr TO WA"!C~ '>'OU WEPAII? OU~ I 5TWEETG! 6:306:45 Corn Cob Earp Hlllbllties ' WHIIT'? WHO l'EST'FIEO 'TI-IJIT? G,ENERAL CR~, TH' PleUSI-'ER AS PRit•m::o THIU STCQY ~OR llt:!li , AOO llll< R£V'IIEND AS '6'RQU IT J:M, AHOTHE:R I 0~ i=IGC.ER 11:@:1 T\IJO'D ~ , UMDER~H~ WELL, I GOiT~ ' SEE Me&: ' EV'DENCE TO f!.'l.IEVE 1J:!fS!t Tuesday - I=JGQ:RED Tl·l' ;:Atv~E, ffi' E!B§J, BuT . t:I5 Coffee Wllh Janet 10:00 Swap Shop 10:15 ~leditalion& 10: JO Brunch Party II :00 Ohio News 11:05 Tiny'o Coulltry Junction • II· 30 '!'my's Country Hymntime \'1112:00 National & Ohio News CARl. F. HENRY, 12 15 J.jll!al New• udd•·css unknown, 12:25 Sports Report Delendant. 12:30' Guett Star, Fri. NIITICt: BY PUBUCATION WJO Lan y Anderson ShowCor! F. Henry, whose place / tLOO River Report) 1;f r<"sldcnce is unknown, but 2·00 Ohio News whose last ~nown place of resi, ' 3:M Ohio New!J Llt>11ce was c-u Castt Villa _Mo· 3 fl5 Ahles KusJc tel. J969 East Main Strel'f. Co4.00 News lumhus, Ohio. will take notice 4'30 Local Newo 1111 the 3Uth day of9£toher. 1~~ - ~ 5:00 Spot·t~ Scope lht• unde~·stgnd filed h~•~e 5·15 S1gn Oil lltwn agamst 1iim In the 1'1 SATIJRDAV ur ...:On.mon Pleas of Meigs i:SV SilO OU. i. 'ounil 0 , p1·aying for divorce, , 6 00 Protestant Hnur Jf'~toraliun to former nam~. 6:30 National Newt :nul other relief, on the grounds 6:35 And~raon's Shaw ul gross neglect ol duty and ex. lO: 5U 1'op Ten Show trcme cruelty Said cause will 12:00 NtlOn News R•port be lor hearing on and after the _ 12:15 !ltv. George Bryant !Jth J!a) of December, 1001. 12:30 A.S.C.-Pete Shl•IJ!s Ruth A. Henry. ' 12:45 Mason Co. Agrt Ptainlifl 1:110 News Crow, Crow & Porter, !:IS r"ootball Alloorneys !01' Piaiillil! 4:30 Sporis Jl<iundup 1101 \1 111/ 7, 14, Zl, Z8 (12) 5, 1:35 Kusli:'& Show 12 _ 1f 'I $:00 Sporlo Scope 5:15 tlsn orl I GOBL~ ' SERVICE. W.M.P.O•. )liuli9 / ul u\111111 .. ' Core eBulldeAnyTypa KEITH RADIATOR ID6U 111 :1ml nlll' rcfllltl!f· 1111 Ill<' .1lh•1 n .olr l>hl. ''"' l'l'fllllllll'OII 1\' [ll''hlll<'OI\ ,.\.11\t\ ,oJI• I'IU\11'1,1\~l• ~ l; 1<'<•1 In Ill IN'! \loll~· lllllll , hltl ' flll' I'U IIli" S IIll\111~' \\ 1\l t l> ono ~ h .• llullnl '''111l1•mrnt mcl'l.h;m ,;..,. '''·••• o•o,.J • ~ nil l:lhl>l' Ill' 1 l' •..; ol• (u ,.pr'I',IIC th11 l'llllt>i.'llllion \B , l'i\11111' ( ~1111\llol!d' Itt• ••"'''~ lml ll'""n~.ol r o ,. m s · h uH lu• 1\lol lk '" lht• Uh t ~lnll n! P.11lh .nHI Uct.' lt'nllnll Rollllll fl\3 Oh11• \lo 1\ lllllh•lll lluololm ~ . I uluml111~. 0(1111 ~I;,! I '• 1'1'1 !'Jlll""l' 4ilfl 327'1 11.1 '11 1: \JOIIK DiiCI\UI (1)1 H :U. 20 , tt21 S -II ~ ' ' elteatar ·~"- ------- I',Joks .onoJ llN o~:l · '" ''' 1, 1Jl t oll •' ~1 oluh " '"" huoltllnc t>i> l" ~l l . l >l • II ~ ~ ft'\'1 ' In 20 fl'('l~ I i 11l lh 1 '"' hul~" Gallia County L;l, .· 8Truck w ~II< , , ,., I" · '' ~ RT. 7 At The Mei9• anJ eCar WY H196 Mlddltoort, 0. 1 \1API.E STEREO radio console combination, 1967 modOur word gauze Is derived ern stereo AM & FM radio from Gaza, great tr~de cehter combination, 4 speed auto- PILE is soft and lofty, colors in Biblical Palestine, a city retain brilliance In carpels famou& lor Its u,ht textlli¥J. matit c~anger . f!~oderrt p-t•pcleaned ·wiih Blue --Lustre. .... :An· eiilllrta'l~d-' 'intillon le console, balance due Rent electrli: Shampooer $1. fans throughout the .,orld $126 31 or payments of $1 Baker Furniture 11-20-TC watch soccer· on an average per month Call 992-3213. weekend. 11-!D-&TC •••·hi ' ., ••' \1111 ~ 111 11 1 111 "I"" li11 \1 Ill • \11• I'~· >ll o• • •I lho• 1111'\•l nll il l l',uk "" 1'••1•• ''"" t•pl.l 2.00 11m I', ,,L , , 1; lib;' l ,uh I• i ll l>~· fmh · '"'I> Hilt Ill r I'' 1'\".ollt 1 In lilt' I hu I " I ,,, , '·''''"~ ' '· ' J ,1"1'1\l Tlw ·~ l <•lll •ll lu 1'11\'!l ·"" Dlltl ,Ill hul• 11 , ""11 >,>1 1 ldll I• fo l .1 111111 nf ,1, JAYMAR COAl CO. PH. 992·6408 SOLID STATE Stereo, 1961 walnut stereo console with 4 speakers, 4 speed automatic ch:u:ger, \akc over payments of $6.41 per month or pay balance due $16.20, call 992-3218 11-20-n'C II'''&! I lli rl 1 11 <1 >~>11 All Hew Rldlajj, Shop • 1 1. 1 th< SERVICE For ~tie :\ .11111.11 IJ.,·Isoon of I OPEN 7 TO 1 MON. THRU FR!, M_t_D_DL--EP_O_R_t~O~H~IO~~~ It: :::::::::::::______ ';:WV::::2ti:~:::M:t~==t~::~::Oa,~ >1 111• ,,,, , l ,n· • \\l1 h1 1ocpru "" ' " r ._, I I" l 'i!ll fl> t ,111(( IJQJ ••-,. ••I 11\ • •• •• , 1: ' \ l l'd ~ ...... l'l>l• I•• 1 ol' l l . lito " 'l.l 'llo" ll .,r 11 1ll < '"' \h< l l l•!<oll . l{'fl e~h ' "·'• ,.,., • 1 l1 1l ·<I (:tlllt;l. oll' J',<! I; ',j, I • I <>IIlli' llh fo \11 , ,I < I o•,ol I I lll ' I ,. I lll ,L\ ill' • llhlllhill .. ""'"'' ....... h l t lll 'h · ,, I(! I > I Ill I I H o >II II ll I r.. , , 1d1h room J.onn.n• p,.' ,.,..... J \> 171 ,RADIATOR ·,:,___ 1> ""' 'fj" DICK RAWLINGS lUMP COAl WY 2·ZI51 uf Ji,< lt'I( IU II CALL ',I R1wlings Honde Sales ~~ I \ Jl,i >ol'l !lWI\1 ' " ' " h I'R IIII I J' i>lk< ·- , llht• • PEO"' •1 'I ,,,.:, oul ~l Tlw NICE~l Ph. 992·2143· ' HONDA SAUS & SERVICE DLEPORT - Modern 6 room home. Aluminum siding, ,A bedrooms, modern kitchen, large living room, Ill bath, full basement, rec. room, garage. Three lots. excellent location. $18.500.00. POMERO\' - Good 2 story LEGAL NOTICI! home, I rooms, 3 bedrooms, flull<•ll t. t. otl >~11\•r llhu~o I,» I pi,.,,. "' l'<•• llh' llt<' "'·'" l',ork bath. cellar, bloc~ garage, k'"'"" , "hur~: 1\l· ~ • \ ' n dnla. I• hfT<'hY Front porch ~outh nice view of uuttflt'< l 111.11 "" Oh· llllh d.n or .'lin· •••mht.l I'Mo7 1)1111 ,, G.olla.~.:hel, he ri\er. $6.000.00. 111,.: j>l.un tlf f f>l<•ol ht•r Jll'lllhm linn •" dl'lt•ll!l,ont 111 Hw POMEROY - One story, 2 bedt •!Ill( ol t Ul\11\11111 l'lt•.oH uf \leo~• room home. bnth. baument, I 1111111\ uhlu . <.tHl' Nn 1-' 2t:l pr.oy . '''' "''''''' 11"\1\ ~=ml Hol><••l furnace heating. Aluminum !11~ J. l,,l(,,~ht •l nn !Ito• ~luUOds uf i!N>ll• siding. storm doors and win- nt ..: lt<l ul •h•t• ,onol t·~lll'llll' rrur.l• 11 l'l.nuiHf .t l• u pru~~ for nlher dows. $6.500.110 1111111<'1 oo l lo r. s.ohl <.lllst• \\lll he lui VIRGIL or HELEN TE.i.FORO lot• lrll\jl un 111 .ofiN the 6th do\ of :, 1111 •n 1'1(1/1 . 992-3325 Orm• G•llother, Pt•lnlltf J B. O'lroen , Albert M Cox. Broker Attorn•v for l"lolnttH 992-3830 992-3636 121 112.1 l:l~ u 1'1 12 2li 11-19-3te NOTIC£ TO BICIDER5 for'' er "Get Star" 2'1 lb $1.19 Ebersbnch Hd\\e . Sugar Run Mill Pirken'' Hdwe . Mason. 10 IZ Jatp RUGS a mess"~ Clean for less \\ith Blue lustre Rent ekctric •hampooer II Star suo ply, Raci~e. Ohio. t1 11 6'c ' . Elmer.&White, 4041-} So. 4th'st:, Ironton . :\lad":me. 1967 model RATS. MICE eliminated l1sed on!~ 5 months. Set dial · �.' . ' •,, ' ' • (o1ttad: CH.\RLE~ .U~Lt sluggish :-;cJ>I IC' (ank . ..:tt Klciln Em All .st•ptic t<mk cleaner, Lnndmark Farm Bureau. 11-21-301'C DO:'fT Pump ym•t· ' Pome-:oy Motor C::o.~@)· Uf'. OPEN EVES. 9:00 p.M. POMEROY, OHIO Notice HOliDAY SPECIAL ON COLO WAVES from !\iov. 21 through Dec 29 115 now $12.50. $12.50 now $10. !10 now $8 50. Ruth's Beauty Shop, Mason, phone 773-5686 11-19-30TP Insurance \l To:\lOBILE insurance been ca ncelled? Lost your operator's license" Call 992-2966 6 15 tfc Wanted To Buy WANT TO BUY OR TRADE FOR TANK. capacity from one to three thousand ganon. mu<t be in fair condition. for heating water. contact. M. W. Runyon. Eagle Ridge Road. Minersville. 0. 45763. 1!-19-10tc TRUCK. I', ton. 1953 to 1958 model. with flat bed. must be in good condition contact ls· aac Lewis Clifton. W· Va 1!-Zt-3TP !!!till STEREO llAmO <<>mbm:dinn. handsome walnut consol<'. this has a BSR automnh~· tcrord changer take OVl· C payments at $5 prr month or pa~ bi.ilance due $68 -46. call 992-2836 11-ZI -6TC MIXED HAY. 40c a bale. also one sf'mi rig. nnd GMC traC'tor. Contact. M. IV. Runyon SI~C.ER ZIG ZAG sewing rnaEagle Ridge Road. Miners- dune sold much higher. this ville, Ohio 45736 11-t9-10TC mm·hin(l will mnke buttonholes dm·n. rmbrmdery and 1.1g-l<lg. take over paymenls tt~MPSII!IlE & YORKSHIRE of $1.25 per week or pay halpi;.:s. 7 IH'eks old Call 992~nl'e due $38 65 Will dls£279, Harnsom·iiJe. count for l'ash. cnll 992-2836 II 15 Gtc II-21-6TC POODLE Pl'PPIES. AKC Toy mimature. Si5 and up Slud IIOVSE TRAILER. 52xl2. 4 ser\'icc ~nd groommg Phone rooms and balh. inqu1re Hazel Shi\•eler Brown's Trailer 992-5H3. It 3 tic Court. MmersHllr. 992 239~ 11-21 -3TC 1967 SEWI~G ,!.Kiii~E. fully cqu1ppe<l to llg za~, fancy des1gn. dorn. s~v; in zippers. F:IC.HT YEAR OLD BLACK etc. La~ IHHI)' Balance $32 · AND WHITE GELDING. \ ery l!entle 64 mches high. iO Phone 992-2635. phone 742-5265. It-21 -3TP II 7 tic WA.\T \ GOOD HUY'' Smgep Se11 :ng for Ltg zag. fane) shtches. butlonholes. blind hems, etc Will sell fur $117 Nothing Card of Thanks do\\ n. $6 monthly Call Rav. 1VE w1sh to thank friends and ellS\\Ood 2i3-9693. that sent food and It 15 6tc In"' ·'§Wf* ....~, the death of our wife and mother. :\frs Ella Hannahs Special thank!t lo the employees of the Elmworxl nursing home. Doctors and Nurses at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Ewing Funeral Home and the Rev Glen Hiles The Hannahs Famtly 11-21-1TP He;p Wan-ted A~D BAR MAID \\'~itress ~LDERLY part t1mc sundown Nite Club 11-21-3TP LADY lor house- v.: ork and cookmg Phone 992- 5251 lor m1crv1e\\ u Hmdy, l\ier Ltherty Theulri:!, Middleport 10 111 tfc For Rent ~IX HOO)I apartment, 3 bed,·nnms. unfurmshed, 6 closets space. hot water heat. store room. outs1de porch Phone u a tlc ~~2-5307 TWO BEDROO)I furnished apartment. 11-Hl jtltlberry <\ve Phone 992-6693. 11 7 tic I room apnrtm1·nl ··honr !l''' 'Jr.:.s: (Urnl t:]l Cd . II He ~ AP~HniENTS · <Jnd ~ I'OI)m:<~ ftwnace hc.:t. Fl fl\!Sf!ED '!U 1 2 hlnt~s­ of all iloods rmm Pnmel'fl.\ Post Offrcc · 'r'h .r te par·kill ~ (', 11] !l!l2):';,J2 bctw~cn JO " m :ntd 7 >. m. 919tfc ·Trt\iSJ;En and tinfurllts 1tet! ·•!>iU'tmt:nts Cl0s~ f,, '-l ho• ' · hhonc 9!12-5~3.~ 10 tR 1f(' "UilNISHEO ;md urfttrnished :tpr~r~mf'nfs Rmdf'v f.. fiPf'd Phone 002-3.17-1 aftrr 4 p m 10 ~I tic 30-1 Sv< nrMrc ~t . \11dd lcport. st·f' \1rs . F.loda 11 -21 -liTf IVebb IOlJS ~. '0111! 1!00\1 A:-11) llATtl AP\RTMF.J'ItT. unf11rnishrd. m PnmC'rm·. Dhone Yfl2-5aR5 . ~1-21-TFC ' !'hobos. "'•' f>fl(' dlmJnuttvc lfl mtlcs m I Mm s' 'JWO:• ''" Man.;" IWt• is nnl~ LOSE WEIGHT safely with Dex A-Diet tablets. Only 9tlc Nelsoo's Drug. 9 19 611tc llusiness S.rvicn 1961 chevy pick-up truck. shift. $3$0, phone 142-58011. 11 14 ete BUS!NES ERVICES WEI.L KEPT carpets show the results ot reguJnr Blue Lustre ~pot deaning ncnt electric .;;hampooer $1. Baker Furniture 11 13 6tc Complete er\•ice .\. C. BRADFORD AUCTIONEER Wrke, Phone or Conlll<l Crill Bradford R.\cine, Ohio . Rtpr•entotiveln Thlo Ar.. 20 Ynrs Legal Notice Real Estate For Sale C.eltlo t<ittltt F AIRLANE TERRACE - M!IJ. V. V. Johnson & Son 222- 4th Ave., Huntingtpn UGAL NOTIC( JL, ~•u• ~Jl<·n<l,•r .,.hu~t' last kuuwn l•l.u •' ,.( It •h( <•Oio•e \l',o~ l'illiilKir~h. i'o 1111"' l\,IIIIU, I~ !Wn h> nollrit'lt lhKt , n lh<· 111111 ol,l\ ur ~11\'l'm">c!r. Jill, , loh11 o\lkn•l• 1 . h1 111 1: !>l,unllrf. fd Ill ho•l tll'll l u o)l ·~·"""' lll'l ·'"' ott• h· nd~nt In tho• t '".nt uf tommon t ' h •.o. ~1<·1~· I nun\> . llhuo t •,,,.... ! ~u 1-1.211 j>O ,I\ 11\): fl!l diiO!XU fNim Bald [;,,, • .,. \Ho•ll•lc1 1111 lht' 1-ll)lllll<ls 11l <'los• 1\t..:l~<l or tlul) and C'>treme ~rmlt1 .11111 ulh•·• llnol>l'r rulh.•f, ~·' "' 1n118tl 1\(ll he fur hcalll\1! on or ol!lt.•r tho Ulh ol, l\ "' .tunu ... , JU61t John Alt.ruler. l"l•intlff J I. O'lrlen, Attorney for P'!41Jntlff II ~~ 11 ~~~ U ;; 1:1 12 12JIJ l:t26 ..' I I FOR SALE : SIX ROOM HOUSE bath. 2: acres of land, garage. ehirken house and other building<. price $3500. located on State Rt. 124 in Stivers·ville area. George Hobstetter, Rrnker. Hilton WoHe. salesman, phone 949-3ZII Racin~ . 11·19-!k HOUSE IN ThomllS Ford. five rooms. bath. cellar, outbUIIdmg. g.:•ra,:.!e. 11 J ncres. bottle gas. 2 cement rovered p!lrches. well. dslern C a 11 or see Mrs. J. J. WArd. Rt. 1, Middleport. Silver Run. Phone 992-6.186. II lfi 6tp REAL EST,\TE RlR SALE 5 I lfc HOUSE FOR SALE next to school in Middleport. Priced ,\11\ CONDlTIONIXG Refriger· SPEF.D QUEE:-. wringer . to sell Phone 992-5324. \\ a<:her Ltkc new. B. M ation service Jack's Refri~­ II 3 tfc Pration. t\ew Haven. hone Coo~rr. Dexter. II 13 tic O'BRIEN & CROW !82-2079 4 6 Uc RF.~LTY COIIfP4NY POTATOF.S Oarence Proffitt. I'OMEROY -· CLOSE TO Portland Phone 3l3-Z254. READY - "!IX concrrte dehv- GRADE SCHOOL - 2 story tt 3 tfc ered ri~ht to your project. frame, 5 rooms (2 bedroorhs), Fasl and eosy. Free esti· bath. In good repair, excelFACTORY repnircd tires, guarm:.Jtes. Phone 992-:lV.It r.oeg- lent condllion $3.500.00. anteed. rCI(Uiar tread, aU Iein Reod) - ~Iix Co .. Middle- MIDDLEPORT _ 1'h story 5 sizes. $12 50 each John W port, Ohio. I 30 tic rooms (2 bedrooms), .,;th. VnnMcfer. Syrat'use. Phone nice porches. In goOd condi!192-2768. tt 8 121c XEIGLF.R's Buildin~ Supply tion. $3.400.00. for buildin~ homes. repair POMEROY - 2 story frame, 6 SI~GER liODEL 6S, In nice work. kitchen cabinets and rooms (4 bedrooms), both. walnut sewing table. looks nther work Call 919-3601 or lar~e front porch, utility and run~ like new, rully 9l9-3226. II 8 tic rnom. lot (100 x 1110!. $6,500 cquif)pcd to zig zag. moll().. it• Henry Cle1and, Salesmaa ,!!ram bult!mholc, etc Pay 10 BUDGET PRICF. furniture on Offlee - !lft.215l payments $.) !)() each or $50 our third noor budget shop lleRkltnee - tn-1511 cosh Phone 992-2685. Baker Furnitut'e. ~ldc!lcport. 11 16 3tc It 7 tic Ohio ? 23 tic 6 ROOM HOUSE, musl sell K:'<APP SIIOES. Cliff's Shoe CURTISS DAIRY BEEF Breed- lull basement, all around Rcp:,ir Complete Shoe Serving. s~rvice for anyone anvrencing, chicken house, lovely ice lliddlr1<1rt 11 5 30tp \\-here Call Parker 992-2264 t;urroundings. Phone 1'13-59?8 Pomero) or 985 3824 Chester: Mason. 10 13 :tOtp LOSE WF.IGIIT SAFELY wilh :\'otiry bv 8 a. m. for morning Dex-A-Diet tablets. Only 98c J~rrr.rmance service. 1 p. m _ Services Offered. at Summer's Pharmacy, New nrternonn service. No prornSTUD serviCe. Haven. 10 22 3otp i~ing after 6 p, m for the Cli!IIUAHUA Pl>uuc 8~3-2643. ll 7 301\' some day. 10 21 :tOte COLDS. HAY lever, sinus Hours of relief in every Sina· SF:W!NG MACHIXES. repair ELECTI!OLUX Sales aud Servn:e Hondcd factory reprt>~cn­ Time capsule $1.49 value !'>('rYice. all m~kr!!. WY 2t<.~\He. Ph, 9~2·3i00. only 99c Summers Phar22fH The Fabric· Shop, Pom. 10 19 36tp macy, New Haven cro) Aulhorizl'd ~ing('r Snlcs 10 22 321p and Sen ic-c. 3 29 lfc LASDSC.If'1NG, tree cutting, C.1ggJng: basements. dozer SINC.F.R TOUCH & SEW, 600 TRElleil:l!'1MMlNC. and rcmov\lOr~. haullll 1. :\Lanon Heyn. .series Lov<'IY two tone pas- ~- fl'!in!i~ i'1 red. F'rec estioids. Alasou. Phune 77a-;;~147. to! blur Fully equipped lo f'i-h!s. 0' or's Tree and 10 2~ 30tc buttonhole. fancy desi~n. etc I.andsl'!l erviC<'. Call \lft.lautnmahc hobhin refill. Ori~­ 41 It or !185-3547. Chester. 0. inally $.131 8~. ~16 40 now due n 15 3otp I SALE.'<; ttEPORT and as:=;ume balance Trade- BEST PHICE paid for standOhio Valley Livestock Co. Ins accepted. hone 992-2685. lllg timber. poplar. ouk. wal- Gallipolis, Ohio, Nov. 18, 1967 '111tfc nut. srcamore. ash, l)n. Free IIOGS - 175 to 220 lbs., 17 to t·slmwtcs ,'\11 job too big or 18; 220 to 250 )bs., 17 to 18; ' 'F.TIIYI.F.NF. lll.YCOI. Base too !title Call ~1anon Reyn- Ligl>t ltl to 18; Fat Sol" 12 to ;• pcrman('nt antifreoze. $1 33 olds Uox. 41i7, \1,•son, W. Va 15: stogs 12 to 14: ·IIDOi-• 10 to .o . g.,IIOJt Pomeroy Home Phone 7i3-5147. 14: sows & l'lgs 60 to 100. Auto. 10 30 tic to 29 30tc CATTLE- stocrslllto25; lie if· d 1 ers 17 to 22.50; Qaby Ileof 20 'to We d e I seals of Antarct>ca 26 , Fat· Cot/ 12 111 :17 50 : c .... .earch l~r food •• <feep •• • . 1 . ::,""~ \ -;-t • · 1 Ulf.il feel hellllN: lhe <x.i!oti'•"' ncn 12 to ~~ '!: <Url&l!e. <; 'i ,• ' · Milk Cow.-100!0 :" !"1 /·~; ••t • "'' ., Bt••nllrt t•, '' ' ' ' "11·~ . MOIIDW THRU FIIID., Y 5-59 Slin On - Newo 6:110 Sacrtd Hearl Hour 6:20 :11eig, Co. RFD 6:25 ~::ducat>On ~ews 6:3U National News 6:35 Bill Miller Show 7·30 i'\ews and Sports 7 30 PICkens, Tues. & Frl. 7.60 ~atlonal News 8 ~; Raker ShoiV, Wed.-FrL 8:4_!; hargrne1 Report, Thnrr. ''" IN 111~: COMMON PLEAS COlRT. MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO No. 14,199 IIUTII A. HENRY, R. ll. 3,-Pomrroy, Ohio, Plnlntlll, 9:00 r;ewa There are no reco~s pre· served or lhe first t-epsus or the Chrlsllan erp ordered by Atlg~stus Caesar "'-=.;;;.,;;.;;.~~~· , SL'NDAY 8:00 Sign On Forwm·d Faith e: 3IJ Baptist Hour 7:110 . ~faller llontrol 7:M ThJ '•GOOiJ Life~ 7:45 11\e•Blbte speaks 3:00 Thlhkl~ AboUt 1:15 Relliioui ~t\VS ',~;~o Ro,v. AIJ<lr~lii Parsons Y'im' ~e'W;ti • •• . ' FORD All New Radiator St.op eCar eTruck eHealtr If ygu' had your TV &et In th• shop fo1 rapeln 11'1d it ~~' you $18.00. If you hod brought It to Chucks it would tine cast you $11,00. We hav& no ov•rhud to PlY' out so we c1n uvo you "'to helf Oft TV Repairs, Core • Bulldo•er eAny Type CHUCKS T.V. KEITH GOBLE FORD 152 BUTTERNUT POMEROY,O. C:O 'ri?U RtALIZe: WHAT I'M 'rt:llJ ~YIIVG FOR lHIS? SO <,(X) :SHOULD NEVER I.CJOK. A. Gt FT HORSE' IIV THI> MCXJTH I TV LOG YK··· AND 'JtltJ LJIY.,T ~ED A jbLE IN1HE MEAT { FREEZER• . .. .JUST KID STU!=~ \I.WA[X)VI.JH ME'li/'1, THAT UTTLE "(1TY" I TIM BUILT WASN'T ~H l'IOTHlH'? MOST 1 1_ ~OU<S WARI'1'T IT'? A KlD., TIME P!IM'T WUTH NOT'r-1\N I MQ.IJ THERE'S TEST'MOMY I TIM WAD AN OFI=ER OF LWEND' THMAI'() DOLLARe !=OR W!'e "CJN"! - WSAZ TV _!!_!DillJ Sh!llfl 3 WCHS TV - 8 WHTN.t3 6:00 News Grlmn, .News 6:15 - 1 ' fr l Gar. Gorillas 9:00 Movie 11:00 News 11:2011:30 Tonight Jlaylime Sllowl L STAI-0 !.6CI<, ELMS<! WSAZ T~ ~ 3 _ WCHS TV : a~~ WHtN I'M GONNA START THIS CRILL! GloryR~ 9:3010:00 Snap Judiment : News 10;30 AS A TA')( PA'>'~ ~AVE A WI<JIIr TO WA"!C~ '>'OU WEPAII? OU~ I 5TWEETG! 6:306:45 Corn Cob Earp Hlllbllties ' WHIIT'? WHO l'EST'FIEO 'TI-IJIT? G,ENERAL CR~, TH' PleUSI-'ER AS PRit•m::o THIU STCQY ~OR llt:!li , AOO llll< R£V'IIEND AS '6'RQU IT J:M, AHOTHE:R I 0~ i=IGC.ER 11:@:1 T\IJO'D ~ , UMDER~H~ WELL, I GOiT~ ' SEE Me&: ' EV'DENCE TO f!.'l.IEVE 1J:!fS!t Tuesday - I=JGQ:RED Tl·l' ;:Atv~E, ffi' E!B§J, BuT . t:I5 Coffee Wllh Janet 10:00 Swap Shop 10:15 ~leditalion& 10: JO Brunch Party II :00 Ohio News 11:05 Tiny'o Coulltry Junction • II· 30 '!'my's Country Hymntime \'1112:00 National & Ohio News CARl. F. HENRY, 12 15 J.jll!al New• udd•·css unknown, 12:25 Sports Report Delendant. 12:30' Guett Star, Fri. NIITICt: BY PUBUCATION WJO Lan y Anderson ShowCor! F. Henry, whose place / tLOO River Report) 1;f r<"sldcnce is unknown, but 2·00 Ohio News whose last ~nown place of resi, ' 3:M Ohio New!J Llt>11ce was c-u Castt Villa _Mo· 3 fl5 Ahles KusJc tel. J969 East Main Strel'f. Co4.00 News lumhus, Ohio. will take notice 4'30 Local Newo 1111 the 3Uth day of9£toher. 1~~ - ~ 5:00 Spot·t~ Scope lht• unde~·stgnd filed h~•~e 5·15 S1gn Oil lltwn agamst 1iim In the 1'1 SATIJRDAV ur ...:On.mon Pleas of Meigs i:SV SilO OU. i. 'ounil 0 , p1·aying for divorce, , 6 00 Protestant Hnur Jf'~toraliun to former nam~. 6:30 National Newt :nul other relief, on the grounds 6:35 And~raon's Shaw ul gross neglect ol duty and ex. lO: 5U 1'op Ten Show trcme cruelty Said cause will 12:00 NtlOn News R•port be lor hearing on and after the _ 12:15 !ltv. George Bryant !Jth J!a) of December, 1001. 12:30 A.S.C.-Pete Shl•IJ!s Ruth A. Henry. ' 12:45 Mason Co. Agrt Ptainlifl 1:110 News Crow, Crow & Porter, !:IS r"ootball Alloorneys !01' Piaiillil! 4:30 Sporis Jl<iundup 1101 \1 111/ 7, 14, Zl, Z8 (12) 5, 1:35 Kusli:'& Show 12 _ 1f 'I $:00 Sporlo Scope 5:15 tlsn orl I GOBL~ ' SERVICE. W.M.P.O•. )liuli9 / ul u\111111 .. ' Core eBulldeAnyTypa KEITH RADIATOR ID6U 111 :1ml nlll' rcfllltl!f· 1111 Ill<' .1lh•1 n .olr l>hl. ''"' l'l'fllllllll'OII 1\' [ll''hlll<'OI\ ,.\.11\t\ ,oJI• I'IU\11'1,1\~l• ~ l; 1<'<•1 In Ill IN'! \loll~· lllllll , hltl ' flll' I'U IIli" S IIll\111~' \\ 1\l t l> ono ~ h .• llullnl '''111l1•mrnt mcl'l.h;m ,;..,. '''·••• o•o,.J • ~ nil l:lhl>l' Ill' 1 l' •..; ol• (u ,.pr'I',IIC th11 l'llllt>i.'llllion \B , l'i\11111' ( ~1111\llol!d' Itt• ••"'''~ lml ll'""n~.ol r o ,. m s · h uH lu• 1\lol lk '" lht• Uh t ~lnll n! P.11lh .nHI Uct.' lt'nllnll Rollllll fl\3 Oh11• \lo 1\ lllllh•lll lluololm ~ . I uluml111~. 0(1111 ~I;,! 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PH. 992·6408 SOLID STATE Stereo, 1961 walnut stereo console with 4 speakers, 4 speed automatic ch:u:ger, \akc over payments of $6.41 per month or pay balance due $16.20, call 992-3218 11-20-n'C II'''&! I lli rl 1 11 <1 >~>11 All Hew Rldlajj, Shop • 1 1. 1 th< SERVICE For ~tie :\ .11111.11 IJ.,·Isoon of I OPEN 7 TO 1 MON. THRU FR!, M_t_D_DL--EP_O_R_t~O~H~IO~~~ It: :::::::::::::______ ';:WV::::2ti:~:::M:t~==t~::~::Oa,~ >1 111• ,,,, , l ,n· • \\l1 h1 1ocpru "" ' " r ._, I I" l 'i!ll fl> t ,111(( IJQJ ••-,. ••I 11\ • •• •• , 1: ' \ l l'd ~ ...... l'l>l• I•• 1 ol' l l . lito " 'l.l 'llo" ll .,r 11 1ll < '"' \h< l l l•!<oll . l{'fl e~h ' "·'• ,.,., • 1 l1 1l ·<I (:tlllt;l. oll' J',<! I; ',j, I • I <>IIlli' llh fo \11 , ,I < I o•,ol I I lll ' I ,. I lll ,L\ ill' • llhlllhill .. ""'"'' ....... h l t lll 'h · ,, I(! I > I Ill I I H o >II II ll I r.. , , 1d1h room J.onn.n• p,.' ,.,..... J \> 171 ,RADIATOR ·,:,___ 1> ""' 'fj" DICK RAWLINGS lUMP COAl WY 2·ZI51 uf Ji,< lt'I( IU II CALL ',I R1wlings Honde Sales ~~ I \ Jl,i >ol'l !lWI\1 ' " ' " h I'R IIII I J' i>lk< ·- , llht• • PEO"' •1 'I ,,,.:, oul ~l Tlw NICE~l Ph. 992·2143· ' HONDA SAUS & SERVICE DLEPORT - Modern 6 room home. Aluminum siding, ,A bedrooms, modern kitchen, large living room, Ill bath, full basement, rec. room, garage. Three lots. excellent location. $18.500.00. POMERO\' - Good 2 story LEGAL NOTICI! home, I rooms, 3 bedrooms, flull<•ll t. t. otl >~11\•r llhu~o I,» I pi,.,,. "' l'<•• llh' llt<' "'·'" l',ork bath. cellar, bloc~ garage, k'"'"" , "hur~: 1\l· ~ • \ ' n dnla. I• hfT<'hY Front porch ~outh nice view of uuttflt'< l 111.11 "" Oh· llllh d.n or .'lin· •••mht.l I'Mo7 1)1111 ,, G.olla.~.:hel, he ri\er. $6.000.00. 111,.: j>l.un tlf f f>l<•ol ht•r Jll'lllhm linn •" dl'lt•ll!l,ont 111 Hw POMEROY - One story, 2 bedt •!Ill( ol t Ul\11\11111 l'lt•.oH uf \leo~• room home. bnth. baument, I 1111111\ uhlu . <.tHl' Nn 1-' 2t:l pr.oy . '''' "''''''' 11"\1\ ~=ml Hol><••l furnace heating. Aluminum !11~ J. l,,l(,,~ht •l nn !Ito• ~luUOds uf i!N>ll• siding. storm doors and win- nt ..: lt<l ul •h•t• ,onol t·~lll'llll' rrur.l• 11 l'l.nuiHf .t l• u pru~~ for nlher dows. $6.500.110 1111111<'1 oo l lo r. s.ohl <.lllst• \\lll he lui VIRGIL or HELEN TE.i.FORO lot• lrll\jl un 111 .ofiN the 6th do\ of :, 1111 •n 1'1(1/1 . 992-3325 Orm• G•llother, Pt•lnlltf J B. O'lroen , Albert M Cox. Broker Attorn•v for l"lolnttH 992-3830 992-3636 121 112.1 l:l~ u 1'1 12 2li 11-19-3te NOTIC£ TO BICIDER5 for'' er "Get Star" 2'1 lb $1.19 Ebersbnch Hd\\e . Sugar Run Mill Pirken'' Hdwe . Mason. 10 IZ Jatp RUGS a mess"~ Clean for less \\ith Blue lustre Rent ekctric •hampooer II Star suo ply, Raci~e. Ohio. t1 11 6'c ' . Elmer.&White, 4041-} So. 4th'st:, Ironton . :\lad":me. 1967 model RATS. MICE eliminated l1sed on!~ 5 months. Set dial · �' '', ,, .. ' ·'' ' . a tlst Eve 1 · Is tten ed ' . ' ' I •At' . A Glan' ' , c per person. F R co for ••Tt Chrysanthemum Core is Topic inelo ost attal'on wrQJ)!led In their rubber j)Cli1Cho , ca oe Comes to ea on Frida Red Co ••• u Dri ·e Survivo s FULL LENGTH 9 So 875- • 'C n :;:;.;:;::::::.:-:-:-::;:;::.:-:-:-:=:·:-:-::;:;:;,:.;.:-:-:·:·:-:-:-:-:-:t least led and • m ' ' ' round, Utilitie to / '• .~ and ' rsvm , have' c. Di the· York S·pe~lker U-130-2 no n C/ H Mr .·~~ A en • ' aI . pllll, , d lor !Got ecel 25c I Oc ,! $1.00 1 ~ :00 We e I $1 . ·o, $25 ! ' ,, > >,I IGHTS 5:00 to 7: E FRIDA H n MM ~ :1. "~ '.,· I '------- mber F t 0 a;," DR' L KT TOD Yl Y! 01 n al FE ~ AL ·R!<SERV C p. Y ',, ' . ' ' I ' ' ' ' , ~- . ' v ., oSh � 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 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource November 21, 1967