http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/6f52b2de8f06d1399f5c21985d8d8d33.pdf b67a1de6f0adf5da4c203fcf02b87fb1 PDF Text Text . ~nel. Pomo~Ml~ ' n.. Dooilf 0., Hails .Move to ~~ll - (IJPI) - "We •llt)lhcr 101111, toward {)ilace ,'' Jotm 5un. The5C words o1 an man drivire ,.'?,!. tOWllrd impcssible dreams, f1!"""------... ., MEIGS THEATRE · .~ • .1-'117, 1911 drive he "oold until the T0NIGIIT TII Hl 1 TUESDAY JA.I\Tt\RY 24-28 I'"" n SIX I'Ol' GET Etii;HIJLL Onol lou ol hit pro~. , , But allor m-• ol 11'111U. tlon and diaeord ln. U. eowllr)', the olhln Nviled l'rftJdent has seen aae dream....,. bleal:lnt alter another come tr""' The hllilorici ,Ajlallo 8 Olght to the mooo and In the ci1IDe doyo ol his i4mlrdotrltion wu space (Tcr hnicolor) Dori s Day - Brian Keith ~" ICoL.().Rc:.11n·om1s: Pq, Wham S. Bob, decision was made to 10 Cor the moon In the 1960s. All thi s week, in aU ldllla or receptioos and gatherings, there · ShoeOies, Outsid~ "'"'ruo't ha~e been Oldpourlnp of the Remembol·nud deepest sentimentality and reel· SHOW STARTS 7 P. M, i~. with shedding of tears on :! 1 - o - - - - • P~ac~ · .~· :. ~ I~ the 1&'11107 rrOm.Wtacy alfl)fdo ol..-J iroeurJIJ, port 'of the ffWil' who There Wi1'9 his potgnaat returM to his beloved Congress -his alma mater-to deliver his State of the union mea- and to go to a reception 'lbur.-y. Buoy To the Entl Almost ll' to the very minute when he leaves ofll.ce he has ~ endh'lg the Vietnam War- The biggest burden he las had to carry dwing his presidency. F..rly 'lbursdly morning the wont. he hod been waltir¥1 lor came. Secretary ol state Dean Rusk awakened him to say that the negotiators in Paris hid agreed on the size am shape ot their table so that substantia~ tive peace talks can now start. When · Jollnsoo prepared White read statement at later in House his the the Water Supply Is Adequate piN- And It 0 95 "'s.r......... -·- !:liST: ward att'l' toward -pet~!' Deadline for operation !or a short period this week but since the suwJy ol water haslnereaaed wtththetwo, pumping was cut back to tbe one A IIIW, UL....,.._ ........... IfMOAIID W ·-1¥1 big well, Chase lllld • ~• BAKER FURNITURE :• 0 • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Call No. 468 MEIGS GENERAL HOSPrr AL Admiaaloos - None. Discharges Gerald Sbum. way, Nallonal Bank Re£ion No. t Charter No. 1980 FuloMonday Deodllao lor purchase oll969 dog iap, po.ylng I pon. UV, 1, Mt.nday, Jon. 20, at t p.m., It W&l -Old today, The tqs ooat f2 each lndiYidoWiy or $10 for a ltemel license. Tboy may be obtaiDod lrom the c:ourthoule ol!loo ol Auditor Gordm H. Caldwell. Penalty lor late purchaao ol lndl· vidual taco b $1 each or f5 on keonellleenae. CaldweU and Dog Warden George Logon lllld that •• oltllla morning 1,493 togo for t1111701r had been bcrulht by Melp Couadlmo. A fll!llf'ly l-eal number was purchased by the aame time In 1968, It W8l ~eeL ·v ' ·, ARTIIU1I HOYT NEW DPJ,.OYEE - m.otArrlo ~II(­ . I'QY today omwnciad the ... c( Arlbur ~ 102 Union Ave., ~. u llle.n.a ol ........ Ul8d ...... lfr. """ ...... ~of the Standard 011 Compaay lrolll 1938 1111111 1961 ........... """ hla ~ In bu,abro'i tor bJm. aell "" Weat MaiD IIi. In l'lml· eroy, lie hao wldo ~ In alrtomobUea Alit~ truckL He 11 • member ol Monllrra Doown No. 7, F loAM MaiMllllo l<>d8e o1 Gallljlolla; tiro chlpler and <OUDOII ol the loluona, the Knlgbla "' l')'tblu and the Ualt. ed Metl1ocllat Church ol - l'QI'. Mr. Hoyt and hll wile, Vlrl!lilla, hive children. Mrs. Damy E. Morrll ol~o. ouoe, lfrL D. T, CraWiord ol llaltlmore, Md., and Arraellloyt ol Clnclnrratl. ·~· ~' Circle Bid; on a school lens chassis and bod)' OPODcd during the meetlng ahowed the low bid on a chassis was by the R. H. Rowlingo Sona Co. of Middleport, lor $4,465. With trade-In of a bus dlrnlged re<ently by • tap!ng tree, the low bid on a IJa». vUie, lor superaor bod)' at .2,· 381 and tnde • In ol $1,225, total $3,416. Both 111 bldo meet or tiona the exceed state spoc ca • boord saul. The new policy on !roo or reduced oost schoOl lunches Is lor children ol the dlotrict. The mea!Ji ·• A lree meollsdellnodasone w!!l~lt tbe ..~hl!d. and blo parants Clllf10I ~rd to po.y. In or- !Of :;ru!' 1a~,fi!.~ .:::::::::: 5 ASSE-TS • , • , , , , , ... , , ... , •••• . •••• , ••• fft.3!4 UABIL1l'IES Demand deposits of IDdividuala, partnerships, 901.15 -'3 l69 821.71 and corporationl. • • • •••.• · • • · • · · · · · · • · · · • ' Time and savlnga depoalts ~ lndlviduaiJ, 5 897 288 65 partnerships and eorporadon1. • • • • • • · • · · · • · • • • • • • · ' OJWaWS ~~- Govommerrt. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 95,977.59 Deposits ot UnIted Deposits of Stateo and polltloal IUbdiYialono •• • · · · • • • • • • · 1,356,155,84 Certified and officers• checks, etc ..•••... · .. ·• 24,741.61 TOTAL DEPOSITS • , •• , , • • • • • • • • • • ~~ Total demand deposits •••••• • •• • •· • • • Total time and sayj..-s deposits. • • • • • • • ~~jji,M3,9ji5J~ TOTAL LIABILITIES,,,.·,,.··· • • · • • • · • • ' ' ' ' ' ' 0 CAP!TAL ACCOUNTS 200,000,00 Common stock - total par value •••.• • · • · • • • • • • · • • • . . . . .. . . . . . . . &lrplus . . . . . . . , , •.• .. ... . Undivided PToCits . . . •. • . • , ••. ••. · · · • • • • • • • • · • • • TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS . . . . . . " " · · • • • • • • TOTAL LJ,~qiLITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS.····· da,ys ending WJ.th call elite . . . . . . . • · • · • • · • • • • · • or total Joana for the 15 calendar dil71 ending wilh eall date .•••••••••••.•••••• • • • • • • Average . ' P AR1S - COMMIJNIST DIPLOMATS SAID today they wW demand debate 00 tbe withdraw~ ol AmeriCIID ..._ 11'011'1 V - A S the first Item on the agenda or tiro e~ Vletlaat War talka, The dlplomota lllld both tho Nortll Vlemuneae and tire VIet Cong delegations agreed to lnolot on 1 U.S. troop withdraWal as the rtrst order of business when the talks. schacluled to besln Saturday, get Into lull swi!Ofl. Buffer -given heavy pounding SAIGON - U.S. ARTILLERY ruiJNDED the bulhr ~ be- tween North aDd Sol.th VietnaJh for the Jlrst time La two wfie;k~, military apokesman lllid today. A few~· below the border, COII'Imunlst rl~r mines kllled six Amerl~ ,mtw~~loalqDJ. ""*'MZ) American gunners ftred. Into the ; Demnttarlled Zoo, w , Cour miles north of Gio Linh after . Omn,'Mndat rUI.emea lh<Jt at I u reconnabsance aircraft Thuradl,y. 'fbe, arUllet'y llllOI de.,.. ~eel a burllter complex and e>Piaded oil ammunition oache, tiro spokesmen said. The pta. waa DOt diiiVtiJI(L CROW'S STEAl HOUSE • the Fabulous . 10•083•550 61 I H2 t'TI 43 . • • ~ Maxine Grl11ith, Caahler, ol the llrrwHWned ..,. do !roreb1 do dare that ttds report ol condition lo true and eorreot to tiro bill oi!JJl-lodp . ~ ·~ ' ', ~~/ T'""---..P IUIUy oiR lollowi!Ofl ...tel' 3.4225, ~0, ...:: t-4Z'TS. H3QO, &of825, 7.:ts50, Will Colwnbla Tllorttdoy niiJ(rt !!lie~ u aeoltlenl at lhl ol Jurao11on o( Nllert Rd. ml IIM1t1 Hollow ltd., 10 miles nort11 ol ~ lfAXJ!IE ,G•n•uun It ... report.ed - I the .... went Glf the Jell oldo II( llria ,_. and '!"..W~ "' • .el~· Courity'a Doraao rate ol tax, EXTRA HOOIIS REPIIF.'lllNrs INVENTORY king hard extra hours to a re- tailer. It Ia a time when he faces tire la<t It cooto blm 10 to 12 conta ot fN8r1 doUar Invested In each ol lhl11 multitude of (~nued on page'}, .... Weather Moot!y day wHir -and- and - ..... a lltllo lilht rOin or drizzle edi and llurrleo &todoy~DIII'IIraul. IIIah ~ 28 lo . . Portia! Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohio Valley dear~!!&..,. "!!ldor a.idayD~afat. THREE SECTIONS SUNDAY, JANUARY 19. 1969 olouol1 Galllpo!ls.Polnt Plouaat ·' ' PRICE TEN CENT$ Few . ·- . ''.J .... I - ·~ "::at.:.. •,< a t.uck.:.•: tndot-tralltJ: Ill 10M, 'J'irrU'i:. , 'I'~.~ ' a-fetor,,._ , ~;. --"!'~ -~· . IIi ~~ ~ Jll!l~· ~.b .~ ~. <ltft•l!¥:~ ~""" ·~rK ~·u ~!'ll>' · -'Wol·. ~alo!t· irrrn' ~ to tbe , .1>7 . , olaaaroom .or · ,..1.J. o...""-'-, "SO .·., Iff. ·,au•. ,.;,->. alit..-·< -"'""· In .....,.. -·· ohe tal!ea .. _. . • ml , . .. lilt 1'0GII1 !110 11011 'tllicll. L. . linda til tbo prlr>'. •. Wf 21 at; 1 CoolvUJe, , clpal. Olrlytltotaoo•·.... cljlol tllDoe , .. · Cor lillcheo lo iltltllo!lo ......... i~Jt;r:i'nllf'di'MI, ~·· ' • ' . • ."·~~- •) ' ' " . J ·~, ~ ",' Two Nur:se Scho/tJrs~t~~i: The c.., " • ' ~!r-:u'::-::::: -~:=~.;· '=.:.rJ.=IDdll ,; ·~ ~""*'-"lll,liloohb Malp i holar""'~Ia. _...,. C4uaJtr 'l'Ubereulo- . . . ......... . to Malp a--- 'lbll wu tbe dedlloD - CillUifllua. c dlnOiora and allloora ol t b • 'rlllnclo.J vw.ea.~ at !llt lfldlll-' 11a11 wHir Wallaoo llftdrord, Jll'811- . 1D cherp. ·· . Mra. Ruaooll ~ . CouniJ ,1he ' AaaOelodOa . . . . ...._ , .I*' tu- ber<uiOola ..... lirrlfillll Coua- \)', .... - - a n d tjioto ..... $25 to Nat Olrlo Tlllroroulolll•llolfllltal to be oaird lor the l1"l"!!ue ot a !dill lor - " .e.-...jca. 'lbO a,o.- - ID od. ..,... will__..,.., ~... do- 'WIUOI>I!II~UU.,. ~ ol ·tho ..,.,...., Iii tho tiro '' Fire dllllraJ'ed a 11159 OkJa. rno1r11o drivm bJ' Ralph · Miller Ita ,111.987 por '1,000, Is tiro Jow. oat "' the state ol Olr1o, 8-4375, 9-4fDO, and. rRIDAY .,.., '· !y 85 oenl ol tbo .......... ~ fix went to schools In 1967, llguroa Show Gal- ' '. . ·...... ~-~~~~ ELIERFEL.DS ~f4 . Auto& ., Destroyed By BlJ~Ze our-·-~ Ccual.1 ~ I~ . da.v ~~~, 1 ·11x.-;a;, i llllla . -"oatloa 'lire IuDDy "'ze ,i•. "~. l!'" ~ ...:w.."'''+'*alliiiio..f >c{r·"' tiiO Plro:l!~ lippeol ihit decl~ otaiiCto llil:U)aio thi liiiiil* iii · ii ., ,..,.,.i»"W" ="!"' : ' " oton to the hoard o1 educatlor). children, plui ~ . 'lire··~ l'atnrl oaJd ··'' The crlterta Cu · ollglbUity-for JJi elomet'Jiori IC~ poyme!K . ',tbo ...... ~ """ .1tlt -:::·:;:hent:= ~"!u1 CommuiiUta preparing demantl. Home of • ~ &eo lunthoa state& tlrot children ol flrmllles wlroae IDCOIIIO lo!el program In the district, the lol· Jowl- policy ond procedures qualilleo thelh lor ald lor dewe.;";,,tabllo)led: pendeat ehlldren or _...t wei;1 d lit' car. uol..._ are quallllod. 1n .. addlt1011. ohlldren o1 flrmlllea whooe 1......, le1011 and f11m11.v GaJIIPOlia, .$ -.n Criteria tor llll!biUIY lor rOo lrmd!ei.:,t• '11i ·to,duoed prl<e IundlN; lllrlch lo Who lorpl their iDaaar,~ live canta '-•• tiro to· . . "'; prt~. tndudel thole chlldnn . . .• c . of tmiwoo , _ IDcomo lovol rn:...._);., qUIIUlea the~~\ lor 1b,' food ltu'Jp ..-~!"'' ~:''.:I"'U.:.IJ. propaa or for e~tr dlt' . ~ , -:_ . ,·, ~ ., "" trlbullan. Chilllru aloo .u,11r1e I""-ll~""'b Ia Gallla lrlooatoo7 ll&urel, Jb '-'V~y ' ' .;;_and. Ioro-tbeae &om IMdlloa wlrDH , . aad at tiro lia ' ~ Ill . free and reduced - ooot lunch s. .•. olppllcotlon . Cormo lor conoidoration ol ellglbiUty ol1helr cblldren Cor free or ri.duc:ed prt<e luncheS will be anilable from the respoctlvo school prlndplls to parents wOO request ·them. Parente wiD be notifted iudiol tiro . . , _ or ol their • ted, will be lnlonlled ol ::.~~':!edure to be lollowed by their ohlld or ohlldreD tor-• ouch rneolo. If tho Ia denied, bued ... tbo ,.., .., - tntts u:. !Ire ~at. .. • detennlno the eligibility of In- f200, 3-f225, 4-4250, ~. f- .,...;. ....t.;...., ~U . iO'•' ·-· retllih dhldual children to recehe free tsoo, 7•25; 8A350, N375, 10- .-u - - -:..__. ' '.~;:.:il" '......... Z..... c.... Dr reduced • ~rlceluncheL $400 . . . onto ol "~ W , : ·~ P ' ' Cash, balances with other baNts, and cash items •t ~ in process of collection • • • · • • • • • • ·• • •074 · 38 United Stales Government obllptlono. , .• . • , , . . . • • • • • . 4,263,625.t8 Obligations or States and potltical IUbcllvlalona . . ..... , •. , t80,613.39 19,742,50 Other Securitiee. • • • ••• · • • • • • • · · · • • • • • · · • · • • • • · Federal funds sold and SccurlUea ,purchased 117S 000.00 under agreements to rel8ll • , ••.•.•........ · · · . • , , Loans and discoonts •.•.•.•••••.••• , • , •••.•.••••• 3,859,817.08 Ba:lk premises, furofture and' tlxblres, and other useta representing bank premise, . . . • • • . • • . • . . • • J.ZO,OOO.OO Otbe auets •. ·· •• 1:028.32 alld belief. !> 1 ASSETS MEMOR,\NDA Average of totai d~ita for the 15 calendar .PieOoui'N - - Jll'OIIOrb' tax, Wlllcll il- + ' earlier tills week. Lunc:h Act of n;.:ati:-::~ Nutrition 0 1 • requl that muala Act of 1966 . b1 ~ nutritional meeting .... hall[ be ved rree st.mla.rda s - c: ehOor at. a reduc::.w to tp the dren who are • Pl.!' IIIII cost of O)lch .:.nd..:.: no dlacrimlnatlon sh against any child beoause ol his lnab>lity to Pl.!'· A. . . . . . to' l!lll 1Me, .,... ""'" ol Upper ~.. "Her· IIley ldaoea hue boa! eotlllstent 'boot ..n,..l'lor SOto35yearo." When Ulied what the blsaest problem ol lnv~ taJdng It, lfllla anawvod, "Probably Ill· llt¥lrrg "'...._. don't al- · undorotond wit!' the lllie.. people are lluQ'." Moat merdtauta solve th11 the way Doan Davlo ol DIVI..S.Wer doeo, by keeplq Cbrllbnaa help '"' a later, Mills aloo kMpo -•llrla oo t1rrwg1t lnv~. lllr. Ilavla ...... "Probably the hardeat thing lor us fD Iaven- ' llloi7 Dmd Tboreau ...... "That liion lo d.o richeot - · • 'VOL. . 3 NO. 51,, rds or Metgaf'OIII'OID C0ur.. two Oiher hoe ty ldqJted the ume P ea. Thoughts .• lze lit the lollirrrlng acalo are lng & ... or ~rl011,.... • ' Tbon ;'~ · ~ .i lam• '. . eligible, (size of !Eily liate<f IL .. , •it!f . . ~ · llild ~ '" ... ,. llrot with the IIIOIIIIIIy flmUy InIn n .coillllley ~~ ~ .~ ., .tri.'Otor:cnu..-! Nj, ~ ~ \;. oome •• tlro .ae- a.urel: 2- caojl <oi~on: lo . -.uiiiMI · •• :,,,: ·,... , ,:,, , . or Pomeroy in the sate of Ohio, at the close o( buslaeaa on Dec~r 31, 1968 J>Ubiiohed In reoponae to call. made bJ' comptroller of the Currency, under Section 5211, U.S. Revised Statute&, ed tor one." Vha Ia labor aaYing dev!COI oll9611! 'lire Boca! year of moot 01r1o ., , li"S TAXED 111E Bro<m!T Br'r£ ol 1<. zs 32 PAGES The Pomeroy National Bank No. share s authorized- 8000 No. shares outstanding- 8000 I J......,.. .- ...._ &om tbo Lalln - . ,.lmtnlre," ~ 1o eome to ·11nd, ,..,.~ 1rrno "' oonie odd thlngo. For · 1rurtoru:o, olerko taking lnventoey at Farrrrer'o H a r clware. ooe of our oldest buslne•~e•, duUluU.y lilted a halt a <!qzon rug beaten. Whar &Med how lll8fll' caBs lor rug beatero tlloy had, ... clork had ~ there &lmost tO years. "Couldn't remember when IIOlDeoae atk- ldr· REPORTOFCONDrnONOF T~ AL . - in operatiOn. Two wells were In place Mrs. Towen was WaVle MIDDLEPORT, . ID - , SW. DOt>artmiill-' reception lor Rlllk late In the doy, he lllld "wehaw taken oootber · l q lor- Chase u.ld rumors circulated that Mlddlepnrt woold be without water Cor a period beeauM · The Southern Local SchooldiBot a bad break in lines m N.Ye Ave. tn Pomeroywerefalae. Mid- trict hoard ol education TburBdleport each month purchases day night IIIJI)roved a new policy thouoarrclll ol gallona o1 water on free or reduced cost scl!ool lunches and accepted the r,slg· lrom l'l>meroy, Middleport has been spared nation of Judith Towera, aeeond being without water clle to weDs grade teacher In tbe Letart'Falla whicb were JUDk and already are elementi:Q school. Named to r~ r.r.-=:. • """".IUch doy. '"! COUIITNIEY -Mrohl Quollly loo· - - 28t .... 1ft. . BY .PAT HOOCI( ~. 1'1111 from Jon. I GALLIPOLIS - II JOO trlod to Dee. ai, altlrootrb ...,. 11tma to buT ~ In yoorr lavorlOt .lriY.ontor7 u-tho·lrup ' lor lte livre - - Cirri ....., Jm 81. auct.fol<rMl tbe cierla. ~ bo17, drain ol - . . . . which do s It wson't tho! t1re7 had loot the lorp volume ol Clrrlallhaa buo<;hrlatmu Oillrlt. 'The.J l r l ...IQ' IDuo olltema, aro doing the !)110 thing that ..,.... lllalilo to aot llarted Dee, 26. ,Pioo moat rNII livre lolko !hie 1bolr 11rveratory b lai<on at tho rrrontl1, ~ lnvoniory, errdol Some . - cloao their doot1t 1r1¥entor7 Ia the time Wilen a m tiro public to do IL Bomeprton --~~~-.... how .IOOdblo boalrac ~ baabeeil; which extra-.-~~~ ~Ito-~.. bat- artldea oold well .... wlddl did 11r1ne lor onre, . . _ Dolo. DOt. lie m111rt be . . _ tD hevo Ol' therlllll>oulo, ·illl rotali bual· a .twe· taU Of ~·1 ldal.._ bellnlnvenl.ary. People In Mlddloport will not rw short of water, Harold Cllase, maintetwlce supervisor. said to- ,.-.•·- $43 9 ... ___ _ ---parfor.a:=fi • --3T301C NOW OIILY ry J;fakes . .Jftornlng, he wu l'lllbly worked at achieving progress in •• •• • ••• •• ••• •• • ' ~ • ~- P~oa,(OEP), Itt' - the . hood 11> the J8tllorild oroard him. program when the Kemedy · - to , ~ . .,. . . KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. ·(VPJ) - Ric~ ll:elll~!''=t · eel bealuae proe-edw:'al.Probleml ~elii)UIIed f'aru . : .. oo tile V. . . . . ,War ~- ...,._. 1101~ IIIII Plad&OciJII' "'!;, il Jninllb:'ldoll wWIUI'.atthetalbwftlt ea.tu&DII _~ ; . Nbal, ~ precedent, ~Idly ~ •~II" , 't!'l' man, Brl& GeD C..J8 A, ~II, to llo!td the "'! ~ a source or tremendoPa r:etreshment tor Johnson. For he was the one President John F. • A good _J .~ lis, 011' .Flit THIS WEEK ~D WE AR,E .' .tiro ,¥e!P ID tal!ll!l- ~ ·, ,. . ' . .· ' ,. ' 1 . . conciualon or """ and PhlrDl Midin.. problOJII Ute ' In a tolk to Rc>. ~ ' .. '. l'ltQ!'IG THE CAliiERA, left to right, Debbie McLaOBhJin, Maunon Hetlneosy and Rlehlr~ Ceaijlr, · a1xtb Jl'ldero, are being Used to tutor 4rst gndera at the P0111oro7 Sciroolla ~ oldlla ol roadi!Ofl. ' EJ-.,. IIIliS JVDI'!'II CODNER, TEACHER ola llrat grade olaaa at the P'"""'W' EIOIIIOIIIIQ School, llnds t1ore m work With am.n ~~ ot her--dass due to the tutoring assistance being ..........,. IQo out•.U!Ofl aba. sradora Olaaaroom lor 8 period 110h day, - tD liar '' �•• . • :1 - 11M! • 1\..jlftl t()l!) ,.... ~ s.ntlilel. ~. ~..., 19, 1,. Award~,. De~9r~:f!o~~(· wm· da1~. /· "Pete, .. Be Ma~e IJ 1aom! along N:ye A... .... ~hlila. the Pomei'O)' e<JIIIoo 11tud9', apem over 60 years "oe thlrl~..... ' at Jltatnspon, ... . near which i1 . collapse ""' fa; his first job on "The Buck- · e,e ·; Boy,". Pete was hlred to .. . , the cook. His chores in the 'ldkilen began aboot 4 Lm. and ......,. times it was 9 p.m. beCore till dl,y•s work was done. ported by Meigs C<Junzy !l!erl!! Robert c. llartenbach'e deport. mont Frida)· and Soturdoy. The first occurred at .J:ts--p. m. Friday on Route 143, a hall north of Harr18mmne, where 9!1riO> Klng, Mlddlopori, lost c:ontrol of her 1965 IIIOdel ear Cl1 a C\ln'e and craslled Into The next mishap was ,at 3 a. m. SaWrday "" Roote 124 In Min· ernille where Robert F. Slack, 28, South Massuton. lost control ol.- hla 1969 model car, went df the pavement, and brake oft' a telepfme pole, There was be&- mile a cllleh. ii1er1!! llarlenbach said I b e driver wastakanbyprlvatetrana- ''' .POrtAII<il 'to \loteranii Memorral .,. SQUAD CALLED POMmOY - The Pomeroy emergency squid was called at 4:05 p.m. Friday to near Harri. IOIIYille where an auto aectdert trall ~- ltiwoYet/ It was the li\Jured were 1om :~ and :l~ter trBI)II(eJ'111!1: lfan~ 1o • hosultM.w prl: ~ st. Joseph's Hospital in Park- vate car before the squad's ar ~ lloopiQI and treated for a bro. eraburg. ·reported .rival, vy damage to Slack's auro. 'Ihe third accident happened at 7:ts a.m. Saturday, six-tenths ci a mOe north of the Route 33 by-~~UO, 011 old 33. Claude D, Eblin, 22, Pomeroy, dririDg a 1959 model car, lost cmtrol d. tbe auto on berm. &eritf Hartenbach said the vehicle tumed -over on its top, but ,neither the driver nor a passenger, Claude V. Eblin, waa Injured. The enr was demolished. No chirgefl were fUed""as the rteull ·Y 'I';<ll··"'• mishaps. Miss Jll~rs Is Candidate Miller Co- Sponsoring Iron-Steel Trade Act _- WASIIINGTON - Tenth DlllCongresBIIlan =~d eontrict Cnngressman Clarence E. tlnued unreotraloed 1>0118 nre - s on o u r Miller has Jolaed several other bavlng harm1'u1 Congrosamen In eo-aponeoriDg balance of trade, our nalloaaloe. lhe 'iron Ore, Iron and Steel Or. euri1;y, and empl~. derly Trade Act.' Negol!atlons have been Wider. Slrnllar 'ellllatlon was Intro- way for some Ume between Japduced b7 ~aman Miller anese steel llrms, the Eurq>ean cming tile 9IJih ~esL CoDllllOil Markel, and lhe u. The obJective ol tile bUI Ia. Slate llopariment, In an -.opt lo provide for orderly trade In to eMBblliO 1 vollmtary system Jron ore, 1nJn aDd steel mill <t lteelapori~elo the s. preducta. R-ni.Y ·.......,..,.. n. .....,, Indicate tbat more .,., u;. million tms ol 1tee1 """' 1mported lhe United - · during the llrst 11 . - . ol 1968. Some 11.5 million t o n 1 !fOre imported~ .Uol1967. • The new !Iaure• lndloate , _ . than a 50 per ceta increaae In ,· United Statu Coo8resaman Miller asld if IUcb not llnally cmcl-. or If they do not ..Uafae1Drlly, leg. falalkll IIUisl be I'08IIY lo avoid ""'-"'ble damage to our coun. ·to. tbe lteelworkera, and the DON'T BE A SlniNG . r, DUCK ON you Mon~f· Pro~ct youuelf IJy lltt1ng II.OC!fe file your retvm. Our Mnrice it quick re- Uabl. and guara~ 1 1· I Bite. . Miss BeverJunior, G a I I 1 a GALLIPOLIS ly Jefrers, a . ,< . · -1. """ and Top . Crop Sold Jr. ... ,;.. _,n.n At .a.aUfi'...,N'f5"' • GALLIPOLIS - Fred McMah. m., Scottown. IIOid ooe ol the top tobacco .,...,. at the llu!Ungton Tobacco Co., audton Fr(daJ'. M e - sold 1,536 pounds st $72.12. Friday's aale CJi 32,032 pounds brought f22~ 28D.91 for OR ,-~ $139.67 ~· lun· ~;;,.. : Gr888Y Lawn Used For Turn Around Trustees POMEROY - Aaa Hoaklns, Rt. 1 P .omeroy. was elected P"'" aldent of or tile Boord ot Truateos Veter•ns Memorial Hoapital • lor 1969 during a regulu mCJI!tb. ly meeUng last week. . Mr. Hoskins, • reUred athool teacher and farmer or the Bed' ford ~ Township area, &ucceala Howard Nolan of Syracuse as prealden~ Hooklna hod iletved aa vice .. president at..the board ,in l~ .. , Hugh f!'l."r~Chee~· .,.. .•:.~.oe~.ll wlume il 4,868,. Pcmer011 ~ ce-pre. "272 · PoUMi: lncf has sold at an sldent aiWt ·R ussel( · Lasaterage _ot $73.21 poi" IMJndred. ley St, Pmier~, wla re-ele~ weiRht for $3,583,838.4t. AI the eel secr~llr)'. end ct. the sixth week last ,year In othe•· buslneu, the ·board tile average waa $70.06. In Silver Win Tho Valentine D....,, 011011• aored by Tri-111-Y, was also dl,.. cussed. -.Little Arrows" 'wu eho8erJ as tbe theme while the coloro &eleetod nro red and IJii,k with silver ar~s. J>Odcet.... - Wesley T. Weara, Point Queen. 9-le was chosen at last and Cathy Whittington. ' -alo. Heading Southern Team -1 (Coollnued'· fmn Pogo i> lteml .~•• i~JLISt to lt." "The pllieril Public · lo Jn. cllned to Uti ,...,.,. tile .cub rQ!oter'.tolnP up a dollar aalo, the rtilallor Pill • dol· Jar lh hill retail - . OWDOr oalil ruoiiJII;r. "Thill Jullllm't true, .. be .... ..u McCormack, Pblnt Pleasant, for the rescue at tour 1urvlv0r1; Larry w. Mc;llanlelo, Academy 111gb been selected as the Tri-Hi-Y Club's candidate for 1969 Valeotine week's meeting. Miss Connie Smith, president, coeducted tile meeting. Dele· gates lo the Legislature were discussed. They are Connie Smith and Karen RemUa. Alternates are Sarah Wlntera .' Hoskins r - p o l - lhe medical atalf lor 1969 and !ll'llroved the mod, leal stair ·- ' • - ot department lieeds 0!1d CCIIUIII-L Trailer lktme . ' ~to'F~ • I' ' tlnlieil, and bacln!cl IIJl hill .a&. moat a tallle of llaare• pdlo Ulbed 1>1 Huvard llodvnriitt•. It Ulll a brealidollo of a- penaes .for a llkiro ilblt·aalei or lest u.a· -.1'; 'iilnllllll (all Gallipolis T bi II· ..,... • pr«u ......... of 3.5 poi" - · lllbtract ·the' 4>: fl'om flU, llld :rou bave ...--... orap mercl!ant'o 001"111111:11. llu -.,y, u.a a- ... 111. deUat. INVENTORY LAUGIDH : Somejlmes ·laY.....,. .............. boUt alltile "la......,'flla. · ODe m•....-. aaldJ ·''It• f• a laual> II> liVe ~ ""' illrl tile talk . ol taldng liweatol7· 011 •• ilfiOidflll!." Vebieles Collide'' Thurada,y nlg!rt. The Racine bo.Ys were ...,. petlng against aevcmolherteaius. Throe recalftd jp>l4 ratlnp; 11JFee allver, and two .brooze. Members of tile Racine team are Larry Hollon, Eddie Ari lUll, Dan Garry Stnllh, Roy Smith, CottA!rlll, Jerry Vorney, Raio nuw. FrO.*. /., Band) Weodrolr and OWe Sllf· re. lleJnpsey Bailey Ia lllrlooroflhefll"OIIJl. GALLIPOLIS - II fl1lS dark at 7:04 p.m. Friday. David B, Belville, 16, Rt. 1 Crom~. Clt;y, ,.. driving east oo state St. What looked like a drive paved (Codlooed tr-,.Pap't) with fll"aVei turned out lo be a reau of EmplQYmert Sent~•· gr&IB)' lawn. 443 Second Ave!UIO. At prelilll, Cl1;y pollee said BelvUie plan. they are looking rw people with ned to tum and 1110 back e:werience In buUdlllfland oq,jp. . 1z> the !lbl!ng rlllk. But when he ment malntenaace, 11r having droJe otllo he flloupt ... smne eJI)erteoce in settllw w . a drive he buJd It wu not gray. mactanleat presifes oliO to 500 . el. The BeMile car~,.. ton_~,capaclty. boUt 4.1 feet ol the lawn or Joe ·• Dollblnl, lled!iawood Dr. Thoro wu no damage to the .car. No CliO .... Injured and ... charee (c.ntlnued from Page I) waoftled. · - - and Joe Slewart; dlj CANDIDATE '""''!>; iobeJr. <1111 W7DI<IId Brad>ury; Cllt Mao. GALUPOLISand Cl1;y lleolth Conimt.. Assignments --·~Janes lOTH FEDIUL AID STATE and hoalth Misaloll,ilt!ll!llai..,.DIIIIIr,!!lld 1o ludlo Ito .,.. Mr1. M-e· Wellt Hell, .i. ~ an!l pallcing. eoUmable iadJ, wero mnrrlod ..-.tly at Qarlealon, W. Vo. Capgln . - w. LaDe • a I here Tlalrlda;t nlllhl- He ...... have pe •• chl.et enalaeer on the Julius Flelociu!WI but Ulneso prevenied it. ·- -. ;r .l Jle.Pai .GJus·Newsle~r ;~~:·J!a-r~tike BY PAT GLASS Ext. Agent, Rome Econ. ' .• •l • ., ~ r. ~ ~ ' ~ ~ ~ or a 17-Year-Old F"med lllgh 'IIOIIt.Y fur Iabrie WUI have a deue, cktte pll~e, ind llllf haYe -long and~ flbeio. Leis ._.,lve fur fab. rlea do not liaVI JUeh a denle aillmal. ~ On Traftic Ouarges ~· GALLD'OLIS - Gallla Co!uKy l. · Judge John W. HoweU filled Elf mer R. Parsons, 17, ol197 Kel· : thick pile, llld aro usually ol · ton lid, $20 and coata lor speed• .. IIOIId C!Jior' 1111 llld )to and costs lor loft or Plio fabrko an !IPI to center, He had been cited by lfl!b, bfcau'!!! ol"lhalr.,. c14JIQI1c~ · :, · ll'i-'\,1 .raceJ.. Ihey riqulre ·Forfalt'- - s m police llJ'~' @;Jtaixll~ U.H a J111!em ~ chargeo =:re Kathy J. Fergu;. ~~~~- ~~ IM1olf,aad eiiJII!nate ~ son. 17, '!! .57 ChiWcolhe Rd., !j·'· ......,~•· • Poaolb\e, for~,, $23, apeedl!w, and Charles M. ~ . oi!IIIJti, ~ bal:k o1 *:J~di!ttlllsht Tackett, 16, Patriot Star R~, 11 ~ 1 1n ..., piece. F""""~. fQr $28, opeedlng. ForfelUIIflen $18 · 1' tht1frGnl .t b ooalclll- be ' IM>nd a State Highway Polrol cut ao mo wlli. lila frolll patl.m charge .or no opera <or's Ucenae pi4co. was LOlTy D. ~ngler, IB,Dela· II':; !Jui r'•"" on . ·La¥ eUminltine: •ttributloo of qootea. to any of the particlpanta. Secret :war&. the JAN. 18, 1919 - , F,Ues Jfigh ·Friday llil!lllliihlol-.:: ,., GALJ:.iPOtiS - , Til~ Gallla A<adoJIIl', High ,SchOOl H - ~ dew Frida:, tour .. · roi4' J· u~s nl~on Feared and week were ' ktpt uiKr.t" or bert and panolloto ma,y nol be OPOIQ ~. tho tact .... aUrlbuled lo lhe lndl~ Ia ·-than two -poiJUclaoo. tMik...... of. QUeltiooa without hl• ·eonseM, !*lined alth:Jugh IUCh cqmme!U, QUI. . delalo, or etttc loailon pi 1<>lions and .......,.... ma,y ba pther to diaeuu· a gn.:IJlem, .,. or u- uouolb- talkl otr reported ~erbatim. "Speaker& wW be encouraaefJ the cuff and - - have to make c:optes e1. their formal thoU: .,...,.. preaenlallona awlllbl• to memben or the ,..... who will be free 1o attribute lhe statements Miller Waterloo coatained therein to the IPMker 1111 questioP." in Conscn• Nn!W' ID ertect, McDonald's guidellnesJ pDerally acceptable, proGALLIPOLIS - CU;y pollee vided that debate· could be rearrested Habert w. Killer, a, P<N1ed, but attribution can be Waterloo, wanted bJ' the Gollla made only wltJI conaeot or parUclpants, Coun1;y - · Itepar-, .., A meetiOK that would not • cl!ergo of 1llreatealnB ewer the permit reporters to at lea1t teiO!Ihone. The chu1le wu mec1 cover the dtscuuton and report b7 Ema Miller. 1111'beerini wW In GoUipollo - c l · freely w~ have mel with /!1>' be pal Court. position frOm the presa corps. Herman Holcomb, 19, Pt. Although reporters are barred frqm varioua other governmen- Pleasant, wu arreoted 1o1e Fri· tal meetings such as grand jury day night by sherifr' • deputies rooms and executive sessions of OfJ a eharge of dlJorderly concouncils, a fairly accurate re- tmct. Holcomb was arrested at pOrt usUally linda its w~ to tlte Green Gables, uwer Rt. 7. His ca&e wtll also be heard MmprinL day. Whether the meetings this tiona, ancl ltl~ntl )y _,.... oC Held ..·~ ~=.:. = ' ,.., Cuetody ' ... ROCKING HORUII otatoe may make areheolo11eal bblory. Brllloh areheologlal Walter Emery eumlaeo lbe cold-bronze statue of the aacleat feriiUty ......... lola boldlnl lbe cbUd Horuo oa her lmeeo. 'llte ftcare of tbe <bUd can be roeked to and fro, ma.mc lbe stat... tile second auch .. moving" Ecyptiaa one foaad. Emery uaeartbed tile trea1ure near the S.qqara Pyramid lellth~ w·est ol Cairo. Markley has for GOOD MAN OVeR 40 shorl trip• surrouMif'll Galllpoll• - o. Mal't •• _,, I• worth up to $1,600 IN A MOHTH Plus r.-guiOf ea•h bo.,u.. Air ..oil E. D. Dlek.,s..,, Pr••·· 5autfteo•..,n Petrol•ull'l Cwp., F Worth, Te.a• 76101 T ole• Of course. fish is brain food. Consider what it dot& for the fisherman's imagination. .. .• ENGINEER Man,)' semi-annual year I b0011 011 dll!enort towboats of the Kanawha River 6eet. He wa1 highly eoteemed and respected by the rtver fratemity. , Captain Frank Wri&ltl of the · · aovernment steamer Cnnet at · · Dam No. 21, come down home Friday evening lo vlolt his lam· lly for a oouple <t daya. Stewart George u CLEARANCE Ada'' Adams of tirla city 1a on the Crozet. The Crozet hal been on a trip to Lock No. 2 on the Kanawha River. and also up to Dam No. 16 on the Ohio River, where Lockmaster Edwar<l GrAham lo In cbarge. The Captain rep>rls the derrick beet IWik at Dam No. 21 hav· ing been railed and repaired. .1.··· Open Fri• Nlte Till were 45.00 to 90.00 Fabric edges, auch aa low· $35·63 er bem edles, neekUnes and .openiagl, ma,y he bound wllh binding or braid lo finiSh. Tho hem ma,y be finished by haDd with the taUor'a methOO. II lhe ~me"- ' '" lined, re· D'lember &o luee wa1Jt..aDd.wear, drlp.clry !abrlc-nworklngwltll to were 49.95 & 75.00 Gallipolis FFA $39·83 \lim Gold Rating to $59·83 •' SPORT COATS were 29.95 to 55.00 ..Il ''·• S23·83 to s43~a·3 ' DRESS SLACKS•••• S .43 OUTERWEAR ••••• ;93 ... 8.98 to 26.95 ... 8.98 to 72.50 · The rBuoii was ' SJ1·83 TOPCOATS waohable pile Iabrie. GALL1POIJS - . The Gallipo. lis Chapter, Future Farmers ol America. Gallla Aeedemy lllgh SChool, parliamentary teamplaced llrst and received a gold rating Thurada,y evening at Southwe•tern Hlih School. Eight teams frcrn Gallia, Lawrence and Melp COCI!IIes participated. The Gallla Academ¥ team wao clliJU)OIIed of BUI ~ers, Woody Perroud:, Dean Bush, Denver Klawery, Richard White, W.,-ne Angvl, Robert Burns, Georp Woodwan;J, 1bomas Alit• and Ruaii;.Y Jeffers. THIS WEEK-END WILL BE THE BEGINNING OF OUR SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE WITH STORE I'IDE BARGAINS ON MEN AND BOYS WINTER IVEARABLES . THIS IS THE EVENT EVERYONE HAS IVAITED FOR AND IT'S THE GREATEST EVER. MENS SUITS the depth of the pile. A I I e r llltchlng lhe seam, uae a long needle on lhe Jlile side lo pull out any pile that may have been caught In the seam. I GAllS Honor Flag Meeti~• Burr Oak Sembuu:&. Prod~ .; . Raised EyebrowS Voiees Ben C. Markley, oldest In the Kanawha River, Ia dead at l't. Ple..ant, his home. Engineer toot tenlions in acCOl'dance to EaH fullness rather than ••· GoUla Coun1;y ing a dart whenever poo~le. GALLiPOLIS - In tile bib· Pin baote aeamo !lrmly, pushion plcblre, fur-like deep P,Je 1ng pile back from seam•. Finfabric• are . maldn!l tllalr ap. pr press eeams anddarto.NEVpenrance. Th8 pile or these fab. ER steam or press pl.le lab. rica It made b7 ualol man...,.. ,rico. Clip curved aeamt. To IIbera. The moot common oneo eliminate bulk, shear the pile are the acryllco (AcrUan, Or· elf the seam alio!fancea; alash JOD, Zefran}, tho ll!llda<t')'IICI darts and shear aeam aiJow. 1 OIJnel, Verol) aod ~~ ()Jar. ancee• . van). The haclclni ras'ri Ia Ul· Uoe a mocllum lmg lllt<h (8. ua111 - . acetate, trlacetate 10), a modi'"\' olzed needle (1+blend of tl\ue IIbera. 16) and heavy dot.J tllread. Ad'l'llioo fur-lice rabrico ~ re· · just top, bobbin and pressure aamble liWIJ real furs, or ma,y be ao nrllfleiai' lil design and color · U to DIVer ~·reaemble Allf ~ _ LqlolaUve 1 - • &Wihl lo make the Burr oak meetiDJS as '"oft.the-record" 11 pou.ible by .. ··:· .... · ······ ""' · fer markings. """"'Inc• Rtp:trters feared the ulthnate result would be a series of se-Coptaln S. G. Gor....,r Ia at creUve meetings, lf attribUtion were not permitted. · wodl gelling hla coal mine at House Mloorlty Leador John Bladen In ahlp-ohajJo. C. McDonald, l).Newark. pr• c~ c. w. Fbaey,lhe weDpared, at the request of House to-do I!Ogro boot builder of PlttsSpeaker Charles Kurfess, Rburab, wlll retire from the river. He hat built 18¥eral ot the Bowlin& Green. a suggested beat towboats In tile PIUiburgb guideline. McDorald propased that ''in District. order to promote [ree and open A canal !rom Toledo lo PittS• discussion, comments, quesburgh lo comect Lake Erie with the Ohio River la now propos.... ed. The ado River lmJ)l'O¥e. menta obould be comploted !lrst. Fabrirs Appear · !lliiner Keo ter, Rleilard II)> RICHA~ WHEEl-ER COLUMJIUS (UPO- Poaoi\18 reotrlcd~ nporill!lllel!)llllo. the Mml•ra u Burr Olk StUe Park thill WHk have nlsed mu:r , eyebrow• an:l voice• ln the Statehou1e. SOIM! reporters believed any reltrif:tiona ahot,dd be tmposed hlll bolne atBodne by legl:alltlve 1..-.., ead ell<' · JAN. 17, 1919-CAPI"AJN WIL- forced by them. On tho other hand, leglolotlve Ham II. ltoj!toftllall ol -~ leldera wanted t~ press corps pori, ...n........,. Obio River and- ..• .. , RACINE - The parliamentary prooedure team of Southem lUgb School, Future Fum. era ct. America, received a afl. vnr raUng In a contest ··held Ill South!fellem 111gb School o· 1 · ~mawJv ·~ . S. lid, ~ly ~~~~ G(tho Jli.t In illntlnaloo, .!tao""""'~ the ,......, illilodl fO!" Ida-•..,. oral! dlrecdAin Of!he- op.. *ncJ-- - - .. peterd: Propose INCO Get oil the deductiqns you'u gol comirtgl BLOCK men ·know tGices -orid WE ore always hunting woya to save YOI~ agreeinents .... 1tee1 lndootry • ouch imports. ' U. Caul ~lllt.lll& , p~qvee. or . COIUDibla Gu _... tern, Albonn, tw OOI•liW4ri 1!10 and' ualllonce ~ -r- 017 -otlalo; City Ice ·aad FuoJ ~; Point Plouailt, twtho en!lOD. 'C<MII"qo....r Z~aiklla use o1 tbo1r fadiiUOI How YOlk Ciq. are the following: Coast Guard Unit Commlllda· lion lo Coast GuardCultA!r 01..... years.~~ Nevn havlf¥ been sen. !lor, Oft"lcer-ln-C!arlll!. C h I e I ously W. Pete also has remark-- Boatowaln !date Frank L, Katln•ble vision. He uses eyeglasses lkl of Galllpolio; Coast Guard only tor close reading, Depot, Fblnt Ploa...ftt, Ol!leorHighly regarded on the Ave-. ln-Charge, Bootswaln Mate Firat ·nue, Pete is counted ~ by Class Jolut v. Jolut""'l ol Point residents there fOr nmneroul!l Pleasant. /· favors. Perhaps his IJU.rest in Coast Guard J!ledal' 1o LTJG others is what keeps Peter Jen- J. E. Ma&OO. ~! Coast nings active and "yoww at Guard, and CWQ..2 wriuam E. heart." Jones, Huntington Coast Olar4. Acbnlral Waeacbe will preMot Letters of A!Jpreclalion to local persoos as foUows: -1 liyaeU and Wtlllam J. Three Autos Have Heavy Damage In Single-Vehicular Accidents .' J.a.· ~ aU om• · ·' ._.-t- Oll that .. effort .... made at ~:E:2: lArceny Charg~:~ · Good Samaritan or Nye Ave. Peter Je~ 94, Monday During his career - he was wltb the Barrett Lines alone for 30 years - Pete married street when he retired. Elizabeth Bohn who, with her His wife died 14 years ago sister, Maggie, was employed and Maggie Botm, who haB lived aS" a telephone operator in Pom- with the family her entire life-eroy. While Pete worked on the time, died about three years river his wife, Elizabeth alkl two ago. 1001, Carl of Pomeroy and DougIn remarkable health, Pete las of Alliance, res[ded on Nye lives alone. He does his own Ave. Jennings spent his "off cooking and housekeeping. He duty'" tim8 on the AYenue and, admits to making a routioo visit ot course, stayed right on the to a doctor "once every few Three single aod Jl'.; 'E, 'l'\ 1 .. presentadons at the Coast Giard lleense. POMEROY - auWM.; rW~ '. trame ~;;z or aollcllor, for boalneH. The Le.W wao eel to Charlelton recently to form a leave here amday ·mD$nhil m1 • ,.;.'\.lo purchaae a pocket to tho PL l'leaYPI 11ac111ne ~ :~~ Charloslon • Clnclnnull eo liq> lo have a-IR'IolrepolrThll ... the ,_-t ill lhe ed. The Loroy , _ bu tile whl"' Rlftl' New1 of the GIUlpolle Ue all the Tacoma. •· • l1aU¥ Tl'jbune or Jan. 15, 1919. JAN. 14, 1919 - ,t'IIE ICE : 'Ill' ~ emtlnled: has tl!lnned oot ·and Ia ,.,. nmA ~""itcalledCoplalnJolm F.. RuOI,~ promlrieoit; retlr~JC~ nlag muaey. It hao not-very . --Into-saltation heavy IIIIa far clown. The 'Golden Fleeee. an old low .. 'f,. In a ~· l ~. . - . . Ql for ,. ad"tlce. ~ Rlio~ who haa er river packet, Ia laid up at Pl. ,. boated tor 40 yearn, advl~ the Pleallllll and It 1.1 reported wW \:' ~It t(J freeze to b1J -coin be repaired there on the clocka. and keep oUt of tile steamboat JAN. 15, 1919 - IT IS re·II&IJlO. He Jo ' oald to have taken ported that st.earnbm.ts are betile Captain' a odvlco. OUter Rivtr News trom the Ing effered - - ' st loW prices at 10me pointswbereltlaiOplen. old Tribune• lneluded: tlful along the river that theY ean JA!I. 13, 1919 - THE GEN. not get rid of II. ERAL Crowder will leavo here JAN. 16, 1919 - WORK WAS this evening rw Pltlobur&lt on commenced agatn at Dam No. 24 her !!rat trip. The Crowder h&l at Racine being buill by t h e a brand - hUll and tile machln· !l!erldan-Kirk Co. Theeol!erdam Ol'J !!lid UJIPOr }IOrk• of tho Dun· bar. The Crolrder wat Inspected Ia beln1 pumped oot ao thai the at Pt. ~ MDndoy by Fed- concrete work can be started, eral IDipectoro. h Ia said to If a riae does not interfere, and Dan No. 24 can be completed. '· be mo <t lhe beat boell on lhe Scarcley or labor hao caused apr- atlo River mel her re< palrl are reported to have coat work al tho loci< and dam 1o drag ;.. · tba Liberty TransU ColniJony for two years. The ~dan Kirk C,o. Is alao building Lock ~.. . 1000, The Gr00110 Line laid up the and Dam No. 31, a few miles be-~ · • packet Chris Green st ClncJn. low POrtsmouth. Thla constructlm firm hal nail S.turday otter the boat had bunt more lock& and dama ln ~-to depart. ProS· ·" lhe Ohio, Kanawha, and Kentucky paeio ol Ice and 118bt buolneo& I an said to have been tile rea. Rivers than any otller firm 1D the country. The lo!fhoats Mil· "\ 1011 for changing plana. dred and Marpret are uaed at 1t Ia said that ahlppero and Dam• No. 24 & 31. The !J!erl· -~ pr<Jprlotoro along the - r Ohio RIYer have petition- dan-Kirk sold lhelr - M a r y ed the Llberi.Y Tranall ComllUI7 Jane to a Kanawha River sand ,. to aR>o1J11 ~ W, D, KJm. company over a year ago, Hansm WtU14ms was BUperble tralllc DIIIIBilllr. He lo thorCIUihb- 'llalllled lor the poal. lntendent ·at Dam No. 24 before the war. He hal been ln an army lion, ,, It bu been !llall)" a da.Y since trainlng school at Cindmati una oteamboat line on the _ . . til recentl)' whe0"he was honorand returned lo C!'!¥> .IU•e.: bad a rOfl and com. ably dladiaraed q •f o'n , .. "' · GALLIPOLIS - It II z.:$7~~::~ 2 Bound·OVer·On eiwlneer an:! earned his master's ear trafl'ie accidents were re- 'i-ft• 1't011n \ Rear Admiral Rua!!eiiR. Waea. cbe, ColnmaDder ol the - However, he was not always · doa!lneci to be a cook's helPer. he' worked his way up lO chief • })~; ·Plast>(!y~t~:·;o?~;.•:" fot"--N - .,..,.,, __, ·e•. r..c...,,,..i: ur•• ., llolh¥• z.l!la. POINT PLEASANT - The ' Hant:lngtm Coua qtan~>Offttesaid S.turda1 tile ~ ol the Coast Guard bu - · !zed aworda and deooratlono 1!1 ........- with the Coast Guard qJeraliono al the Silver Brlclao .~.. it lhe age ol 12 fora ,~of$2a-k - JeDo no.,. ~ the river- Ufe · ~tJI'II ,• · interesti~ Wltll hia ~~- In 1947. He,... bonl . Cill<iliaiotl. OHIO ·POLITICS •• "-1101' - .. ·llit ' I D, 1969 • \ ~ &OOd old ....... , 'It IIID are a pleasant 'D!I•~) 1o l'eter Jennirea. "GGool ~llaD ot N:ye A·.., .. wiiO 'will -.ve hie 94tll b l ~· and hearty, ·nme11 - Stnllool. SURiay, J•rtaar) ~ • _e d 'Riverman· -is : stW sund~ SWEATEIS••••• S Werel2~!18 tO 25.00 �• ' • & - '1'110 Stmdar Tim••- Sentinel, ~. Jol'llarJ· 19, 1969 • .-a •• . Stnztara Dedll ·.r No•* ' ' · .,. •1 ' lbt BOit eleetiH .....,. ~Y 1e111 .r ~ -~ el IM'M•• ~ el, lllryll........ "' lllr;M(aa, .Meeutlr Ml ...... cy.aar• o1 Wlllllims e1 Nn ~ri,of,. .,..,....., of Nertll De_..., Ytull ol OW., MHo ollltall, 'l 'rooalre o( ly llUCE IIOSUT WMHINQ'I,'ON (NEAl WI~ The J>e1110Crals' lea<lership1~' In the new~· becom!o ,._. ltllder'sjoorwlabli wbi!il lt.ll! mode de.t lllat Prt•~Unt l'ilson lntenda • m....lve as~ult on tMa CODtrol · In the 1fl0 ~lectiono. .· · TI!'I"PI!•i<l•nl-eiec;t is thinking bir on tbis matter, imd the De~rats ~~~tv_e all too !IItle time to pt !hell' delenaes lnAlrdn Iiiii theft •mage lhinod up. 1;,.. i""'!ming 'administration, heartened tha't I~ ~e disadvantage In the 9Jst C01Jil'OSS L .mly 57-4.1, believes \I can in J!IIU ·go weU beyoild the pickup of>ell(ht additional seats required for outright control and gain perhaps IZ to Ninn ... McGee of 'II'YI... ' " Aunivers~ry · •. ,;r plu~pef}iaps dfea~ a ~--- '...., to put tQ> then. _. ,. . ~ Meantime, only nine JtepUbUcan ._... art .at slake, and. Nlnn slrateglsis think It n!)t unrealistic!<> argue thaliust two, the one in AJaaq ~ 1!IJed by ~~ SteV~ns . - , appoin!n)ent follOW · t!le dealb of ~ E. L. Bart- _ lett; Democrat.. alid that .. Sen. ClulriH Goodell, named to the poll! vacated by the ~inatloa of Robert ·F. Kennedy, .are truly vulneroble. ' ....... Sudden He .. -, ''·. ... ,,{,:_'<·.,~ .,._., .•...,., . -~._,._.,~. -. . .r r.~;VIIIiil much of wbat we consider 'common sense' in any culture .Is actuaUy what we experIence before age 12-" Everything coming into the mind iJ modifted by our esperlences, expectations and purposes, with much data either shielded out or dlsl4>rted so that It may never reach any two people in just the same form. Oblervers of human behavior have al- ·?·. . (. -· ' ·~. '. l -! >t I ') ' .. - ,1r_·.. - •] ·!! .. l~~·. ~ .. "' . ~-. • :' i ~rni'cl~ cboli, lr NOEL GROVE NEA Staff Correspondeat GALLIPOLIS ,- Ia this -ld obaessed will> .modernlzstlon, The llaYia,9pder ~ oliO .......-. the leaacm Of 50 Jearl o1 oenlco to the ........,._ lUI people 01 the Trl - County -. As the stalf and _,.....,... prepare Cor thetr 50th AnnlversS:y -thla ,_, Dean • • • The Bourbon - and - Scoleh deluge in Washington for the inaugural weekend will be dUuted somewhat by one segment of tbe festivities. lt'U be bottoms up on about 11311 quarts of mllk for the 375-volce Mormon Tab- .. ~ ' relllble merelwllillina · - llablmonUIIs ti.Joy, Foundad JIIIIIW')' 19, 1919 u """<Hior to the W. P, Beall ~0111 itore, IIIII 11rm Ia celebrotiag til (loldelj Annlver11817 lhll month. . Orlclnal inc:orponlors were Alfred W. Davis, J. Elmer De- .. clly:_ •. iPeeC!r . ~11 b~ac1el; ,.,en\s to r.:~r.,::.· :~ -~ J>akl· .. . ' "' . •, ' .l ..' .. r utml, 11!IS IS the Daol..a.der Co., u lJ - s French Cit;y." . -_,from -pleted InAft., -~~~ WOIL 1959, ..:. ::: .·.:: ~ 'ftlo - . -~. wu - - - .. ~ many DOMINANT INFIELD dori't forgetl ....:osnltlon ovar the state, tld1 old rellable store hu never loat the )Jersooai10Uch will1 llaa gained Its hundreds of tine cuatomers that made It the friendly headquarters for thrUty s'-ra for 50 good yaara. • .-. then Dl.vll~ t: preMat commer<~o~ • 5av1ngs - and ralumed to tho rotalllnr ·lleld: Pre- 0wnan OltbiJ line oom~ ar<j _DOan H. Daoll, F..,. R, Davia and tile llllrd member Explains Voting Pill¥. ... 11111 will1 • npltsble 1101'""' - "' lbt llr!il. Mlehlel c. Daoll, wbe - · the lldrd pnera. tkin ol tile ~via !omll)o to enter the operallon o1 Davia - -- Clllll- wWing to place an opplleollon Cor this JJO- ·,., .· . The 1114'0011,01 thla llrm •• dl_.., endllod to the prladple& lnd ~- of IIIII ,_..,, . . ·- ' Values To $1.98 Eacb mtmber "' tiJO llrm - laleat GoiUoorinJI'buslnellP!o wbe - · ....,.. to honor their . - wllll iholr ltvea THRO and thetr sw.-. Every ..,._ treallld with Goldoa Rule ~~ and I!- _,.. hu "'"* .... - - tllr<JUib the , .... to .the !ael tllat. wllo bollor God wU1 re.elive Ilia ble•stncs In retum. 1bla has - t h e ~ pllley tbroaill tha )'801'1 llle ....._....nl ol the )ll'laint· omcoro aild will be atrletl.Y adhered ..... , ............. the tldrd)lllll-ilooltlu.l. In poll ,_, Da\!11 - - IRREGULARS. Thick Absorbent Cannon Touls In Decorator Colors. u • - • Q-WMI llnelct,l 'lnlre· client Is in Wll;at prm·oil! What does II 'do1 ' ' ... •JMiln!_ 1!111!! ~ "' . . flrat. Ia tha ~ store from It J\e. .-v Mr. Davis lllld todllr: "We look forward to t b o eomlng yeera with great entlualum and anticipation, and will1 the lleBIIY growth of Gallipolis and the area, Davlo-!bller plans to JlD and grow with lite 0 I d ......,.., loll his pooltkln at IIIII ~ "I have very sharp recol- ~U'RED W, DAVIS, found. er ol DIYU.&uler, .ten"ed u pruldont from 1919 ontll 1943, J. Elmer Davia was presIdem frOm 194t throu&lt 1955. "'DIYJI:. :l>ellr JL ... Mr.- On Uerk l.s8ue lections. of that section of Paris," aaid Francislf,rl editor at the N'~onal Arcll!ves .. "I wrote Pans city olrldals and asked If I could contnbute the cost of r~placing one ol the trees." Cost, be said, will be 'about '100 frllllllil 1$140.1 '. . . The olfer was made ·last spring. \ 4ter francis re- ., ceived a npl)' from a P..U ' olfleial thanking rum for the olrer ~ut addiilg thalli would' '· have !q ·f reteli!ed to the city co~ lind . oli'IO!OU:t . ' appn>V~d~...beffil'e ~p.e Offer could be lilreeptid. · · · ·• ~ Despii.; •""' nputa11"'! for cab dtl~ro. Parisian 1 b!'l'taUCt!ICY. like !leu H. IIIIi - .. .•, n- J-• There Is one record that Dear llr: sttlon Cor N,OOO a :vur which Rlehard Niion won't break. To the YOters lnd ~~ w.ld haVe made It f2,808 loll President Abraham ol the s...thorn Local SchociDio- ll!an the previous clerll ,......_ LinColn probably holds the trlct, In ......... to · - olthe ..._ record for the "moil &iris kissed hy a bearded pnsl- · board'l orpnizatlonal meettna · Also thla per1011 ia DOll' renon J-II'Y 6, 19119, lw.Jd Uke dtrlnl his lel"Yioea to IIIII dilldant." Lincoln, who grew his beard between his election to take this _.-tunll;y to oet trlet In activity and the March t, 1861, In- • lhe reeord ll!nJilrt and clarlf:r IIDY ~ II 1111' oplnauguration, was greeted and 1111' actions at Aid meetlng. ion, I feel the wU1 ol IIIII - l o kissed during the inaugural Alao, to Inform lhe reoldents w.ld haYebaancarrledoatllthls parade by 34 young &iris, ol lllld dlitrlet about malloro o1 man•a applleatlon had baan acone for each of tbe states, as cra.. Importance, On 1111' opln. eepted, but 1111' uaodatea felt they passed hy on a noat. loll) u ot January 1, 1969 to Jan- dll!erentlJ! by a taur to 1110 YOte, /~ As presidential firsts go, 1 IIIII'Y 6, 1969 ,. the poaltion 01 clerk to rehire the P'8'loul e!llil at they don't come much more for said dlstrtet was ......._ t h e - 11111ar7 01 ~.ooa 1101' painless. But Mr. N i x o n •sn't eligible for that cateTo 1117 knowledge tbilro wu ye.,. for. four yan - · II gory, despite the five o'clOCk 01111 ..,. .,....._ opplleollon.llll>- - lhis man had baan hired It _.d shadow that has been a car· milled to IIIII board for aetlcin. lave 'been ior a one1Ur probatoonist':s d e I i g h t. Nor is Aiso, It Is 1111' opinion bs was Mrlod. President Johnson, despite 11 well CIWUI.ed • · the lltaqd- 1 ~9i" · - ~~~ rea10n1, I al10 his fashionable but modest ·PJint that be has had two Yf!Brl ·,JI\Idll ~ -mod.\lll that the eompeo.. new crop of sidebt~rns .· ol bualness colleae, slxyearss- - sotlod Cor .IIIIi board members be if' perlence In a job of tl!le·. ~ . ~. ~0 1101' reaoilar Paris probably will get its and Ia now employed u )li,. ac: ~ io $10 )lOr reaulor ,__ tree and Philip Francis his ' :' . . •.. -: -.,i ',., memories. ' Last spring when televisi~ cameras s h o w e d rioting French s t u d e n t s cutting down trees- in the city to ~~T WHAT AIIOifT MIS HOU&I-;; form barricades. Frane!~ . J. EOGAA. HIMSII.F c.otii.OK;{ ~ognized the location a ·~ .. FINO IT• · • · \ ~ne where he had 'pen ·. many happy hours of d.lld~ hood back in the '20s. ~ to Install alr-<011dltkxi for the . volume lias ln<roased to the eomfort Ollis ~rl. point . - r e buslneu lor t h e - Firat store to Install auto- month of Deoembor - surpaaamatlc elevator Cor llliWiDc traf- eo tile volume Cor the enUreygr fie from to floor. .llaek In the '20s. ' - Firat local store to olfer Davis - !hiler CoiDPBI\Y Is COIJII)iete Oexlble charge ac- known over most of the stole toUllla Offering 30-<la,y charge, or aa one ol "Ohio'• Fine Slores," revoiYing plans of credit. and Mr. Dean Davia baa been - First local otore to adopt honored at various times by his the standard plaatle· Charge-A- fellow retailer• In OI1ID by bePlate Cor the 01111 log • - to _ . ·.., ponols . eharge customers. at the aemlnars and conferences - Now the -ftl:lllocal depart- Of the Retall Merchants of <lllo, mtllll atoro to _ . a branch a statewide orpnlzatlon In wlllch In Its new !:tate Street Joe.- Davi.awler has been a member where all warehOUiinllt main- for years. talned In the back, 'IIIII> Ams sOiling In the !nJIII. • Eveo lhougb the Davis-&uler C0m:JIIl)', aJ well as Its staff, ' . Davls-&uler Deportmeat store vis, Mlso Uarpret !hder, has become a domlnNit store L. Haaklna 111111 Warren In Its field and Ia r ...hlnr out Miller. In 111e Jato-... 'Mr. to new wstomera in the everlfasld a• lnd Mr. · Miller aold oxpandiiiiJ Tri-Counl;y ....._ AI thetr lniMelll totheac:llvomem- aile looks back over tbe yean, bero ol the ' OOrporat:lon w11o op- It II Interesting to note l!'al erated 'the lllore tilrl>uall I o o d *"""' · iBERRfS WORLD H. Davis, preoldent, Ia committed to the plllclea lnd practices wlllch have made the flnn. the ~&&ccealfUl and • at .a WC'I'U convention. .. MICHAEL C. DAVIS, oloe president and IIIIIIICOr ol lbe ............ 111111- 8troe1An11Bl, .. the tiJlrd pn&l atloa ol the Davis r.mlb' toseneinthe operallon "' Davlo&uler •. Davis-Shuler Begb;ts Celebration ,......... clePreuton , .... until the ~!!th of, Mr- -:!~!!'~ D"'1&. sched.ded 10 perform in the inaugural concert and at the ceremony on the Capitol steps. The Church of Jesus Christ of 4t!er·Day Saints teaches refialning from eating or drinking anything that might be harmful to the body. Smoking, or drinklng .colree, tea and •alcoboflc beverages rank bigh on the Jist. In the land of the smokefilled rooms; the contrast Is not llllllke Dean Martin deliverilu! the national anthem Eyebrows Up: Kennedy · Wooing McCarthy Wing? zled by the famous Russell Long vole and McCarthy's resignation from the Foreign Relations Committee. As might be expected, the "wing" theory fell prey to Was.btngton wags, 1 one of whom Observed wryly : "The McCarthy. wing? I just saw it go bf, in a Flat station :• MRS. DEAN (J'....,.) .,Ue Of the pres.-, II aeerelar)'-tnlsurer ol the Daoll !lluler llrm. .. The world could use a lew mlllion tons of the stoff right now. ~, l)aoll; DEAN H. DAVIS ill .cur-· nnl pre~ it Davlo , !bder, Javloc ......, f!VOr tile llrm In 1955. ·' of for centuries. ~ wagon.' ,.<' The glasses can be both acquired and inherited: For example, a standard test is with the ebemieal substance Pre (phenylthiocarbamide I . Some people taste It as bitter, others as sweet or salty. Some people can't taste It at aU. This does DOt mean that people of different cultural and genetle backgrounds can never hope to uilderllaild one another, though It becOmes increaslUJy diffleuJt 14> change or learn after the e61fdhood years when the brain is "set." Livingston Is hopeful that If we can Jearn to undersland these neurologleal mechanisms better, we could be able to see the 11f'orld with less emotion, be more tolerant of the neld man's perception of the world and be more capable of '"tentativeness of response"-thal is, less likely to go of1 half-cocked. He predicts that researchers, as they find out "where things are" in the nervous system, will devise new drugs and new treatments for mental IUness and depression. It would be wonderful if science could also eome UP. with some kind of "understanding" pill to unfreeze ·our nervous oystems and help us attain that which philosophers have bewaUed the scarcity be slight or it can be radical. ·n is in the childhood years, said LivinJstoD, when the brain is doubling in size m the flrsl six months and douhling again by the age of foUl', that "people become elllbedded In language and culture, so that wing" of the Democratic party brought looks of puzzlement to the f.-es of many Copltol i!9Jitleos. · McCarthy wing? Where, they asked? Party reg....-s assert that It fadecli within their rallks after Chleago and expired lot good after the Minnesota senator's long delay~ in endorsing Hubert Humphrey. As for · his much-vaunted youthful supporters, that porUon is believed hadlv fraz- .•' _ every other brain, and the difference can ns wooing the "McCarthy -,.t ..... Is different from everyone else's. Each brain perceives the world differently !tom ton political vmter' s statement that SOii. Ted Kennedy •·,•' . -~ ' . Jy ·DAVII~ fOU~~ , 1: views the world thro~ his personal set of glasses. Psyehologuts have long remar~ed the fact that two people c1111 witness Ute same event and yet report entire-ly different versions of II, with neither one lying or deliberately distorting what be ''There may be much- less son-of-abllehecy in the world than we supposed," University of California neurophyslolofllst Dr. Robert B. Livingston told fellow sc•entilts at the annual meeting of the Amerloan Association for the Advancement of SCience in Dalhls. That is, the disputations, petty or grave, tli&t strain our daily relations with our fellow men are not due so much to malice a!orethought on anyone's part but simply tO-the fact that everyone's brain structure WASIIINGTON-(NEA)A prominent Washing· - t ways been aware, ol course, that each man ceives, processes, stores and utilize's senlOry information from the outside. > ,\.· It's e·burch's·Duty t~ 'fl~ll'~;·,t) , . • ,! ·· Ravages of the Bulldozer , , A 'Pill' to Spur Understanding? inl!> .the actual physical functiOJiing of the brain and nervous s y s t e m-how it re- its 5IJII,c Anniverlllr] , ..... .•. .,._., . human · beings through recent .inquiries ". ~firm ~ ' 1 . for mankind as the sorry old year ended and the hopeful new one began. It was not e~:actly couched in sclentific languagr but was a vivid capsule summacy · of what has been learned about Grote..;.. and grown -with-it; tliil :monthJ'. tuln&: oovetoualy l<nJard the seats now ' ~' SOn• ' atori lfoUand of Florida and .lfarbori>uilli 1)1. ·~ ... • • · · II au !bat-were ac~ved by the' QOP In 111'1u, :U.. Dem~ ~~~~ wOuld bave lost It of fbe 211 senate '!"&Is they have 1 14. The seal& doemM moat vaillerable wble~ "ill be aa the A scleDtist had an encouraging message Tlw DA'JfS-SHULEB CO. lUll ,m·c;c,u;pq~u Gelden - .. in thla ei<'llri\a~. ... Flrll-.1....._ ..... ': " >' Values $l 66 • BATH TOWELS to$-1.00 HAND TOWELS WASH CLOTHS values to 59< 26e ~-"" U, ·lt$11 liN witch doaboted Ia bCIW the itore frOnt . . - 10 rear• aaO. -111at'o i>resldeat ad illlowllll a Daaa llllrio st~~lldlar1D ~of 11111 ·atore. $29.95 I PILLOWS Decorator Colors in Luxurious Fllrlcs lor Porch, Patio, Bed Rooms. PIIIIIPir filled. Soft and comfortable. · SALE PRICE 6 FLANNEL llCI RBLE TOP TAB I ABLES Marflll Tap Pedes-Tables with hand- cletalled;Jitdl!stals. For Conlamll!l'ary, Tradltlonai, Modem Interiors. SALE PRICE ,$19. , .. ·~ }..· .. ,. ,," ' • Attractive Printed Patterns In .,.,.... tar Colors. EasJ to cJ•. SID sz~._ 60i60 and 72190. • ' PRICE. REG. $3.00 S299 . �' m:;r . ' BY ~~ 0'1IIIIAN Capo ......... El!po .... the c.- YoRK - Amerlcon Ju• rlbi>Op mlni-WorkPa ,F olr,""' illftrtt Ira PfOII JIOOI t o ...... ""' lllonlllll, .......m. .. . . 1 - IIIOd mullcol "1111· ...u--~·~­ J&ekle .... '!'bey dO Mll P1:1 Ill ... lfl:r" at liZ - . Tbt baebn Gf "LOYt ·~-AI~a,--a. .. f.- .,. oe ..... c:lll S(l.alre Hotplta1 1 baa t r e e laneb IIIII at dlmer, 0 IIIIIZY 1111D1 at $5 JJOr Olllreo: H ·pill a. rlc:h - • lor dbmer, JIOOr 'llltlml tor the me luncbea •••. 1be bonerace acene in "Lady ID Cement'' pullo olr a l!llo1J mlraele1 the horJel start m lhe main track IIIII llnilh .., the: .lnllde turf courn; no book· lo ..Ud PlY olr '"' tbat boo- I l!ciiJbr *"- 't Fu- lloUb,.. -pouted $500,009 In- old Foo'a Ill N. Y. IIIII fw . W, Cout DCJP. ...., mot- u ~. --- .. cbu ID MIUII Baoc:h; JIOOHd a. .,. · · - ..,.,.., "Where ""' oil u. llli" .••• Com- '"' AI . fino. . . . - b k Pat Hoary bad 110111ellld JJOr- . mit lmlplo<b. .aaa1 lliWI •... 01ear l..et'lllll'a Tbo TV tllm doiiCiller Armando ~~~~~·- 87I'CID Pallnlr are actine ..,_,. mJ.d.. lo lllolr celluklld - • IIi dra. diHillellll .... SO.on LP al· mao .w fOrOl&D blllloNiru ...,.. are out wllb nolhlnt! but IM>W tbat Jadde bU modo Arl the IODII trom UPromJ.... chic: Fei'DIDdo L&mu I)IIYa liDPr'Omles," pJu.s a hundred sin~ other one in a Universal tlldt, un.e Sav&r'C11a Syadrome." .... Gollblor'a Knob Ia a relljaur- We bad dlmer 1n Palm &llt around tbt comer from Gra. at 1be home ~ me ~ Jadde !~ - \ DariD jol1isonod b I 1 for blo Ccac:obona eo- _ . . , . - but wearsltlnlhe ~· l ' ' ._;q • '!~ ' I. Revel" ~·· . Jon. 12. Mr. Moat&omery had been ID folliDII hAUb ahoul two year&. He waa born 011 Dec. 27, 1889, Ia Ohio Twp., .... of the late Jomoa P. IIIII Sora JODe Caldwelllb......ry. He IIOVor married. The folkllriDI brotllera IIIII olotero 1111'· 'fl•e: WOllam and JobD Mont. .......,, both ~ Rt. 2, Crown CI\Y; IIIII "'""' _,...,.,.,., Rt. • oldolt frlenda, """ eatertollled dlmler b.v pll,\'inl tbe UBnareofGreekJ" com.. ""' alllml IIP'IOI'na: '}rl a n d Jackie 0. Tbo cheap aex !limo In Time• Spare lrlnd have .... aU.. c:redltl wblcb are mootil' pboo,\': ome of lhe cratt.omon making them Wlllllll to admit It ... Bartenders tell uo tlleBioocll' Mary Ia noafnl out the martini u pn-llmchblalto .... Oocarwlnnor illlnlny Cojm wroiAI lyrlco .. a tune b,\' pianist Bol>by Gosh By siZe. I\ -~ Biirlal Memorial Riehard ,." . r•• <~~SS. TV DROPS ADS SEOUL (VPI)-The , _ . , K_, BnlodoaotiDII Sysfam tei..Woo ola- here will drop au commercials because ol poa~ible CDlflicta aflrtereat. TRIAL BEGINS WARSAW (VPI) - Slalllalaw Jo!odzelowald, to, cbaraod 111111 tile murder of ...., women, - m trial Frldoy, 1be Pollah _ ,.. PAP oald. Mod... lewald wao aecuoecl ~ alallna: olx ~ lhe 'WOmen In a fore1t . of lAtlz ID ,.,., .. . . .u~. "'-'·' . ~I ' ' - 314 fir 41• ' ;. •• If • I ~' • -~ -~ · · M YADtC . Simpson Chapel ~ Holds o,·nne·r "' of 1 !11m "~" lllllloiw IN Still Untold." Tbo ~ ·· · of the evenlnB - lhe CodUwllie Collioge, 'aBaptlatllli- .... . room .pUre~)&... :::..'.ri..t (or the Church llhriU'.I'; $20.,\'ltr a~- .t:.O.. ~. ~ Dooa· .... T.V. - I n DII,\'IOO. Tldo wao a !11m ta1<on from U.e lapins . RIO GRANDE - Tbo ~ ~ 111o u·ve ,-,...-· - · - · 111 ~· -~ot''Churcb w •••c· h ·;..,·-! """"" uo~•~ - .. ~llotenerl coiled ID IJid · -·lhe ·~ llkl Grande waa II"! oceno Get almost three t"ime1 as ft.uth . Baby Powder lor an additional .coc:·. ly Wia-<0111fn; and $10 a month towlfll. the ·~~· ~ _ , ~-·--~" w ""'radiO .............. ·--~ "'"•• n.. over iltatiOn ,. · LuCI' a.apman; Firat VICe Pre....,., -llrll E\'elln E\'aaa; 2nd oehool teacbero were IDtracUced Vleo , Pro'~ Mn. Mar1 Bur- 1>Y Dr. Robert Muaaman.ReiUlar nor; secr«At7. )lra,RuthSmllb; mOI!Ihly meetin&B of lhe variOus t.oliotanl ~otaey, Mro. Joan organizollool Wll'l IIIIIOUI\Ced lnd a cordial welcome was exCol e; Treasur.r• Mrl· VIolet . . T-.I; ,_.llatant Treasurer, Mra. tended to everyone . Erma Evano; 'White Crooo Com· Tbo dolldoua dlmler waa ea1111t1ee, Mro, tatber Damor, Jo.yed by more than JiXtY frllllda · · · _,,..., Jolm 11r w11o are looking forward 1o m11\"1• Mara-·te .o. n-•·• u~ •-'•·• ·IIWIY -.- - 'et!CII ~ fol~1 ~~...... aamembers Iowsblp and worship tile Uo!ted Melllodlst "!1"11'1· ,..,M,. CIC Class 'fol' ..-. . a Jeor. Thi.r...., 111 prl,\' doll.v ' lor 1be child, iend lettora IIIII ,cardo, · eopocilll,\' oo blrtildol'l l!ldPim~~:.,~ •.n .. ~-1!;11 .,.,.De«~U~o~U~UJ ~ red ,elvet cake were served by lhe olllcera 1D 1bo Fellowship : Roam ~.the cbw'c~. Tbo neid meetlns will he bold it ... cbUrcb Fellnw'J 20 with w• an ·--·-·· - · -~ mlaolonarY JWOll'OJJI being plaDDOd. All ladleo ' ... Gallapolis., Ohio --~==~~---------------- 1 ,. . -··~:PRIC . .·: '·d'1 . r~"': t ~ . 'I -- ., ,J BUST 9x12 RUGS lllli•••••••••••- • - · """' WJEII. ' ........ Various 1IODIIII and teeN••• !. , SALE! TWO olrered to write to tile mlalioo· ' arleo IIIII aloo to "lfiipt" me . LADIES A~D Church ollloera IIIII cburdt of the mlaqxw-iel' chll-lor -~questlmo. &mdoy~alellowahlpdlmerllo· o~J..-'Dh•·!ormen •- honor of members 11111 · Th olll ed =..,.i.i;;;;~,':;ini<O- lri..;:ja of '111o former Old Pine ciueed ulollowo: Prealtlonl, Mra. E.l!,B. Clurch. r:,.,. 422 Second Ave. wm>NESDAY REGim'EilEil NIJRSEStc _.. 1101' a nPaJnt Par'Q"'• at t b e main IOUDP Davil Hall, 7:311 p.m. PUblic Invited. LAFAW'I'fE . SHRINE_ 4t 91alod 1JIOIIlnll at M&sonlc ·Te--•· • .,.. 7:30 ' p.m. . '. TAWNEY JEWELERS IJJNGFEST PLANNED auti...-lpllonJtc lhe Oblct Magazine for oil tile 1/EW AND . SO CLUB will dlurc:h .,_ted mlaalonlrloo; M $2 llv• tline• to lhe llli!fl!i"l lbe hOmO . m... Uilt Bulldora Club toward ·lhe Cbarleo Lulber 7 p.m. ecbuilding Bapdilt ·ohUrcb- · tim ~ollleero. • AT •••••••• irhere wUI be a 'aongtest Satltl'dOy, Jan. 25, at 7:30 p.m. at the Ball"' Chapel Cburc:h. B..,efits • will BP for a new Lincoln COmmuni!¥ Cburcb wldc:h lo go.. lng to he hullt ~ow&rd S49 9 SAVl $20 .,• to ~ RACKS OF CHILDREN$ 100% VISCOSE RUBBER IACI REG. 21.88 SPORTSWEAR SlVINGS ~~ 50% s ... ! Darnbrough's .... 88 L..T . ,. 1 ·- .• .··~ ' ore cdrdlall)' inVIted to attend. ' Hostess-is 1._ ' .,. . -tVir4t~'Raike' . : FREE PADDING • .~ . . - ·o......,... · IJid .'l' '• . AND -',. \· . \ ,.! INSTALLA·TION Wllhlhel'ulduNOf .•.. CARPET 6 95 ..."",.. At R•ulor Prlco· e NYLON e ACRILAN .e WOOL e HERCULON ....,... O.or HO Colaro IIIII P-na Ta Solect<F..m. c-ln T....,""" Mill• YIIUr Soledlen e FREE ESTIMATES e EASY TERMS ~ :, JUS-TRI;CEIVEO ' ": . ''·· ' SIZES ' '. ' . .. . Ill)' ·V,RGE. ~ ' ' ' \ MADE TO SELL FOR $69.95 - ,i': ~arS'"'~~=w~~:: For EUB Church :,:...;:;=~ ~ ~r-:=:;:,.~ oo lbo Pldl retarded) Union Grove, 1\!ro,. ~ . Joneo, S p.m. 1011 to _ . , A • ,,• ·fDi tho IJid the Lire" lllll''llntold ,,.~; Refreshments were aerved to Mrs. Homahllarrlaoo, Mro. Lcuiae Roush, Mrs. Fem Cheesebrew, Mrs. Francia Conkle. M.ra. LucUie Mulford, · Mra. Mary Bra.tlmrY ancl J. D., Mrs. COra bUl'.l'. Mr&. stum, president, wu in Rupe, Mrs. Gall Sisson, Mra. charge or tbe buain.eiS selslon Mary stall>! and Mra. GIOMO In lhe rnornill8- The .lpeningiiOIIII Shuler. The next meeUns will he In wao, •'Oaftrd Chrlatim Soldthe borne or Mrs. James BradIers. n Serlpture rrom Acta was rood by lolrs. Bradbul'l'· bUl',\'The thclUIJIII rOr lhe do.!' wall given~ Cora Blble.q,aestloa• were . ''by ~ Louise ·' 1'\ _· plana are incomplete. CJIESHIRE - Members of lhe Kyger Women's Sodety tied a comfort and sewed rags lor niP at their recent meeUns held at the home of Mrs. Perry Brad- Set Aims and Plans at Mee·ting. t i .,, ~~r~·~i::~-- . ~UI er, son of Mr. and Mrs. HomerShermaPKemper, 1282 Eastern Avenue. Miss Bu1h is a 1967 graduate of Gallia AcademY Hlgb School and. is presently employed as a receptioni1t at the Hol· z:er Medical Center. Mr. Kemper l1 a 1964: gradtate of Gallia AcadeftO' and aened two years with the Armed Forces. He la presently employed at the K)'ger Creek Power Plant. Weddlrw Church Women Sew for Missions . eorrifOIJ • Kyger over slxt,y Tho !ollowlna: alma - • thea board. . _ . met Thurldl,\' evening preoenlod IIIII - : L To I. To lend a belp!n& blllllllon i:OMMVNITY SINGERS roat U.,Firilt Bopllat Church for otrengthen each b7 Cllrll; at home hiH •• ·needl. .~ : hearoal 2 p.m. In tho vocal 1bo bilUal mMUns of the newly tlall Fel10111blp. ~. To bring to.llio _, .' of Q41JS, rol-med Ladle• Fellowship, Mia- 2. To heaorne lltfoonal frielldf• rowlntl and cheor tq;tllose laltl · · ~-.;;. IIIII s.r,vlco. Mrs, Jo- of our mloalonariea IIIII lllolr alido In lic!aloll; ' · MONDAY · . I ....,.., __.._ a ,._ he; DO •-.~ .to - - KYGEI\.' CREEK Athlel c lf'pll c. Chapman. pnlidetW, c:hlldren throuah . c:orre..,..-~ -~~ ••..,..... ., -i:W - cburcb •··~, -~~~~cllh- Boo , ~· 7:30·p.m. Gjliiaed 1bo meetln8 wllb all por- IIIII ,__...,.. - •• ~ Uelpaling 1n the pledges to the 3. To work lor our mloolonar; ; nota. and to servo at wecldlna:re. TVESlAY ~- IIIII Chrlltlo\> !lal;fol· leo bJ, ~..lll!ll'l' prl,\'et, IJI <Option& II cBii~ upoll. . . ..WpAVn.LE PI'A .7:30 p.m. · ~~~o:olinslnC o'l" ~- give cheerf\lltf ~ our ~ IJid " Tlie l'!llowln& """•· Wllkenaon. to wlll\1111 i to :IIIII!!!! or,>I!Pl adopted: for ~~ ........._ ,~ falii" Uat student, an. alumna of' CWENS. a sophomOre women s hODOraQ' society, and. a member of AlPha Beta Alpha. Mr. Burnett, alflduate of Gallla Academy Hlet\ School, Is a senior at Morehead state UniverSity wh.ere he iJ a member of the footboll ieom 11111 the ·varolt¥ M Club. • GA.LLIPOLIS - powder ,. • . :'rJ ·'- --··- • ' *117 Four small box01 (352 Q·Tips) would cost you $1.64. MYA DEC ,..: baby ' be an event of FridQ, Janua~y 24, 1969 at the Grace United Methotlist C11urc~ New Bapist Ladies FeUowship · JohDIOU'IBaltJJ'OWCler for purest pnrtecUop .... ''""'"'led """"11- , JANUARY WEDDING PLANNED - Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee. Lcirtl are announclnS the engagement and appr01.ehi~ ~rtaie of their ctaugbier, Diana Jean, to Mr. Charles W. · Mc~ck, aoo of Mrs. DWie McCormick of Gallipollo and Mr. Charles R. MeCormick of Chillicothe. The wedding will , 1'flss Egner, a gradUate o( Gallia AcademY High SchOOl, !s a junior at M.or,tlead State Universt~ where she is a dean,s II ,~· ENGAGED - Mrs. Lecta Bush Gardner, 38 Sllllthen Aveme, la announdll8 the engagement ud approaching mar.. rlage of her daughter, Linda Bush, to Sberman Roger K~ Diana Jean Lang Lindo Kay Egner · ENGj\GEI&ENT ANliOUNCED - Mrs. Jomea Egner of 1059 Second Avenue, "Gallipolis, is announcl!"' the erpgement of her dallgbter, Linda, Kay, to Cllarles 'fl'tDil*D Burnett. 801\ of Mrs. ouve Burneti, ot 5411h fourth Avenue. Gallipolis. Marr; • t:;; ·poWder ' ' Mra. Paul L. Perroud, ~ 35, an-TO BE .WED - ,Mr. and ~ the erwagement of their daughter, Paula Ann, to 'Mr. j.eWII" Edward (Eddie) Marr, the 11011 of Mr. and Mro. Glenn North\U. Miss Perroud is a' graduate o! Southwestern High sChool and Ia preoentl.v attending the School ol Practical NurliDi!: of COlumbus. Mr. Marr is a graduate of Southwestern ·!11gb School and Is I10ii attending Ma..,.,..er Training Center at J&ek1on. Wedding plans are incomplete. ,,. will he ID the Vlntun P a r k Cemetery. Frleodo 1111,\' coli at the McCoy Funeral Home In Vlnmo &mdoy altei'IIODII and evening. In Ueu of llowen, the fam11¥ r-1111 -.no to I he church of lllolr choice. Paolo Ann. Perroud •' Compare at 98¢ The best way to measure a value (by siztt and price) is to do the "measuring" at Revco. Not only are all products in all sizes priced at a discount, these prices never change. They remain "on sale" every day at the same' low prices. BuC,\'l'US, ..~~': brollilrl IIIII··- lister )ll'e...,• .. BuC1rllf, ' COmmunliY od ldJn In doatb:around 9:30 LDI., 'l'llllrldl,\'. Mr. ~ was a vet. Mrs. Rlcbard wao born In Gal11'111 ~World War L llj)olllln -ember, 1900. Flllldl"al oen!eoo will he 2 !lie II ounived by .... p.m., 'llleeday ID the MI. Zlm C, C, Rlcbard, Trenton, N, J., a..rdl at Swan Creek, with Rov. . IIIII three brotllera: Harman L. N, B. Barker of Che~ in JobDooa, Lomita, Calif.; 1'1111 cbarp, Burial will he In MI. C, Jobo- Buqruo, IIIII Jameo Zlaa Cemetery. Gn!YoDio mD- !rat) Jobo100, Golllp>lla. ltaey rltoa w111 he GraveDio llrVIee• will he CllllFrloodo 1111,\' coli at t h ~ dueled In lbmd IDII ~ WOIIIIHiolJ..,.Woad Fun oral at 2130 p.m., Moodl,\'. - . , botwOill 2-1 111117-9 p.m., ~ Ril!ol~"i~Y:'T '!:67c . for price, siZe fC!I' size, you'll find that ypu always By price. Price iet more for your money when you buy the larger size. ·,:t: , . !.~ ,~:. . •" Linda Bush 'I Check •hequantity, the weight. Then c!)mpare the CQII· tents witli Other sizes available in the same product. loes. ,... ...,_,. • I GALLIPOLIS- FWIU'alaerv- · Ices for BetQ' Sue Hartlook, 39, died 'l1!Urscllly will he held . 1 p.m., Moodo.v at tile Vlnmo Baplllt Church. Rev. E I m e r Gelaer will cooduct tile aerv- Mi ' ••--- ' ' ~t""oJt,fi..~:ff~f.'" ~LIS ward, l}" . . 1'--'• '>· ~:<~ f~ ' ~-·\ ~- • ..• Brody Montgomery c'! ,. dl ,_ ' I aSkS:' By savings. G4LLIPOLIS - Brad,\' MIDaomery, 79, tethed farmer, Bt:. 2, Crown CIIY, died arounil 8:15 a.m., SIDirda.v In tile Holzer Medical Center m Flrlt AYO, He hOd a patient tllere since . • • • . e • GLOVES .~~IIIIT . ,;. "3 FOR 99C 3 PKGS. Heov~ weight, durol?le work Qk.'les. Flannel with , .,..hit~ 'bock J:Jf oil flannel. Ooul)te patms. .Lif!IIT, ~· · 2 �ltf'rs; Gpry:Brown Re~iews I~i fQr' l:Jiur~&oy;:. 9:ft~o ·r ,.. ,. ' ... ·' Oinioecn' AniiQUIICe· , ' ' 1be ....,.Ill - • CIID meet11011 ,...loll ot ftiAo We were t.o ''Brilll OU 0... 'lbb:w," lhcMIMI ''Witat'a Cllr' ble?'' YW IUOIIod I~ ODe OD!oq>rloiiOII alrllxwsltt I bli - · __.eery 1111 lll>olod, "Thlo Is ll)' llq." Sbe """ Juot harilw run, ..,. ...,. she lloo broual>i bar bobloy. MaQY iDteresdlw hcblies were on df!l)lay.. Few ot us even imogllle Ill the tllolll aad abilities preoellt IGIIIio community. - ~~~JPUiecl ' A "JURY OF YOUR PEERS," IIIWO)'o tbauflhl moo~ • jury or your al~J8l"iora, thlrdciDe the word ''peenge11 mtt~ns rank, m: j dJ.cnlty. But the dictionary aays peers an equals, or persons ol . ' • • ~· ~. ' > . . • • .• H you have bililt castles In the llr, yolir work need not be loll; t~~at is where they lhould be. · Now put HAVEN'T HEARD MUO! about the ad>ject of long balr on boys recently. But last week a paper arrived tlat gave the results of a auney among young people. Its geAera! conclusion was that most YOUIII people 041hold tndltional ~uea. And moot young people feol hair styles, IUid being a tuwie, are separate and distiDct tasues. Ican naturalist. Mr. GALLIPOLLS - '!'!to Hooch &r6et Chrilrtlan Qlureh ot Alhla:nd. Ky. was the scene ot the December 7 wedding uniting In marriage Mlao Anita Am Iloodaahol~ daughlar or Mr. and Mrs. Mllta> lloudashelt, Gal!lpolla, and Frank A. Krauuer. ICE SKA'IES MUST be at a promlmn. This cold spell..-!oto of Y'"'IOII peq>lo llliak about t11o 1I"OIIderflll, old, pastime ollcolloalilllo EYOA heard ol one llmliJ> thai ftooded Ill pltlo I<> make a bailie lee rink. aoo of Mr. andMra.Fn.ikKrautter Of Pomeroy. Vows of the 2:30 p.m. candlew light, double rllll ceremony were HOW MANY OF MY READERS lmow why bridges were buill "covered" lAthe old days? (Anlrwer non SUnday.) read by Mr. Raullin Moyer, min- Simpson Chapel WSCS RIO GRANDE - . The Women's Soclol;y or . Cbrlatlan Service of limpJIXI Cbapol Unllod - dill Church met fDr tbelr first IMF'DI ~ the .rear at the home of,!llrl. WeacieliEvonii.Thepru- . MrL J00n Wickline, ciiiOid the II\OOIInj( to order with a IIJidiUtla'l '"To Have a Friend, Be ODe" arid a periOilal account of ber nrat _..tonc:e or t h o belplnc haad of Max Thomas Wbo wu a friend to so IIW1Y ) / I ' .' ' Cbrlotmas gift to Dr. lolussman rrom the women of the church. Commlttoea were appointed w Faiths,. was led by Mra. Wick- During tho bullnoas meeting a - .... - b y Mrl. CiTde mlnloler of the ~nnatian ClNrch Allor the meodDg wao ad- A., •· RUN DEAR LARR: journed. .refrelluneDts ·were ser.. My LG.A.P. ()'m Qleaslng Avod 14 members by Mrs. Ev- pin Percept:ioo) tells me u A" Dear Helen: I am a 20~-old wile and oeom ~~~~ore-. but _ tliOI' mother or a beauUIUI baby alrl. ~QUrH ASKED FOR IT1 Three II10IItha 1117 bllbend · Thll cohunn Is for YWIII poo- can't wen ...U mo. and I atartacl a Join! cbecklng tbelr problema and pleasIf my folkl traat mo accoUnt _,. the bank thorou8btheir t;rol.i)lea and tun. A1 w leave tho houoo to mo and lot 1y lm'oJtlpled Ul. Wo were llvtbe rest of Helen Help Us!, me earn my way, will' do they welcomes laughs but won't feel rn get In lrooDio lritb the a serious (Jieltion witb a flret dale? 1 do love u-, but rm boglmlng "' hate !hom a Ulb-<4. Uttle too. Tell me what y 0 u thiN<, Helm. _ NOT O L D ENOUGH? ea we~re taptred at the wrlsta. Tho .,._ IOneth veU or Wualm · was bold In place ..till a cluster ot lace orange bloaiODll trimmed ID crystal&. h carried a caacade bouquet of white pom .POJill accented with boiJ¥, •• pol'lonallzed ......... but Helen, lt'a aimoat ~Dwosdble w uao them. Wo look 1'"'111er thaa we ue, and sales clerka. OVOII bank lellerl, rotuae I<> CIM our cbed<l. I -~ they1think ,..~,. tr1lntl to 101'!19 .,.. par- Dear Not: If YW oaaumo all lhoao re- . - · nameo. We'll be •told It's spmalbllltioa, you c:erlalniy ARE aplnet the pol1ey or the mre w old -·~ to datol Parenti- coob chetka, ODd lhon llong ~........ -•~r per--~00111" •• voiD oormal boy-tdrl !rlondshlpa •· - · with. 110 -· ~ or pu-•·ae are either ....... aDOid or elae ....... -r .a&A,OO.O• ..... trouble IIIII I I · 8n-MR. AND MRS. RUFUS CUNE, Reedsville, announce the .engagement of their daughter, Drucllla, to Johnnie Ray Hayes, son ol Mr. and Mrs. James Hayes of Long BOuom. Miss Cline, a 1968 graduate of Eastern High School, is employed as a clerk Qplst at Ohio University, Athens. Mr. Hayes, also a 1968 grachlate of Eastern, attends the Jackson Marwower TralniDg" Center at Jackson. Weddlng plans are incomplete. MR. AND MRS. FRANK E. BOBO OF DUNBAR are announcing the engagemeri. of tbeir daughter, Roseanna, to Jloo.. ald Robert Becher, aon ot Mr. and Mrs. William E. Becher, SoudJ Charleston. Mils aobo Is a graduate ol Dunbar Higll School and is employed by Sears, Roebuck Co. in Charleston. Her fiance, • graduate ot South Charleston High School and of Capitol City Commercial College of Charleston, is atteo:ling Morris Harvey College. Mr. and Mrs. Bobo are former Mid· dleport residents.. A spring wedding is planned. Linda Leigh Moore to )IaUer. The bl'idegr&,m is the 1pR ot Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wllllam Moore, Sr., 15 W'. cave . Pomeroy. be Married M!l- AND MRS. RUSSELL WILLIAM MOORE, 15 West Cave Street, Pomeroy! announce the engagement and approach. I~ marriage ot the1r daughter, Linda Leigh, to Mr. Jerry Nelson Arnold, son ot Mrs. Edgar Arnold and the late Edgar Arnold, 22 Weat Cave Street. Miss Moore, a 1965 graduate of Pomeroy High School, attended Miami Uaiverstty. She is presently teaching ln the Meigs Local School system. Mr. Arnold, a 1964 graduate of PomerOl' Hilh School, attended Mar.. shall Unl versity where he played varsity tootball and ia a member or Pi Kappa Alpha social fraternity. The apen chlll'ch wedding will be an event of Feb. 22 at the United Methodist Church, Pmtero_y. QUALITY FURNITURE AT REASONABLE PRICES! MIDDLEPORT - Cub Sooul Pack 244 will meet at 7 p.m. Thursday at the American Legion hill bi Mlddlepo~ Speaker tor the !Meting will 1llo- be Chadds Hall, scouting execU- B~aht Rectangular Color Plctur• Tube. Automatic Degaussing Cir· tive ol tho MGM dlotrlcl. AU cub scouts and their parents are asked to attend the meet- E. Hiller of Darien Cij>ter ODd the late Frank E. Mill ConDie cnila. Golllpo- • All& 1111 ADIIUl TVI PlAYMATE 1 . - Slim, 1..-1&111. true ..,...biiHr in Mnd.,. White finish. Sui*- fuliu'1'an!;d..,many bi& set quality ing. Also invited are boys who are interested tn beconrlng a scout. Registration for the year will tie completed at the meet- Ing. The pack for lho j>8St 11 years has been spcmsored .;y·the dia~ cons and deaconeues of t h e Middleport Firat United Presbyterian Church, Jolin Fultz re- was !helltar by her brother, Paul Potet lla,ller. For her Wedcllngthe bride-. ports. ' · a wtdte crepe bridal 1101111 tid.. fo!l8d lritb an empire wdl!l!lne, ' · ~ ' elmeo necldlne, aDd Kabuki-: ,· aleevell! wltltVenioe laeeaecenta. · ~ A~ lledlnlil>le alilrt .wai ;Dhlricecl 'In ~ back by 1 de. MR. ANU liiRS. ALFRED OF• REEDSf!lchalllo train ,odgod In VeDIC. VILLE ; are ~nir-1he of their aaughtoir, ' lace. :~· ~ · ~. Mias Jean ~slldoU~, .to E. Wa~s&l, sOn ot Mr. mantliJ~ _..,._ and Mrs. Everett Wataon, offllllialnll 8l!il laee ..id carried Plains. !olis\ Coahdol!lr is • Bt!niOr at ~ater.i SchooL Mr. Is a 1965 • a, '!""....,., arranpment of willie oinpi<>yl!d Chemf..OMblidtl. 'llil . uy '"" or ........ ••• v,allff¥, roy, Middleport, GoiiqJolla, aad ~Pleasant. Following tho ceremony a recepdoo ...,. bold In lho church A'ITEND FUNERAL Attending the fUneral of Mrs. Helen E. Heilman, formerly of Pomeroy, Friday at Bollefmtaine were Mr. and Mrs. Clark Dtle, Nease Settlement; M r s. Clay Bryan, Middleport; Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Leonard, Rich.. ard Hellman, Mrs. Howanl Gilkey, Mrs. Zlba Midkiff, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Riggs and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Lee, all or Pomeroy. H"" on1y i~l'l ..... • pearl }: moon. . Mr. and Mrs. Russell W Moore Jr. Three Couple8 Ask Marriage Ullell8e8 Throe c....Iea . Pardon us•. while we toot our horn for our new reminder slogan. . It's . a brand-new, easy-torememb!lr · line, to remind you' that looking in your Ohio· Bell phone book is the futest, easiest way to find the 'telephone numbers you want. · ' oppllecl for marrlago , Ucenaeo Slturda7 morning IG the ofllce ol Gollla County Praboto CGurL and dla..morut necklace, a gift of Pa., Miami, Fla.; Pomeroy and ~~~~.~Barbar Amelia, Ohio; N<nr York City, ..,,__• , Fla . a A. Hiller ol llhaea, N• Y., W••"•....., _ ...oe-•, D. C., •._.., •• 18l'Ved •• maid and Belpre, Ohio. or bonor for her lister. Sbe.... . Golnc !rom here bealdea lho In a flilor~ ouembleofblue bridegroom's porents were M!oa c"'lfe. T!teclreuf•-omP're walalilno aDd dooveleaa. She wore a matcillnK.<!!Ot Mr~< .Frm ~o or Pllla- ·'· . 111ey were: C. WIUiam McCormick, 19, Gallipolis. Kroeer eqaloye, Uld. nta.. Jean tons:, 19, C'•Dipolts, lnaiii'IIICO odmltliiOII clerk; ~ tre:y D. Miller, 19, CGiumbCII, student, ond Yvonne D. bnroo, 19, Gallipolis, aeere1U')', Ud Rorold L. Heugel, 2!, Bidwell, bdlermaker, a n d Mary Sue Rainey, 30, Gallipci1s, houM- .' ' cails cuslli..,ltl io Linda Moore, Jerry A r n o I d, Pomeroy, and Mr. and Mrs. ftod.. ney Gaul, Belpre. The bride alto.- Ohio Northern Unlveralty ODd Ithaca Colloge. Mr. Moore Is a IO(lholnore Ill Ohio Nortbern wltoro ho II a member or the Sigma PI Fraternity ODd the Bldogy Club. Mr. and Mn. Moore restdo Ill 219~ Moln Bt., Ada. ., "" _ _..... idlll m-allllok,.. ~~~in""''"' T£liSICII £ASl" NllrW fir flll•l•.• •... l'ht .. _..... "'* IIMIIMIII ......... ....._,_.._You .... 01111 • •• 1M pMiplrit"II.....,._IA only......_ Ulllllndllll Cllllftfort. JIM! nnw till 1M cell• .,,_ .,.,.,.!~eve J"DUU' T...... t: : :. lnllfl..,.,...,..,., ........ •89110 ............. .......... ,..._ ................ _...... '' --- ....... ~ '' ' Look in the b9ok. too, for dialing infomiation and area · codes. emergency tlumbers. community facts, and "long distance bargain calling hours: And a. lot more. QUICK Q U IZ Ohio BeD lhat' s it. Toot. ' ( ,. •' ' '· '· i I .;. • ... ' .·,' ' •••• '·-~ I . ' ' ( , ,, ' ' BUY THE VERY BEST ' ,, ' ! I I' . t·: f·' was ,. ''. :; 1: ., I. llllrtdi::~....~ty ·bnllher I. 'If. the~\~, uboaiDllll '* ·~ ~...... .qt;e Mark llaliar ~ . .ulrl• . ~ ~· . ' ' N. Y. '' brotllU ""' 'I FI•WMI cratttm.n ln1l1t . ::,11!~ ~.IIIli Jerry ,lrnoldil'l>m' . . . ,. I ' ' ' --,.~- rt. . fi ne~t Cll'l qr.10tity to rnotrh ~ol. ., their lk~Hed ....orkmanlhlp. fi"CIITM attl of 'CIIJ quality kiln·dried hclrdwood. dOitble-do-.wlled ar.d worl<. '' : ~·y - ' ... ., . S..·-·. aoclal room. The bride Ia a graduate or SOuthern Local Hlsl> Sc:l!ool, Kleine, aod of the Gllllpille Busin.. s Collop. T!te bridegroom Ia a graduate or Fomoroy lllgh School and alao of tho Golllpolis Bualnesa College. BoUt are omplo,yed at the Golllpolls Porta Warehouse. The newlyweds are residing in Gelllp>lla following !hair honey- GALLIPOLIS - Roseanna Bobo to Wed in Spring Drucilla Cline, Betrothed ~1. Frank ., • '' ~ch at Darien Center, N.Y., for tbo wedding of Mlas Michele Teresa Haller to Mr. RuaseU WDIIam Moore, Jr. , The brldo Ia the daul)l1tor or tim;. .,, ·.- MR.. rAND MRS. GERALD MICHAEL, Syracuse, are .... POMEROY - Cbrlatmas hnl- The bride's only jewelry was a gold heart- ohapod oolltalro pearl noc:ldace bei!!Jlsllll to her IDIIJhr. ~ ....~ Q-What ...,. the greotelf I<J?u! emp~·re in hllt-•7 -· • A-The Mon~l Emftt of a... . Ill w..., the Middle Ages, whlc · at balk at lettlng loose ~ a liOOd A !ow we have oven had , height lllrelehed frji!" the lldng. PorhaPa ;roura think YW Paelflc Ocoon welltwi!Jl to the 011 don't han t1me tor boys - k- ledui'ea utrreapanllble Danube River. eauae the)''U take you from ~" AllY advice for 111? •more !Dwortant'' matters like NOT REALLY TOO YOUNG Q-Whclt W<1S lM origillol houiOWOI k aad _ ..... •wr .,.. Dear Not: re010n for hal>ing rlltr in tlu! ....... ' Woul$1'1 ploture ...,. backl of mm's j<r&ktlo 01' ' "'''lllqo.15. Let'• '-they're . drlvora' 11-:rourI belp?sOrmY.._ coat.? . , , '•' more11 acond, and lhet ••-rut""' .,A-The ott t a permllte4 ..... not ~•- ~ •- .._ ..,... , '•· IJI'OWII ...,.I - H. ~-. - • "" ""' · horsemen to sprood their ~t: ,, Dell' Hoi.,: · 11ben 1""'0 tails while rldmc. ' • • M.l' pr4iblem II Pm living a Most JOUiiS I*IP!o 10 lbrCIUIIh l • ........, ... Iormor ,_ friend, perlacl <i Jnil!l dlotroalt .lpofore · Q-How m 4 n workl"'l; "A," j1 • thaD ;;:. "- _ li>'Y eJI&~ .· .......,-, .·.1 ODd da11• 4Tt lost ·tt!Ch ·~ m .... - " & "",;;;r..Z:,0 tM United S~¢e• becoU~e .of , boT.l'rJ,ad, ''II,~ laaUttlo)'CIQIIII- lbelr ~ ! ;,.._ !M common cold7 · •••·~"A"'Ii'oillillrou8h -.~-~w~n':"'" A-About Ill· mllllon" PY. : Ill lldlocil, "II" II ' - """" ~' ;~ ~ of wor" v••• . ' r"'· •' '·<'<• ........ • •\ ·'·', , a: ·-b ~ #-• ,f . . ' •.·•. ·,· ' . -~~.'.')!.' . ~ ·~, ·. ...,.........,._? ' ' lv was footured In decoraliona or ·Our Lad.Y of Good c.uncu ·I' to ban talent b o x e 1 w illrou8h 1969 and to open them ans and her co.flosteu, Mias Ia unflnlahod buslnoos. What YW It tho Deco-r ..-.,g, 1bl1 Faye Roberta. think 1s attractlon tor him is (li'Olecl ... atarlecl In the 1111111perhaps a subconscious urge to prove he can't do without you •••• This 10 you won'tteel ..dumped!' You chose "8'' because he was uA'' mllus taulUI, remem. . ber? Don't let a uget even" com. plox tum ott a liOOd boy frlond. bt your case, A plua B eqtllls Zero.- H. ~ tachlhlo train, werelflmmed In laee and Cl')'BIIII. T!te lonll oiOOY• "'''" " galn. ' Brenda Kay Michdel, Engaged . Wed on December faol satin skirt. T!te aldrtlllld da- lla, aervod aa mald at bonor - ... . ~ - .·. a~~ ·fBov"- . . ''"' Aablaad. Nuptial mullc was . and~ ~The.r ' J>riaenb!it by Mrs. Chester Er- erlee:1181"V - ' ,. ~. orpnlet, of Mlddloport. wore ldartic:ol !lfDk A -tiDe lloor The bride, given 1n marriage ioagth _ . . and canted ..,_ by her father, wore a full length gaya or wldte pom pomo. gown ot lace bodice 8nd boutMr. OakloyFaudr.,., ~ Pleaoaot. aorvod u bolt man. M111 Judallne Jackoon. ~ through, 'l'!tay halo t b e aamo 101bJects and teacl!ors. T!t~ Plooaaol, regllllerod the ii!OIU eveo look alike, and their fami- wbo were c:loaa friends ODd relattvea from :COiwnbua, S. Lculalies remind me ot each otber vllle, PortaiiiOUtb, New LexlncThe dUrerence Is '"A" R8 ~ toa, Raelne, Mtnersvl.lle, Pomerat who cheated oa me and ftnal~ am I beginning to like ., when •4Jin ia so rm ch bet. ter? I see "A" a lot because we hang &rOWld lrith tho oame crowd. Help, before I do 110111&pared and dlstrDJuted u 10011o a• lldng atupld, - LIVING A RE- possible. lllle. Mlddloport, aad !:!J'.1Byron Black, ~ ID IIIIa community. friends JolnlnB the church from •'Break T!tou the Bread or Old Pine E.U.B. Church. Ufe,. was 1111\l by tbe group, The The vloe - president, M r a ~ and diSCUIIIim, "A Charle1 Withee, amounced that Cbriltian' I Enecamter With oth- program date booka would be pre111' later of the Church of Chrlrt, the fellowship dln- ~ ly d.rcJwed me. He hardJ.¥ ever oer held " at llOOll, Jamary 12, took me any place. "B" treats as a welcome to members and mo like a queen, So wily , Hdoo, prepare ' and Mrs. Frank A Krautter . nouncing the engagement of their daughtfr, Brenda Kly, to John D. Wolfe, son of Mr. and Mr1. Rollin Wolte, Minersville. Miss ~chael ~& a senior at Southern Local Hlgh School. Mr. Wolle, I 1967 graduate o! Ponleroy High School, is pre· oontJ¥ empl07od ,11 the Homo Laundry In Mlddlepo~ Weddllll pllllo ... ID._tete. Houdashelt- Kraut fer Wedding Vows Read -I mer and proved sueJt a success that the members wished to spend IIIIa ollllro year devoloplng their talollla ancllncrMIIng their coolrlllutim to the ooclety. Mra. Myen reported on the success of filling two boxea witb food aa a . ~. WHAT QJIGNIFIED'I) NEWSPAPER editor "''S oeon thlo week, don on Ids haads and knees oa. a bus.y Seooncf Ave. sidewalk? 0 'lbb:*. Dene "Olatterbox'' chickened Qat Cia teUlng it. I take back aald about her tBIIlng ewJ71hlng.) Allyway, be was looking tor hi1 wecHIJ:w rlag which must have dfppod off his whllo ho waa toklae a picture ol the Davlo Slwlar llopartmont store. OiL . That' a -~ be aets for loelng Ill lhet welgbt (!0 lbo.l and showing. thereat of us ..,_) Just kidding, ot course. I hq)e saneore ftlds it ror him. ' ·" foundations unde~; them.Henry David Thoreau, Amer- THERE'S A LADY It Kanauga who Ua a good deed prettY often these da)'1. Her name is Mrs. Ray Alli11011. On days when the ferry m.ilbt oot be ruaning because of the weather, Mra. Allison notUles lhe ndlo a&at:ion lt it ls or lsa't. Thoae who go to work early beoeflt !llnmlue.ly trom the lntormatloo.. 1 know what it's like to walt and wait~ there, then flD:I out the ferry isn't rurmiac. One day I was teqJted to make 1 sign myself aad haati: II to a blsger sign near the tum off tho milD road. I'm aure tranllers would appreciate kDawiiiCo PionS' "for 7'969 '~ ' ' ~akes ' But If .,., hope tor ,w ..,t ,., da not •••· we tDCiit fM it with patience.-RomtJM B:U. ' '• -·t, 1 ' THaui3Hr8 . . ,. ecpl ataadlrw. ' 11tts was oa my mind because rve beea uai• every spare momm recentb worklag on 1 report tor a grol4) oC what 1 thought were m,y educational peera. Do you ever thllj: of youraeU as equal I<> ........,. wllo ~I yOii! 1 oo Pm lrYIIII to got a aood ,..,. port ready, and I ..tsh I hod a year ID do I~ .,it:' ,_' :· ' corner blocktd for eMiro 11*'0"' end 11pbi~ ity . Tke baoutlh.rl upholnry of Fle11SIMI NMo itute il tile FMUit of ekC)ert Gttentkon .. IUY FLEX· c6ttoll . dllfl hQhdlil'll of tt.e flM Fie. . . . fobrla, and 1kiltM tollorl,._ · . �·~ ' 1 I • t!~Littar. ~ro;ec~ ;S.f?i ~tAS~etil ~ reeol~"" ffi.; I I ~ ~ 4~ ~ !t"" All· f1!1i .•uu.r All <l'l'\'11111""" ""' , uM .-., Mro. IA!Ilo otholl1 , projo<t In ,_,lW ,... ~·-' , c:.. ~ WlldW004 Cllil w II>-· lulilllln. '11&17 Sllol!-r· .. ·~ 01111 11o _ . In ~ ~ od!ifdloW~,..,U~ _,-u.,altlleOidi>P- ' •Do~ "'- ·1111· ~ ....... ' ~.. ljiloiotll>oohlo or -eo. OD Jp, .29. """ llr Mrl. LoiiiJ, •, I'OMEIIO¥ OI,..W-· ~ ot.... """""'· ' -~ ..- ~- .. Mr"'· ~lo ~ Pei'lilculariJ .~ ~ call ,u slviiiJ • ~ ;11 ' nlEODORUS COUNCIL 17', .. .... ........, .. ............. \ Mro. DN~hter• of Amerl\'0> 7!80 p. od LoW!.,' .,.; u;.·utt.r,... '!P'. eo~ ,_ u;. -~ QIQ!or, or. ·•!"' -,.. 1110 _ _ , . , ~ ._ Ill tile IQOF Hall; P<)MEROY - SUrprbe portieo Ore !Ia\, ODd o..t NdUroM!Y wao ,.cMrlor wriii'Poi'• "'"' - ·.eoc!<l dor ol 11M!~-~. thoDII<- led Mr•· •Wolttr- ~ wU1 be drlped 101' Ill• c1,y ~ ·. dlo dub 111r dorol pl~o a - _ olll~ In lho -...,-. · UcUis sutPrised asaiQ'onecauldbewhenhi• cllulhter. 8lt&Y Batey, nle Gttt)'&, deceated ~r, olonl tile oltoel boa.• 'Moils JuAlor HJi11 SciMd .Didio uaed .at. tlle~ cWtfr'o ncent 11> .Tile ,troVeu!W ptl1il ~-: •118<'1 ..,. lor him ot tile Pomorw l)owll"' Lane• w.-IIIQ Jli&hl. m1 Allee Berlml• ·p eat a111J0o She presented him wltb a cake deeorated with a bowiiJC aa,.Q claUJ aatl.al cGuncttor, who busU.11 ~otrlet ~ ~. oiOilatlca of> """ ~o. o\loo by Mro. Lowto 1iU "'"'llr ~~ whit \llo clululo~nd~ rood- • lettor l'rml theSOulb- Leo Kennedy, sr., and ' aoere.t ae• am candles. Hit wife, Luey, am. Eupne• ...._ the :ZO or aa cilid ~ No- lo Florldo. 01111 do w cl- 0111 ·u ;. ~ . OOfi.OrD Oldo Montal iieelth CoD- polllltlwore pniOIIted, In hla -ling I...,.. joined Bud 1.. co1u> 01111-. NomiNa on "' wbl., 111e neei1 lor 1"181VW at tile ter t1ianklJ!8 tile club lor tbe 22 Pions we,.. for tile J!eb, CANDYSTRIPERS, Volel'l'M 11otp C<ulQ iDilrlllo1'Y ,.. ..,.. C11rim1U llil>1e orrorcemeota. 19 11100411111 lA> llo .hold ot tile ALMOST 94, IN PRETfY GOOD hoolth, olert ODd lniA!,..sted,ln Memorial Hospllal, 6:80 MpndoJ ewrything ami everybody - U.l abollt deacribM Ml'a. J. W. Dl.w.Tile - · inl-tlc home o! Mro. 'l'llonCI- when night at the holllltai: lftllll!>ol:'l od oid ,l ie cl.., olocldld "' c.._ loct l>oob ml mop:dMs for tho ora, wblch lhe cl.., ~ for a - - m prtplring ~ asked to brltW proepecdW MW homo. member nporledlhot club ODd IIOO"er ... by oao- wood for dlsplp and 1... UMin Mrs. Dawson. who for many years spert the winter monChs here members, 16 years old Or Oter. with her daughter, Juanita Bachtel, ancl family, wtJlobserve hf:r 94Ut &he hal .&lven a subscription 1111 Scatt towel WIIIA)ers Wal lrruvem~ w01 be .held. . MIDDLEPORT PTA, 7:80 p. to Reader's Dlgeat w tile 1n11rm- dltilia)<od onc1 dOIDDIIOtrotod. birthday Thursday. She lives at 3900 Grand Centrol Awe., Vienna, W. Footured aiTanpaumta lllr tbo EletMntarY llfrs. JohJI Terre0 lo pholocr.. monh"'ontolned hollY· Bluo rlbVL Another daughter, Mrs. Thelma Howard, a retl.redteach:er, Uvea m., Middleport School aOOitorhoni demonstra· ory. ol the club. ' were · - "'Mro. Lowthere with her mother. Spring programs for the Wind- pby tlon of a laser belm by General Reported oevorolmeonI• and Mro. Th\>QIOII In ing Trail Juniors, a e1-. spon~or­ hers, includirc Mra. Clarenc. ante claaaee. The topic,, "Ral.,. BY THE WAY DID YOU KNOW THAT Forrest Dawson "Butch" Telephone Co. Brownie TrOop ed by tile adult gr.... w... Bachtel is in the U. S. Air Force, but currently an airman without a 174 to have opening ceremony. planned. The birthdaY party lor Hooton, Mrs. Torroll, 'Mrs. f'II'O I"' ond Caring l<l' Ho1J1'' was CHESTER PTA Monday, 8 p. Prt.U, M:ts. Charles Hayea. Mrs. presented b.Y Mrs. LewJtt. who base. He enlisted some weeks back, has been sworn in, and Ia now the club will be holcl on Jan. 24. m. at schooli Mrs. John Riebel, awaiting assigmnert:. Meantime, Butch is occt4JYi~ his time doing substit\U teach- chairman oC program on health; i~ This past week he was a physical education teacher at Kyger free baby sitting, door prize, Creek. and this week he starts a month in high school Englisll for Mrs. refreshments. NONDAJ ~ ~- . ~ reool~ ~-n-­ ..,.. UO" • . OY - · A ftre ·...,. bi>io•loo In the Col- ·oo. .... RETIREMENT COMES WITH MIXED emotions to those who have spent long happy years in the business world. Per hips Paul Smart and Rose Reynolds have the right 1~ proach to fhe retirement quandary. Both nearing ·~at age," Mr. Smart, president of the Citizens National BaDk. and Rose, the vice president, are reducing their work week by a day this year. Next year they'll reduce it still another day, and so on untO they reach full retirement. \ BUDDY MOORE MADE THE DEAN'S UST at Ohi.o University thls past quarter. A physical education major in his junior year, Buddy had 1 3.375 average. fORTUNATE THE MIDDLEPORT Presbyterians have such qualified speakers as Dr. and Mrs. Fred E. Luch.s tnling the pulpit these past weeks while their searcll (or a new pastor goes on. HOW HOtVever, tomorrow Dr. and Mrs. Luchs leave for F1oridl where they will participate for the next six weeks in a mission project. OUR CONGRATULATIONS TO MR. AND Mrs. Pearl Jacobs, fiX tomorrow they celebrate their 55th wedding anniversary. The c~le were married on Jan. 20, 1914, in Pomeroy, moved to Laurel cmr, and nave been there ever since. In fact, they have resided in the same location all those years. In 1932, they tore down the old house and put \f) a new 0011, but even then only moved to t.nother boose on the same prope~ until the basement was finislled. They've had a happy life together, reared six children, and are now enjoying numerous grandchildren and great-grarDch.ildrell. ·~ .I lor tbelr port\clpotion ID the Chrlotniao puMrL Loolw. Smith gave <lotitled, "Garden DlcUonary,"wu tt for the Good lAld< Gardea presented by Mrs. Leverett - . from the U)IIIOl' Room Club at the SoutheaiiOnt Ol1lo Roush at a meetJng d. the 'J'wl- and a New Year's prayer to Mental Hoalth Center. They enlll!lrt Gorden Club he1d Tburs- open the meetlnc c:onductecl by closed a copy o! the state therda> nigh! at tile ltoDie cl Mrs. Mrs. Wickham. Tho opening ode apy award, preiiOIIted "' t h e ond pledgo to tile !las were glv- . Elmer Wickham. Good Luck Club lor tile Mcood Alao included on tbe program enln unloon. A letter from Mrs. Harry consecutive Je&r. Mrs. J a c k was an article by Miss Elsie atta>ded the ltollHart. ucarrot:l, Queen AIDe's COI<onou8l>er ODd Mrs. Edward Robi!Ott day party commented oo t b e Lace. aed the Porlla of WID- Mi:deko of Athms was r e a d event. Timely ldnlo wore given by Mro. T. A. Hemesy, and 1 salad c:ourao wao aorved by MrL Wickham ODd ~L !lldlo Smith, tbe co-bostes•. Guests w e r e Mrs. Clara Karr, Mrs. FraDCII · Reibel, Mrs. Elllel Koonl& aed Mrs. Geaevleve Word, visiting graduate of Roclne lll&b SchoOl, here !rom Columbuo with her RACINE - M 1 a s Roberta class cl 1964. Mr. Lewis gradsister, Mrs. RobiiUl, and other Roush cl tile Apple Grove c:omuated !rom Wahama lllglt SchoOl relatives. munily ...... llaclno ODd Dana A. In 1965 and Ia presently emLewlo o! Clllton, W. VL, ... changed we<lciiDi YOWl In 1 dou- pl010<1 ot imporla1 Electric In POMEROY - TUESDA~ GROUP 2, Middleport First United Presbyterian Churcht Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. at home fl. Mra. Myron R. Miller; Mrs'. Roscoe F1ve; co-hostess. JITNEY SUPPER Tuesday, 5 to 7 p.m. at Eastern Htab School before Eastern - Scdhern game aponaored b)o senior class. 11liRD FRIDAY Club, 7:30 p. m. Tuesday, at the home of )Ira. Nettle Hayes, Middl~ SALISBURY PTA, 7:30 p.m. Tuesda.Y at salisbury SchoOl; teaching demonstration on pn; gram; retreshme!U served b7 filth grode porents. WOMEN'S AUXILIARY, Ve~ erans Memorial Hospital, TUeada>, 7:30 p.m. In hotilllal dining room; Dmald D6iner, new hosplt&l.mnlnistratot, the speaker; executive board to meet at 6:45 A paper en- Roush-Lewis Vows are Read on January 4th ble • -ring CereD1010' at tile Ap. Nlddlep>rt. Tho couple reside FRIENDLY CIRCLE Tuesdoy, pie Grove 'Melbodlot Ollrcb at ot CliftDI. 8 p.m. ot Trinity United Ctm<h Out c1 CCIIIII1Y guesto at the 6:30 p.m. Oil Jut. .. ol Christ; Mrs. Thconao Younc. Tbe Rev. Cbarlea Norm cl- wecldlng and reception Includprogram director. nclaled ot lhe cel'8DIOIIY which ed Mr. and Mrs. llaac LewiS, WED!IDIDAY wao performed bel<lre an altar Mr. aed Mrs. Jack YOIIII&. Mr. POMEROY WCTU, 2 p.m. decorated with umo cl IIJ'een- and Mrs. Denver Blake onclJackWednesdll at the Pcmeroy UnitJlm Blake, Sandra Plckena, •rr. Tho bride 1~· the dlu&hter ie, ed Methodist Church. Wilma Blake, all of Clifton, W, of Mr. aed Mrs. Russoll lloUsh ~ ~ votioml oorvice with slllgi1111 o! . · ol Roclne, iloOtl! . 2, ""' tt b e Va.; Mr. ,IJIII RACINE - The Apple Grove tile """~ "Mnglnr In' t h • .... r-e<JgO S, · . Mn;· ' brld'oitliom·' lo 1110 Mr. der- C<II1IIJe luiciBI'enda \fscs m® at th\1 Apple Grove Sheaves," scripture and prayer · ,.. ... ,~, and .Mra. '-c Le'WII 01 Clif- Ted WW!ml, Keno, OblD; Mr. ~urch Tuesday evening, Jan. and Mra. Cbolter Dural oiNUOL by . Dolly Wolfe. Roadlnl!• wore ton, w. v•. 14, with nine members preseri;. given by Peggy Starcher, Dolly JVe Mualc for the wedding wao Mrs. Early Roush led the deWoUe, Eileen Buck, Joyce White pi<U"ed llf MrL Mal'!' Sluler cl REIDSVU.LE- Charloa Yeoam Berthl Robinaon. go, tnstrumem.al music: instrue- Lotll'l Falll, plaltlot. In the business meeting, con- tor, preoented tile program at Given In marriage by h e r ducted by Bertha Rd>lnaon. It the Rlvervielt PTA meeting Jan. loll>er. tbo bride .... oltlred In "as dec:lded to meet at the 13 ootlolotlng o! soioctlonl by a polo blue stroet.J.onatb dress churcll 011 Wednesday to sew the Outq>hone band. of lace over tattota acct!IKed with carpet rags. A donation of $25 Member• of the band a r e wblto collar and calla ODd fashwas mode 1\) a nnedy !amily. Tereoa Slnlth, Jull Wblt.eholld, Ioned with a seollopecl heDtllne. Hostesses for the evening were Mike Hall lllld Slojlhen Hauber. a.. .ore white ~CC8810l'iel and Nam~i Stobart arxl Peggy starA trombme 1010 wu p r e- curled a white B1ble. Her nowcher. Others attending were stel- aonted by David Weber, a drum era were CU'I\IItkiDI. MIDDLEPORT - A red rose la Jarrell, Donna Hill and Bess oolo by Paula Hauber aedatrmnMill NoDey lloUih, slater of was presented to each of the Parsons. pet 110lo by Jane Whitoi>OOG. A the bride, """""" ao tile maid 1969 orncers of the Busy Bee trombone trio o! Robin H u m- ol hlllor. 5bo wore a deep Cia" of tile Mldllleport Flnt plu'ey, David Weber ond Char- ODd wblte droll with White aclllptbt Church in an lnstallales Y- played.111elnllll'WI18It- cesiDrlea and • eama.t:km eorUoo service cornlucted by Mrs. tal nwnbers were accompaDied saao. Roser -oh, • - · of Charles Simons. 011 tile plano by Mrs. Charleo the bride, served aa best IBID. Installed during the regular For her danlbter'• weddln& mooting o! tile class at t h e Mr1. Rouab wore an aQ18 dress MIDDLEPORT - Middleport 1be bualne:ss session was COD-' dlurcb Thursdo.Y nlgj>t were Brownie T..- 174 will leld In ducted by the president, M r s. with red accesiOdet 1!111 alddte Yrl. Elizabeth Slavin, presl-_ the pledge o! oneJ(once at the Margaret Brown, who IIIDOIDlC- cornat1oo corsoao. Mro. Lewlo denti Mrs. John t.ym.a, v I c e Middleport PTA mootiDB II 7:30 ed that Denver Weber wU1 re- """ In a black ond wblto suit pre-.t; Mrs. Beulah Wblto, Mondey night ot tile ele111011101'Y maiD as lnstltutlonal repreaen- with blaek acc:euorles and a aecretarY; Mr~ FrancesBearhs, school. Mrs. Benard Fultz, wblto carnatlca corsoae. tetlve for the Boy Scouts. assistant secretary; Mrs. Let- leader, hat asked that all prls A reception honOrlnll tile couMembers v - to boy games tie Roush, treasurer; Mrs. Nora be in unifonn and wear · white to be uaed 1n the classrooms. ple was held at !ItO home of Jordan, flower and card chairand Mrs. Grace Weber's room the bride's parents. Tho bride's man, and Mrs. Isabelle Wlno- IJioves. Uered llurl~ • meetlne ol tile .,._ wa1 awarded t h e attendance table featured a bremer, chairman of dimers Thursday ~venlng ot the Scout bamer and readini: clrc:le book we<lciiDi cake lll!lllod with tho for bereaved [am11ies. House, plana were made for a for tile moat parents present. trodltloml bride oncl Serving oo the dinner oommlt- · valentine party. )lemhors o! the Members also vota:l to buy pent groom. It waa baked by M r 1. tee with Mrs. Wlnebremer are other Mlcldlsport ·broWDle troop lor put presl-• cl the oraao- Alex Wbooler who oioltg with Mn. Lyons, Mrs. G. G, Wer- wiU be guooto. Folk clonces wore lzaliOII. They wU1 be re_.tz-, Nro. Bess Part10111 ol RociDe, ner, and Mrs. Jordan. Mrs. pracUced ODd will be ta11111rt to Route 2, aerved u bolte••s ed "' tiiOI>'obrUarY ~. !lmons preceded ller installathe visiting scouta. A report was II•., by t h e ot tile re..,uon. Tbe cake wu tion with scripture from t h e The elrl• learned how "' tie piannlna - - ol the COUn- llaitked by cr)'llai caedlo hold12th chapter of Romans and a square knotl and then prepared ty P. T.A. COUncll meetlnc wblcb era with wblto gpora. Ill r 1. poem "S:mlebody Did a Golden practice ropes which wUI be w111 bo held Ill mvonle'W Scboo1 Georgia Dur.. an 11011 ol tile Deed." !ll.e concluded with a left at the scout houl8 for use Feb. 6. A bike oalo wa1 helcl bride, reglalered tile pella. prayer of dedlcatloo. for the ol.by tile el&lttb grado claso at the 111e Mro. Lowlo Ia • by on the 11'0011"lleen. clooe cl,the mooting. Project dooation11 were accept.. p.m. Apple Grove WSCS Meets v G' • p '/ upr s . ?'f.-.1 ..... a ·- program Installation Of Officers Is Conducted i ' !' Brownie Troop To .Lead Pledge ed at the meetina: and the members sang "Happy Birthday" to Mrs. Grace H.ysell. A poe m "On the Wings d. a Prayer" taL Md Mrs. Jacob Turner predevotiilns entitled '"Just fir Today." Memben pve Sl~ verses 1n rei!pCI'l&e to roll ·~ SAVEl II 20 to ·eoJI. A pink and grOOn color sdteme ·• • carried oo.t in the table decorations. Hostesses for a des- ten course were Mrs. Slavin, .Jifn. White, Mrs. Lyons a n d lllrl. Roulh. Mrs. TUrner had Wore the refreshments Continues on FAMOUS BRAND NAME CLOTHING••• For loth ·•n and Wome.- ;., IIOJ'Ved, CLOTHI · ", i .. ' ' ' I "E0 , .· , • < =ec.u.q. ~'*"• II~ 1 BY HOBART WILSON, JR. yoor-eqd ....,._., I'UI!IIn.I .loit 11 your favorite etylee, in your favorite. · colo~• and te;rturee. Step into values • . , . buy here, now) • JACQUELINE • HUSH PUPPIES • PARIS FASHION • CONNIE • JOYCE : ,. . . R.,. $11.00 1 JACQUELINE & JOYCE $8.87 10 $10.87 } R.,.-su.oo . Connie, Rush Puppies $5.87 to $7.87 . 1 My good 111 ' , nlchl. "John, I om IOIOW "'raloe you IIIOthor tAm." . £ ';;f... .' , ; , . '. , .' THE REV. ~BVR "Blll" p_,rrln going abotd his ctuitea week ai'KI Wllble to IPIIk above I whi~Per' dU& to • severe ~ . W. e ~ YC!Uire feeliq much better, BllL ., .. . • ' . . ':'"w club.. .U· ti C. I. E. He caiJed to 1811 Jill! so, and laid he 1!11111 . ..._1lili l)liillc iootlce very much, and••• riloult cl tile stoey s to "" Ill tbo locolllldlo 11atlon. lie lllfonnod me that 11 he 111)' - • h& .woold coriolnly caU mo. w0 wroclate your heart.·~=~~.lha.nks, Dovld, ODd ce111il11J - YCitl SUC<ell In on your ......... • •• • : .Owens- Roush ,f:'' i, ' ' iiPPII . ILOCIC".;.pauliOY. MIDDLEPORT AND GALLIPOLIS .T119 n,.~ eJJ~Dlo)rmeat ..'.. ~polis and OPEN Pomeroy Kroger SUNDAY cinutl'f,,. n. It"""' c.., •• w. Nllrye ............................... ·. 100 lon•s ·' ' '•' •,, ' ' • . • 18 a.m. to 7 p;m. .' TOP VALUE STAMPS )00 Extra r~:~~LUE With a $5.00 or MOre Purchase at Kropr. Choice Center Cut. . Expires Jan. 22, '69 lb. Price• In Thill Ad Effective Sun.,Mon.,Tuu., Wed. ONLY! ri!IIT CUT .. & 1>1' ;{.OUNG DAYJD 1i;DI'(AIIDS Ia Yel'l'· jlleaood with tile pubii<IUm on of this Is proof the community Is besllllling to move lorward. ••' !dt!ltY'·nMst' mlustries in 1963 to ~2,76f,~43 in 1967 r~ 2,330 individuals. The ayerqe weekly earninp of worke-rs ulller· unemployment compen-;:;- In Galllo Coollll-' Jumped !rom $84.01 in 1963 to $105.35 In 1 - Wltb llldiUoml Industries In tile - · 1968 (tllooe figures wW DOt be 1"4'Jable Wltll this November) should show more grOifth both In and total dollar Lncome. These ligures ccJtrt.; oni.J oertaln t)'pes or employment, but lt does slat', or it Is a good lndlcati<Ml of the increase, pen:entage.wise, In dollar income. ArKl ' .. , • q• 1N l..i FLOWERS from Du6ley's have the parted bedside manner. A 1Ift of !lowers will let that sick or shut In friend know you have not for· gotten him. ;~; '' 1 To Ernest Duerr for hl1 otrer ot tree on BreeZl Hetghta ++ ++++ lor a lJood.<l ~cope nJOd. . WHY !he hu.p lncreaoe? New !Jiduotrles In tho Tri-County Area Under ' ~uriiW•" in the 1ame edition: ~ large Udl amall, is one r.e&IOII. And prior to the 1960s, Ioeai Row 1 iood 11m In .Ute but don't lllrget to pull the trigger lllllclallaatltutlons dealt moatly In eommerclal.j,ype business Now A bird In the'hand lo bid table1111.mers. • wlllt C<JiqiOUd"' rotos, they,.... hoovily •-ed in the sovlnr; bual: The ~hnie8l nune for lnorin, is sheet mliSie. · ·11!'81. Money that uted to go elsewhere is remalnlns 1• the area U you want to recall thtnp.. Ue I strh" around your' tinpr• lr ::..~~for area residents. Too, we must oot forget the ln&ti~ YOU want to ~t thltp~ de a rope U'(JW'Q your neck. • q ..s.~ If ~'~~ ls all YOU are atter' here, your chances are ~ CCR' AND ++ + + +by+tho Ohio Bureau o! Em•• ~r. I • accordinr lo ll&urea e<llnpnod ......·-.: nc..:'l:·.ldck .ibout i:he ~•tl~er -:_ it ls better tban ~ WeiW'Ier .t P o:vDHnt Sentcea in Columbus, Gallia ~~ emplO)'IIleJlt, pay..;. _ , roll ond oorJ>Ings climbed !rom $9,492,369 lor 2,173 persons 1n all •· ·-t huabaltl ia very to his employes: in spite of the fact bualoeaa 11 wry poor, 1 heard him In hla sleep the etber Save 1/2 Or More . . ' ~ ' -r · ~ Pia <JI;t2~ •,, + +++ ++ TWENTY YEARS AGO, !rom the Olea of the Dally Tribune and weokly ·Gallle Times ... Tr1buno Publisher II. W, Wetherh<llt celebrotes ~9tb blrtbday •• • Gleon P. Com»beU named Rod Cross banquet II[IOIIker ... Cll;f ~~~~rows 1180,000 oppropriaUOliO ... lllptiata pion c:enteDnlal celebration ... OUr Houle dn.ws 1,852 vtslton in 1948 ••• Dr. Jacob Welnboraor to bold Galllo's caaeeJ' detection nto .•• F~ Gollla Couney ·bonko rsport- ••sets of $12 695 ~~llr3 ... trlmo mo -2 . • • • ... 28 whUo Wellston Mia 61~~to Bluo'ii.~ia dumps Jack..., 64- . ft IXTRA TO!' .VALUI ITAMI'I - , ...... .... Ifill - . :...r::~hql~hi~., . .,.,.~ . MeatLoaf. .. 69c Ram Loaf .. 89e PlWJ ·50 EXTRA. TOP V A.LUESTAMPS 111itl& purcluue of 3 lbB. or more · Meat LoG/ or Ham LoG/ MIAT LOAF .. E>p 1/22/118 Spar~, Ribs .. u.. 59c Ham ... I..OU' Fresh SauerKraut ............................... .... Hollywood Style . . FniMr O.atM ............ ol Women's Groups ·Wlll .. P.-y- .. II!, QTRA.. :rQI' y,UUI ITAMI'$ · ~...-~··"~···· "'" ~ _ . . , HAM ' ·1·--~­ ., · 8 to 'l-lb. average Butt Portion i!llip 1/ZZ/fl ... ' BEAUTY '·' ..'. Cheese . ''' . Y-. --·-··-·-- ---·~··-· b.r Mrs. Slavin opened the meet- > P , • main J>llll!plng •IJttG!I at ..~~;y 00 ~ J 1 " • • ,... lilA lliilil. "'~..,. qulrod tho aerviceo olbfoi\Ocil 'Wn, ompJQyeoo ol t:d~ 1 G:; pl'jq!..""'ll' fi2 ·,_ coni !""!' 11101 o.no.· ;C!tll ~~- c1 '1)1 ••J!.:•ocime4oooti.era vtee!llen~ Yl-.,¥> flrii •II'!;I..-J, ~ ~lfl:viiiP ondONoVIIO!It •. · • , ,' =~·!: 1967 wa• ~7,80S,04L'19. ~Or OO..Sl,l~~lbio Wondalf Gerlach uid Htiword lett . · ,,ID,~.fJ~.~B4,aniD<roiue :oli.G'•6011,US.oS. · . thedoJ>'Otlheacsldent.anoldiAI 'not~unlll ,· '·' + + + '+ + + ., lllondaf. The fire aade",.,looilfl!lofl"* 12,000 · · 'P1!QI2RCIAJ: a. S&vloW!. ot..red 'lti22 . "''-• w i - heat; tr.o;, on • ...._... tile ~ ,.,... 011!" 'Vallor .... ,. tt,tte,ot,_s,. J'll'at )iaUWl PlDOd '; > lhe ~-.,.. ftriJ......;...... _1,11M8l.tt; llill ;n.o -·~ waa _. fl•,4115.st. · . f,. l'urtbor e>Plbtloo!f\, . . ++++++ The "'*'~.-'"""'"" a1atloo c!Oalroyed hod Dt!JillliG' tbo ,11111 yoora, a~ In the blr;(loD!o bo"!' tebulll IIi' Tom Cau4l!, llical ~ iiOI*I ha,. IJiciouod tu,~,do.66, ol tbo COlumbia Gao eo.,\ol~ ._., ...... ~ · 59.7 ·11'1' eeot. · Thlo lo YOOI'I .... ~' CclallldoriJ1iQIIIa' It ln.tile hear! ' KATIE . , . . . . a{ ~chi£ ~ 1Ht; Tile v~uaouolJETs" TAKEN ... ' ' .' ..... hi" u . . '" . FRO.. Tho GIMLET, a omo11 NJ,or pub:ftl ~,-.fr1.5,94..2&. Flrot . ' ..,. , llohed In ;:;38 • ol ..1110i, loeriiood f;2;1159,293.97, Cotmnorclal Alwayo a b<>uq~~et to ttie Amerlean Lolton lor whot.ibey oland &. ,S&~olo ~P.·~s,'oU:58 iad Ohio Valloy for. • . , . Jti!II104 $7,i$3f~;9I; < to lowrow To tile Civic Club and Ill Yl!'loua comml-• lot tbelr eftorlo ++++ f f Pomlll'O)". ·. · . IN U · yoon, assets. In lhe loor Gallla To Frllnk Johnoton ODd · J. Q; Rice for their' ;;.;, reJidonces. booka hoYO cllinbMt28,028,13&64. Aa: ;. Totlthe standord OU ~1\Y ODd John Koehler !or ll>eir..., ID 1953, the l"!!l'·conotructlca ,.., at a : PI sta ana. · . Creek Power Plut bel'"' Olelblre. .-at thanl<lng memboro ter." . ••Hta Paper Given at Meeting dist Cllurch. . r....... ill,...,.. C. E. Blakeslee at Meigs High School. 0.. cam- . 1 a.. J.O.F. CLASS, 7:30 p.m.,Mooday, at Pomeroy United MethO- 1' · Pl\~ .' ' ' ' .... '··· •'·' ' ( ~ 1111lxTu. Yw VU ITIIMPS '· ..... ~_... ....... d.!if.t~ ....,... ----·-·----·---- ~·~~RoDs 4 ":i.. $1 .......... ~·· • ·- AdrtM·PI - E>p·.I,IIVII . I'OIID - · ,_en ·. 3...... ' • '! .. .. $1 """' ,_. Halves • · K~er Frtozen, BeaM, Broceoll, ~~~ Vega., Pea & Carrots, . ,. · ·or Com .... Laim.dry .Bleach •• ••• ~: ~ :' .... -· ' ' I·I ' �l . ' ,1~ - 1,.,, ~ J....., ' ¥n 19, 11169 NEA "$ - ....._;·~~..,. , J'b!io• • 'Si~IJIII, . ;,' . ..,.......,. • Ho, Seeing He Was Lieke Youth .Bea·E: -i# TNI NATIONAl. 111'0117 ON WHAf'S H~IHO ' ·Decided on Peace Long ' • MOVIEGOERS' CHONICLE: Movie colac lio<reaoes ol•adlh· wllh IPvel of rdunt.... Tile If." ace ~~!>!up II most rfequent In aUt"ndanrt". lWveaty per eeill _,.televi1Mn movl£> vh•,n•n (HI the~· hne bfton cllf'aled by thfo "edit"" ' 'er.sion and tht" rr~uent commercials. :\.1mest all (eel ··greater lnuh:ement"" In a thnter . .. Move to Pep,ce · lnthnat'\'. darkne55, mood, "·idE' sil"ffn. sharing, surfOIIDdtngs and people aJI h\ p up the sensith·ily of tlie indhddual. Also a factor was the rehash . Man'· ertjo,· tht" social discussions th"at f o II o w a mutuall~ \'i('wed motion picture. Half thf population never =oes 446-4060 •;REe;EuTYPT out thai television is the most potent force wltb wbicb the movie tndllsln must conc::ern Itself. New worries for theater o\merS and operators : wide screen television at home . communil~ antennae television (CATV) with excellent home reception, the specter of pay television on a wire web across the nation plus reeent FCC declsloaa enwurag· tag " program origination .. on the part of CATV setups. The answer for the movie makers, distributors and ex· hlbltors has to be quality and lots more of It! MUS IC FLASH .' L ook f or " Soulshake" to crock the Top 40 big. big. PeQf1Y Sc~tt and Jo. Jo Bensm~ have an al.bum Ow t 1s loaded w1th w mners. 1t s a Nash.vdte arrow atm ed at Motown dominanc e and it's in the heart of the target. It 's exactly what it says: " Soulshake.'' You gotta dance whe~t you hear it . HOROSCOPE INTELLIGENCE : Are summer-born smarter than spring- er wlater-bf)re people? A University of Wisconsin research program says "no... standard 1!1telligenee and personality tests fallecl to abow ~ny dUf~r­ ence in level of intelligence rela~rth date. Wbew . LORE OF YORE ; An old nmedy for warts was to say prayers backwards. Soffl? modern day experts contend EL Greco's style was du/~ tt<o -Q.efective eyesight. In .some areas of tl~is country a uSa.$ "assu~ed" of long hfe btl being passed arou nd a tab e leg three ttmes . VIOLENT GffiLS: Big trou~le. "Soelal Ullls" otiU aren't '; Car was a Pilntlac GraDII Prix and io 196'1, If memory serves, it was a Cougar or some other Ford prod\ICt. I know Motor Trend does its best to conjure up the right car each year b.u t it might strike some people as • • • INTERSTATE 75, complete except f4r a few short sec· tions, traverses the United States from the Canadian border to FlOrida, offering a fast route for vacationers. It is an example of what the nation's border - to-border highways will be like when the intentate system, now two-thirds finished, is doM. Tbe blaot weapoo of "reo pression" b society's malo weapon to keep the cool. Girls don't bave contact sports, don't bave eneugb competitive oatleta, don't compete In eaough boy.gtrl atbletlcs, accord Ia g to mauy leading poycbologlsts. They say violence is a norm and not a deviation fr.om it! Anyone heard of hair pu1llng and eye scratchlag lately? for highway purposes (the amount of poUutants. spewed skyward by the fuel Is not prc:wide d in the press re- One-third of the total was paid Editor, 'TQn Magazine \ Report Supports obtained a court order directing Rhoads to tell the court why he should not deliver up the autopsy reports to the trial in New Orleans. 15 to be Confirmed In Cbureh Service PI". PLEASANT- Fl!teenpersons will be confirmed todar lo Cbrlst 14>1seopal Chureh dur· lng the 11 a.m. aen1.eo by the Rt. Rev. W!lburo C. campbell, Bilhot> of the Dloee10 of West Vlrglala ..no Ia making his annual vtattaUon to the 1 o c a 1 claireh. R-red -· the ..... Post 200 Names 1969 Offi.eers GALLIPOLIS - Bqy Sooul ExPlorer Post .200, at Ita rOIular meeting this week at Scout · llall on Coort St., oleeted tile !oiiO!Ifllg olllcoro for the comIng tenn: President, ilonlt' Finney; nee • prellfdent, Dovld T o p e; secretary, Keith Hanldna. and tnuurer, Bol> Sdolpts. Eqle SoMI Larry Doboon. Ttrl'l' -·· and llaDoll t.>lmeJ wereBol> lllPiintad to ..,.. U Junior Al&lltUt Advlairl b,r AclviHr Gory Bulk. 1bt JI'OII'IID for the meellliJ woi1lll ·dloeuoll(ooand~ .... "' ~· Tho j,oot plana ,_. t.o i·........alzilto oo archory 11111 .. Hoo ha. The Road Rua110r, aeat <ar thal'll 'II, 11 aboat •• pradleal · a•~ i cbtomlum· · plated bam~ · ftycatcber. · Be&klel, yoa've a:o& 18 wonder about uy automobile that ran• aroulld witll • earloon doc!al oa Ill old• aDII in occasionally to leaven the bread. Actually, the real pubnc service would be to select The Dog of The Year. tossed Heaven . OWNERS:. . Henry, DOn,, Paul Bolrd .(ll'elldent was Dick 6ioift. 1be eontirmBDd11 are: Rachel Barr, MU7 Cox, Jar Wioemon, S1e11b0D Nearly ~~ mHo• of Interstate 64 !rom lnsl!ute to iluJi>ar (a f5.5 m1lllm Job) was openoc1 ro tralll£ Octdler 21, bringing to over 61 the toW mllos of tho -rhl&hwar now useable In West VIrginia. The new fOUJ"....aile Oblo Rlver Bridge at ilellderSOD moved cloaer to reali\v as acUviUes prosresled at a breakneck clip to erect the lllrllel>lre In half the normal lime. Actual oonllr1lctloo bepn In early .......,. of 1968 and II apeeted to be <OR!· pleted 1o1o thil year. H I I e, Phillp - · Johmy Pantelou- COMPLETES TRAINING · NEW HAVEN, W, VA. Arm,Y Private Erlllel A, Rlllle, 18, om of Mr. and ~1 · Er· abel L. RUllo, completed ·Dine weeks of B<IYaneed lnfilltry tralnlng Dee. 19 at Ft. Polk, In 1961 frOm EaotemHighSchool In Reedsville, OhiO and attellled columbia Union CCII!ege In 'ra,. koma Park, Mel. ~ and Cc:llftrmaods. Alnhaa Mclncyre wu groduated • BANK FIHAHCIHG 'LOW PAYMENTS · LOW .PRICES · • EXT'EI(D~D TERMS lo6 SUNDAYS I ·1 NWIEIDAYS , hit the nail Oft the ·.head FOR MOBILE ,. SKYLINE & OPEN. t ' which to CAROLINA LUMIE~ . STILL .· ~KES ~L ,. • OVER GALUA COUNTY. AND MEIGS TOO! mallow suspen&ions. Better yet, Ute mal!azlne might nominate no model for the Car af the Year dis· Unction and explain why. "NeatnJ Gniold" During tile American Rev· olutlon, Westebeslar County, N.Y., aDII etpec!ally the Broux, was mown as j'neutral ground" because II was not COn!istent)y CM;Cupif4 l!Y eitller side, aftcl U.. oympatbies of Ita Inhabitants Wen. divided. .. • ;: " !' \ IIDioOMMOIILE · .- D~Maas., M. Kermed,y, Virginia 4 'ff :...-o next "precaut!oo" taken ;~:~f4:t::::=. Over Fairfax County police directed a patrol car to remain in the "immediate area" or the senator' II home until l'urther notice. 1be threat, an aide said, was made In a telephone call to Kennedy' a omce Friday afternoon. Ho was at .home at the tin)~ ·-·~,;;. , WASHINGTON (UPO - Amerleans of' all sorts aOO ot every aspect swarmed into tbeir nation's capital saturday to take P\rt _in a three-day, $2.7 million r~ of inaugural activities thot will be climaxed Mooday Patrick country." "I thiiik this Is w~t means the most to ua.'' ~edy ~ Kennedy also praised Katzen~ bach, who succeeded hil brotber aa a11orney general, and i:tark for havlhg carried m Robert Kennedy' I el!orta to IJn&lrove the admlnlflrllloo of Ameri""'J Justice. but 8ordl.a' i.u . '( .. 1ires ""'~I ID~a , ~, wert · uaeCIODl~ l·~ '· -':.' ,·;,· llliJ · ', bee~ tanilUar Witb tho -l!l~csi ,habl,toofpl")eldonta 'f~ _._ , - " . •. . ·.ve..,o n . .,.. .. e..l..o · ,·':· u ,n aft ...,... l)oo.... . · ed hi• a;:, ~ return of all Moba.... Alrfl"" - - r cora tlno of oho ·7.35-14 Plf<hland !!IDee Fob 1, 1988 ss.rlnllltel' IJ!!I..._....., (Jr08lll<!i" 'brldo Willi ef,teet." .~ _ , ~ , d.t~ve.' a New Y~ 'l'ii1Jen~ ,.A~ tO John E, MardJI. trom. h$1 .,u~~- . :'1ft, ~·~ld;Bant ..to. 1M .,reatdailt · .....Ymear~• ~~ .- llP · mJat,t ~~ · ~ bo ~ ~ ~ latm~WrY te.s tolit. Jlie ,,.ct, ~'~ ' . receiving line with her two daughters, Trlda and newlymarried Julie Nixon Elsenhower, former first lads Mamie E isenhower, Mrs. Spiro T, Agnew and the wives or incoming cabinet members. The scheduled called for Mrs. Nixon to ·ny back to New York after the reception to join h&" husband, who elected to remain off·otage durin& the Oj)OIIing da,y of the inaugural festivities. The Presiderl:-elect and Mrs; Nixon planned to return to dissent. :::;h"; ..,.•.a __ ,.., .... the bust · of tllo late brother wtdeh waa presented by the Kennedy family. 1be taln-eoaked ceremony was atteDded by Chief Ju!Jtlce Earl warren, Attorney General Ramsey Clark, Attorney Gener~ ·aJ.dellignate John Mitehell, Undersecretary o1 state Nidlolas deB. Kabenbach, World Bank . President Robert s. McNIIIIIUa and Ethel Kennedy, widow of Robert Kennedy. Kennedy told a crowd c1 several lalndred. huddled be~ neath umbrellas In the court-yard, that Wider his brother the employes ol the Juatiee Department ••all worked •• a team in the be~ interests ~ the P~ - ry which are present at every inaugural. And some came to For the first lime in the nation's hi story, a presidential inaugural was eonCronted by a large-scale protest demonstration. The National Mobilization Committee to End the War in ~ ~,"cwp~~nj,9{ mxorr· • · . ....,s nt '• Vietnam, ·wtiiCh tirP:niztid'' die Democratic convention demon-. the United Stetes. On hand for the third strations in chicago last sumRepublican inaugural in 40 mer, obtained permits for a years were famous governors ••counter-inaugural parade"' ~ a n d notorioos pickpockets, day afternoon, to be followed bearded anti--war protestors aoo Sunday night by a "'countercongressional medal or honor inaugural ball" in a big circus whmers, cowboy actors and tent erected on the grou.n:ls or i~n ' prln~esses. astronauts the Washington Morument. Mobilization leaders predicted just back from the moon and high school bend musicians on that \I' to 10,000 war protestors their first trip away from home would' take part. They slid they -as diverse a cro11s-sectlon ot hqNKI to avoid physical 'dishes humanity as ever assembled for with police, and were interested only in 40 demonstrating that a si~le event. T11eir motives for being here America is still deeply divided wery as Yarious as their about vietnam." Official inaugural activities t.ctqp-oullls. S<llne come to started saturday afternoon with celebrate a politlc:al vit'tory. to a reception for distinguished honor a new president 1nd vice president, to witness a solemn ladies at the National Gallery of and peaceful transiton of power, Art. Mrs. Nixoo had twice Othefs came to see an:l be seen, before attended such receptiOns to spend small tortures on in the slf)porting role of wife of ~ns. halrdoa, hotel roontll and the vice president. This time tickets tor events at wt.ic:h they she was. the star attraction !or might get a Oeetl~ glimpse of the 11,000 Republican women "Dick and Pat" ro Wk about who rated or wangled lnvitations. back home. 1be fll'st-lad,y-to-be, weering a Some Came To Protest Some came ro e>Pioit the princess dress of sk,y blue silk ample oppo~ties for c:hicane- and worsted, stood ln the · The .. - , , In tightly buci<leci tr'en'ch cOot, dedicated W-. · 141ller PAGE 13 For Inaugural By LOUIS C ASSELS bruo band In hlo )Wth, and ·lostlc hymn .....,..,,. • , ~ !>ff!>re om,an pt~o . Ill 'WII- ''hall ·a 'IJDOr fri~ at the exeeutlU man- alr<lllg tenor .alee linn.. ientintl ww In a gero," Miller laid. ; 110• ~~;" Ohio (UPI) - NDt rom b on.o·'• onllulilllat. · Ho Jl~ord B. llol,~~·. <!iid ·I hli!li Tire co. of Akron SollirT1'!111W1. . pll.yad thai I n - In a Willlam McKinlor u ilillolil· ~· lnlilated a retail order 111r aJIICinll ~imes - stalilng, not once contemplating a walkout in earnest. The months long stalling in Pari s, the haggling about the type and shape of the conference table, the anticipated SUNDAY, JANUARY 19, 1969 (\!~Amort- executive, 'lbomao Jeder-. wtllle re~ hlo ~ · • · P!'••~ 'baVe .'l!eOD ~ ne deaerll>ed Jolfer-·· •• · ''a ."lllarcltes of the >Pr. . . . · . D--..1~ 1"--•~:n . rnual<*l lot, """' violin cultivated lilan . 'wllo • p~ld 17811-1909." · : ':1 :.IAWJI; ~-. ' ~· and ....~ in•trturull>t•., includiD& Slnglng~;. • '} . ' • :· ·. ... , , . •. the v1o11n. ~e~~me· ... jluel• .s.veral. 1>1'0~~ · .. ... ·: "'!t.i ,~i.:...i.~ Warten G.. reducing the ll.IIDber of Ameri- VOL Ill NO. 51 YORK plano '1110 ahead predictions." junbaJJ , li~ TrumaR, . Plo:·~~anq ,Moha~k Calls we're move ties or ~gotiat8 with WashingtOn. It cbose the latter, setting the terms for a settlement and eftli the limits for any compromise arrangements. Nothing has ehanla4 since, they said. Co1nmunist diplomats con-- haggling about Jll'OCedurel, tho oulpouril>p- past fidenll.y predict a settlement or propagancla sort5 t.o emerge eventually from and future- all are part cl • s trategy firmly set in adwuet: the Paris , talks or from alternative avenues that eveo- by Hanoi which evidently reels that by wearing down Ill tua.lb may be come necessary. adversaries it can retp maxioo Thi s is why the Communists sat patiently in Pari s through mum politi cal dividends, hi.Yilc the many months of lrustrating railed to win the war. :f~~OY~:§~; WashingtonBrimming ..,..u. 'lYle~ . !W ean npldly on substantive matters, but rm not going to make any foreign ministry international e,onference center. Agree: On Procedures The meeting eOOed with agreement on procedural matter s, the "mechanical'' thi~ s such a s rotltion of speakers, the number ot delegates, use or languages, and who would sit where at the 13-foot-<iiameter round table. With procedural agreement, the four delegations decided t.o start tbeir discussions on peace as soon as possible. The Viet C o n g representlitive, Mrs. Nguyen Thi Binh, suggested (Continued on Page 14) ,die~ · a flulb' ~ 1n 111e 'lm\t!t liner: . '1'<i' ~linlnate lhe poUJbUity of m/'uioi!J ib&nrd,i' J!ald, "We,, "'' allklng YartiD together Sunday afternoon in time to attend the inaQgUI"al concert, featuring the Natioral Symphony Orchestni. the Mormon Tabernacle Choir, on Sunday evening in Constitution flail. The Nixons "ill OCC\t)Y a s uite at the Statler-Hilton Hotel until they move into the White and House Morda,y. The Nb:on"s daughters, escorted by Julie's husband. David E isenllower, and his parents, Col. · and Mrs. John Eisenhower. remained in the capita) to represent the fami.b at the inaugural all-America gala. sa(Continued. on page 14) SAIGON C\JPO- A taok Ioree s.ooo American am South VIetnamese troopa sweeping the Batangan peninsula SOturday night pullhed to the ol two hills described as the opentions center tor hundred of Commu- of WASHINGTON (UPO - President Jotmsoo, who refused to wear ronnal cutaway and strtp.. ed pants to his own inaugural, wtll make a concession Cor Rlchord M. Nixon. Johnson will wear the required attire, lncludl~ the four-Jn.hand gray and ' black tie, for the sweartog-In ot Nixon as ti-e rmuon•s 37111' President. For hi& own inaugural tour years 110, J ohnaoq wore a dark buslne1a suit and dark fedora. He did however wear eutawQ" at the weddiiles of his dauglrtOn Lucl Nugent aDd L,ynda Bird ~ It wu It · their Ina!•~·~ root nist troc:ps. The Allies knifed deeper lnto the coastal Isthmus 318 miles northeast of Salgon near Quang ·Ngal Cl(ll on the sixth do.Y of an otrensi ve designed to destroy whB.t has been a Communi st Staggerl~ losses, even b7 admission ot the informaDta, hove become too staggering to allow It to go oo tl-ghtlrw: a fullscale war. The battle wu therefore shifted last sprillg to the cooterence table where the bargaining boo not yet begun. Hanoi is In oo hurr> and Ia prepared to sit it out for months, e"Yen a year or more, maklrw an oec::uional "concessioo" here and there, but not veeri~ from its maln objective, 1t pllinly wants the Americana out o( Vietaa.Jn. possibly allowing tor a reasorable time bble for the pul..l out. At the same time, Hanoi. wants independence, DOt Just frCI'I'I the Americans, but from Communist China and Ruasla. The United States aJJJ Russia are sufficiently Car awar geographicallly to worry Hanoi UJXIuly. But China is too close for comfort aOO a strong China is clearly a mortal threat. It is the latter consideration that could make HaDOi more ameM.ble even to 8't'enb.ai pollti<:al co-existence with the Americans once they have gone But that is something that lies In the distant future, in the opinion of diplomats. AmMAN SECOND CLASS DJgene Lee, 20, son ol Mr . and Mr1. Bill Lee, 745 Fourth Ave., Gallipolis. will serve a11 an honor guard &Iring Presi- dent Ridlard Nixon's lnaug~ ursl!oo In Waelllngton oo Mooday. The Gollla Courlcy airman will be positioned directly lo front or Pre sldent-elect Nixon. Lee was interviewed by a CBS-TV newsman last week. Lee, a 1966 graduate or Gal. Ha Academy Hi[h ScOOol where he played football four years tor the Blue Devils, entered the U. S. Air Force a year ago in October. He aasumed duties In Washington last November after spending t h e Thank11giving holidays here wtth his parents. said the two Batangan peninsula hills, known as Hill 37 aOO Nlui Lon, were laced with elaborate bunkers built by the .Japanese during World War n. Miss Webb said the Marines were drawing rocket, grenade and 50 caliber machine gun fire from areas behind the Allled cordon. She said the Commu-nists had planted "peanut butter'" mines- small C-rat.io cans of explosives de signed to blow the feet orr. Pastor not Ready for Flesh Pile MADISON, Wis. (UPI) - The Living Theater went to dmreb ~ complete with '"flesh pile." spitting and swearing, and - en lllda spectators. The pastor ..,.. he .. take a week or so to thbdc Uout I~ but oayo he had •-Got fUlly prepared myself" tor tba aatlu he housed In the name of elvll liberty. The Rev. Max Goebler let tho avant garde group perform at his First Unitarian Clllreb In . Slorewood HiHs When Madlauthorities refused to iaBUB a permit. The pastor Friday oAI4 11o OllPOMd ••censorshipln~ and ssid ho felt the s ...... no1 be withheld from - - viewers '"merely m ,ripli1tiDD alone." fHa decislm ,.Y hued, he said, "simply al. ter1n1 t4 clvtlliberUes. 11 A capacl(ll crowd a( 500 peroms turned up at tile elllreb to watdl a parfonDipltl' G( ••ParadiiO Now,• tho ll'OUP'a reNJriuad prodaetlqa. • The ldoa of tho. o~Dw. a cut member explalnod 11 to .... tho audleDce, illl .... volvad Iii thelll'DWctiOti..,..!ore• out tlioir ..... - ·· · stronghold tor 20 years. Allies Advance Slowly The group ~ to Iota Marine oftl.eers said the UPI correspondent Kate Webb Communists seemed to be lyi~ ­ elotftes and llaltero. .J U tile ...._ low in some tunnel complexes, lenoe dkl tbept - IMiU..:·u 11vo PLENTY AT PARKS then hopping out and tiring on and l1lo -ed to COLUMBUS (uPO - The De· partment of Natural Resources re,ported tod:a)' tllat a record 2&.701,584 persons vtsltOO Ohio's -~~-==~-:@ - Losses Hanoi's ....... Allied Force Pushes Close to Enemy Hills 55 The ~tate parks Jurilljl 1968. all ...,_ tomero to return tlroo of 11111 .• ........ QJ\01 '.- ... ••vik ··~ - Washington ·o LONDON (UPI) - WbPn Hanoi agreed last oprlng to meet ... Amer icans in Paris it had already decided toelll the war and Mt U. terms fOT a seUlemeDL Communist diplomats in close lOud! with-lleaoi d~ . , . . ped the hid. thlt Hanoi had r eached the concluaioo it could JMJt CCW tinue full $Cale war because it was reactd~ the bnaldlll ...... The alternative before the regime of President. ltG Cld M;ldJ was either to scale dawn the fighting to indefinite suerrWa acij,.q,. :::::.:!":fu'!:~.::: ·!tit with John Henry.'' we I occl.t)iers of France and now a can troops In Vietrmn this year. He said this would be possible by increaai~ the eaiciency ol the Swth Vietnamese army. The lour parties sat down tc«etbe r Saturday for the first time at the drab Hotel Majestic, a World War U Gestapo headquarters of the Nazi tmne where pollee maintained a 24-bour 'rigll to 5f' .ttit inlluaur.- bope pc~ cc. "I am very happy to be able !snored a telephoned death throol Saturday ro aitend a Justice Department ceremony in honor d. his assassinated ~. the late Robert F, Ing. fully ending a Soviet experimept. bn how to build a real stairway to the stars. U. Col. Boris Vol.ynov in SOyuz 5 was lowered safely under a huge orange parachute to a wintry "iteppe eaat oC the Ural mowrtains .at 11 Lm. Moscow time (3 Lm. EST) after 72 hours, 48 minutes in "orbit. : . lie landed 25 houro alter the LL Col~evgeny Khrunov and . . ,. twin spaceship Soyuz 4 made a civilian Yellaeyev took a llmflar perfect landing with 11o one-hour 1!al In 101!-<U!Wnod -cosmonau~ and ,lwo ~£!' · ·~• . .. cewaJRors .'Wii(l had "lflune ..'btlf ~:. .. . , · · ' . • . , • con oite lhlp to ihe otlter'Wtllle ·'l'io ·~ ~ · tho ... .J!o~ In IIJOCO, . "paved war to the '( •Wbat a great triumph, tult1Dment ~ such operations in ~ eOplr-~,t• the penunent outer space 18 delivery · c1. newapaj)er lzveatla blazoned, cargoes, repair and assembly a~111 Ita Cront pap. . work, rep)at;:ement of crews d. ~: Tua said ~ ftve-di.Y, four. orbital .' ~ stations or . man mlslllon had opened the rea~ u1. cg ws in emergency .J~ for •'the creation or orbUal lituatfons. ~. · Jbamed stations tor aclentific: : ::::::::::::::::::--:=i-:::::::::::::::::::::::-:*?:~ ,.and -..mJc purpooes." NEW; JO~jl CUPO _ ~ .~ · Dfseuss Fixed Stadolls Rlcharil M. Nixon takes the ·:· A group of Soviet apace oath '(J( office at noaa Jlon.. ·• ..tlenllllll enthuolasl!eally~ da,y, ho wiU swear to uphold ~·· fOrward to conltnlctlon · of a the ConstttUtJ.m on two brown ' ftxed.....,.ttion st.a.Uon platform leather family J¥bles held by =~238 mlles lhove Uti earth. his wife, Pat. 'l'lte Unklng af S>yuz 4 and 5 They will be OllOned to· a '(fit ~ than rout hours op passage contalnlng a plea COr .\W~sda,y wu the first time peace. the second chapter ol mamed lpaceahlps had lsllah, fourth verse: ~ up in orbit, although uAnd he shaD judge among ·..~~ e r i c a n a~tronauts JJ&ve the nations and shall rebuke \lOcked a manned Gemini With rnaQy ~le, 8.nd they llhafi. :t~ ,g unmanned target v~cle beat their nrords fnta plow. '- Averil times. . shares and their spears into ., Tho ScJVIel ouccesa came pruning hooks. Nllloo llhall ·.loboot.U. ,Col. VtaitlhiJr lllatalov not 11tt up nord .Pinot na. , butlled sQ,u. 4 Pnii.Y Into tlon; ni>lther ahall they learn / S>yut S · to create .a fOur. IUI)'IliOre." .';oomportment Qrlitttng llllll<\n. ~w.::>m::,<$:::::::<:::>,:~,.:~ .• · Edward Sen. Keniled;r. He drove from hls nearby ···. s:..~~~'::=~~~ ~;:~a;:.~~ ~=~i~~tps:;~::.~:.:: ·•. PELIYERIES . WASIIINGTON (UPO - buaill88& of making to report that we've reached agreement on all procedure s for the first plenary session, wtdch will take place early next week, .. Cyrua R. Vance, deputy chief oi the U.S. delegation said alter the 5 hour and 10 minute meetirc. Vance said the belligerents now can "get on to the real begin · "eek, probobly Tuesdoy. · membership concluded the meet- ' Space Feats Get ,W orld's Acclaim FORGET THAT . ; • Routine bu11lne111 and dlswsalon on kO<!!>Ing the streeil clean, a proposed brochure, and m . NEW COMPLETES TRAINING POMEROY - Ail'IDIII CJar._ ence D. Mcintyre, 1011 of Mr. alii Mro. Herbert 4. Mcintyre, Rt. 1, Mlhersvllle, hi: a comple~ od t.olc training at Lacklaod AFB, Tex. He has been l&alsned Lowey AFB, Colo., for tnii>llltl 11 an loteUigeD<e opeclaltaL , are ~. ·.~ t kaa, Sam Nldtoll, Korell BroWn, Ell.-b MorpJ!, Seott.John1011, Kevin Dorst, A11f4:i Park, Mrs. Pat Morp11 and Mr&. DoD Kina· ery. FolloWing the nrvt~ there will be a receplkla In tho jiU· llh boule hoDoi 1ng the Bllhop there ..... ' WE DON'T WANT YOU TO ' \ · l· · The new prelident was inatall' ad by outs!Jtilg Jll'e&ldent c a • h ., Babr. " Mn. Werner reported em the , tucee118rul Middleport Merchants choose. MT might, for example, condemn the Industry lor manufaeturi!Jg In· adequate brakes or burd·l!>· .operate seat belts or marsh· CHARLESTON - orer $15'h mflllm worth of projects wao awarded ro <OIIIraet I n Rood Commtsoion Dlmlct One dllriDg 1968, o reeord year In termo of 8111e1rtdo rood ...,.. structlonaetlviUoo. knows enough from Under Contract Garri11on Although manY vocal, active .. eritlc:s d. the Warren COITUJDs-- .,., exciting ca,r and has iitfiu· ('need other manufacturers to follow the simple, practi· r.al theme that delivers a completely functional automobHe ." curious that the prize alnlost rotates amoug the Big Tllree with Ameri c an Motors $15 1/2 Mil1ion is Warren Finding Cindy Wloeman, ~y . !r.ucks . • Approximately $16.3 bil· lion was spent on roads and streets in the United States in 1968. Receipts for high· ways hit a record of $17.8 ' '. aion were good bets to cry ! 'whitewash/' the panel study by physicians with no prior .banrJection with the case apto di spose or 1 iontroveratal, unconfirmed idea the late President was shOt the front. leading c:xponent ot this haB been New OrleiNI J~mes Garrison who Kennedy was shot by tf1an one man lUll. that the ~ wounJs resulted Crcm lind from in front of the current court action responsible tor By now you must kD~ that Moror Trend maga· zine's Car of the Year is the Plymouth Road Runner because, says MT, it is "an lfase l. • Motor vehicle owners paicl t14.2 million in special state and federal highway user taxes during tbe year. -By Robert Macleod ' p.Aifl Beep.'' Come to Order on Tuesday The Paris conference began e Yen a& President Nguyen Van Thieu or South Vietnam announced plans in saigoo (or talks eJII)ected to OIJiiOing president. Installed Hor~. • MIDDLEPORT - Carl Horky Cbrlstmas Prot!ram, and decor' wal· eleCted president ot t 11 e atlons next Chrl11tmas were disMiddleport Chomber or C 0 m- CUlled, Jack Welell amounced merce when the Chamber met Utat several ch4mber members at the Columbus and Southern will meet with the Pome"'1 Ohio Electric Social rooms Frl- Chamber or Commerce Monda,y da,y evening. wllen It reviews pllllll wllb a Reelected were Mrs. J o h n representative of a eompao,y Werner, trea$urer, and Mrs. O. which sals Christma1 decora.i·B. Stout, 10ctetary. Elf!Uld \dee .tJ.ns> order to select a ear. Last year, you may recaU, Tbe In wo·m en despite aU of the blstorleal "weaker sex," "gender sex" ldentlflcatlou. Child beatlogs are a serious national problem. , a lJIQILT ·' I have a aUJplclon that Detroit ha& never ieally produced a true "Car of the Year" and thai consequently :Motor Trend must do a lot of late-night rationalizing In to eoplog with lbP v olent urge that remains WASHJNGTON (UPI)- A SO>- wa1 kllled In the Dallas joll cret, independent st:udy of X- before he could be brought to rays, autopsy reports, photo- trial, or for that matter, graphs ot his wounded body and questioned at great length. At the .request of Mrs. actual clothi~ worn by Pres-Jacqueline Kermedy Ona&sls, ident John F, Kenned)o shows he the President's widow, the was killed by two bullets flred from above and behind him as autapay material was sealed in he rode through Dallas Nov. 22, the U.S. archives at lelst until 1971. The ODl.y persons known to 1963. This newest disclosure in the have examined the material cortroversial assassination case prior to Clark's announcement night were NavY agreed with conclusions of the Thursday doctors who perlOrmed the Warren Commission. autopsy, naval medical persort-o Review of the hitherto closel)' gt.lll'ded autoPsY matertal was ne1 who took the X-raya and conducted last year by a panel photogrophs 81 Bethesda (Md.) Hospital m:l some of four doctors at the request of Naval members of the Warren ComAU;)'. Gen. Ramsey Clark. The firxlings were made public mlssioiL &~~ase of the report was Thursday nigbt with approval of prorq:~ted by Garrison's continu-the · Kennedy family. The panel said the autopsy ing investigation. As a result of reports, x-rass and photogropha Garrl&Otl's court ease against eliminated "with reiSOIW.ble Clay Shaw, accused as a certainty"' any possibility that conspirator in the assassination, Kennedy was shot to death the man in charge ot the thrwgb the head trcm .. any national archives, Dr. J1m.es B. direction other than tram back RhOilds, has been ordered to awear in court. Ito tront." t GUAqNTEED USED AND PLYMOUTH'S ROAD RUNNim•liiouemt~ lo "lloep beep" aboll. Meter TreDII m!Uizllie Ilea plebd .ILaa Cor of tile Yeor. GleDD E. Willie (left)/J-ral DI!UIIICet ef tbe Cllr)'oler-Piymnllo Dlmhll o i:lleyaler Moton Corp., aceepla tile award fnm MT pablfober ~Y Broct; IHI' uBftp ' :1 ±:a:a:bn a a rtS • Kennedy '1forky Elected by CC Ignores Threat ·;: .. Mrs. John werner, .....lectsd treasurer. easb Bohr, rtl!ht. · SERVICE TO 7 STATES ur, .i CARL ,JIORKY, CENTER, was eleet.ed pretldent of the Mt&ll~ Chlmlior of Commerce Friday nJahL At left Is May. Fll'St Plenary PARIS CUPO-O!IIelals of the Vnlted States, South ' Vietnam, North Vletnani and the Viet Cone met for the first time Saturday and agreed on proce· dural. details for tun-scale peace .. 367-7598 to the mo,• ies~ The Motion Picture As:;eclatlon revealed all of abovr in a special survey just completed. Also found l • 5,- BRUNO CONFmMfD , '1\'ASIIINGT!JN CUPD - T h e : Soaale hU cooflrmed the ...... . .ll!ai!M ot ·~ - tlte!D to thins.~ ~ll(llt .. the Leathernecks when the the~, 1'her;o ................ IDd It cordon line passed their posl· tions. Severll dozen Commu- wu tho lii'OtiP'IIut...ilaor:.r,.. nists were known killed in the bon, slowly moving Allied advance. U.S. and South Vietnamese loues were officially desc'ribed. as lll!hL MeanwhUe, 11 Americans were belie'(ed ldlled in the crash of OD Ali- _Anierlca C47 a• p!)lltplane '"' a r~Daate, In RaVema~.Ohlo. , Aa . at, At> Phwc oflla -. �•• • • ' . ' • U - iTiw SUniloy nmlo - ~..., SUo~!~~!', Jonuory 19, 19119 johnson Says GOodbyes Saturday . ' ' '*' -~' la lbe pnaldeDC)' the ~11 tlve bill 10 ~ tilt presl1"mill prl,.tel,y JohiiiOO rounds ol thO White llcolle llld who had ac..._nled him sollry 0"'!11 $).00,000 to$200,000 ~ ' o yeor. '!be r8Q1111ndor ot hla world~ <loorttr• 10 ~ tare' Movi.,!lo1 wolf "IUIII ~ f'l'l to 1110 pOIIPle oli!dol ·dull•• 1nvoiYOd tile who aerved · hlm lnr thO paot All the whJ]e, :rriovlrw ,:nen iiSUIM:e pi nmi.eroua required w~ at w.ork In the ' Willie years. and wi.tchlng the movl~ men aJQl!Jll nworta which hid to be t1ve He visited with the Wl'!to H.... llviM qUirteFJ remov\!1i pre))lre the White House""' ror sent to ._Congrns belore' he lett House kitchen help, me.laetWerJ tho lost ~ily picture• ll'om Richard Nlxol\. (tfftce. and lriven as -w-ell u other ·the Wllils ~ thO loot. ot the 1'"-111<.you For all practical purposes. personol ~ The · ~ job For moat ot the da.Y, however, sla11 m"""'"' s. . ThO onq ol moving-large mea eoniaiDLyndon Johnson hid vacated i<JOdbl'es thsl remained unsaid the White House of his per&UIIl Johnaoa IDvohed himsel! with were to the Presided's ~ IM 111011 ol tile 31 mlllloo beloogings bl/ Saturday e...,q. saying goadbJ-es to member& ot diate staU, people ~ would see doeumenls Jobn&OD hll eoUeel- · 81 then, all that remained was the staff and new&me:n who had until almost hi& ftnal mlllltel in ed sl~e his esrl,y duo In the man, hi s family aOO little eo'WU"ed mOst oi his yeara in otftce at mon Monday. Coogreoa IUid the pleeea of office. His publicly announced more than their clothes. Johnson also met with a large luniitun which IIley brought The final legislative act ol schedule. showed him meeting number or newsmen wbo have with them When the)' cam~ Johnson's career came shortb with Boston Red Sox baseball been with him regulu)y chain& was completed lut S&turday. before noon when he signed a pla.yer Carl Yastnemski. But For several lfeeks, large ruPO- W,\SIIINGTON Pres!dent Johnaon """"' tho Onol · woridng "-7 ot hb 40 . Y.M<' public career Sotu"'-Y SOJ<Ing his goodoob)le&.- clurl~ his desk. '1 olflng. President -elect Richard Nixon is sharply limiting his own personal exposure both to public and press, save, of course, ror the gala atmosphere that is tradltlDnally and inescapably attached to the rituals Df the inauguration itself. He is simultaneously building up his Cabinet and other senior designated assoclates as no Presidential palace guard has been built up since 'llie now diWmt days of the Eisenhower Administration. What is ending is an era ot ""strong"' Presidents in t h e highly personal sense, that ol John F. Kemedy and Lyndon B. Johnson. What is beg1ming is an era of a more corporate, more ooUectlve type at Presidency in wtrlch the top man will remaiD the top man but will all tile oarne be surr<IWI<led by others holding hlgb jlul>llc attentiDn In their ·' ~ • ' I ' ' •" " ' ' ' '' the r.eal trappings of }X)Wer and privilege in the F-ederal departments below. It was not so much that either consciously demanded the whole center of attention as that each man's pbilor;oph.y ol the office required the Wrnlng spotlight. Under Kemedy, the Cabinet was in truth far less a gen. uine force than was the immediate establishment Df W h i t e House assistantJ. Under Johnson, neither Cabinet nDr White House staff was ever a genuine power center. Though he had fully intended to restore the one the Cabinet, to h1gh institutlcnal i.nnuence and though he had no desire to downgrade the other, the White House Btalf, It simply did oot work DUt that way. Johnson's own urgent, demanding and perfectionist personality made thls impossible. In his time, whateverhappenedinWashington of any significance happened to or by or through Lyndm John1011; and, with minor vartatioos, tbis was the case with John F. Kemedy, too. Everything thai Nixon Ilea done and not done strongly 1ndlcate1 that this 1101'1 othlgbperaonallzaUon ot the oiDce of the Presidency will no:t be seen here any were at more. lH.storlcally. there are t w o central views of how the American Presidency should be operated. The one, tn>llled by Kennedy and Jolmson and also by Franklin Roosevelt and Harry Truman. is that the essential mission Df the President is to lead and direct in the most intimate way; to be mooitor and shepherd day by day. The other view, exemplified most of all by EisenhDWer is that tile President Ia mainly a high magistrate who, or course. presides over all important de. cisions but may not persooalb' make them all. It now looks that what Nixon is going to do is so body: • Peace "in chargeu thall was Dwight tt;' be: .:n.,: ~vas ~tbe1881J\IeauHmoredult. turds/ nigh~ Fund Raising FuncUoos 'l1lls tund-~ai~ function drew 10,000 Republicans to the Natio..t Gtard Armory. where they paid "' to $100 a Uckot 10 see a show which offertlr4 a talent for ewry taste from opera star Jan Pierce to soul singer James Brown. Parily because of Inflation and partly because the Republt.. cans were doing it up brown. the Nixon • Agnew inaugural weighed in as tbe most expensive in history with 1 total price tag estimated at $2.7 mllliOI\. Congress put 1$ • $400,000 ol .thls io PIU' lor the official swearirw-in c:eremony on 'he capitol steps, beginnitW st 11:30 a.m. EST Monday. The rest or the cost was covered by sale of tickets to such events as the gala, the concert, and the inaugural parade down Pennsyl.. vania Avenue starting at 2 p.m. Mon:l.ay. J. Willll'd Marriot, chalrmsn or the inaugural committee, announced Saturday that reserved seat tickets for the parade had been entirely sold out- the first time that bad 320NLY Friday's High Sehool Scores LADIES SWEATERS .. . ' . ..,, HEcK'S PRICE 6.11 - 7AI ·- 1.94 ofio· r $3.00·. &ONLY LADIES COATS su *10 SALE HICK'S PIICI 22.11-29.11 ·· .,.t·t:; :t •ill',·: E' '. lUIEi' .• . LADIES SLAC![! 'IIICK:.:-a ( - ~ HICK'SPitiCI SALE ' " Pllct. .. .. 2.09·2.99 COSMETICS .!r':"''' neat~~ obe b11 woa aeelalm 1., dromallo __.,..._, Mia Rolen lo llut. remembered •• lbo llq eellar of Frod Allalro duiDJ lbo Jato 11101. atter five years. won tbe 196.f New Yon. DriiD'Ul Crltlc•s Award tor the Boot Muolcol plus 10 f-Tony" Awards. ,. • !~ Coming to Athell8 I ON VIETNAM DUTY ATHENS - "Fiddler m the :~ ,BCxt," · t h e Jerome lt00bin1 REEDSVILLE - Alrmai>Firot ~ ~ mUJ~col. will be an_ Class 'I'!M>Jnal J, Klllble, 11011 or , . Obto tmlverolb' Arllotl Series' Mra. JolepJU,re H. Kibble, Rt. 1 p r o - Tlwreday, JIIDWil'Y ReedBV11le, 11 on dufiY at Nita ; 30. Traag AB, Vletuam. A securlcy ~ '!be IIIUIIcol, atiJJ thO lllp p o l l - "- Is a 1966 gradu-,, ..,...... attnctlon on~ ate ot Ea&tem 111gb School. !l; ,. ,. ;;. : todll)' til.:::..-:; to cHoenose CWP _ by ltucb'· 1ng ~belt XofiYI and the work 11 0 IJOI'SOD gives up dgarette •moklns tor three ID lour mmths, the bronc:hlal rn e mbrance• and the production or lp.dum may return to normal . However, in a small groop of cool miners tested wbo - · t smoked !or about 10 years, the II.VIfiPIDms oC chronic brmchitls ~silted. ThaN reaults suggoeat that COil · llnued -sure to coel dust puts the normal clearing mechenilm of U!e luog:s under stress SO that c:hronic: brcmchltla is proc:l&ced or at leost I'IStelned, accordlng tD Dr. Andrews. He aa1d studies in Mullens Rldowood snd In Marl.., ~Ugpst that clprette smoking is a more important fa(,tor in causing the symptoms of bron~ ~ ~. !ltudle• In thO United 9tatoa IIIII Groot Britain jl>cllcale lbot lllo prevaleace o1 CWP varleo the ... ol thO coel - tho older the eoat, 1be greater nwa~ ber ot cues ot CWP, Old coe1 __ _ .............,.,..lo•• - U:.U -12138 !!dlool Lof, 12:45 - L Voles !filii • Arlloolll. 1130 • material eoal; howfw U. llaDHI:eauc" 2. . . WUhe•vlllo~ i:38 .• 3::110, W..vlll" f:30 - $. Rulland Park, 5:36 - &, IIJ'sall Run, 6-.JG • 7:JO. Jaa. 2l p.....,.... School, 9 • 2:16. ~'<~Deroy UllrUy, 2:30 ' .. ' - " Plolns, 3130 - 4:19. Old Chester Rd., 5:80 - 6:IQ. Rock $1rlaca, 7 - &. llrl<llury Whlolle Slllp, 8 - a;. ot thlo bun't -11'1 llltorestlnil to note - iD Mull-, the miDero' wiv.. wbo aloo wore eumllled, report- lli>Yalelana anb': ..,..,'I ,tll~ x... =:: :';..,Inwl~sa: ~=~ coughing and the procllctlm mmr. am •ed x~ ..s. oc==~=; Alden Makes Plea Smooth EO'ort or ~ sputum. The National Health SJ.rvey in 1966-67 indicates tbere are at least 5 mllllm people 1n t h e United states who have these three symptoms be....., IIley are sufl'ering from chronic bronchlti.s and emphysema. And they have never been near a e o a 1 mine." Dr. Andrews ss1c1 a minority , of physicians, hOWeVer, argue that the presence of those three symptoms in coal miners could prove thai they hove CWP and are disabled - even without X-ra.Y evidence. Some miners whose X -rays ·• - white dots hove the a e symptoms but other• don"t, according to Dr. Andrews. s. the the~·- II • ,. :t TIFFIN CREDIT JEWELERS • GIGANTIC GUITAR SALE Racine Soeial Events ' • SPICIAL! . 1968. FLEETWOOD MOBILE JtOMES . . ONE UNIT 12x60, 2 BEDROOM, ONE UNIT 12x60, 3 BEDROOM,. HOUSE TYPE . - DOOR WITH STORM DOOR, ONE PIECE LINOLEUM THROUGHOUT T"HE . COACH,, GUN FURNACE, DELUXE COUCH, CHAIR, END .TABLES AND COFFEE TABLE, SWAG LIGHT, PLUMBED FOR WASHER. . '--" REG•. PRICE $5295 SALE NO TRADES · ·roll's · Mo&·tl~. a;.-: ' I Loadoa produetloa of ....<. LADIES SLACKS $8.94 I.AQIES COTTON HOUSE COATS :&.48 GIRLS CAR C<)ATS . 5.88 MEN'S PICTURE SWEAT SHIRTS &22 ., .. ~ enr I'ICGII:U...,- _. ..!~,· Broadway Musieal . SALE $3.00 . =\t _XICKJN~~~IDC~- forROlen, 57, ohowo ohe'o u the ol CWP, which lll!ll<to an eatimated 10 IIOr cent ol all cool miners 1n the United state1. But only about 1 per cent of these (or 0.1 116r eel:lt t1 all miners) have progressive manlve ftbrools, or compllcsted, CWP, Whldt is poera11y reeognlzed to be dlubi.Jn&. Whether the other 9 per cent are dlaabled, and how that caabe proved, Is the crux o1 thO clebale about the disease. Dr. Charles E.. Andrews. provolt for health sciences at West Vlrglnlo University llld an aull!. orfQo c:hest diaeases, uystha:t 011 IJt medical ct. tbe -.oecwP. ed , _ . - · · ol breath, 30, CGIIIbiol! llld thO pnlductlon ol Jon. 23 dalm such breathbJg te.ta 1putwn than the non-miners' S)'TBcuse, 9 • 1&.30. ,..,. that slnljlie CWP wives. In some cue1 they seemRacine. 10:45 ~ 1. block the air JU1818 In t h el ed to be worse olf then the mm.. ' Lotort, l:f5- 2;30 lunp. er1 themselves. However, t h e Eaot Letort, 2:45 - 4:15. u llncllnp llld thO rellllito o1 llealill the U. S. Pllblle Dorcas, 4:30 .. 6:30. UJ ...-nee ctDCllded testa tho brealhlni toota didn't llllPSyracuse P. 0., 7 • 8:30. iD MullauJ and Richwood where port 1110 frequency ottllese JIYliiPoon..mtner1 were ex- toms In thO mlnero' wlveo. u0ur tdorta at this time nust leeto o1 be dlre<tod- - - ol resplrstory diseases. the diJeAH, and research to anThere Rl 801110 X~ 0¥1- ....,. the IIWI7 IIOrploxlng fJIOtFor deoce d CWP In 18.9 per eU Uons that remain." Dr. Anthe coal mlner1 examined 1n drews seld. ATHENS Ohio UnlYoniiJ Jllulleos and thO relllllta ol their "'We Deed to elblblilh and en.. Prealdent Vernon R. Alden 1111 breathing toots _ , olcnlflcont-1 Ioree realldlc dust atonderdll iD - - a ooordlnated olforl ly dlfl'erent trom those· o1 non. ..._. mines, sud! as a level ~ be made to cllscuas with .1118 miners. three miiiiBnm• IJOl' cubic me- legiai11Drs j)r<lpOials for .,.. In Rlctrwood the perceDtage of tor •• pnJpiiOd by lhe u. vaqJing hi&her educalkm. miners wWi some X'-rq evi- I'Ublle Iloalth Sonice. Wo need Re told unlvoroiQI tru- at donee ol CWP,... 9.7 aDd the 1n lntoult)< our eollcatimal of- a ......ng Frlclo,y lllat lac:ultl', results at their breaUdDI tNta forti ... the hszanl ol clprette ltudeDt:a. branch camp•• a111~ weren't slgn1f1cantly dUI'erU llllOkiJic. dal• IDII otllor admlnlotnton from thole ol DCII-mlnerJ ''R-Nearcb b neecled to dill~ ooukl be more el!ectlve If IfDr. P. E. Eaterline. MD· CO¥"er wb.1 progressive muetve forti ..... COIIIIIlCIII dlrec:tlan. lor lnveotlpiOr In these llbroolo cleYelopa In only O.IJtr Aldan said It - d be a milles, reported iD the JIUIIU)', cent ot all mlnero. We also need take to make a ~ of1967, i&IUC c4. "Archlvea o1 Ell- to loam wlletber coeldustla., fort. AU parties IDiot _.. tovlromnental Health" tbat, "The . , _ - lae10r In tile clevelot>- lPIIher aDd speek with 0110 ..U.. contraat between thO !lnclln&s In ment ol chrunlc bronchiUs and Mullens aad Richwood Ia noteaa- emph)'181Ra." lly underlrtood " In stucllealt The Jeney cow bas an was found that 7.5 per cent ot average welgbt of a b 0 u 1 the miners bad IOIDe X-ra,y m... clenee of CWP. Thlatlgureissim~ 1,000 pounds. tltouab IODI8 - ; : m : : :"..;;;.,:.-:: :• which, unlike CWP, can be ouch cllsebWcy I• to be -..min otected by history, physical ex- donee ol CWP simply c..- be eel) - IUillnsllona and bresthlng tolla, dlognooad as heving CWP with ~aiclanl agree that lnhal- he observed. certainty eveo U he sutfers from 1ng c:oal dust I.e, a primary cause Most medical autltorltles think shortness of breath, eXcessive at The Unile4 States Import· ed the Jersey breed of dairy cow from ·the island of Jer· sey In 1815. Theo the majority of lli>YIIelano """"lude that llimDJo CWP -~ - - u y cllaable o IIOr- Dr. - · llid, al- anee~fng u.:::c:: '::!~ ·- POMEROY - F~llf Nr, atudlea, .._w that CWP II DIICb IDIIIO tJO.. EddY'• - · ... ~ ..... ed 9tatoi .. Brllaln - Ill ....., JilL 20 cmo .,.. ot Wain, 41 IJOr lilrrhonvllla, t -lfl:ti, n!Mf· Rhonda and Ronald, were 'Sunday answer later. thousands of spet'taton will 1 TWel)ty.. seven per~on1 atteOOed afternoon \':isltors of Mr. and All other delegations appeared free standing room along the SWxtay School last week. Offer... Mrs. Brady Knotts, King Hill. as happy as the united States parade . route. ' Ancl millions ing was $15.58. The birthday of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Russell over the quick step forward. more will watch the event on Martina Violet Sturgeon was notand family were Sunday visitors Since President Johnson on television. ed. announced a total CDld rain drizzled frmn an Pvt. E2 Larry Circle returned of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Russell. Oct. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Venoy bombing halt and the expansion overcast sky alJ day SaturdaY to Fort Gordon, Ga., after a 15day leave with his parents, Mr. and family of Pomeroy were re- of the talks- which had begun ~nd the weather~n predicted cent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. MI.Y 10 between Hanoi and 1t would conh!'lf. · through liY United Press International am Mrs. Douglas Circle. Howard Russell. washington-to include South Sunda,y. He wa.S hope:Cul-liut by River View 47 Coshocton 46 Florence Circle vi~ited Mr. Mlss Charlotte Lambert and Vietnam and the Viet cong, no means sure- ~hat it would Delpbos Jelleroon 70 Ada 42 and Mrs. James Patterson and Miller City 70 Pandora 53 sons of Racine Rt. 1, recent.Is, Miss Lilda Smith were Saturday there ha& been nearly 10 week~; clear by Monday. Crestview 74 Hamler 57 Mrs. Hattie Powell and daugh- night guests of Miss Jo Smith. o! diplomatic arguing over the Upper Scioto Valley 73 Blullton ter, Addie, or' Portland visited Mrs. Geneva Shumate returned sh_.e of the cont'erence table. The Communists insisted on a BOMB FOUND 69 with Mrs. Mary Circle, recently. home after spendtng severalda.ys ROME (UPI}- Workers dig· Y<JIUIIliiOWD South 50 Yoongatown Mr. arxl Mrs. Douglas Circle with her son aOO daughter-in-law table to point lC) tlle four-sided ging an irrigation canal near a North 42 and Mrs. James Patterson at- Mr. aOO Mrs. Leon Shumate, and natt.re of the talks, whUe the Youngstown RQ'en55 Youngstown tended the fune~l of the fDTIIl- family in Parkersburg. Americans insisted on a.n .. our suburban school found a 226Friday. The Mr. and MrS, Lee Roush and side, your side" formula. They poond . bomb Ealll 49 er's nephew, Honald Johnson, of Struthers 60 Brooklleld 54 Rodney, Galltpolis, were week- finally compromised Thursday British-made weapon, a rein* 32 Belpre. nant of World War D, could North Uma 86 Groenford Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Taylor eOO visitors of her mother, Mrs. on a round table, with two have gone off at Ill)' time, Columbiana 71 Letcnla 66 rectangular side tables !Dr of Creston called at the home of Helen Johnson. who removed it~ e:qterts Liller~)' 70 Newton Falls 56 WUllam Sayre or Columbus stenographers and translators. Mr. aOO Mrs. Allan Taylor on Solem 66 Niles McKinley 47 were weekend visitors ofhispar· Tuesda,y. Farmington 77 I.ordstown 61 ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles sayre Fairview 68 Defiance 66 (ot) and Don. Archbold 9() l\lonlpeller 51 Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Knapp, WE ARE PROUD TO SERVE Ridgeville 53 Deshler 44 (ot) Kevin and Charles, Df Langsville COL. SAHDI!RS KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN. IT IS ' Zane Trace ~2 !ltenaDdOab 64 were Sunday visitors Df her parR ALWAYS EASY AND CONVENIENT FOR MOTHER Waterford 62.Warren 52 ents, Mr. aOO Mrs. Charley Smith TO SERVE AT HOME. · Frontier Local 66 flcywe 60 and Jo. BARREL 21 Pc. ' Belpre 62 Williamstown W, Va. FAMILY BOX 9 l'c. $2.45 By MRS. FRANCIS MORRIS ' ·$5.25 . BUCKET 15 Pc. $3.95 59 New Year's Day guestsofMrs. COPTER CRASHES Zanesville Rosecrans 69 Fort Frances Roberts were Mlss PhylR VIENTIANE (UPI) - Six per· Frye 65 Us Dtle oi Flint, Mich., Mrs. El- sons died when a Laotian air Cleve. Eaot 79 Glenville 52 ma Louks or Syracuse and Mr. focce helicopter crashed. auCleve. East Teeh 78 Cleve. John and Mrs. Philip Roberts, Patriot. thorities announced Friday. The Hay60 Mrs. Fern Gilmore and Mrs. crash occurred short.ll' after M - 60 Midpark 50 Nancy Bobb of Columbus visited takeol1' !rom Paksong, taos, Rockey River 69 Avon Lake 60 Mrs. Hazel Carnahon. Thursda.y. Be.!' VUlage 63 North Olmsted 59 Mr. and Mrs. John f'isher and .,.. - Brooklyn 63 c.,..- Heights 55 son. Kermeth, of Akron spent the Belleaire St. John' a 73 weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Henry .... . Linaley W. Va. Institute 58 Roush llld llllldred. Brldooport 87 Mr. alii MrS. Larry Taylor and . MeMecherl W.Va. Bi!hop Don- children of Gallipolis were weekahue $1 end guests of her perents, Mr. · Weirton W, Va. 79 steubenville and Mrs. Frank Clelain 66 . Mr. ard Mrs. Albert Hill spent . Cln. Woodward 76 Cin. Western several days in Columbus with Hilla 62 Mr. and Mrs. Wald Foster and ;~1 llleo<r Puk 48 Sycamore 44 children. ' . -·· Mariemont 7 t Madeira 62 Mr. and Mrs. Wright Roush of ChUUcathe were overnigtlt guests Sheridan 72 Philo 62 57 . . ' ~ Sunday of Mr. a~ , Mrs. Henry ' 67 Barneavllle 66 Roush and attended' revival serv~ . lees at the Baptist Clu,l.rch. ~~•ville 94 Woodsfield 67 Mrs. Harry Hayman returned Valley 47 Heath 49 home after spending several lleraln 85 Reading 65 weeks in Jac:kson with her daughMoelier 66 Cin. S:. Xavier ter, Mrs. Audrey WUson, and lamlly. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Gagor and aoo, Michael, Akroo, ·spent an rl901i!i~th 67 Lima Senior 66 afternoon at the. home Mr. and Iiila..... 71 Covlng- Mrs. Frelt cadle. I Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Morri&< c~ 100~eal- ard Christine Lake of .Athens visited Mr. and Mrs. Cllftord . eli Wbooleroblll'g 6t Morris and Mr. am Mrs. F.ran. 52 dl Morris on SUnday afternoon. or c~::.eal d~:.: TUesdoy. ::::i7!6 l ~ ~~ happened - ' ·· ' ~ adell~ .. AniiOimced ~ ..WOO.: era realized 1111t ,.. coe1 ifust where IIley jolla arello IIIJICli<lng, supporlthla poIDhaled by miners~ ""' _.... to con- slllon. heallh. lllecbanlzatlon "' ~ n:_rabl,y Ieos coal m&t. "!'be lclea ol & IJOI'BOO heVmlnel alnce WOrl4 War B In tom • ~ews sslcl such 8YJDP- lng CWP w i - X.ny evidence creaNd the risk for minera ee lhortnesl ol breath, ex- l• aomewhat like a penon havcauae tllemacblnostllatdtewcool ~and cooghlngup Inc • common eold wltbout a out mlDer hal whether a runny nose, without and Like ..,&t newly recotlnizocl ju&t cause IIley are without ooogestloo ol tile nssal 1 diiOUes, CWP also creates le- has paasages," he sslcl. gal, eecmomlc: and eq~neer~ne le bronchitla "No matter how badly a perpnJblems (tor example, whethCigarette 'smoking is son may feel, without t h o s e er mlDers who are cllaabled by mary cause of those two symptoms he Just doesn't have a r... (COO!inued frMI Page 13) as a oonstttutiooal The other, in simple terms, is to la,y emphasis upon an essentially cooperative kind of government and to keep the chief of state out of the line Df fire whenever and wherever that can be done with no harm to basic objectives. There is a good deal to be said for this techni(f.le .. For U1e ultimate nati<Atal symbol that Is the Presidency Is In part myotlcal and so needs to be sheltered alike from too much love and too much hate. And some- · times this can be arranged ouly to cut out a middle way between by allowing many matters to Eisenhower on the one side and be settled down below - or at the Kennedy-Johnson experience least by allowing them tD seem to have been so settled. on the other side. He will be far more visibly ~ evJLi..ce .... tile ..,.or<~. ,. • 171rlllla. Dr, I. f. T. Rlafn• 1110- ''Several IIDdiH bave there I• nore _ _ _ _ II;YIIll>loma llld tho aboence ot clleot X-1'11 ol CWP " he oboel'Yed. ''And• II miDerl whoM X.rQI · - white dota ore _,c~ with miners thO dota there'• .., emilIn tile relllllb ot bl . .bl,. that ~ ....,. are wo-.. ased to mine rell)lll'llor7 ~" llft8UIDOCillllII a miner has almplo CWP cool lila! oslo (CWP) lon'l neu:J,y u dlt!l- bh cheot X-1'111 Will Whl~ Th!J . cult u -nnlnlng t h 0 . - . Dr Andrew uplalned. I• be.., .. these otudlea ''blaek luna" ell-.. II clloab' blnecl with found olcnlflcant clll!erOilC"' In 00 line - thO cna ol • IIJ'Owill& de- Ill ana~y.C. ol il,e ..:,... work- the results ot brealhlni tolla bobate. . medleal bittorlel and ~e ~eeD smokers andnon-llnd:ers It'• ~ .......-.. ~ tunctlm tom f0811ldle••ot ..~lm, Dr. <><do (with ueonta 011 thO u llld cen be 1lled ID dele1'llllnb,g AndtoW• OX)IIalned. the loot o'a). The nome " " - oi-II.Y • ''In Hyatt'a &tucllos ...,... from Groek llld mesno The Brltlah, lnc.;....lll' port- ID thO Be<kley .,..., Whleh ,. • Iiiii In tho 1unp. '" --• •• ' I correlation betWOOol retplro'!be ...__ · " ~ve "'" eCOIIOl1llc PJ'(Iblem tory dlsebWcy ID coel miner 11 - - . for wbleb lhero· that CWP crestu by b'anlfer· llld tile Nllllbor ~ • no cure, 1Jallit reoopt..,. ring IDUI1 ol the mtnen: . w years work1111111 1942 BrilliiUMeard>l olmplo CWP 1o mine with ed uudergrouod as WeB a a clg- Inaugural than was Lyndon Johnson. Nixon's already established policy ol allowing great latitude to Cabinet associates is grounded. bey-ODd much doUbt, upon two motives. One il to elevate the Cabinet J.l! one lif N ''Nrrtrai' IJ;tr"'""' '!!i,l .. that both dominated not only the White House itself rut aJso all ~~~(-~~!!..~~~~d~try ........_ .. b _ 1 waola to ·lake ._., WI~ l!lm tO 1'111!11• tor ~lol!l>ral'~. .. ·' · The Pre•lolort wail• alii!O<tod I ' ' . ' to fi>Ond hlo lolf Iiiii ._, In olllce Sundly ,. ljlllell,y ot tile White llow;e With I tmnil( dlmer llld tioullll7 It ,.,. close friends SUrld.r e1(!0nlng, The President. will leo.i the 'White . Rouoe tor tile lOst Ume atTI:lS lllondo!l mornlrw "when he Iravels to <:ll>ilol Hill Nixon's swearing tn. EisenhoWer. but tar less visIbly popllr~ en since the first inouguratlon of Dwight D. EisenCarmel News W 0 lfp (Cont.inued from Page 13) hower in 1953. News NoJes The ~nited s~ates tn ac~diu":' ·"' the 38,ooo own R ~on::.~;~~~""';'.=;~~v,, ... ;~1~pa;v_,_, .kr. and ~t:.k;:~~..,;~-'~1~-..; ·~~'~:'i'z·w~·,· ~1l~ w;;.1(:'~~~·~ rlghi. i ,..,, • Quietude, for .Wng not Seen Washington BY WILLIAM S, WHITE WASHINGTON- The Nixon Administration is entering t h e stream o! history in a kind of decoroos quietude not seen here in many a year. A great change in Presidential style and tone .is in coosequence now ln the .. · moviDK .... have !!oeo-pUIIIJII It> to the west .w illl · ot the Whllf ll..,.e 0\'0!1'3" oVOII!Iw ll be nned will\ '~ ma. ot ' llllnc .cob!Peto . . . .alrw ~'11"- There's a Strange, Decorous White, from Point .Where Black Lung Disables nsr 1o w - 1a, ua . . ., coe~-. Ill w. . . ~ . .· Ave•ue . .' . - - .. .. REG. 59.95 GHI• lASS GUITAR WIAR-IVIR .. . ' ~. ~ ' 5.11 •' ... SV~DA.'t ;$~66 ONLY . ;:~ ~ . • ,.: ' :!?is WEST .BEND 2 qt. SAUCE PAN T.l~n 18.88 · ~~tG.95 IUi.--·-···-- 1 'HARDW. A ' lilG. 26.95 ., 1, •'. 13.~6 Tilt "n• Tote Rog. 12.95 4 Only 9.99 20% OFF OUR 5000 GIFT COME SEE 1Hinn1 ' 3 PICK-UP SOLID BODY UIELILE ',. .. 3.66 Rog. 4.99 CANNISTER SET GUITAR REG. 99.95 ••••••••••••••••• GUITAR ·52. 88. \ ,(,;>..... . ' '•:t(', .,,,., ----- il·Pc. T•flon West Bend Re&. COOK SET 68j.\f 5 ~ • O.ly %Qt. Pyrex DINNER SO CAKE DISH ~0% · 5RE,G••_uus. UnlwO..h~l. ~PPti·ANCES w-. * Unl Mold • All Slaeo ~<~eo& :lue, G....,., Red, Green ~ ren, White EASY CREDIT ,fEUl$ S...k.i;, ; Wut B0nil * Othero H ... Olllll ' .. toliftMol<... ': ~ .f!,.liowo..na . ; AM_ SALES FINAL * El-ic 'SJ.Uieto •• *C...~··· * Waffle ,,.., · \ * Halt DI'Jott •, * 'I * 5 O.ly 6U OFF LUGGAGE ALL ~OKE & WATER SOILED 16.66' 45 Pt. llel111inl Rog. 89c · TRIPLE •PICK UP SET Ot. & 2. Ot. p,... 98c ea. E BUYI REG~ 39.95:: ................. 13. 66 'G..UITAI ' ... 9.95 BAliNG DISH REG. FLAT TOP EtEtTRIC ~A.NJIISlER 1)\ FLAT TOP BEGINNERS GUITAR -, 8• 88 WEST BEND Nq RETURNS • NO EXCHANGES ' ' ·' ,,. . • . ;-'.~. REFUNDS . . ' �ll!W'~ .EE A,eni,Ast~eulfiiH BY C. ,E. Eil. D-_. _.., w . ._ ID ·o:rA!!!se ~ 1\'iJ.et ,Mil ~ ...e ~001111o> 4-llclub Mefga. G1IIIQ' POMD\OY - llldlt~ l)elp c111111 101 .~ 4th; 5111, 11111 Bib Wll ...... _..,. '4,888 telo. "~ Ia, 'llx - · Iii lllo plale ..Uo, oiri<e .&ua, .... <iloo!b', " dlted ""'\l'h "' tldl !Em .... home YI.U. ~ 1 h e adlv!Q .,., two DOW ;>luba Tbt 4-11 · .... at lbe Mefga ... onr<>llmllll at C<luntY ~.. Edallion club im>lram In I~ w u ' somee In 1968, ac<ordln& to ~ "' ...... Ollljlllull ldYioon tor dolilg work In lbe IIDial .._rt completed "' Morpnt Grll!ltho .... the club .,..U..• '!"'I by carec. E. Blakelllee last month. tal ...,.m.Jon at lbe ,project Over 7,000 bulletins were distributed to lndlvllllala to ullol A IJIOctal ..,..c~ay -.w 1D their problems In homemak- judging tor aD boys utd f!lrls 111&. lEming, <OJI1mulllt.Y <level. projects was eoncllcted for aU opmont, utd 4-11 Club work. members on AuFot I. ConsldTraining was given by t h e eraUon Ia being given to hNakc:own;y agents, the area agents, lng this up on the bsala at pro. IDd alate apoeiallsta In leeder- jecto for 1969. Youth groups In the county asbip and subjeet matter areaa throuSh 318 IMOtinga with a com. pin pit CHI an ootstutdlng Molp blned attendanee at 7,889 lndl. COWit;v Junior f'alr program with vtdUala. 'lbe news media were 793 exhlblls by 4-11 club mom. I' very important part or t h e bers, Scalts, FF A and FHA · program as 228 Dllft articles. groups. The Meigs COunty Jun. . - · prepared .... publllhed by lor Fair is a eooperatlng aetfv • the two newspapers serving the iiY spcnsored by the Meigs coon. ioY Asrlcultural Soclet.Y, ...,.k. Meigs COunty area. In the field 0( yootlt ..... ~~. Ins with sH yooab groups In lbe ' .512 different boys an(~ girls were coont,r. There was $2, 862 pro. r enrolled In 9 1.2 dillerent 4-H vlded by lbe Mefga COunty Aarl· club projects. In making the 1-11 cultural Society f o r · - · judg. ~ dub program ponible, 79 dif- es, tropbies, and ribbons. Total j,.H club membership In ferent adult volunteer advisors, 1968 or 512 was up from the •..... without pay, utd 68 juolor leaden assisted In car- 476 In 1967. In oilier Y<JUih scl l')1ng cut lbe proJects alid pro. tlvtllea The Extension Service coopersted .with haakB, Land1 lf&Dll In 39 t-H cluba. lllll'k:, and Cooaervation District, promoting the 4-ll club pro. r;nm early 1n the year, two In providing scholarships for !he · Awuenell Team• made up of oae-day Youth • Science Confer. Bob Halley, Janice Eastman, Ka- ence at Ohio State University. . tble Chichester, Janet M e e 1, OD a state basis, five Meigs u. _.... v .,.nto '; ~ '' j,' l . \ ·. *' L \jl i~ '~ I '~ ;~ ! '' ~I r. l' 'r I' ,. • • ' ' ~ .. ,I Tlmrsday, Feb. 1~, Plketm, JACKSON - A series of six .... will be held lhroughoot Plkoton Methudlsl Church. The program at all meetings SOUtbellstern Ohio for aD 4-11 advisors or prospective advisors. The 1eminars wW provide these ls the satne so advisors may se-- lect the one closest home or the leaders the opportunit;y to meet one tbat fits their schedule. A tolether. share idea&, am lm~ dinner at 6:30 p. m., courteoty of · provo lbelr abilities to workwith lbe Ohio 4,.H FoundaUon, will get ~ ~· In lbelr 4-H clubs. acU'O!Uea uude.._. Follawlng Dates and loeatloos for the dinner, seminar 81'0lVS OD Health aeminara are scheduled as fol- aud SlleiY, CUnponlon Projecta, Awarda, and Community Service lows: Tuesday, JaJL 28,Cidiz,Grace wiD be conducted with Extension c4lhopli of United Presbyterian Agents serving as discussion leaders. Those attending w!IU10 Church. oble to select hiooflbe tour aemThursday. Jan. 30, Athens, IMr gr<q~a. ll.djoummenl wUI AJe-.r High School (9 miles wear of Athena on U, S. RL 50). be .. 9;30 p. m. Because of the dinner, reserllon:IIJ', Feb. 3, Woodsfield, vations are to be called in or sent First Presbyterian Church. · Tuesday, Feb. 4, Zanesville, to the CIIWIIY Extension Office ,Plolsant Grove Vnlled blllhodlst o week before the """'lnlr at each locaU.on. The programs are .Church. ·· Thursday, Feb. 6, lrontnn, sponsored by tho CoqleraUveExKingsbury SchooL tenaion Service. ) ' Six Seminars Planned ' 'f I~ '; ' ' . I' !i j, : ~ ! II -oi ~~~~"· mOat. = "' * .. vanmcaaw: Oft .• (•tlaiall . - .,..· t.or;o Nail¥ the ~ F - In Wllhll!llon, D, C. ~ ....... 11<0' Holter, ...... ""'i!ild alota, utd Mrl. Eil-1 ~· 'f!am'8, - - del...... ,j, I!'* 4-11 J - . F...ll.osl- m -ll'lpo .,.. by lbe Mefga COWol1 4-H Advloory Commlllee. Six oiivlsoro attended the Southeaatt-11 Advisors Training Sosslon In~ lumbus In March. lh lbe 4-11 canwlns program, 61 camper• II counaellorO parUclpatod In the throe area 4-11 club camps atCaDier'acave. '11111 611 acre complaOWDeciJolnl. ly by Meigs, GaiHa, lfl&bland, Vlntoe and l.&wreoce Coun!loa. Funds for lbe CoqleraUT& Ex· tenllon SorYice proaram In Mefga COunty are provided by the Molga COunty commlaakin- f"'lddtd "+ .Michigan Five 98-85 .p 'PH-•'• ~ • Dlodw'... •.ltn. MldiHl L. BIIIIIIIP. llro, J - 1 F •.F - , Jams aL.lllwtr, ~ . C, Headeraan, SW}•l llounahell, Rl,fiiiOIId lL LaDdai'l, Jr., c.!rin R. 11~1, FIO)'d J, Nicholl, William Slrawaer, JOHN R. PRIDDY, who IIYOI on '1111rteen Milo cree~ .... ll.r· ~!!)11• • """~- and ~~~ -~ acres of pasture this fall and limed an additional four ac.ras. He alao built a farm ~and developed 1 spring. He buUI a 500. Ronald GUkesoo of VSDA SOU Conservlllllll SorYice helped ' and pions to sow three or tour wildlife food plata next spring and aloo plant sune tr- oDd ahrabB for wUdllle beqelll. He built a 11111111 pond this year tor the benefit of wlldl1te, and plans to build another poDIS iD the niture, which Will also serve as u'Veatock water. Mr. Waiters~n had aconservation plan on oDe tract ot land, but slncethel tlmehldbo~Jchltwo other lrlcta. Obe or these joined th8 tlrst and llwas combined with that plan to make an amerded plan. The oilier tract 'Is being developed into a now cons.,... lloo plan. Hi8ll Low Day Saldq • • • • • • • •• 29 1 Mortda_y • • , • • • • •• 31 4 · 'l'Ueads,y • • • • • • , •• 33 7 Wedneads.J< • • , , • • • 40 10 'lburads.J< • . • . • • • ' SS 24 --v ,,.,•,.,•. Frldal • • . • . • • • • . so 36 T...,. $0 42 w. !iiUrllll. Darcel &ll"· Mr. Forsbee Ia Interested . Mia• Anna L. Veacb, moally In wildlife developnonl '· GALLIPOLIS - T e m p e "" ature, predpitatlon and weather conditkrlB for each 24~ per,~. loci 11 recorded by Pete Me-. Cormick, weather abserver at Fairfield Weather Station. TIIOMAS ALFORD, at Whllloa VBri!IO hl&lt ~ """ 11lcfge, ~od 'a' ~~ lbe w..., thio year - 41.1 de- pion lb 1960. Sln<e t110t tlmi' he sre.., last year 31.2 da· has carried out ~ conaenaIICNI proctlees. He has clearOa Averqe low temperature tor and seeded more than 30 acres gallon concrete round watertrw the week this yeer - 17.5 da· of land, part OC whiOII waa re18.6 da· seedod Into meadow rrasaes and trough below lbe $Pring. Recent- greea, last year part ,..., .Pasture mixtures. ly he told us that there was greea. Total preclpiiiUon tor 1 h e enough flow ot water into t h a He reseeded severd lcres ot trough from lbe spring that It week thia year - 0.57 at aa pasture In strips. He preparod by froze only 1 very lltllo around !Deb, last year - 0.34 or an the oeedbed. lol: this the edp, Since be did oot Med Inch. dlsklog. He has limed anillertD· Total preclplliUon lD date tills !zed the 2kcre paswre fteld In the water lor livestock this w.fD.. year - 0.77 or an Inch; lastyea.r addldoo to the other lallli thai ter, be drained !he trOUBh. We saw a rectart:War trough - 0. 64 at an Inch. hid been cleared IDd seeded. He Normal .a verage preclpiiiUon buDI a livestock water lpond, In whicll was frozen with several inches of lee, but had not beeQ, mmuaJiy - 3B.401nches. ooe of·these pastures. damlged by lbe Ice, · Mr. Priddy alao reported thai the grass wu growhw: ftl')' nice-AttrcictiYe Attic ly on lbe pond flU IDd bare areas A few 18l'lll of bad and that the pond was perbops prleed Iabrie eaa be ', OJIOoCbird full. II was buill \ In Oloag the 1Dflldued wallto Se!*mber, 1968. aa atlle 10081 lo leed ..... 8Dd flllerelt. Cboooe one tbal DAVID FORSHEE of Glllll>olla ...,. be ~Aiftea. ....... .-;w B. !Pon7. • .I. q l ~ Box: a 53-39 advanMlcblpn (85) Stewart, 10 (4,. . , ., 'But itlle Wolverines cams 6) 24; Cuter, 3 (~) 6; Tom, GI!t :P.,soinlln the second hoi! JaDovich, S 18(Fito, 2 (0.0) t"ii!t;e~ to wllhln live polnlo, 4; Maxey, 5 (0.1) 10; &iliiYIII. )11-n,.with 6130 1D play, ,' S (8.4) 13; BloOdWOrth 4 (0.0) 8; lhen re..ntered lbe Henry, I (0.1) 2; Edwards, 0 " .. ~e with lour loUis aaalnst (0.0} 0; Ford, o (0.0) 0; To,blm utd helpecl Ohio Slate con- talo 28 (9-19) 115. "Uol the bockboarda while ClesOhio State (98) - llowoll o ;n~m. and Dan Andreas, whQ.bad (0.0) 0; Cleomons, II (9-10) Sl; 'elilll OC hit 12 polnla In the Sor..,son, 12 0..2) 26; Flmey, · ....... hall, slipped Mlchipo 6 (0.0) 12; - · · 2 (3.,';) ·Iii a 2..2 conference record. Sor- 7; Andreu, 4 (4-6) 12; Bar· ;enaonendedwlth26polnte. clay, 3 Cl-5) 8; SDiitiJ, 0 (0..2) The WoiT&rlneo ttcelved 24 0; Schnabel, o (0.6) 0; Bern· 'iiOIDte from Demls SteWart, but ard, I (0.0) 2; Miller, 0 (0.0) 0; :·• 'l'ollijanovh:ll, the BlcTOD'a Stiles, 0 ,(0.0) 0; Total• 39 ;leading icoror enl$'lng 30) 98. 'lllo PI!W, WBI held to 18. Halftime; Olllo State 53 Jo!lch· ~IJb!o:'lbl.. oow Ia 9..2 averall, lgan 39 ·.fr!llle \ ll!e Woloerlnes are 8-5. Fouled oot: None ;T(!e Jluekeyea, - last Ylll' Total fouls: Mlchll!llll 21, Ohio eooterence re<ord for State 18 ·~ otcuracy, fired In 58 A- 13,451 Iowa In E B• asv . zg J JT7• , zn , ~en IOWA CITY, Iowa (IJPO lowa outscored Mtmesota 12-0 mldw1y , through lbe first hall saturday and then coasted to an 89-68 Big Ton victory. · Ben McGilmer led Iowa from o 11;-14 lelld to a commanding 27-14 advantage ard the Gciphers •• • .new • ' ' , , never qatn threatened. MeGil· mer scored Mftll points In the surge ard llnlohed with 30 tor the pmo lo load sH players. Iowa JMde 58 per cent of its shots in the ftrst half and took a 40-27 lead by the intermission. The llawks ftnlahecl the gune witll a 54 per cent shooti~ per· centage fi'CID the field. McGIImer hit It OC 14 shots from the fteld and elglrt of eight tree chrows. He also led Iowa in rebound!Jw with 13. John JolmiOII bad 15 polots tor Iowa, Glen Vidnovic had 13 and Dick Jensen 12. AI Nuness led Mhmosola with 17. Iowa m a d e 33 or 38 free throws. ' :Rain Jlalts Play In ·gldser Golf 11 rney ~ I ' . ;;_ COOinlry c • North Counewu awaell with wlter and waa the key reason lltor holding UP play willie ~ tried to wblaklbe water olf. A dleloion on whether to resume play - d be mlda-ln ... hour attor S'•openlion be· .cauae It action. Is held bp lor than an boor. there - d cben<e to gotoveryoqeln STARTt TRY .GOULD unEitES llf . ' ' ' l For Quicker Starts *Autatnotlve Moada,y, •truck *lndootrlol u,JII drlule which ;~ lorecall W.s for rain ~ the- day and &lnciQ' RODNEY SUPPLY CO. 8 Miles w .., C;b.Jb,.us Rou~ 35, Rod"'r• 'Ohio bepa ·Jn ' I by noon bad ~~~. IIII!Q dowbpaur. Tbt AVAILABLE AT at tlonal which It 175 mHos Ia the next etop IDur. Play be8fus day, . ! . 1bo ~ on tilt PGA !here '!burs. . ~' Umesolved i' j NEW 1(~ .(IJPI)-Tha poa. Central S :=~=~~ · S~te Tops ·p.e playerl lind club owDOi's get Help your Brood Cows through the winter I ... • ILlI PRIC E fHd 'em Purintl R•"l' Chow Blflen Here·~ a new protein blod~: for you cattleme.n who want an easy -to-feed, well.balanced ~~:or' .. 'c ' ~ ot lhe . telsvii-lq ...oviilut -.~: Into lbe iMtnlion 'l im · '· · ·. '' . • , I A .......... lor ~ ,..M<A.i'JVer · ~~. 461 Check · Our .,.Lower Prices • > •• . . .. .' J' ow- . Ke!Woo held the .~altllv I'Mrauders to 1 324l lild •t ;thi half, l>ut CeniJ?l 'S'Iate on 1M pointe a!li!r · tllal BDd i>'bured kept a comforipbl! ~ . Little ~ - ~·• Joim, . Ri'*" waa hllh for lteiii'On · ml lhe pmo with 27 lil'!l~··· -..& led ce... IDALEII.H, Fla. (UPD - !lest!· ny's 'IW:ist and Ta Wee scored front • rlll!lllng victories ~wr· d1y to csp!uro the spill divisions of the $20,000 added Joamlne Stakes at Hialeah Park. Destiny's TWist, now Wlbeaten in three career atartJ, went ott the even - money llvorlt.e ln her dlvisloo or the alx-furlong iprlnl arr:l ran off in the stretch lor a two-length triumpll over Dear T<.> All. On Red.ectton WIIB third, thr-uarters of ·a 10111th tiorther hack, with Irradiate fourth. Ta wee. maldrw her . first ap.. _pearance of the year after v,in. nlnr two o1 tour attempts aa a juveaUe; al&«'t showed streQitb in ttie 0.1111 fUrlong ae she cross- ed the wire with three lengths lo apsre over lavored~riDIISU... ahine. Imbibe was third, five lengtha behiud SclrlrW SUnshine, and Claas Is Out was fourth. Ta Wee, under Johnni' )lob, ran her dlv.laion a full oeeond with 1 lime of 1:10 2-6. Destl!tv's Twlat WOI timed In 1:11 Z-5 over ClNck Bal~. ., . ' . R08e·· Nam · ed Trhl Speakel' HQVSTON (VPO- -· • the Cln~ Reds'. pahl fteld. or, hoo ·lbe Tr.ll llleaku award , 'l it 111o NO, .I IWIIII,' In . atrt:ciJJ, with Na arm." trOuble witll the sand, even our hottest commudll)' in pro LoJiun Slid ln addiU011 lo other q..._rterback, Bob Griese football sjnce he led the Jets to he baa hid with llle (ol the Miami Dcllpllins)," the protessiotal foodwll world knee Iince he WIO playing Lemm said. uwe moved into chamPionship 1 - k ago and collap f - U Ill the Vnl-oi- the Gator Bowl (where Sunday'• earned the ni:ckrame "Sitler 17 OC Allbamo, Nomath has ratlolaiJ.y..televiied pme wUl Joe-,n grabbed the spotlight been prscUclng here oo 1 111117 be held) today, and I think it from lbe opposing cprterback fteld. was better, . In Sunda)''• pme-John Hadl of "Everybody has been having On:ce again Namath, the the Son Dlo10 Chargers, But the tact is that Hadl, who'll start for the underdog &hrowirw KeiituciiJ College Basketball Results Missouri 74 Iowa .St. 58 Iowa 89 Minnesota 68 Aquinas 8S Grand Volley SL 76 Cleveland St. 58 Wayne· St. 60 Southern Methodisl 101 Rice 80 NCAA Tiekell! On Sale In Raleigh RALEIGH, N. C. (IJPO - Tick· ets went on sale here Saturday for the quarterfinals of the )<II;~ , !!Mtern .lleglooal basket.. ball championslllps which wm be played at Reynolds Coliseum March 8. The winner of the Middle At· lantie Conference will play an at..JIJ'I8 team, and the SOuthern conference will pla,)r another at.i.arse team in an a!ternoon.dou- 11ae -two winners will move to tbe Eastern Regional .finals at College Park, Md. the following week. J . . f \111, J J• ' !110 ; .. ,. .............. ~:-"""' too." Issei Pa~es Kentucky Win ' By United Press International DIYion 86 DePaul 83 "l'm not llldac ~ - lrGm Nornalh, ........... Had! .... Ill)' quorterlloclc .O. Dawsoo ot tbe Cbtetll an . . . lr: Lemm, coach or the Houston onere, uso he wouldn't say anything about it. But I noticed that when he went. back to throw, he wasn't potting his weight on his knee. He was St. John's 91 West Vfrgtnia 62 ,l'eM State 65 Pittsburgh 50 North Carolina 94 Wake Forest 89 Ohio state 98 Michigan 85 Tul11 70 Memphla St. 69 Ke.ntucky 69 Tennessee 66 Davidson 68 VMI 64 "E'"rybocbl ftaun• the flli,& Jhould win SUIIIIIy , Namath." Mid wen coedl Honk Stram of ~ Ci9- Ticket saleo lor -,oa J p.m. EST contest, ..,...uil Ill West, paued for more yards lbe Jets SUper ~ d_,. and more touchdowns last over Balt!more, hi.. ..... season tban any other pro boOming this week. - · Gl quarterback-In either league. pndlcl ... Tbe Oaargers• _passer thre'l'f tor lhe crowd wUI rua well !a opoil Of 3,473 yards and 21 touchdowns 50,000. ~ during the '68 campaign. JOI! Namalb KNOXVILLE, fenn. (UPD - Big Dan Iaiii IIIII 1D a 69-66 victory 5aturda,y over Tennessee to sta,y atop the ~ • eontererme stamings. lsiel bad 21 polots aoo was helped by Llr!'J' Stael with 18 mJ -Mike Pratt with 17. Temessee captain Bill Justus getllng 19 of bll 20 poiDia lalbo ttrst half and the Vols went out at intermlsaioo with a S7...Uield. But the WUdcats took conlr91 of the game early In lbe HCOIIII hall when Mike Clsey hit a j - to 8fve Keatuclq a t11ne paiD1 margin. Tennessee Cougllt back to eventualb' even It \II' at 51-61 with three and 1 hllf minutes loll, but Kenlucl<y rallied when 1sMI gol I field goal aoo two fool ahots to open I tour point DllrPn thet held "' the real of the way. ~ Second·Annual Track Missouri Dumps Oassic Slated Friday cotUMBIA, low~ Mo. (UPO - Mis- PIULADELPHIA (UPD Twent;y Olympians and seven de~ fending chsmplona wUI competo in the second amual P.hiladelphia Track Classic on Friday. The international Cleld assembled by coaches Jbn UJumbo'• EUiott of VUlanova and James 1!:, TuPIIEIIY or the Unlverslt.Y at Pennsylvania features George Young In the t1ro mile 1'1lll ard Erv HaD In the 50 • yar<l dash utd high lnlrdles. YOWlg, the 31-year-old Arlzo- Four Seek AD Post At Wisconsin The Atlantic Cc».st Conterence cllamplonstrlp will be decided the MAI>ISON, Wis. (UPJ)- Four nJght ot. March 8, •rxl the winner per~MJnS. incJlldlng aeUng athlethu drawn a bye Into the East- Ic director Mill Brubn, have ern aemiftnals. · ' appllod 10 far for the athleUc 1!011• to scoring ' - ' • with 28 polnla. Pete llal""'ock na school teacher who W<ll the scored 12 and DcMc Jd!D.., lldiJ. two mUe event at last week"s ed 10 to old tho Tiaer Knlgbts OC Columbua event In Bill Ctln led l'"'a State with 16. Bostoo In 8:32.6, Is lbe defend- state. It left Missouri al 2..2 Ia the Ing champion here. Tomllnsoa added four field conference and 9-6 ovenlL Da Hill heads a delegation at VIlStole oow ia 1-4 and 7-tl. lanova teammates, illcludlng With five mlmltes left In the Marty Uquorl in the feature first half ~ssouri went Ia tram mile. Larry James In the 6110 ' 27-23 and made It 36..2'/ at haUutd Frank Murphy In the 1,000 IIme. Iowa State moved to wltbyard nJn. ln three polnto, 53-50, wllll s:ao Foreign compeUtors Include to play, but Mlasouri .aqrpd West OOmftmY'¥ .Partet i!f)>ille ahead agaiJL '"'n vaulter KlaUs Schlprowsld, middle distance ace Walt Adams, hl&lt jumper Gunther llJielvogel WILL HONOR IUXSON ard women's high hurdles star COLUMIIUS (UPI)- A moveHeidi ltoseodabl. COLUMBUS (UP!) - Clwck ment fa underway to establish Hb:soo at Southern Maliludlat Elliott llld the mile will be an International Hockey League will receive the S1ama1.7 :&riMIP one of the glamour Nee& ~ the Players' Association. elasalc at the Phlladolphln CivGlenn Ram~ and Lw Kaz- TJ'GI)by !run the Toochdown Cldl ic Center. Listed as starte-.rs owski ot the Toledo Blades said ot Columbus at ita aards IJu.. along with Uquorl are Cbrll Ma- six 'of the league's seven teams quet here Jan. 24. The trophy is prelellled ID soo, a VUI&DOVa sqJhornore ex- will send representatives to pected to be Elliott's next sub Maoiay's scheduled meeting tn the player with the beii'COIIoll· four minute mUer; Jurgen May Toledu. ate pass record in 1968. of West Germany; Sam Balr of Two players wUI share lllo On l""'eb. 6, tM niL's Board Kent State; Barry Brown of the oi GoverDOrs, which is holding "College Beck of the Y_. "'"" New York Athletic Club and its bi-monthly meeeting at Mus- ora. 1bey are Ron JohaiGII of Dave Kerr of Ball State. kegon, Mich., ..wUl hear from Michigan and Terry Hanro113o ol the Assocladon and discuss Its Notre Dame. demands," Commissioner Andy MuUJgan ..ld. RACES CALLED OFF Ramoay and Kazowskl mainSECOND gj>RAJGHI' mLE LINCOLN, R. L (UPO- LinBELLEAIR, Fla. (VfO - 'l'al· coln Downs canceled Its even- tain the group has been assured Ing day thorougl1bred racing card thai Alan Eagleson of TOroaiO ter Dowell at Wabmllldaa. Arll., after two races Saturday after will represent them sbou1d talks dafeated RusaeH TedmanatSeor· hazardous tra.clli cmdi.Uons caue- reach an impasse. EacJ.eson borough, N. Y., 6 i8d 5 ~ helped Bobby Orr of the Naeo! two aplDs, day to lake bll .......t 111ra1a11t tional Hockey League's Boston A aJIC)kesman allbe track aald Belleair Senior - - (laJI rain and thaw bad walbad Off Bruin& negotiate a $40.000- Tourney title. $611,000 contract In 1966. lbe - ... at lbe far turD down to the frost Uno, caualng 11 1o turD alipJlery, . souri's Don Tomlinson htt 20 or 22 tree throws Saturday tor the margin In a 74-58 Big Eight Conference victory over Iowa Players' Association IDMaking North Clrolina State Universl- . dl.rector'a post at the UnlversU;y ty llid tickets ma,y be ordered at Wisconsin. by mall only, The cost $3.50 A five .. man committee INkeach with 50 cents extra for hand- Ing to WI tho vacaacy left when ling c)!orges. Ivan B. Wllli.amsul was fired ' last week disclosed Friday lhal four persona bad appllod. Bruhn was the only known appi!Cllllt Pral, Frederick Hoberman, albietlc boord cl!otrmsn a n d RIDNEBECK, N. Y. (UP!)- aJIC)kesman for 1be 'pecial comBurly Mall !hell, lbe fullback mittee. declined lA> dlsclooe who for the !q)er Bowl ebomplon the other throe were ~ he Now York Jollo, wenl from lout- had their permls-. baD lo boxllig Sol1irdaY when he The . committee will letWest Mullklnpm 76 New Lex· Miami Trace 61 WJIM. . . C. sparred 0111 roomd with Bulter ters 1o 1be appllcaate and CONCLUDES DRILLS H. 54 inglon 53 Mallllo. . they 1Vioh tx> aollcll tor InterSPRING VALLEY, N.Y. (UPD North llnlon 79 OI•tangy 75 Dublin 63 F - l i l iiol~ with two years of ring· . ~ewa, ·to be held later. Lfaltl heav1welibt chsmj>loo . ~70WaUIIoD . ., Sidney 46 Plelle!onlalne 45 ~ u 1 Gol<ion Glover ·~~omson, wbO held the poot aln<e l!ob Foster conclllda«i bll spar. H ..... 12 yean handlod him- 1155, waa clr...,..t attor two win· rlntl -rday lol: his UUe da- ChiUICOIIIe F l - 61 Ross South- New concord ,.Jaiiioo Crooksville .-~ aelt well ~ his three min, leas loolball aesoon1 1n o row. Wedlleaclay nigbl aaalnst Marl.., Harding 54 Freemon! ' - " Elm !MiriMIIa .. ute •Ilion \lith Matl!ls, 'lboa8 mentioned 81 -•oible Fraakle Del'lula. ROlli& 40 Amanda • Cl~ 71 CarIs ~ tor Feb. 3 I'8Jiacemente lneludo ''former Fo!1\iwlns . hls Dna! workout Merpn 63 RoseYIIIe 44 . roll68~ ' ·. "'llniit George ChuYalo, at Cal>- Bod8er ereats Robert J, OtotO Foster said, "II aure feels good C<llo. Walllll Rldp 58 C<lls. 57 Flllrlleld Unl.., Iii ~ the worl<out, ho/11:· utd Elroy (Craey Legi) to m- lbel tile next time !lace 52 . ., ' ever, &oil llld he - d •~cit !Drscb, Green Bay da.- · ""U..,lliovea·lt'll be tor keepa." ;cola. l ! a s - 69 Cola. Mo- Clrlal Wln<hutilr'U ~ to loolball. ' fenslve end WUIIo Diwla, UW · . 77 '( '. hawk 57 ~ . what aurprlled h I m Track Coach !l!arllts (Rut) Wal.., ' ~. KILL· DRIVER .-&_,.the~ Bowl, &toll ter utd BrubO. KUALA LIJMPVH (UP!)- A C<lla. East 97 Colo. cantril 70 ~1184 l'4IPIIO\I • II waa the Ita!~ wnson, • -nhlr ot t h o •warm ot lpees attacked a truck · C<lls. Sooth 711 C<lla. W h - Ll!l'l Gruvtllo711 1 47 ' Colta: • Af!or Wbl! we b8d r - . ol alliletlo boord, Ia a Madllotl bua- 100 miles aouth of here Friday Cola. Llndoll 91 Cola. Marfoo. Plal!l ~-•• ··••• ~ .......,.. Jneasman, lllrlcb bu a troal at. VII lotally aiWlg the driver, ~, ..,.... ·~ ·~ ~ --~ Fronldln 72 Miller a ua~~r.o·· ed ID 'meet ....,....,., But lhe7 !lee poOl with lbe Lo Aapl 1"111'.1<._.. ....., )III·Ordloior)' ~." . . IIams. 8 eo a ~~:~it.' 'l[ -,.--""'rs also were 1111. v ...... 68 Delnare 56 711 '. ,, .. . . ' Worlhlnglon 19 Ploaaont VIew 57 ' lleii'IIOidal>urs '19 w-...me 8'1 Gahema 87 Whltelllil 72 .. (.• .• ' ~ ' ' ~,. . . ' ' llrooo Clt.Y 71 llaryiVille ~~\ Snell Sees Ring Action High School Results wu. - a..so, r..... ........,.55 sz aa a ·....; Follow!Ds ""b ' ·wusoo ',.;.:a:.r.:. · wrn's·t · ·~ ~~ I .,- ' aa . ,_ 22 . '• ;. By United Press lnlernaUoo,.l central State, the ~ l""'rwhelmlng 91,·7 per cent of ranked small college power, maJor 1 baV. ' broke Ita .game with Ke!Woo ' sign of the Checkerbo~t.rd . GALLIPOLIS,.OHIO . Unre""Yad today ard lbe Strike IOI!IIblllt;y ~ alronger atter an ·~innoWleement that an .•',...... . 111e PIIJ•n WatJI :a ,nom ' D. NORTH PRODUCE CO. 1ba pension .llluo "'milll!ld ,. . It's the Purina ltange Chow Block, from Stop by our f'!lore today . You'll find us at the pe~ion Kenyon Five ·to ro~ ·• clll> f!WIIiers' "'"" In lbe second half Niday ·Oller to loereooe . iho' ~~· alghl to eapture • · 77;as . . win, ,,~Diiflt .. plail ·by $1 inlnw.i' a: ·~be Marludero' eighth In 10 plement for wintering your brood cow herd. Yes, here it~ a way to cive your sto-~k a hia:hly palatable. protein block t.hat will save you time and labor Give it a try. You'll aee why ·cattlemen acr0111 the country are turning to thitt hia:h-proteln.low-cO&t llange Chow Block to help the1r brood l'OWS throua:h the rou&h winter monlhs. the »'-• fiUP. PurinA IW8eart:h . .. JACKSON\IILLE, Flo. M'l) ,, - .. &per Joe 11 Namatftla spectacular knee is •ctlng till again ard hll IYSUallilll)' for SUnday'a American Football League An. Star pmelslndoubl. ••1 can't A)' rilfrt now just hOfl' much Joe's knee is botherina: him," East coach Wolly LOmm . llid Friday, "I pion to start him SUnday, howewr, and then we'll just have to see how far he can go on IL" The / East trailler worked on Nunath's ceJeb,.ted knee tor 45 minutes FrldQ after Lemm nod~ the New York. Jets star waa not putting much weight on the knee.. Namatll was advised to stay ott the leg as much aa poaslble until gametime. .,Joe's not a grumbler," said ~er. mer. Barber, the 38-¥ear-old lltth sreeo at Silverado an .PrOtron\Arkanaas, atartedthe ·thiN 1'0IU1<i wllb • ..... stroke lead over Bruce Devlin ~ A u alralla utd two ahead at Palmer. g.... J. ' MJIJ.er llhot ·a .ltve Wder par 67 Friday and hid a two round totel at nine under par lll5, ;BaSeball ~A-·!& Issue Is . DeSliDy"s'·' , Twist Still Unbeaten loolh<f,Naps, ' u well. · ' l..".i i' itul the lee rrnm •nd rold ..ada ill 1101'!1!• S..ncly · - here wllll hit hot!luly 1eamf" czo. =.~~m. David .'ervallon plans for !heir flnns. Weather Roundup U[verytbiRII Ina. . 1 's.r.naon I . ' ·, . to t ~1, per coni at tholt • - lA> 40 per coni for the Wolverlnea, ard had • 57-48 ,margln In""""'""'" cz'*> Boy Scouts Show Lively ll t ,__ i c t. ~J~~~~~?...yard2!';~!!:~hl!, wn Awle Grove have de..loped...,. . ' 'fi ·a.~~Wyos won their tl!lrd ,! ~ withoUt a lo.,. · on lbe ~~ -play. ' 'II :~ lln!ost cam.. ocor1ng 11 ' ~ llrst baD ao Ohio «; C-•. Lay of the Land son conaervaUon SoiY),ce Masoo CllWIIY ' PT. PLEASANT- Weell)oyed meeU111 with Boy Scout Troop No. 257 at the Lutheran Church In Pt Pleasant. WiUiam Knight Ia !he Scootmaster;Georgelomb and Harlin E. Newsomeareadult leaders. The three leaders, as well ae 15 scouts, were present. We discuued soil am water conservation and showed slides ot coru~enation practices in Meson COUnty. A lively discussion followed tho showing oflbe slides and several boys are making arraJW8ments with us to work on their ConservaUoo ofNotural ft&. sources Merit Badge. BIB i ~~~~."""II Yletoey. CJlllllft. The .... WID l>e-ted m a later' dste, il lbe asrloultural ....., · ~ Motss Cqunt.r' IEmera dlppeel 'COil ilbNJI tor -mal llH· allte coalrol; 38 coalilnors llold 423 cl.ivoo; 11x fllrmoro are aelll!>l - · Jiles lhnlolli!> lbe chlllicot~to ani! 'Laneaster Soleo; 12 dairy hordB are on procli<IIM telltlng. mlloor ,...,;.. ers parUelplted, In the 100 Bu· lhel C<>rn Club. All allaDo 'weevll CCllltrOl dem· onstrallon was carried 001 mille Rex 91ene!lo!d Farm two •••I" Midi'-" I llllrl!ellnS. IIIII ' . · ANN ARBOR, Mich. (IJP0 - Sopl!olno<o Jlna ~ .-.1 lind foUl • ~eel Dave So<e111011 ro-enlend the lA> . f:O I( late rally 11 !he Ohio -~.. l(oOk over .ijuted at !hal plaee In the Tea so-., 1 '/' ~ arM\ -'ded ]of3.. Namt~~th's ~~eeAcfi.ng Up Again But ii~ Is '.Expected T.o_~ ··start 'foday's All-Star Tilt :Deamons Seores 31: ' ·:~Buckeyes Topple ..... lboc< lido~ .., lllo . : (ot) Clobbered . . .. ~;~;~ l..olldmt 18 llllllard 48 ~ GrandYiow 74 Mlmla a · 1!alv' 59 . 55 . 59 ~!·· ,•-·,·~'- <I._ ·' 'r • • • • •.t ' • • �' •· ' ,. - ,_ - ~loeL '""""''· J _ . ... 1\lO!l acksOn ~ ·Boflca~ ~n. m en ~Away In . . . , . . ' ' GALLIPOUS . •j •' ' ~ ' ' ' \ •. ' \ I j I they teased the Gallians into com· 1 )' mlttl~ The 16 coolly turnovers. mue Devils out-rebounded Jackson 41-39. Greg Smith. who rouled wl with 3:15 remaining In lhe game, paced tile GABS bounders wlth 10. Bob Rice, 6...1 aenlor eerter,pacedJackaoowith lS reboUJds. Jackson hit 25 of 58 fr<m the llold, ancl _..itted 10 turnovers - ftve iD the ftMl period when lho Galliano almost pulled it out or the fire. " -' Jim Honry ftnio!Miol lrilh 15 ,points for the losers. Tom Spen- r.,. '. :' 't ' L ! ~- & ~ li' G .I·· ~: 1: ·.~ • ' I I' ' I >o ' . " ' I ': • I ,' .:· • ' i "I' F I: I '' • II ' I ( I I I. ' I I" i t ., • us 1 ~Q *Jl Southwest ! " · ~• ,J _ • 1' 17 C(}r GALLIPOLIS - P_la)1~ wl-1 twO ol ~ o:eauJara. lheJIY~ .·fi&lor ... pr Creek Bob<ats cl&wec!. tho -eoteru·Hllbla'ldert' Q-591n a .....,..fl'om-llehlnd ioeciiid bolt win in southern Vllley A11!18!1c ·c...;, rorence play Friday niilt>t at Soulllweotoni· IIIF sd.iol: . · "' ·' . · Bobc:ata miolllnii tile ~wereJon~b. , ll-l. l!fdot,!il*;itk _.nwnia. and ~rl Thoma a, 8-1 oenlor:"'wliti, iat au!' l)le. with an inCeded fool. · ·· Tiki~ advantsae ~r a we&ken- ·win bath _to tai<l' lhe sy~c tl~e. . Ill lioel(l, SO.IbWeatenl rCJ!led to U ll)oy beat :MoCiar · ~=· a 19-13 llrst period acOI'e, lead- lllthlandlooe to Kner.llr!oek.on 't 1Jw 12-li with 3:06 left In the per- Jan. 31, IIley !lpiah aoeci)lcl \rith .,...,t . Soulll""" '·,, •· W7;l· .•n_>·.· ·.'····.· W ., d cats ~~ · a·_ t~s, > • t . . .111. ...._ 21 with 3:32 to go. ereek llllT""ed It to 29-26 at tho 1:31 mork anc1 the Hl&f1lulder• were "'I 33-28 with 54 aeco!ds left. ty 1n ""' p!!arl•• Beman, 6-1 aenlor, ~ In il~a :hid • ~to pve -~a Beman with four, 36'32 lood In the ~ni10 oecoodJ , and· Rielly. SIGut SOUthwestern led 34-32 at hllC· of th&.thl!'d Pl'\"lod. Chuck Bradbury, 6-3 aenlor, ' paced the Bobcats with 26polnts, 23 of them comO. in 1\y&<Or Creek's great seco!d haU, Stove Spaulding, . 5-10 senior, finished with 22 polnto, with 16 ol them In Spauldl~ tho nrst boiL cdlect· ed tour perscnl rouls, alllnthe ftrst hal! and sat out the third period. Tq> men ror the illlbJa!den Keith COrter, 6-0 oenlor, 66 55 w.,.. . • who had ·2hllr, 2po\nto,15olthemin the !lrst and Jimmie Dale . ' •. thli ft.. Period. and~. line Walker, 5-10 senior, whohed 16 polntt, 11 of them In the second hilt The win kept l<Ji&<Ot Creekalivo in theSVACracewlthas-lrecord, aecond behind the loague leading Eastern Eaglea who a..7•1. KJ!gor Cr"eek Is 8-4 In all wro~ P•~ end or n.~e ~ ~-faded.lll~.~ ~ -::ut:r.":.t ea~h and~li!il. r~G~~.: Alit, '~" ~oe. enth straight in toaaue ploy. The The 25 ot6'7 ohoiB Pirates ere 0-7 in the SvAC and Crom tile lleld !or 37.3por cent 1-11 ov all and mide 18 or 22 at tile foul ~ ~Ia led 11-18 at tho PF RB TO TP 3 0 I 5 2 3 3 0 2 7 9 6 -215012 2 6 3 20 1 0 4 2 1 1 8 0 Bulldogs CrU;$11, Ironton, 73-48 Lar~~-~ =.= ·:~E~~r· jodde Jlt-,~~~~i{; T.., Hy.etl, WQ:~or. hi\.~ c u l<nor ~~ looll ooo to r.rrow lt·Ss-34. ThOft p111t 324'1. Jlill Tom Reese, 6-l aenlor, scOI'ed (Or Soutllliea\otn a lay\cl to ...,. the CIJIII!I 36-3& RRR\Im with 5:27 to Ill' In the lhlrll pori• KYGER CII&EK .(lt,WlO ~ od. T>;o fut hOolk shots b)' Brad- Hy.etl, 2-0-1; QuHn, i:-J.•! >J; bUrY made It 40-36 at tho ~:32 HoDIOII, 3-4-10; GljdW..,....; mark and Kyaer Creoli wen! out 2-0-1; Metapr, Polq,; ,ilo In !ront, •ver to be beaol8d, t4- 1-1; ·J. HUI, 2-0-4; W. 1 41 at the erll of the tblr4 period. l...o-.2. ·,1\' · ·,~ . Steve , rOjolnod the SOUTHWES'i'Eltll< (1;-iJ.m ::. 1~; WITH 10P VAlUE USED CARS~·· -~ . -.u amSpauldl~ u CoUrth :bally, S+lll; GW. o,.i;lj'~ -~o, aa 04.2; 'DIU<lli; ~a., lhe t<OI'ed s!arted period · 1-o-2; ;~w the llobeat• 2t-,IS.ln oilail.l' OUIS!""ed 4-BiWatera.l·'-4. ScrJthwoatem the 111\11 . ·l(ygat Cr~ .·' 7 '·'' 1• 2H2· stalllia. Br~ -a~ed IJS. or souihwoiterli. 7 81f'·ll'l" hla 28 polntslh;tho lilu<thpetiod. · vAIISI'l'Y · . . '· : '"'"' . The ....... r . KYGER CREEjt (24.20-48) - ,"' : oipt of 1\ypr<Creek'.o lira£ 11- 1!:11dbUrYo Reeve, . polntalntlio!rourthperlooJaatho ~~o · Buckley, 0.0.0; ~. 1• 'iO!Jed pUt to a 53-t2 o:2; 9+22; ·Broom; IM<i, With .5rlll loft .In the con- 114.2; Hyaoll, l.ij-4; Gtaot. 0.0. SVAC'a · .~ for 72 •7 per cent. Hannan non "" lop 31-30 _.,..ace .had 48 rebowlda, 000 more at llallllo!e• The Plrstei 1Dok t~w~ ·North Gallla, with Dave over 50-41\at tl\0 imd Ill 3 per- Daniels and BID Wallo 80'iodl rnme , J:o;:-•f,!::; 19 u """ . wtro _....,.._ -5. __.,_ , Or hota LarrT Jefterll; 8-'Q CUIIIor' pee- the field ..~,g 2• 76 I pmoo. 'BradburY: ed ~WUdtatacwlth 23 polnta. ancl COlM!rted 011 iiiiY oevon of The I'll• drq)J)eds...thvrestern In tho lint Dave ~111!1 8-l aenior1 \wt 17 at \he foul !1ne Cor tl.l per toCourthpllc~tln'theSVACwlth'a '. 18 Wollo, ·.6-5 ]imlor, cent.lralel.eadlnl : - 3-t record behind IIIDnaD 1 ""!" ~· . r"';'" ..,.red U. , , P who moved "'I to thlrd .wlth I 6612 John _.Gotl)oia; 6-1 ·.enJor, was Steve Seulidora, '!"cb with · 55 win over last place 9 the sv AC. Euteri; ldl& Friday .,111&1\ •• tl.lo.•' Plrllte• with t-6 . GALLIPOLIS - The Haman Trace WUdcata IIIOYOd Into lhlrll in Soulllern Valloo'Athiotl< 1 lliarldlnP wllh a g. 6 55 w1n Friday niaht at North Galila over COOch RUI\Y $dvocy'a Pirates. Coach Poul DWi>n'a WUdcats are third with a 5-4 reenrol and are 7-6 in aU pmos. KYKer Creek downed Southwelllerll ss. 59 to haftS mto oecontl placoln . Wllh lhelr Job clit<R!I ror111em, the &tarteol'to work .... ume. GAHS. tJ lert to liab~ are Gallla 1 s Jim Henry, Jackson's Terry Osborne and Bob Rice, ard Gallla's lollke Fenderbosch. Jaoklon won, 62-liL · Thoolllghlanderaled 25-17wilh a:06 left in the lltat hill .... ?9- ~~y"'r _JAJCKiiON~ Paul Green (beblnl Groa Smith, No. 10) lmocked down aoveral Blue !levU passes ~:;:7. ~ aovoral olhera in leodliW the lronmea to a _SOutbeaatem Loogue win over -ta ~\ ~ an 8-2 alate. 1od. Wil~·ldt e Llddt!' I l1opes Al..ive With> VidDA"' ·....': ~lhethlr<l 54. ; '~" ln·~ll' wilh s omlRooiM!IO. . . ' -~~ Midwestern 95 Tarietoo 66 911 Ross 74 cameron State 74 Midwest Beloit 56 Ripon 55 Cornell Iowa 68 carleton 62 Lakeland 99 E»reka 75 Aurora 75 RDeklord 72 West .~~ 1~ -&.,l!or4~5\ ,,.; .. ,,, record. nllhll · leads, • N ,,. peun.. ... _ ., , Coach :• · John •".· song's : ,. tfdll'\1' ~.-tli>l; senior, hall · ~. , Bob Smith, 6-11 5-9 . as ~0!1 · • • a · ItdO wlq'.Tf' over lhe With Paclllc 89 Loyola LA s!l' It was the slsth otnlght loll junior, soorJ!d 11 ~StOvoSaun- Lltlle WUdcat&. Norm Swindler cats - It was a do or die oltua· Cor North Gallla and lhe .... ders, 5'11 fonior,·~ 10. waa hlld1 COr llamaD Ttace wi1ll lion. ~~~r Creek!JuthteeSVAC ' pme'~ !Crp kson BoX C c t_ a.yger _17eeft1 :n.eeps. .~ &ttB,:,.->. U' ~e.....,e an 71 JACKSONIRONMEN(Gn FG-A FT·A PLAYER- Poa. Raser COlby, G, ••••••••••••••• , 3--11 1· 3 Jerry Mossbl.rpr, G, ••..•••• , • , • 3- 5 3- 3 Jer17 Mlpes, G, ••••...•••••.• , 2- 5 2- 2 Bob Rlc:e, c, , • • • • • • . . . • • • • • • . 3-11 6-U Paul Green, F, •••...•••• , •••• 10.16 0- 3 Torry Oaborne, F, ••.. , ••• , .•• t-10 D· 0 Phil Atbaugll, C, . • • • • • . . • • • • • 0- 0 II- 0 TOTAL'i .• , • . . . . . . . , •.•... 25-26 12-22 i,{ . i .4 ~~ South Glenville 69 W, Virginia St 62 Marl- 91 W. Virginia Wooley· ' ,68·59 l.Ee~g,s,ll ·~· Fmal Seconds Of Tilt •' Win ·o f Hally Eo .. Jerry Moelbarger's three paint play with l;M --~ - !oliowl~ a GAllS turnovei - ldllioda Bl• !levU back here FridaY algbt u Coach Do'" Fisher's Jackaon ' chllMd "'I a &%-51 Soothoastern Ohio!.-.. tr1Ull11bover Gall\>GIIL Gallta'a J!mRenryhadcuotllovlsitors'leOdto50-19 with 211~ ..tnlqj. sooonda later, Gallipolis regained poueaalon. With illno tic~-· Moaliber&<Oto 1 5-10 IOlliiB' guard. &lola 11 trail Blllo Devil ·forward Tom Proae, an:t zoomed dotrta court tor an easy li.Ywo "'I wllh 1:54 to go. He wai rooJeol b)' Be<p Motthows. The Jadraon ........ calmly sank the free toao, 41iyjng Ja~koon a 53-t9 edge. Altar tho~ the mue DevUs tried hard to ceoch the tronmen, cor had 12. Paul Green's 20 but it was not to be as the vi&- p&Jinta paced the Fishermen. Ric. Uors c:pntinued to pull away in added 12 . the ·finll le(onda of plaf. It wae tht nevUs' fourth lou First hll!acttonwasrealclose in five outings, learioa: 'th• - · the score was tied five with a 6--5 season recon:L Jaclltiniea- theleadexc~hand• son is notr s.3 for the year. Dl · 12 times. SEOAL play, GAllS io ..,. 4-5. h~ Green. 6--1 senior f o r- Jackson is 6-3. ward, biill<e a 26-ali tie with7:16 Gallipolis I$ in a three Wll lett In the thii'd·period and Ter· tie for lmrtll place with ItoniGD rY Oaborno tallied alayuptogive and Logan. Ironton loot 73-1818 JHS a 30-21 edge. • Athens whUe Loga~>"'lset Well .. Tom Spencer..- senior B 1 u e· ·· Jon 76-68 Frtdiy nl.gbt. Devil guard-fOIIWard, cut It to lit friday's P!'eliminary came, 3~ with 5:12 left, then put~ the GAHl;Jlluelmpo de!eeled tho GallleDa ehead for the last time, Jackoon lrOilbcjlo 37-32. The Imps 31-30, wtlh 4:03 showing on the led 25-20 ·~ l!ltee per!odo, elock. erasing a 17·14· JackiOI\.,!laJ.ftlml Green's crlp ohot wilh 3:45 load. 1e11 in the third period put Jack· Bruce wuaon paced lhe ln'4IO son ahead for kee~~s. with 11 points. Larry Snowdeft Galllpolia' biggest lead was had 10. Rouse and Murphy had three paints - 15-12 with 6:17 eight eoch for tho iceers. left in the aecon:l period, and 1g.. 16 with 4:30 left in lhe first half. Jackson's winning margin - 11 points - was the lromnen's bigFriday's College Basketball ...1 load. Reaulta Galllpolla had another bad night By Unltad Press Jntornatlonai (32 per eent) from the fleld, hitEast 11~ only 21 of65 ahots. This must be attributed to the Fishermen's Bow<loln 74 'l'rllllcy Conn. 71 line defenai ve play, Not oRly did Nichols 91 Naooon 85 the Jromnen force GAllS shots, Gamoa 89 Alliance 56 62~51 . tet, . tlasts. ~ 11~8; ~. Tra<e· Gallla.,~·-~~-~ ~~~=~=:~ ~,,~~~i!~ ~sterp. ~lei 16. conlests loll, with , HANNAN TRACE 0!5· 1~6)- A loll to CDach U~4 lolye~a' ~ D. Daniela, 6-e-t6; L, Jolfetl, Hi811l1Jldero "ould •have m - boinll II B-5123; C b - t.li.S; S. Dan- w!ml~ all thteo remaining ...h !ell, 2.0-4; WeDs, t.:l-14 Mont- pmea 11> gain oven a tie with IOfiiOTY, 0./14; lila...., 0.0.0. the Eagles. NORTH GALL~ (llt-7 -55) As It Is oow - Kner Cr..k Greenlee, 6-1-13; .Smith, t.:l-11; must 'take Southern, . ~stem and Sounder&, 4./1-10; Clark, 1-1.3; North Gallia, In that order to Gamel, 9.0-16. . t8ko tile SVAC a1J11 fln.iab with a , HANNAN THACE • • 13 34 47 66 ' 9-1· record. E.aietn h&o twoSV AC NORTH GALUA .• • • 11 30 50 55 WUOI left. The Eagles mu&t . "l!!l 67Fordl.l~o~o Fairlane flni•h, t.lu. 4 Dr. S.dan, Int., V.S onglno, a.rtomatlc tron•., redlo, •~•·• tlr••· Wheel cov••• foctOI'y olr. A•1 Lob• I. ~lOI,, ,~ $1895 . ~ ' -· .o.) \' p ?---------------~ SPECIAL! . r ·· '.,,'\,., · .·6t ,ro..tla~ ., . ' Catalln• .,, ·t'·,. 64 Pontiac GTO " '· , $ 3295 2 Dr. Hordtgp, 4 .,. ... , V-III orttlne, rodla, wide O¥al 11,..1, motellc Sh•p- ' Awe. .' ' 64 Pontiac Star Chief NAGURSKI LAUDED NEW YORK (UPI)-Brool<o Nqurlki, a member of both the colleae and Pro Hall or Famo.o llld lhe oymbol or loa4ball, will receive the !lnt .,Pioneer'' awa.rd at an awards -Jan. 31. TO TP 3 15 o 0 l 6 2 0 2 8 0 0 3 12 5 c:-· $1295 Gaiii!~Dns; OHio 9391062 GALUPOUS BLUE DEVILS (51) PLAYER - Poa. . FG-A FT·A PF RB Jim Henry, F, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-16 1·1 4 9 Grog Pauley, F, ..•• , •.•..•. , .• II- 0 0.0 0 0 Grog Smidt, F, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3- 7 2-3 4 10 Tern Pro.e, F, •••• , .••...•.•.. 0- 0 0..0 0 1 Mike Fo!derbosch, C,. • , ........ 3- 8 2-3 2 9 Hank Sllaa, G, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0- 0 0.0 0 0 Ttml ~ncer, G, ••••• , ••••••••• 4-17 4-5 3 9 Beop Matthows, G, •.•• , •• , •.••.• 4-17 0.0 1 3 TOTALS • . . . ••.• , ..•••.. , , , 21~ 9-12 15 41 Scori!W b)' Quarters: Jackaon lr01'1111en • • , , , • • •••••••••• 10 16 1G Gal!lpo«a Bluo DevUs , • • • • •.•••••• 11 15 II ''"" flnl1h. Eactro 65 Mustan& ConY. V-8 engine, 4 a,..cl trona. R.d, w•I•W tir••• wh"l .,,, You will have to ... this ano to bell...,• ltl $995 . WOOD MOIOR ·SALES · ) . $1895 · c, ...... ,, 4 ~ Sedm, radio~ he,at~i. allti)matlc transll!ls,, ' slon, p6wer $t8erlit;~IJO~--il-'~Wf.~;Jin' · lsb 'With ·bbl'aundr -lnterlbr .. LOw mlleaee. Like ,. ~ cdndlt.IOII. .,. . ' .,•·, r.Nio, w-s-• tire'!.< b~o~cket seo+a, one _,.. ., , Dea.rtlful l:u.lfn"t alll'ltHw col- ' or with beige in1et'lor. e~o~tornotlc ~ons., .. . f' ! 64 Dodae Custom 880 4 Dr. S.don. V.S envlne outo. trans. P .S. P.B. Roclla. En• I· lent cond . 67 Ford Fairlane G.T . 2 Or. Horthop, V.., •I'I!Jin•, lntwlor. dudhtl power ... ulp., 1,... power window• P. seat•, Foe. olr. Thl1 II o iux• c• PCI hu ked tho bell of .,..,. 4 Dr. s.dan, V-B onf!M, elolflt. tron1., P. st•oring, p, brobo•, ..... """'· R•ot ahorp ..,.._ mobile. $995 c••· Set I Melvin Llltlt . or Hollier FORD SAL g 16 51 20-62 16- 51 '.' 1969 OPEL FOR ft\GTORCO. OF SVAC~ ' ·~ ~--- ~ • • ·~ • t. AND ~,.n PER ' ' �Muscle Doorh i3 llaJic MEDICAL Memos oclerooio O>otdenln& 0( the at· di>kluah 10 ....,."' In ordol' to terlea) oRen -pruent before decrease t!le work la.d Oft t h e FROM YOUR an Mtack. ~H -l• no dei1nlte heatl. IIK\HT ASSOCIATION 'l'here are certain lYmptom• G,\LLIPOLIS- lll<><ordial in· preventive ~•aurea ·· wttich can whieh are usually charae,terl~'4:: tarctioo {cororw~ .,thromho•i•, be tlken to prevent a heart at- of helrl -ckl. Four 0( tbofl coronary occluaioo, t'lbvt attack. tock euept to SLOW DOWN when coronary) is death ol lllP heart one reaches middle age (40 to are: are Of O:Q'~n 60 years). studtee have &hOwn to tllat area. The blood clot caua::- t~at smddng increases the de~ nwscle due to the lad~ lng the decreased blood supply gradually increases In size until that area of the heart dies. ,, I • .\therosclerosis and arterlo· • ..CBOSS 1. Light- 13. One of seven 14 . Cold 1 ',• 3 . Obese 4o. Liquid : abbr. ~ - Hautboy Merrill, 6. Places Certain tor ont' wher-e boOkH !II'C bound college student '''' 18. Roa.d•lent 20. Small body of water 22. MIM or aignpoal 12. Stop 1~ - county 2. un~dghtly 9. Kingly 10. A'lolo'all ~ ,, 15. lrbh bouM 5. Old G1-eek coin j, tacks. h Is diii.J\UY advised for those excessively 0'\'erweight in- DAILY CROSSWORD DOWN tS. Fuhion l. Poliah '' velopJlte111. ot coronary diaease wnieh Olten leada to heart at- HI. Large baK · 2.'1. Edible 8. H.t>nla 9. German ~ply foil 21. Seal" 23. Well-known Betsy ~' 24. Printing requisite Futene1· 26. Girl's nickname 28. Planted 31. Native ofYeml"n 32. Owns !3. Gre.k letter 34. Italian river 35. Smell 37. FamUiar contraction SB. Undenvrlte o&O. Tread 41. Brief argument u . l.ivtng quarte01 U . Grate f-4, Had debts ~- ",. " 37. Oomestl- 29. Banished 30. Phonograph river 11. American genen!.l tl822·1R8(h l8. Pole 19. Fencer ' :o~ .... fruit 26. T&)M"Stn· 27. Presser 28. Sabot i . Slrangf" abbr. 11. Negativt' Y••lPrd•)"' • A•••rr records 36. Let tall I' I' I• 39. Depot : abbr. 40. 'lbrUI : .,..... 42. Exc:lama.- tlon i• 0 I' 17 I• ~ I" I" ~ "!4 n '" I :1'/.l" l'' I" 141 ~ " I" ~ ~ 44 ~ 1-l'a I• LONGFELLOW One letter slnlply ato.ndl!l for another. In thil!l sample A ll uaed for the lhrt-e L's, X tor the two O's, etc. SlngJe letters, apoatropbies, the len,th and formation of the words are all hll\ts. J:acb day tbe code letters are different. A OrJplciCnDI Qulalloa ' JZP YBI<NWMJBUPK Z,l<KQPKJ JW RPXK XKP JZWKP OZBAZ UPLPK I , ' ,, .25 ,., cant Dlacct~~nt on pcllld ~~:~d1 and od1 paid within 10 llays, CARD OF THANKS I OBITUARY $1.50 for SO word 111inlmum. Eo. ~~:~ddltionol 2c. &LIND ADS tl111110nt. 1130 a.m. to S:OO p.m. Doll}' 1130 ··"'• to 12:00 "~'!' Sohlr.. f . .. to IIOIJ'SE. 4 ROOMS. bath, garage. Phone evenings 9ft.II02, ... 992-31110. t-14.etc espMII tholr gratllllde lor !be wmls of comlorl and .,.pal!Jy ... "'""""" by relaUves, In 1861 Georgia seceded (rom the Union. ln 1938 units or General Franco's nationalist air force bombed Ban·elona a:nd Valencia in Spain- kilJing 70ll civilians and wounding hundreds more. In 1955 the first presidential news conference to be covered by · both motion picture and television cameras was held by Dwight D. Eisenhower. In 1968 President Johnson · ",pa.med Clark Clifford to suc~:eed neftll· --~·' SMALL HOUSE. two ~ . emncled to Rev. Lemley. paD- bearers from the Pomeroy l"lre Departmont. the Drew W - American Lqlon Poll. the I'GmeroY l!!rnefton- housinR 'and automation. Mod· •rn Poullrv. Box 1111. Al!leM. Phone 503-'113t. . 1-lti-IIOD TNCOME TAX SerVIce d.U, e>, cept SUnday 9 In 5. Evenlnp by appointment. Mrs, SteveQ ·wanda' Eblin, Rt 2, Pome· roy. Laurel Clift Road. 1·19-10\c II:::., :._ M, Wire Tor· · ' Forolld< rlell and Poodlel, trtmmod, ~ wormed, temp. llljeellaN . • · .. 8arkaroo Kll., OloMIIe. : ...., Phone 18'/-311M. 1·1•'/IA: POODLE PUPP..., .- •··''"' m]!l[allq. f'/5 and 1q1.-' . """''· _.,r.tc:e and JI'OOIIllni. AI.C ·' .... AND $72.17 65 Buick 11 I Gloves Clothing F~r :rho Whole filmily ·Gr.atly Reduced · Cor any information furnished Brr,ants Budlel Shop which leads to the arrest and • 1965. FOR~' ....... ~ .......... Reduced . . "to $1395 , Geln:~ ,5QG, 4 door. Bilek ftnlsb, cteou·lnterll!r, low mll• lP"" ~ ownor, ~ ,...,. tires, automatic b-ans., Power 68 Pontiac "' Paul simon . ' Cliff. ~ IIIU!Iii. 1·1-12tp HOUSE ovetioolclq! river, two !locy. 8 and 2 bailie. AppOintment only. ~'~mae IIIII- ' ~- 1+~ , ...·.. . . . r--·.,~,....."tf'. .!'•,_!.",·dl..l'·~-·,·,".,5::~ .····~···· ·· r ····~ ···· c ~···· ..,. ear - I n lui. local .,..r. ::-.~~~:~.;'1-'tJia}~r~ ~.n~ith p~r~h . ' automatic trano., gotdtlres, l'lldlci and . £1ectra 2 dr; Hardtop, one very carellllloeal 2t41 r4tflr" ' p.m: KF.EP CARPET I·IJ.«c cleanlnC prob- , 1110 1-1~ Help W•11tecl ' Advertising ... makes wheels go 'roun~! Every day, in great clties and small villages, bouse · wives make out their daily shopping lists from ads in their home·town newspapers. No hoopla, no ballyhoo. The kids have gone to school, the father lo work. The mother of the family - the one responsible [or spending most of the family's money - sits down at her kltchcn table and carefully decides where she can get the best buys. The infor · mation is aU there , in the newspaper. The bargain prices , the descriptions. slay there whHe she makes up her mind. at leisure. Perhaps she will even fold the ad and put it in her purse, if there is any questlon in her mind a hour the price or the product. Advertisins is a _Service which people want. Arter the New York newsPaper strike of 1957, women interviewed in one study said they missed ads most of all features · in the newspaper . Advertising makes the wheel!! go 'round in our economy. Following Ute Minneapolis newspaper strike' in 1962, ecqnornists of the Federal Reserve Bank'i Ninth District estimated that the area had lost $58.000,000 in sales. Advertising makes new!!ipaper wheel!'! go 'round, WONDERFUL money saVIng bargAin specials for your eu&tomen help yoo make a big success as Rawlelgh Products dealer. Write Charlco Penn. W. T. Rawleigb Co., Box 204, Chillicothe, Oblo, ~t-17-3tc --- wAITRESS and kitchen help, apply In "person, CrOw's Steak ,House. Pomeroy. 1-16-61< W•nted ' AimQUES. furniture, · dJohell, Before the advent of mas11 advfirtlaing, news· papers - always very expe118lve to ~oduce -had to depend on political parties Cor suppOI't. It h11 been advertising, honest ad·vertislng furfttsh)ng J needed · servi~ to millions of consumers, that ,has strengthened too. mlsc:el!aneoq!.. ¥rs. Howilr4 Cecll. lOI: w. Main Sl. J'p~ .,, ' . ' the t.>conosnic base of ·the American press. . ' ' 'i> . .·, NEWSPAPERS .. JHE INQEPENDENj_'¥~PIUM . . . ' ,, '\. l : .~ ' '\ ~..' .. ... .'-\.- ., ·~·· ' .It ' .( .• wt:•· I . ~-tie / .. 64 DODGE $895 CORY AIR .. ... 62 PONTIA~C- >~~ $349 ~ !=: ' 59 DODGE $300 ~ TOM EXPRESS. • $18.83 Per month R. H. Rawlings lmpola V8, 4 dr. -n. Or!gillll aU white !in!sh. £xcepti0Jal. Sons Co. ' MANY ' "OHIO'S OLDEST DODGE DEALER" • ·· ···'!·•······'· ~.,, • ' .• ,A VI .,;m., ald. t~uo.;iood tireo, radio ·I ' '·, 6 cylinder .. Standard Trana. 62 CHEYe $295 er. Low mileage. 'WITH APPROVED CREDIT \ .... :.... $79.88 62 ChiYroltt . Par month ••••••••••••••••••••••. $895 .., _ Oliio • .'... .... ~ , · BUICK PH. 992-2143 to GMC TRUCKS PONTIAC P~MEROY, OHIO FOR SALE SINCE 1853 1967FOID FAIRlANE $00 · Chevrolet Chevys· :'1 pre-owned lusiMH Strvbs ctlltTJSa TllCI!NlaAN, 1.4land Par-er, ltWII4 l'omeroy reoldellce or 88'1-aUI CooJ. vme.Call ltalloa, wtshee Boll· day. Gnellnp. Dally aerVIco with llmiiA!d Saiiday , _ GOOD:8UY -· Auto. Trans., Power Steorlna, Brl1ht Red, Excollant Cond. . . , JI 'Ill • ' ~' ' .... ' ...' ~ J .·.-, • ..... I Can Be Seen At Herman Grate's Rutland, Ohio 116121e c. c. lJWIIIOIID ........ AUCJ;IOI'IJD Cwq!lile lleriloe 11-111. • Olllltodlio. I I tic Phone !HNIOS, Jean Trulloell. .~ $19.37 . Per month Per month "350" 2 dr. V8 Hardtop. Power steering, powe brakei. HD 3 speed, tuU cperaUng consul, 350 cu. 2 dr, sedan. £l<lra goocl finish and condlt!on. V8 eOKIDo, l""'lr ·~· , c:ellenl conclltloo. Pbolle ' . . lems smaD, pie, sharing fun. mowing lhe latest gua<anteed Beeline fub!ODS, auppleillenl your family Income, · Enjoy part· time ~ with above aver- , age earninp. No delivery, no mllediOns. This Is your opportunity for succ:ess If you are willing to ...,rk lor 11. '., .. Per month inch, 4 aP,Oe4 traDSIIllsolon, ex.. mue tuilre Fem•la Halp W•nte~ waU 1111 waD. Re)lt e1ectr1< B!BLlNE F'ASffiON stylist, • sluifti(IMW $1, TIDY'I Barpinwomtl) who Ilk• meeting peoland. · I·Ui«e ' Per 1110ntt.' 19111 PONTIAC GTO, 4418 • VACANCY lor .two elderly people. Prefer private paid patlentll. Phone Mason, 173-5115. !e.8-tlc • rooms, bath, wall to wan carpot In tile Uvlng . - . buillIn cabinets In. ldtdtOn, Ill ac[ res ground, oo Rl. 1211 -fult 81 you 1111'11 onlo 10 at Laurel JVST RECEIVED S\1 doleD Men's Coveralls, Jellera Clothing Store, Rl. as. ' "1-19-61< WILL 00 oewinR at home zippers, pockets, peg~lng. hemming, alterations, etc. Mro. Freddie Thabet. M810!1. Phone 7'13-5651. • 4-3'l-tl• JIM W,O,X.TERS home, live 4 Door Sedan. $23.25 $104.94 64 Buick 8onnovlllo 2 dr. Horptop. only 1, 769 - • IJI\Ies. Skylark Convertible V6. Power steering. Automatic Flclory air conditlcxtod. Full 5 yeor guaruUe. trans. Bel!utltul white with red vinyl bucket seats. Ntw ear dtlo. conviction of person or per- ;i. 2 DOOR SEDAM. 6 CYL. STD. TRAMS. 4 Door Sedan. 6 cyl. $65.62 63 ,Yolkswaaen PoiiMIOJ 64 WilLER $495 62 WAM.EI $245 Std. Trano. Radio . '" EtC. . clean car. WINTER CL,OTHING One hundred d0118r5 reward Pomeroy car Wash. $39.83 Per mont• . Per month 4+2 ~ort ~·· Smart metallic green wilhwhlte V8 ~rts Wagon. 9 paaa. modeL One local owner, vinyl 1<11 1nd matebm. green v\11)'1 buelwt seats. Shows good care. Power steering. Full c01111u!. 4 apeed shill. Low mu-. extra ...Ji.,. riOito. 111\ OFF . with QG\deD Ill Alii" 81., $94.37 . SPECIALS Per month · Per month catalina COnvertible. One local owner. Shows best DeVille 2 dr. Hordq, FlciDry air cChlltloned. Ful· ot care. Power steerlng.powerbnkes. Aut.o.tri:Jll. ly equipped about e...-ythi~V. Olleloeal.,.ner. '· '. at4l Per month Skylark V8 4' dr. lllrdtop, Beautiful burpndy ft1> ish w!th parchment interior. P(ftlt'er ateerlrw,power brakes. Auto. tnna.. One local owner. $57.97 ·SwHteft · Hots Coata P~J.'s sons causing .damage -to the . "' to.6 $41.72 66 Buick Our Low Price• On All REWARD .... :11)11. • PETs F()JI 8Ai.t ·roy .MaDCh!loters, cARe RfiiWI1 available. poultn Notlce - ) ,, $42.62 P~r .ftorrth· LeSobre V8 Cuotmn 4 dr. Sedan. Flctory air condit!OIIOOL One loclll..,-. Extremely nice inside and , 0111. Full buekokin Ylll)'l q>holstory: Pow!"' steerir8, ,power brakes, auto. trans. !hi 6 IT " N DAY OLD ~ startod - 1~ .pullets. both floor or lnMimory ' 65 Buick PT. For Sale IN LOVING memory of James S. Hood who passed away 11 ye81'11 ago, Jan, 18, Ul50. Sadly mlosed by wile, Edith. dau&h\era and grandchlldren 1·11-1tc • BUILDIN$ •nd batb. 1'9S0nable rent, · mmo. 1-1~ ey Squad and the Ewlnr 11\Jn. oral Home. 1·1•~ A wonderful husband. Dad and ald. One who was better, God never made A wonderful worker so loyal and true One In a million and that Dad. YOUR OLD CAR MAY MAKE DOWN PAYMENT IF N(JT YOU NEED ONE OF THESE. ... ¥ ' UNFURNISH,E'Il Apartment, 4 rooms. bath, Vic llro\m, Min· eroville. Phone 1192-3314. 1-14-410 bon and friends In tl>elr hour ol """""'· llpeclal thanks Is and JlC)iter. The evening stars are Venus and Saturn. On this day in history: • ALUMIWIM. SIDING • ST9RM W!NDOJ$ .. • REMOQ'~L)NG AND --- · C•rd Of Th.lnks I'Ome!Oy, wish ' ALCOA~~ FURNISHED two flliOdroom apartment. ~um ... heat. Mid· dleport, !'bODe 892-31'74: 1-t-Ue OFFICE HOURS (C ltllt, KID&: I"eaturtl Syadlu.te, Jet.) ~ ~ STAITED THIS MORNING•••• DID YOURS? to6 E. Main For Rent 6ddltlonol 2!5c Chart• par Athlr• Tl• Cll ••• OUR USED CARS ' ,.•.,., ..... "" 12A W. 'I1IE P'AMILY of WyDII Will. f d. 1 aQ o e em;e. lONGEST ·DEA.liN TOWNI ,..,d The moon is between its new ,. •• • • • -GUARANTEEDPHONE' .t..i2•zot·\ '. . ' lnnrtlona. follow. .. -~ ' RATES ·;,., For Wont Ad Hr•lce S cent• I*' .,.,. ln...-ti~J~~ Minl-.m Charta 75c 12 c.nts per word thre1 co..secuo th'' Insertions. 18 cen._ par WOotd Iilii consacutl.,• Today is Sunday, Jan. 19, the 19th day of 1969 with 346 to t 8E' THE GREATESt .,.. Incorrect ln111'1len. By United Press International .,. THING THAT WE CANNOT PAY TOO DEARLY FOR IT. LICS.A.GE MIGIIl ·· " .tljadht.-oble. The pYbll•h•r will i AWYP.-EXYPK FWOPFF .. Y•teNa7 .. Cryp&oquoter.-:"'•.u~TICE IS SUCH A FINB•~ Hobert s McNamara as seer~ i: JANUARY 'o{ ' . . . ...., ba NIP*ftllbl. far " ' - tfMrn phase and first quarter. The morning stars are Mars f%: ~ ~ The ~·blfihet ,.,en•• the rifht ' h! ~dlt ot ,.l•ct ony ••• Ht!••d Today's Almanac n ,AI.GUV. TIO~S •· For more information consult the. American Heart Association. DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here'o how to work II: AXYDLBAAXB t' nausea and vomiUnii aeeompanl lcs this and lt may be mtstaken for acute indigestion) 2- Sweating 3 - &Kklen brtenl!le shor1ne:S5 otbrealh • 4 -c:::- Occasimally, loss~ consciousness. Any of these sym_ptoms should be reported to your doctor at~ once. After a heart attack it is possible for a persoo to lead a normal life even thoogha few changes may be necessary. Tbetreatment varies witl'l each lndivi~al. Ma:ny doctors recommend to their patients to keep their welght down. plan to eat four small meals a day instead of tllrec large meals a day, get a moderate anKllnt af exercise (although plenb' ~ rest is nece&sary), avoid excitement and exertion, and discontinue ~~ (%:: '' 1 - Severe pain or 'feelm. cA. pressure ln cheat wbicb ~ spread tothelettarm (aome~ smoking. ~1'0 18 ' ' ., ;o,•'f!'~· , I .\ A~~rrt(lN!NG ~ '· ,..._ .....~. IJicltrt lliifrll.lli!D\r" )few , ·ifa..a.'' '~ ,.am, . .. ' • • til . 2 Door 8 cyl. Standard Trono. Radio heater. Whitewall tlr••· 63 Chivy II ...63. ,... ' 2, Door Hordtop. ti,.t.' �t " ..... -- . JallllorJ It, IHt '. -. o- Da,-One ti""" • • • • • -17e ltMo '•t Six co,...etU'Iivll llloyl • • • • - Uc liM lfwee CDftiiiCU'Ii¥11 dayt • · -J6c li .. Ad•enlei"l C~tder.d fe>< iff' ...ulor lnterti- will tab tM oN 'H,/"" ••••• All ach ,.ottfi aro rottr ic;ted to the fr clouific:otiont and to th. ,.g..,lor Doily TtobuM tlrl• of,.,,. lntertion . , An~ cho"t• no~~do i n tho. ..,.;lili-1 copy aub~t~inod for. d~sified adwerlisenoont w1/l be ehoo<!l•d tt. rote of 25 c fOf eoch ch<lnf* . Aclf C!"darocl for three 01 ••• , ;..,., 1 : ...d "IIPP"d befor e ••llitol i~;~n wi ll 1M chDrt-.:1 fo< onl r nu...,•r of 1 t i - • the od dote n •ned . ' Ooadli,. : AoJO P·"' · d~~tily and 11 For Sale W ·' 23" AluMinum Sheets X J •·"'· Sor ...dor . : lnMemory IN MEMORY o1 Ketti! Moen ~ w!lo J>IIIIOd oway 1 year aao ~ JaD. 11. .,' •t ,I S· : I: , · ~ I• 1 lrMIUre DO one CaD s&eal, Dealll II o beartac:be no one ~' I can beal, tllot Y"" are...,., Bul we11 remember no mat· ter ' - i<q. Sadly miN by Grand- ';;: t: ma • Grandpa Golhanl, l1nele Geoe ond family. IJ.I IN LOVING memory ol C.... clua E. EJUott who paaed Oft)' Jon. II, 191111. '! ' t : ' X.009 Cod aaw you getting . . . ,• lie did wltat he lbougbt best: He put 1111 arm 8I<IUIId yoo, And wltllpend, 'Come borne ond root.' 'ftle golden gate stood openOne yeor ago today, And farewell IIIIIPOken. Yoo gently passed away. 'ftle n....., ... place upon ,.... grave, Moy wither and decay, Bul our love lor yoo w!lo sleeps benea!ll, W11l ...... lode IWIJ. sadly . missed by Garnet, dllldn!n aDd l!f&ndcldldn!ll. 11'1 1" LOVING mi!IIIOI'Y of I wile llftd ·•mtber, Etbel oor E. llrurcb w!lo p&Bied awoy one year ago, January It, 191111. Tl II !8d that one we cber1oh lb>uld be t*en rr..m our home Butlbe joys ll!at do not perllb Lift In our memory alane. SodJy mined by 1lllllllnd ond Ollldren. 11-1 C••" Of Thanlrt f t WISH to UptOIS oar lin<ere and lfllllude lo our many lr!ends and nelgllbors lor lbeir kindness • .,.. pathy cards, food and Doni ollerlngs extended to 118 dur· lag lbe death ol our dear bu• band ond lather. OweD Wade Evans. We to ellond speelaJ thanb to Dr. Lewis D. Telle, 1be ll1llllDg Nil of !be Veleranl Memoria! Hoaplta), Rev. Lulber Trlley tor hll .....,ling ....,.,, Margaret Lou Traey lbe organist. the McCoy Fuoeral Home and tbe ,.,.... rr..m Calvary Bap. tbl !l!urob lor !be ~ ond dinner. Mrs. Wadeand Family. ..., TilE · Wl~EMAN . AGENCY v.r Room ae. mEaat 4th st-t. 'l),'aaoportol!m Bide. Clnc!D-. naft, Oldo ar phone $1Mtl15'1t, 11-1 HAVE MANY USES 2oe Off. 446-3643 ' ht. 446-3796 446-4500 Bfor$1.00 Gallipolis Daily Tribune 12SThlnl.t.... Gtollipolll Notice ---·-111 14-1 Ohio 45631. .. WANTED GOOD homo lor female BABYSI1TER lor o S yr. old cblld 5 days a ...U, 7:illl a.m. to 4:illl p.m. Ph. 146-121111 after 4:30. lU GA&> . AGOOD VALUE TEAR OUT THIS AD MAIL - Co\IIPK"l'SD 8IIADSD LAWN. HJ<3 Fueral- Mogul Corporation CALl. US Po. Dm'AII.a .... Wllf'f Ill Uli t ' ~ ,_, u...._w.n\ .. ·-- itM c..Atr dwttl Hldllillleo • .-cow LEE'S PWMBIIIG • RJ!:MOI). I!!LING, Crown City, 0. Pit. ZSU6M. IN W<~rld m... rooa.. &It I) Pmt CenlnJ Hollll. ... Qd,.· Day •tt IITANIIARD PLUMBING ; I , BEATING, IllS TIIH ,,_. tiWIII. ' ... IIEWii'i'l PJ.1JMB111o AND DATING ROUTE 110 at Ever11Jwq, Pit. ..,.,., Ill If w.•. ... FlliiNVIIII!!Il apt., lllllltlol paid, · odulto Gilly. 2U Stato St. CiU ...., after 4:30. 11-11 2 RI!JDROOil tran... Bee Den· lllgley'o Barber · •or IIIPJil CONFI'DENT praetleal Shop or .Pit. IM - · 11-t wllbes day work, """' eblld core. CaD-· lW OR 8ALIC ..- eOitaae. 4 ....,. 111!1 bath, m T - Rd. Newly . .....,._i~. eau w.,.. LOST - Prooorlptlon Sun&l&&Alllllwy, 1111 Faurlb Are. 101· Red oue blue lr111101. IJ.II Call alter 4 p.m. Jto. worcl. !4-1 GARAGE lllirlineat, uilfum., 4 . rma. INI"ti.ll., ~ ... llioo naoe. lijJ ·~ Aw.; foil, Pit..... 'IJ.It UYNOUI'1I GWJPOLII .• s-Jd , _ '" :lrol!l PM' Olllee • ..... 141 . .' AaW Your ~ Dealer It-If DHN£1& IIIXJa'l WATZR Ql!ILl\'ERY SDVICB I'll. tfiiH1. . , If ." . insurance . P'ORALL"""'fnlunoico :-a:.. ebeell: with .,.. · """"'· lito ' ' . St. Apnbo lor 11110 lift, IJoin--,., ltalpljif ond pneral BibiJJt,. ll-lf ~ill:-:.:. NAnONWibl!l i!1S1JRANC1 AU'I'O. Ufe. G ·Slate 81 Walilo P•. Brown, W •· · .. Brown. 146-1.. • II• · - 11-11 "'*· -~· ForS.Ie ' 0001:! uAil Sldi2fmallt! 11oft. if lttl,erealed ·can·wAN. ' 11-3 ~ Kl!ll..r t~' If • _..... I , fruiiMdla ' . ::~ · ~­ ~.u. . • 1..;.- ,,lllldt' Filii- LOCATION TIDRD AVE. I IITATE rtf, '' FORMI!IILY NIBERT 6 . ,.,, ;t~ ·· . . ~;~--· .. ··--·· ' ' . ... -......... . ' ' ' wilb coal . "' .' WE ALSO bave a 411 acre farm with no house .'on 11.' Tbil II , also underlaid wllll coal. Bolb • ol the above mentioned farmo are located near VIDioll, Oldo. liOtlBE, I roaat1• .n(.~,.JIJ WE HAVE a 3 BR borne at 121 Plb st. Pit. ~· .. -~ - "'J' . . Kloeon Ave. with fuU balemen!. This home 11 llnaneed ' through F.H.A. al4'11t. per cent Interest. Look thls over aDd mak~ us an offer. OFFICE PRONE Mf.Hil 5E.. -· 6:.. 7: - ....... . ~· ASsocl,lTBS J, ~ TvM u.,. ' , r.&L · ·8 ' . . (' ...n ...... ... u ·11·E ;:~~ ...... 0111.... .......... -1141 ' Coria' Muole """" Owlet M. ·~ A, A. Nlberl •t4f.lm Sopor Slo " ... ~ I""'..., ... - 11 'l'lllorJ• A Tlllff .... N,V,P.n .... '"' .._ J erqiAwl• -·· ·-" - ..... . -· ""'!'' . ' .., 9::. - ..... J DQ"Biohop oa... liE.. • - -- ,.~- ...-. ftl..-1 , lrll" CrU!In ... .. - n.;Ccj ~ x-. •·· BYE!IIlNO ToBI~ Glori" of .liiiP ........ • u \; .... .£ ar Nlgbt. nay.-Pit. . . . . ·WE HAVE a 37 acre farm with l!!vealngo - J. B. ar Leo 3· BR dwelllni 81111 balb. AU King 441-4984 or Ronnie !tilrooms paneled and new fuel more 146-1'1116. 111-tf oil furnace. Land 11 uoderlald WATZR Anytime _ """" f(l.lll'l • ........ su... AJ.... It· ·sill'.-.- '-•"*' LOOKING FOR A SMALL fARM' 0.. 1'1111111, Oww Services Offered 4.E ... A. A. NIBERT R.EALTOR "'""" E '"'' ~One UiiiO NEAL REALTY --9~ -·O...... -·- .... .... - I :........ -·.........-2li -·-.... -- ... 4::. -5E .. .... .... --· 6: -7g.. -·-__ --8: "'7E. Bll ~, ij . . . IDVKZ Cll4IGII . 'WIU YOUa DUD """._ AJfD con CALL IACDOH - . - . BRADBURY FIIIST nAJOR ef. lleleney apal1ment, adulll .... ly. 'IZ8 Second Aw. J.lf SLE!PING -· Tlll'll. "'"'' I 6!:. ............ ..... '_ ....... v... pordlel, IIJade, / drilled well Jllll olf IU. 11. ti!OO. ON' DEAD STOCK For Rent 2 LAROI!: - - anftnllbed, - on apper llecailtl, - . 011 Lower ........ 'OtoiJ Lost -· . J ..lll• Oblhrpr S.rvi~es Offered Applicants will be interviewed through Januory 30, .1969. Equal opportunity employment. Interested •r.phcants lnO'f apply at the Ohio State Bt~~rnu P apment Servin at 443 S.coad Aven111 e Gallipolis Ohia 45631. ' ' Forbnt {:Cmvcnk'llf Rcfe~nftl t•nlld and Plaee Near Your Joy ..,..., t4AiiJ z..t W!Jden, IIIW Wo,.. Aaiiho.,., llf 11• •n.100 """''~ . . . Now lntervi.wing for Personnel with some experience in .s etting up Mechanical Presses up to 500 Nin capacity, applicants should have a basic knowledge of sharp math, blue print reading, microa met• and gaugu. 1141 ..... Weekly Guide To Better TV Viewing a GOOD BUILDING LOTS men aDd · TeD and •'- friends ....... good ..... W•ntecl To Do IJIIrili&. '· GOOD 7 iur. llome, "-ttt. .. ..... part ba!JitDI!IJI, . s·m.e . DC!D'·J!N'I' Mon: thru Fd. • • nJIWMOV - W . V L . DlrfiPO next lllbh - sa. LIVDIO n.u Ml: ,....... oa JlebN ,POinted, . .kt. SUIIdlvlolono laOOIII, lfODDN JIIA'ftNQ sn. , . . 1N lllUL &ltSf.IIIINi'J' II)NJ; CAll GARAGE PLUS MB-m. 1'11. lair o1 , . GeMnl iti.IW btl boJ; of needs aDd -..etres. JI'RI!!I!: to reliable '"" ol ...15 a month. Guarillteed. 1o1m on a ONE Aau!: 111e1 1U. tfl Rl !so, Rl. ~ 111 TBII otDI'a BOlD OK I ACU: 1.0'1' Olll u.a. • ornu 1 JII:D. 1100111, '· AI llll name, adcfta lor sa ., BUILDING SITES WlTB LOTS 01' BOOM OllT IIDE 4 RM. un1um. ...,.., •. -• ._ 3 ROOMS ond BATH, unl. $55 ,__...J PAULA KAY'S BEAUI'V Salon per monlb. Water paid, 1!:•8111 newly decoroled, te mo., •• Plumbing & H;,atlng wanll a balrdmser. Phone ~er · pold. 15~ VIne St. w. llelgbte, Pit. ~. 14-.1 ........ _..__ • Boatla . . ·;;;;;;--A..,, I tlit442. ... !MG. IU Fem•le Help W•ntecl NEAR NEW 3 BEDROOM i>ocToR, PATIENT TO\JR ,. LYON, Fron<e (IJPI)-Dr. ' Cbrlatlaan Borilard, portormecl lbe .flrlt succoiiiUI . ' '' , heart troupllnt, oatd Fri.-, KJIIBY SWeejler. ·l.ooka 1iti1 cnltthl he 1D0J lolle I;lr. PhiliP cleliw li)e new. ,Al!8dalntl Blalbor& ' lbe '"'rid's lonpltplua· poll&ber ror a poymeids llvloi troupWil jlatlint ·with BIG LOT IN TOWN e... Ph.~. .... ~~~)'~CAit Prill" SDIIUUISIII ... . Netlif \ACRE aA.~ Some atladt- U..te _... - . WID iaaranlee lo NI)IOIIIIble porly lor balanct oil paymenll ~-.1111 111111tb!1 or fti.OO cub. Pit. 44f.Jiil. 11·11 VINTOtf 1 St. :Ba:lBOall IIA.1tCR wml L.UMm FAIIIL'I' :aooll, ..._ llto I Voc:uum Clean- ~ ' '.~ ~' ADDREIIS DN. IPTCMI'f, • .0... or .tlloio Htller Division .of. . ''"" capital o1 tt.ao.oo to ~.tlll.­ oo, good ear, ond .....neat DOR, P. 0. 11oJ: • Soli Lab City, IJ!ah. PI~ 1J1. dude PHONE NIIMIIER ond Pomo ..-1 putl<ulm. ....,. ~.TenDL ' I 1111111111 SPLIT ~EVEL ~ .. VACANT ~. A. Jlli'ltln, 2 A,, -.II, lJOltd, aooct llorleee, jult off ·IU. ltt,!Vilrpn lftCI!! 8 WE HAVE LARGE TWO STORY HELP WANTED TIME MORE FULL TIMI!!I You must have the necuzery wtll!tly, Wrlle: SPEED VJ!!N. ' 17 ACRES WITH liPlliNG VAlLEY AUA AT RIO GRANDI. .-nt - ..,...,nceo. You must be able lo ot leut It"' 11ouro ' EXTRA GOOD BUY . .,., .....-~a · 8/lcmiS MILE ~ . oJ1 clear land, good l Bin-. barD, I pmcio, 'l'bb, B,, &no. This near new 2 story home is located on a rolling wooded 5 acnt plot just a fe'ff minutes. drive from town. 3 or 4 bedroom (master bedroom Includes lounge and full bath) l&rl!O Uvlng room (patio doors lead out to 2()x40 betted pool) formal dining, Ubrory, modern kitchen and ulll!~ .._,; lots or ,·<!arpet, partlll basement and 2 car prage. Quiet and peaceful. Call Ike Wiseman for more details. Applicants will be Interviewed through January 30, .1969. Equal opr,ortunity employment. lnter..ted applicants may app 'f at the Ohia State Bureau e,... plo.,ment Service at U3 Second Avenue Gallipolis youroell and pbone number to lloJ: 101, in care of 'llle Tri- . Sl. RT.l&o , MODERN COUNTRY ESTATE ••.• Mow int•rvlewing for Penonnel with uperl~ ence •n building and equipment malnt•ance. Appli· canfl should be exp.,lencecl at building maintenance plant r.arranflemerr,t, eledrical and mechanical ,.;. pCiirs ~nd upkeep, mechanical preue1 up to 500 tons, electr1c furnaces, furnace recorder• and heat treatln I equipment. time. NO SELLING, Income $800 to $1800 per month. Mlno tmwn easll investment $2,465. II you are Interested in a dignified prestige business or your awn, write gtvtng details about 1$-1 :.rillll R<lUo, E.llP. Sdloolt. Mqul Corporation IILAIII, DEPT. 'liiBAI ,,....... ~ .balll, ~ ld\. , ~ ~' Gm:.,,CaH Bam, lprlng, Knor Crook Haller Division of Fedtr•l- DELIVER CAN GOODS to ntail grocers partlimo or lUll LYNCIIJIUR(l. VA. .... ., ,,..... '. - s: ::-·- ' ney 1111re thne taldng lbeJr orden. Write todaJ. Gallipolis Chapter 79 R. A. M: 7 ACRES HELP WANTED Opportunity Knocks Once -w- l'lrit " "OltN . ,~ · I RM. Fr..,.. J!ome, dl. B. 01111 tm~~: Butlness Opportunity WESI'I!!RN Slate& Wbot.lle Conloellon Supply ~. aeilklng reliable penon to litcome a part ol our NEW • AMAZING pro. grom In 011r automatic lllftcltandlllng vondlng maeldne. Ea. labl-! EARN • .110 OR MORE A MO!ml! PAII'I' ... , NEW CHURCH funollure lor aale by Motor Freight Co. Must sacrifice.' CUStomer un-able to pay C.O.D. and lreight cbafl!e&. Freight company must .mpose ol at drastic """"'lion. WiD oeu all or part (...18 and pulpit furnl. lure). Write P. 0. l!oJ: 671, Ceredo, W. Va. 2550'1. IU bune. ' 0. D. PARSONS DAL'I'OR r-; vmaio. c:117 ......., 21 ACRES DAliUN/2 I EARN BARBERING lor Ufe. lime carter. Approved lor v.. tenns and Student toano. SMITH AUTO SALE$ Call or write lor Information . KANAUGA., OHIO Early enroUmenl available. HW1tlngton Barber CoUege, '1511 Tlrlnl Avenue, Hunting- PORTABLE 'I'J'poWritlr, $25. ton, W. Va. Phone 521-an. Good condition. CaD 14-.1 alter 4 p.m. s.tf Memory Some IDly lor(el ' DlUVIIIIIloell and 0... - lito • rood . l!!ipet'lonot • helplu1 but not _..,-, ... wiB train you, You caa earn over ft.U per bour. oppllcatlon and write Notion Wido Solely Dlre<tw, Sl!:lll DRIVERS, Liaed Offset Pl•leS i ~ ~le Helb W•111ed CUS.SIFifD RATE$ '1 ...... .... ""'' -- """'"' 13, "The DlrtJ Ga-. .• ..... anWJ_,__ 11'*1 - .. "'You Gatlt. S1&lt ~·-~ ., """'"' II, "Lot& ,... ........ .... -..... J - J>.ww I - a, •'BIIHe" - Pill.!' 0... II - I,·~,..,., Daft'l CI'J" 'I' - -- - WMI' - TtJI:SOAV 1!:•11.. - Gar7 ' t-,c:..q.r, .,....,_, ..._...., ' '·' •' Ul" - J..U. Clorl•lil, OUII' · - - . lllfO - I. "Tht C:rt.11011 .a. - · -WEDNI'SIIAY \llewtrll.shft •. I - ..... of.....,..... ' 13; "Thl PIW.Y"' - ~ ' lb. - •• " l'tl ' ........ s..,._. nn.JRSPAY 7 - ...., . . , . ....., ftiV' ' ----.. u. HIPPhm ....,._ ......., w · - I,"Neo'ei'Tolt . . . " - hlll --- hnl. .......... O'SIIllhu JI:IO - ......~ l• . . All" - -...rt Gr...-. -........ """"lMrt' - 7 - o.a, 11, ........ co.-..~-1 - ... •Girl flllllll,.. -r.hi.: lli:lll - .... , . a...... ..... ' ..., _ .... .~.Oil!' ' · . . . . . , . . . D( s...&n HQIIII"'I . ............ ..... . ..,... ............... 1 - ll."!!oll*ll!l.. _..,- 7i-. '~ ' . . . . G. . .) lLIU :. U. ............. flllll ' ...... - ,, ---- ' uM·..... .,....-.;,~-... .\:~.....-.:'- • ....... ·"""........... !'!'ir - ' a-.lllrflr ' .... . .... '- ' '.,f( •'·;, .. ·· . �' .. ,. 1110 Fiscal '?:6 Allocation '' Announced • • . WA5111NGTON POMEROl' - Lucy Amsbary O'Reilly, a teacher It Eutern High School, has nothl~ but praise tor studentJ It the aehociL And - this week - students proved the)' feel the about Lucy. Observing a birthday thl& week, Lucy t0 "~ It a aecreL" Her attempts were futile, however. One class presented her with a bouqoot or t..,..atounod red roses aOO a birthdl)' cake. The •talf ol the acbool J)IDel tor whteh she Is advisor presented her a card and a gift ot money. Quite a tribute. And Mrs. O'Rellly is certainly worthy of it. vowect· ~ f t ' ''• f MEMBERS OF OHIO ETA Pm CHAPTER o!the Beta Slama Phi Sorority wUl be condueting tbe aDDU&l Mothers' March ol Dimes Tuesday eveni~ beginni~ at 6:30 p. m. The lflrls are limited on help, so if you plan to cOntribute, please turn on your porch light so the girls will knaw. Marilyn Swan alli 'I'tril• Matheney are co-chairmen of the march in.POOleroy and Midd]eport. I ' s.&Jbe L"P SY HACl1SE WflY, the busy flr,men's auxiliary members have taken on a heavY ttchedule. Under the direction of Mrs. Jeu Hall, president, the group will IQ)OI'Isor a money~making project 1each month. The project for January - to be held next: Saturday at the grOLJ)'s headquarters at the communicy park from 10:30 a. DL until the slt)ply is exhausted - will be 1 bake sale. Incidentally, the giant project of the group is the candy-ftlled Easter basket sale. I..st year, residents purchased over 1100 ot such baskets rrom the auxiliary. What with the magnitude of the project, members are starting alre~~dy and ask that residents save plastic bleach containers for them. Residents having containers to contribute are asked to call Mrs. Adl Slack, 99z..2801, or Mrs. Blll Rizer, 992--5269. on the Ohio River. $110,000 for ge~al lnwstl· gadons or lhe MUIIdJISum Rl¥er Basin. $845,000 !or qJ&l'ldoo a n d maintenance of Muaklnpm Riv-er ReHrvotn. (14 reservoirs). $11,300,000 for construction at the Racine Locks and Dun on the Ohio River. 4$,000 for operation and maintenaDce ol the Roseville Local proUK:ti.on project. $227,000 tor advaneee~neer-­ l'l! design at the Salt Creek TALK ABOUT THE RAT PACK! The pack at the abandoned Mitldleport dump located on the O.ood Reservoir. road in P~Xneroy has created quite a furor, $65,000 foroper~~UooandmaJ.n.. Teams from the Ohio uepartment Of Hea!tltllrd the United States tenance at the Tom Jenkins Re&o Fish and Wildlire Division will be in Pomeroy Monday to put out a ervolr. $9,000,000 tor construction at quanticy or rat poison at the abandoned dump. The local health department urges that all children and pets be the Willow leland U>cks and Dun kept away from the area since the poisoo can be very dlngerous. A on the Ohio River. Congressman Miller empha~ word to the wise. ...... sized that these · bUJUftt8 are those included in the President's budget and •re subject to approval ol the Congress. and ,, 'l .' I I ! .. ,?, ,. .. ,' " ~ ~· 't •' New Divorce Actions Fded ' new di- a minor ehlld. They were marvorce actions were filed Friday ried April 15, 1963 at Morelload, in Ga.llia County Common Pleas 1\Y. 9>e char&ea gross neglect GALLIPOLIS - 'Ibre& ~ dut;y Coort. One divorce decree waa granted. Judge Ronald C. Calhoun has granted Wilma Jean John1011, 1150 SeCCild Ave., a divorce from Marlin E. Johnsou. on ground1 of gross neglect of du1;y and extreme cruelt)'. The plainwr was awarded cuatott;y or a minor eh1ld and lbe delwill ordered to pay $48 a month for support. Gloria Rayburn, 125 State st. seeks a divol'ce and aJ..imoQy in her petldoo aplnot James Rayburn. also seeks cuotody or on grounds of gross neglect ol dut;y. They were married 0<1. 26, 1968 am have no chlldrea. her petition for a dtvoice from Robert C, SWan. S.. alBO ..... alimony and cuotody ~ two minor children. They were married s.. VARIETY IS SCHULT MOBILE HOMES 2'x60' to " " & Nov. 28, 1958. Add.A.Room • Pult•Out Doublo Wiclth 2 & 3 Bedroom Front Bedroom Front Liwlnt Room D•cor * Designs K& KMOBILE HOME ·-·-·-· tmts ,.~· -the,.. ... GALLIPOLIS:_ 11'1 '"l'l' lllllortuoab> 5 mDIIOii Gal1lpcilo Rl. 35 !>)pale cloimed Ita lltst &dmc Ytclbil thla ..at weok. II hli)Pellod just 65 dl1• after the !>)pas• waa orildally -led 13, tll68). , · It's bud to believe tblt u accident cauld oeeur•al the plac6 ot Thuredl3'1 !atall~, lhe b)paos and BoraoU Rd. The 11at 1aJ 'at lhe (Nov, lond olfero unUmiled .tslldll~ !or at IolBI - - oh mile In e-. dlrecdon. ·' · · . How do I kMw'l I drove over the wne trueled b)' each ·· lovolved tholllf'ddenl. lt'aallenand all roul8 vehlclo In stranae looklll!- and drlwro - e.O. more b)' drivers Jiving' muot be reSJ)Ocled b)' in the area. beeauae the IMJorit)r ot all acclcleDta oceur wtthin a · :as..nlle rodlus of - . Sloturday mornb!i f drove · to stat!..;, • thO weat ead ~ the b;ypU11, ancl h;Nded east toward Kma•lgL I trted to aee ttae route 11 the driver of the truck in"9l¥811 in '11l.urldQ'1 accident .. would see it as he f!P.PfOIChed the tatali.JteriectlotL • You mlgltt sar thai to siJn.,. late a eypothetlcal oll>adm would prove DOtld.n&o Perhaps you're right. You can'tantlclpaW what ls go1D,g to blpn wh.,n. but yw can bo reody ror It So It Is - with the olmull.led altu.tion., and It' a no dlfterent that ' wbll )'Gil, I or aey other dl'iver should do when you're on the JI,(UAI. . PT. PLEASANT - Membera highway - Be Ready! ct the Emeralds~ !)f Parl<When I reached lhe · ersburg, sang In Saturday's re- Rd. Intersection I IUrned lOll vlval eeniee 1n HeJgtrt.a Unit- and drove aw~ rn.n tM bYPaaL ed Melbodlal churcb and Evan- At the railroad tracks I turiled gall8l Arnold Wlllil, ~ llmt- ar<llllll and started slowly toward . lnglm, preaenledthesecondmeo- the new byt>1ss. I pulled~ to the aase m lhe deiQ> ct a.rtot. lnteraact:loo lllqJJied at the ~ Services begin at 7:30 p.m., bright red whlta stop olgn. preceded by a half hour pray.. 'nlere ns no tramc cmaingln er .,.mee .for all periiOIIs In- either dlreetlon, 10 ·J pulled terested tn attending. across the lntersect:loo and stop.. Rev. Cbarles Frum, ......,_ pod along the highway, 1 w,l!l<ecl· clng the appearance o1 tlle quar~ - back to the laterseeUon. 'Atere tel, otsled that the bass, Cbar- was no .tslble tra!llc In lhe ana les Wade, ll reputed to have one in any direction. I stood there, a ct the ftve lowell volceo 1n 101- · light mlacy rain !alll'l!, and wonpel music clrdes. The Emer- dered why this beautiful stretch aida have 'traveled utenoiVIOQo of hlgltway had to be lhe oce110 In Ohio, Penosylvanla am West of a fatal crash. Vlr«<nla, and bave alao sung Highway tralllc -eylso,.rywfth IIWIY prcleu:lorW quarteta. body's busloeal, your buJiness, Rev. Parker Hinzman, r1 Ot- my business, 1IV1 the other drlvterbeln United Metbodllt clurch, er's busi~ss. We ean't be too im!s Lowest Bass Taking Part ful\......._ ~· and and -·&ton. oUOI'ed lhe ~ ·~ prayer in Frld~Qr'a seni.ee. ·He PATROL BUsY· Ia the evangelllt'J pastor. Sen.. STATE HIGHWAY Patrolmen lor choir members Jabg and made 22,067 more arrest• 1n then the canary choir, of cbll1968 than in 1967, a ,_.....mt redren'a voices, .sang •"Standdng port showed. In the Need ~ Pr....,.." Rev. Col. Roller! M, Cldanmanle, WW!o a,aln reloled a cblldroa•o patral .....rlntendeilt. ....alory !or lbe boys and glrla. that meats 1n t!IU ~ Membero responded with lbe 388,816 COIIIjiUed with 366,209 GORDON C. SMITH ana- In Rev. Willis' Bible a y.:r earner. ATHENS- Gordon C. Smith . question: ''What man became a Ac.- lnveottpiiCOio IJ>. has assumed the position of leper because he told a He?" cnued 7,141 Jut year. 'l1le Director of Communicy Health Saturday's Bible que- olkt!IU total hlt 63,510 ~ rr... Pianolng for lhe Ohio ed: "Where was lbe klapat and 56,369 in 1967. Heahh Services Foundation. A hardeJt bed In the Bible?" Sllte Hl&hW&Y Patrolmen con Fellow or the American Public The C!OIIgi'Ogat:lo a renot 11revent aeektelU. They caD · . Health AssoclaUon, he Is a Ylval theme aong and Evllllgellst onb' lnvesllpte them. The tregraduate o! Alma Ccilege WU!Ia aang lbe BOlo, "lob' God merdous teak of aecldent Prethe UnlversiQ> o! Michigan Ia Real," prior te hlo m o aventlm Is lbe dut;y and ...,.,... where he received a Master's lap. An altar service doled olldllQ> or every motor whlcle Degree In Medical care Ad- the service as a ...,bor ~ chll- operator uslrw the ldalnnY· ministration. dren and older periQDI usemHCM maDj' limos ba,. you bled atlbe altor Ia ..._~u heltd IOII1eODe ll,f: urm oat · The )llagna Carta was not lbe Imitation. Rev. 0, H. cantafraid ·of bavlr!jJ·, .. acei!Jfnt IIIJ'• It was "sealed." ..M ... iolt - lt'o jhe ~r 11101" I'm --!be-prayer. or, Good 9lepbord cillrc• atrdl on•• " Rev. Wlllil JiUI -'< thla But when the cciiislona occur, IIIOl'llln& durlne the - - iir- each driver lomehoW . beecnea Yioa and l1ao lo lcheduled to teaeh lbe ~ - 1 lea... the ·"other guy" to thOse tmvl.,.. v'OLOME FIVE? SAfE $50.00. f~NI ' I• . ' tN ,fOUI cHoicE OF 1HISE that'illoko Tho · AHIHo.o ond Tho Bri•tol ooto~dlnt ~oro: 81.1--...-. ....... two _ . , .... era. -~ ' 12" ..... - pluo lbur ., ·~··­· and , . CUSTOM • HOMESTEAD • IMP!RIALE s•us " . ' the - · Sor""" an ocbedlded · ID ooatlnue tllrousbDut tile -iac week. ed. ' Don't lot It ho,tlpeo to ~· 11J11 are wt-awn I •/ • llllldall lald a. llo call !or the ,.._ ... .,.. . ·..·.~·-· ;~~~~~:~ .• . ' .. ' · ·.~· ·. ··· )~;:!'("".;.. .itl...-;, ' MOdel VLT27 . '· ·.. ~the-­ ""'"' lllo 17th riblyomcler'- ;~· • ' < I ( '· -~· IIIWnlnoiAI-1- (,.. • ' •. · BA._A .f ~ ' TflAN I AM WITH Ya!, DEAR LM1Mi;6AI>OR ACRDI'O!,(S THAT MON$T10Rf !HAD~GOWN I "-XCUJSIV!aY '{Iff'!~ HAHA - WHAT A FRIGHTeMNe COINCIPIENCI!! ted td; YDU~E' ~orH WMRI~G T~ 5Ait\t: PRESS! .' Post e. I-. ra ... .....,_ \ .... _!0\beir ill Mt .c 1ft I I .: ' .., ..· ,. 1 . \ 1 ' ~\ ~';·~' that's oile Of the adVanta~ .. · .? ·. ~~ from your Cl!l'· Tl)' it .and ~! . ,z. ' . ' . NO MOI<E' EiNOWJTE'D u.s. ct lila put - · II .. -1968 -lila , thai the boll ,. lila ol. - · Bod!Tho 111111 tho <JIIl- t Wt,.. b 1. a. attacked tile ~ lbe lJt , ,. -!or the- > I D!OI&hl. ~Jo. '. ·~~ ". 5~ ·t m• 1818 ctvlllana Ill' raldo mrtog I J(A'!RIIIA Of> fl!I..INA Bring your whole Nbion-....... In ttlolr<llt, Cammulledor-n ,., of doing your b;· allki~ lbo- · to-Ill from Birds Cowboys and India~s are Welcome at Our Drive -In ,, Winaow. ' -. li. :::33:l:I:J:•:•k:•:•:•:::Pt:·:·:":'":•:on:t:~;::::':75-:3000::~sl~gne=d~a~t=all:a:t~R:•:nm:y:m:•:d•:·.. ~the lor . tlon Jut .. Valley Front Kitchen ON DISPLAY '69 MODELS ~ and extreme cruoiQ>- Rali>h N. Solido, 820 Fourth Ave., ftled a pedUal ( 0 r a . cllvorco from Juc1Y 4'!111 Sanda, Unda swann, YOUIII(a TraDer Court, cba.rPlll'OIB llelioct ct dut;y and extreme cruolt,y lil • Teolll Dlo- trtet Coagreuman <3arellee E., Miller has &DilOllDCfld the all_. tloo1 of llln:ta reque.-ted lD the Fiacal Year 1970 Fed8ral budget fW the Corps ol EQII.neen ••' tho¥ opply to SC.Iheostem Ohio,, These requested llfr'prqtrlatiD were inchlded ln President Jc:llnaon's budget meaSa,ce delivered to tho eorwresslaltwee.k. The brealldown 111 as follows: $2,800,000 tor conatructlon of the Athens Loco1 F1ood cOntni Project. $95,000 for~rationa.ndmalo­ tenance at Dilloo Reservoir. $12,000,000 !or consfl'ucUon on lhe Hamibll Lock! and Dun . •• lwlba lllo ' I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. 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