http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/9e71e5cbd8ce134a626d9067f6b5f6e3.pdf 7f08d0880ec727b4af51fd333fe42411 PDF Text Text ~ .- ;;'f"":· • ·!· . n.t PoDJ SOIIIlnol, Klddl-1 • p-r.,y, J_.,. 24.1. is · Set Dimes Ma·rch • ' lor Fobr&IJ)'. loin. de-rlora_........,.. JDOtben' march 1n the tiona! WWlam Wlllfor<l Pl'<tolded at tho Ins llhl<l! t1m0 obo • llvo Nell9-' F-t!on, March ol .. ...._...... out ol drlod ..... meeting Wblch opeaod with de· Dimeo lUnd drive will be con...<ted in Rutland Wednolldo.Y YGIIona by Nro. Bill - · 11'<o teralo uolns tho •'prd>lem ..... llllht by tho Rulland Friendly travollnB prize do11aled by lira. llurlnB a GXICIIIdinll oO<:Ial (lour.' Robert Sllotoden Wll """ by Mro. Cardeners. retre-11 were aarved 1>iY WIWord. Pt.an1 for the march to begin Mra.llavlo. In res,ponse to roll call. ai 6:30 p.m. were made during a meodni held Wednesday night member& dl~ed 'tproblem at the home ol. Mrs. Bruce Da· eontal.ners •., There wall a group diseutsion on the containers and old. 1be club members also de- the lypeo of arrangements best tided to purchase and plant some suited tor each with Mr1. HowDowering crabs around town. A ard Birchfield as the moderathank ;you note was read from tor. Mra. Joe Bolin was t h e the Southeastern Ohio Mental Health Center tor arrangements aent at Chrlatmas time. A program oo temperance will Mra. TOm Martin will turn•be presented in the Melli Locol lib the art1lltg8ment at the RutMan School Dlllrlet on Feb. 3, &e· land BTUich ol tbe Pomeroy Naoor<llns 10 plant made dorlns a Jobn Goodwin of FQmeroy was maetinl of the Pomeroy Wombest mao tor his brother, David, en's Cbrlltlan Temperance Unwhose marriage to Mlaa Doro- Joa held Wedoeaday altemooo at T\t• patabl•~ thy Ann Mlnnocl< of Manlfleld tile United Methodist Chorch. was an eveat ol Dec. 14 at the Millo Lucretia Genbelmer reot p.onuU Newman Center Chapel in Co- ported that .... had contacted the 1\IIDbla. rus name waa Lminten- school 10 c:omplete arransemeote ne -...... Program on Temperance ' John Goodwin Was Is Planned Brother's Best Bv tlooally omitted tro.m an earller account of the wedding. for the temperance program whl ch will feature a guest •peakOlan ~ of Fomeroy and or and dlstrlbutloo ol laaDete. the pare!lla o1 Miss SonciY Gon- Min Genhe1mer al10 noted that Robl. \. S\.orl ahlraki, the maid of honOr', of Manlfteld were among the guests at the weddlnB and reoepdon. . Yep, it's ' •' startin' time ... right nowl 40 copies of a sclentlfle maga. zine have been ordered and will be plaoed in the school library. The am.ual Frances WWard tea was planned for tbe Febru.. ary meeting wtth each member to take a guest. Mrs. Robert Warner presldad at tho meeting in the absence otMr1. Allen Jla:mpoton. 'lbe Lord's Prayer in uni&M was given to open the meeting. Mrs. Warner presented devotions using "Working W t t h Chrilrt" as her topic. ~e read scripture from Mark 6, 7-13 and gave a lneditatloo. A paper entitled uWbat If There Were No - -•• regardlngliquorand gambling laws, waa readbyMlssNelle Bing, Mro. Gilda Baxter read ' SATURDAY. BAKE SAI.E, lllunl~ J*k, h8i!dqlll!t!>lro, 'sfra<11oa, Sllur· da)' ~ II lO::Ml L ""• , _ . . , . . by llle lM!eo AlaiiJo ary or tile Syracuae -Fin DIIP&!'I- mont. CHFSTER . ALUMNI _.-o dance, 5atll~ 1 It the C3te.l ter Grade School, 8 10 mldnJalrt., l!KlH SCHOOL DANCE party with tile Jays this Saturday, 9:30 p.m. 10 12 p.m. at lbe Meigs Junior HJsh In Pomeroy, toiJ.ow... 1.. tbe Meigs • Vlntoo ..skelball game. - SuNDAY REUGIOUS Atl;lrmallon Servloo, 2 p.m. !mlclay, Pomeroy Ma· ' omlc Temple, Rav. GJ• Bllea to a p e a k ; - a n d - · · lion by the Rev. WUbur Porrln; music by Jobs Douatrters. MONDAY BETHEL 62, IDternallonal Or· der of Job& Daudlters, 7:3(1 Man· day nll!ht at the PO>meroy Masonle Temple. TENT 95, DAUGHTERS ol UnJoa Veteions, 7:3(1 Monday nl&bt at the D;A,V, hall. MEIGS LOCAL BAND Boostera, 8 p.m. Monday at M e t g s llll!ll School cafeteria, Middleport. LYDIA ORCLE, Pomeroy United Methodist COO.rch, 7:30 MonclaY at the church; Mrs. John Werry, program Ieider. There will be a silent auction. TUEIDAY PACK 248, CUB SCOUTS and Webelos, 1 p.m. Tuelldo.Y at llle D. A. V. Hall, Buttermt Ave., Pomeroy. all cub scouts, webelos and parents of the boys urged to attend. LADIES AUXD..IARY, Drew Webster 1'0>81 39, Amertcan Le- ,.Men, You are Needed," and Mrs. Joe Cook pref.ellted '"I Can't gioo, 7:30 Tue&day, post hoine; slides presentation, "Decades of Afford It."' The meeting closed with sing- Service to Children." PUblle ining "Rescue the Perishing" and vited. ' -;' ' prayer by Min Genheimer. Time to stop talking about saving and really -~tart saving .. . here •.. at this full-service bank where not only does your Savings Account earn good bonk interest, but also you find every other banking service you need ... under the very some roofl ( New ·OCIIoers wore lnetalled and tho IIUdY pnllli'&lll for .... ;._ wtllaed """" J1rlondly Circle IP~ at 'J!rlnlt.J United Cburch "' C2lrlat Tileaday ..... lolro. '11!omu YOUII& IDitalled Pearls Again 'In' Pearls are back tn this winter season of black and white. The elegance of pearl necklaces, e a r r i n g s and bracelets add the perfect touch to both afternoon and evening wear. • • • Start NOW and save here every payday! Pin on High Fashion .( There's aothillg a 1 e y e- POMEROY eatcbillg as an attraeUve pia to dress up a ba1lo dre11 or suit. The pill ean be eu&e, Ia· tereaUog, omate, almply ele- NATIONAL BANK POMEROY g8DI-Io long •• II addo that extra Bometbiag to your outfit. RUTLAND Servlnr Meirs County for A FULL SERVICE llA NJ( over 96 years Member Federal Reserve System . M."mber Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. All Accounts ln5ured Up To $15,000.00. MEIGS THEATRE JANUAID 24 • 28 WITH SIX YOU GET EGGROLJ. (Technlcolor) Doris Doy • Brian Keith OLORCARTOONS:Pop Whim & Bob. ~ini Remembernud SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. 1aj eeremOQ,v ·11 .,_h lamcer afllnned hor respolbll!tl-. 10 111e -'< o1 Gocl'o liiJiidoiD mil IOthel~dlur<h. rn.la!Jed· Mor· A letter trom tile ArUnlr rta lamily regarding ito work in a leprosy boapltalln lndla .was read by Mrs. Orville Well. prelident, at a meeting of Evangeline Mlllsloasry SoeleQ- of the Pomeroy Chur<ll of Christ Tuel- daY nll!h~ In the letter the Morrta lam· Uy thanked the local society lor a siiiJPiy o1 bandages sent last ed devotions uolns meditation& and scriptures from I Corlll· Udans and Psalm 90 on love and peaee. Pra.ver was by Mrs. Helen Lellhell. Mrs. Elwood Bowers Hned relreshmento 10 thoae aamedmd Mrs, Lauls Osborne and Mrl. Deover K>pple. ' f'Mrl llnl of Tlw'IIOn, and JaDe Am Tile dlartar wao dn»>d asoi-IIDanclal secnlor)' • lolro. MJnnJe Getl;yo and , _ of. ·· 1be death of Mro. Cora Mc· HJto "' It .... aoted that Della 9lohl to a patient !loora wara lnlianed 'l'heo- tlrlde at Ole llar!non Rast llo,.. MomorJal Jloopllll, dorvJ Cciondl 17, DIUI#llei'O <I . in Marl... 1'"" ~ MrL at AmertCO:, mat recenlly at t h e GJ• Sontsol, Mro. i.emitJ, t&o. """ - Ina Slo!Hi lll.l"fCIIPfiralre<>01111 N>IJI!IIIb-. 100F haD. .Soldellabel, and, Mrs. Notjlo ... In addltloa to dnplnB lbe ehoi'· llayaa callocl at tho ~- tu.. tor lor 30 daY• for Mro. Goai>'s. nora1 11ome In Belpre. Funeral a membel' o1 lhe ..,..d~ It wu &ervlcos were hold at 11 a.m. Clnelmatl VetaranoJIOipiiii,Oild the bb1b of a DeW IP•dtl'...,.. also drlljled fDr Allee Be r t· Wodneodl,y. IIWIII, New York, a paat nallonReported W were Mrs. Fan· to Mr. and lolrl. Lemler. The traeJIJI8 prlzo'....,...l>IY .. .........,. nteMcNIIIIlOO,IolrO.Marle-ek, Mra. Hqea wa1 1ICn by M r ,a. lolro. Mary Baldwin was elect- lolra. Beey llenn1, Mrs. Lllllaa Bee(llo. ad aoiiOdate vice coundloroftbo DamoskoJ', Mrs. Harriett Pulgroup, and lhell was IDotalled by Mro. Margaret SOidenObel ...., Mrs. Cora Beell'!t v I c e counellor; Mrs. Etta ·Lemley, -ctor; lolro. Winona Cook, warden; and Mrs. Edna Ralbel, ·r..- v- .,:.=;r::..r. .w:~ ELBERFELDS A claoo In making and RtUng slacks wiD be hold on three TUesday& In March ror homemakers. ' - Daughters of America Charter Draped ~«~.;,"~ . SUNDAY. JANUARY 26, 1969 .,.· ·C ourt Asked oStop·All· Pickets . . were Mra. 32 PAGES VOL. 3 NO. 52 tt,. otll'""l, ....... c:ondl~ • ' '' ' I" ' ARTIST'S ():)_NCEP'l10N of the now Federal-llapl pJan1 oow UDder conotructlooln tile lnduotrlll park of Galllpolis. . . Short Moves To Fed-Mogul . Open Both frllay And ·Saturday Nights Until 9 O'clock••• GALLIPOLIS- One ot Southeast Ohio's best known and most ac-tive citizens, Gary R. Short, has been selected by Federal • Mogul CorporaUon to muage their new Haller DivisiOII.PlarK tn Gllllpalls. In announctrw Short's appoiDtment, Division General Manager, Mike Sarnes said: HWe're delighted to have a man ol Mr. Short's quallficationa am l'$utatlon to head our' newoperaUon.IUsefbta were tnatume• al in obtalning the plant Cor Gallipolis in the first place, and we are coofldent his !..-ledge of the area and its - l e will help 1mmea.. urabJy in gettlne it_ww:ler way in the beat possible fashion.'' ABOtrr TO BE BROUGHT IN - The Portland area got its second gas well Sotur<lay a!ternoon The new manufacturing facll. ecudve commlttee or the Ohio at 3:05 p. m. The above _photo, taken only a ccq,le or lloura berore a "'promising"" well was brought lty will pt'OCDee parta made from Valley Regloaal Devol0111110nl in on the Clarence Promtt property, shows operators 1t work on the rotary rig. powdered metal. The bolldlnB Is eommtoslon. currently 101der con"""otloo and A gr....U. ol Ohio State Unl., llmlled pr<ICDotloo is scheduled verslfJ" pos~Rra<llate atody ' to begin somullme about tile llrat at tho Unlverolzy ol Mlclllgan, o1 May. !llort began hlo manufacturlns Gary Short has been adm.lnlaeareer as a Ftnandal Anal,ylt trative manager lor the Marble with Ford Motor Company, bum the Dow a• U reached the Engine DMoloa ol C!lrls ·Crall Thereafter, he ~ French ourfaee, Corporation in GaUij)olls since Colony -•trlea in GaUlpolla RiQers 011 Hunting' a well were Mar, 1~8. Prior to that he 111111 was Chief Cool AccouniiM antldpatlng the strike as early llpolll live yearo •• local clt.J ror Celanese Corpontloa in GolMIDDLEPO~T - . .......... as Frl.da,y. However, it wu not llllll1&gW and ts currently preJl· llpollo Ferry, Weot VIrginia, behit until drUtinl had conllnued deDI olboth lhe . ConullmiiY fm. lore bocom1ng CJIY Maaoeor. at least 20 !1. deeper then they jli'OYIHnOIII Corporallon 111<1 the He relldes, bh wUe md be ""---·- . eaeh *"ill; -'ed. French Clv LaDd Corporation, two eblldran, at 2t&Jadalm Pike ...l!cliolll. . IIGute 388, DNil tho' well, waoa .. well •• a '~_ ollhe ... Goillilol.!•· . '' ' . ' 'kelll., <I tflll!c actlv!Qt lbroNboul Soll!r<lay, .\1 an estimated 75 ears and truclts were parked aJoog tile blpway with their occvpanto waiting 10 olewtbewtooDw. away. Meanwhile, at the McKelvey ''Both the drillers and own. property, efl'orts were disCOIIIoro acted P1'«t1 mum plaued tinued to retrieve tools that~ at the strike." said one peraon pod several thouiSild feet - . . ........ "" lumd tho well into tbe well whtle •"bunnag oft'' came ID. AI at the JrfeKei.Yey ..,..-allono wore In PI'Oil'eao laot weU, a pit area waa in ute to AD women · in Meli• CounIJ" may attend Ole three lesllqllS on March 4, 11, and 18. Accordlns to Marprel Grlr· Otho, c:amty exteasloo ogomt, Counse~ economies, each en~ rollee will make a pair of alacks for herself. In order home to give individual attentlm, Offered in the daas enrollmenl Ia Umlted 10 15 and II under the clfrectlon of Mrs. Darl..,. Hanauer, Jackson ('.ounb' bome ec:<mDmlcs agent. Mr1. Hanauer has taught tbia workshop provlouol,y, having wlclo experience and trolning in clothing 8Dd textiles. · Clusea will be held In the Pomei'O)' area. A deflnlte locatlm will be announced. At Mission fall. Members gave 10metblng relatlns to the New Year In reoponse to roU call. Mrs. Well and Mrs. llanlld Slnlth preoent. TONIGHT THRU TUF$DAY ShoeOies, outsided OF'EN FRI. NIGHTS 6 TO 8 P.M. Letter Read From Family '·' . Affirmc;J tion Service Set The 8IIIIWil reUgloao alllrma· tJoa aenico t>l Pomeroy ~ ter 80, Royal Arch Muons, will be held at 2 p.m. !mlclay at the PO>meroy Masonic Temple. Tile Rav. ,WUbur Parrln wiD (live the lnvocatlon and bonocllc. tloa and speaker w1U . be the Rev. Glen Biles, pastor <I the _,eroy Ualte4 - . t Chureh. lolulle wiD be preiiOIIIed by Bethel 62. IDiernatloaal Order <I .icbs Daughtero. All Masons. members or the Order ~ tbe Eastern Star, mem. bora of the lnlerDatloaal Order ol JdJo Daughters, lbolr JIOl"· .... and lamllle& .... Jnvlt.ed to participate in the 11111111111 rellglouo oenice. Even!ngs For people are sentimental about money. We're rolling back prices to ~elebrate RCA's 50th Anniversary. :-••";!'.. :::-~.::: aval~hl· .,. u.... RCAconsote Color TV ataS75 mark· . . -· . ~. . . ; .· :" . " .• . ._.e ..... .,.....,... DELAWARE, Ohio (IJPO Some Girl Stout Cooktea Ill Delaware, ado, Udo year wJU not roooJye their but w1U be ....... ... lbolr pu-ellaoeo 10 "~ eradao Enterprise,'' Senior Girl Seoul Troop '05, -r.. FlneTWII!ii(A.F.T,) ·,-·. . ."~ ' . • . • . Delaware, last November launebed ..Operation Now Only Servicemen's Items Brought ltoml lor - · 10 be 110111 to &ervlcemell wore COQirlbu\.. od durlnB a meeting of tho It'· oeD Run Free MShOdlll Wom- . an' o lollsoloaary Sodot;y hold Tuesday evening at tho home ol lolro. Leatle fb'lell. !lr<q> prayer Ollened themlnll - - 1>iY Mro. L e o n a Wile and sorlpture wao read by lolro. Carrte Moore from Hebrews 2. Mrs. Boa May, president, reed several al11.clea and the aeml .. umual reports were given by tile OCIIoers. Durlns tile JO<JOth. • Advanced Au.torrmic "Lockld·lli''. 'f'!no Tunlnt .t;;;i- · (A.F.T.} """""'"" • ~ . coiftct -<inlcally. ,. .... GI...70 .. ____ liMo""'..,.._. 1111-~11.14"­ ONLY - 111JS IWtl IIIII 8tltllll - - CoiW ~---DolCl,. ... ~ .... ...., ... 101 ......... t.eture&. Tile BAMSJI1' • Model YUIUIA .,,.. • •,. 'd SALE ..................... ,.,.,... ......... . . . .ll •• ilt& PM/AM. .............. ,... .... • ""' H~ W•*•lf _,. ...... ~ M .fMitle .., ...,. .W . . . Ufa .. ....,. •••• 14p ................. _.,~ • ........ llliJfl•• lAKER·F .,, '· ' _, .......... ~....., • hlfto.ltt I'HM ....... ~....ry vtfteHI, ttyllnf - , , , • , • , , , , , , • •, , RE ONlY 95 .P1:1Q"'Ii m-no1 ',. .. On All Blaek & •hlte alii! Color 1e!evlsJon , . < ' . ·NOW s ·Fiddle-Ide Air Dry Foam Rubber ALL T11AN118TOR CHA$$18 I lloJ .., all - · -, · 'West Point Wrllltl:• that have been s~ect-­ ed lltauld·. · 01\Y ol the prln~lpal ' IIi ~r-.es ,tor · some reason de.,... bU 10 r•..i ve the 1111"" Pla~e.' Jaekioil, aDd' <!llno • ·. t". ,. md .. • . P4tt : · -,,mi.:;. . .. , .. , ~- ~ \... ' ' - ' ~ '• . ~ . ' . 0 -~ '' 2;¥1<, .... A'[iili~ ~~;::thO Nafti ~ -. " ' ''OOVGH FOR llOUGH" ISTHEOBJECT<Jtataen.qe drive for fUD<ls in the Muon C<Junzy March oiDimeo Under the chairmanshiJII of Greg Gibbs. WAhama High School senior lnd teen chairman ol the Mason COunty March ot Dimes. stu-denta wiD visit tK.Ines all da.y Tuelday Jn New Haven and HaJ"t.o. lord 111111 homes In w..t Columblo, Clifton And lla6011 CII;Y be: .(II~ · at 3:30 p, m. Thursday de!lwrl,. a loaf ot bread 1o each residence. Jn I¥Ct.rige the young _people will accept contributims to the March ot Dimes lund drive. 1;he Jtudent councl,l of Wahama High School is Sl>OIIoorirol lhe acthity. Gibbs, man ot Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gibbs, N~ tt..vrin, left, is pictured with _Art stobart, soles ste>ervisor of the Holsum Bread Co., M~ holdlq a suqde box.<I bread to be tllolrlbu..._ p.._.,., Gets ..Workhrtttse . . . B<-. . . lolloWID& - guests. ltemo of foam rnbber or foam baeklD& oho•ld DOt be drted ID Jbe dryer but llir· dried. Ulder oome ctreum111-eo they eaa cauoe fin by opo1118Deou1 eo111buatloa. . . bero. The meeting .... · - · ad by 14 members and three SOLID-STATE STJilRBOPHONIO HIGH FIDELITY with POWJilRFUL "BULL HOBN" s - Soa"d s,.t.m ~-wlllolso lllenameo emy" lloard, mAde ~ of a repre·in- sant&ttve ot nch C0U11tJ1 in lhe tor Telfth llll!lriet. There . are a number of al· to You glt 1 Ptrt.cttv fine ltl'd • • :ttt ... l~........ day, lion in tile annual Seal ol Ohio Girl Scout ec.mcu Cookie Sale Jan. 31 to Fob. 9. · Tho ldrlo will oontract bualnou, ~otry, groupo, tia'and orpnlzattono in Udo ~Ohio communii.J oll5,00001ldaoklbom 10 buy carlvns of oooldes and cum them over to the proJoet. Telltl! DIJ. of the aominieos to the service . cw.... 1!. academies lo guided by the Acad- tuntct ptctu,. every tUM. ,... ..,.... - '• 111'0Ject 18 the lrooJ)'a portlcipa. IJill Nominaleil . IIddie lrte !' line tuning! . 37 books were read by the mem- Adn1lre~l. the world'o larp_st atroratt car<ler _.,. .....,... ooe·bal. 'l11e Coloi' tv wHit CqlorTV Enterprlae,'' - • plan to .... ......., Girl Seoul Cookies 10 lhol oach o! tho "'lprox1mately ~.300 lallorlaboard I oornm be weleomed. The ldrlo will oilllllllo cooldoo 10 the c:ardor In -..... .~ ·~---- .. MLocked-ln" Color TV Quaker Slate RellnlnB oiDclalo oeJd the Row of gAO there, beUeved to be as mucb as 20,000 cubic 11. a daY and prollohly the belt ever In Southeastern Ohio, will be turne<llnto lines on Man· day or 1\wday of this week. 1bo ps reportedly Is Oowtng aroond the obstructions without any dJr. fleuiey andJml&&ure iaastntense as It ever was. DrtUJng; aotloiiY lo belnB 001\· tlnued a! other wells belnB put m the lllUII8 vlclnll,y. Tile me beiDg drilled oo the Wayne llobar.k lat'm lo expected 10 be bl'OUi)d In obeut llonday or Theo- . '·'·' .' . . CD1i101t ~NrTYwllh IJQ.(]5LJ[] 00(]3LJO CplorTV ...... Jn , Color TV In botcl MoorWII ; ' . .10 ... 011011, ..tddo .... ciOlOIY; JoiiOIIil W. clark, _McDonald. P&., ~~~- 110 ad $o!JCk. lleMw - ·CooMIIe IIINd- c:osll; - R. -lnB; lioraeo 2, $\0 _.,.,tl, .... h)lan " .. . $50.- . . ~ .. . .. . ; .. . i-. . ' - ·, . . ' •. ~ �• • • ., ' 1- 1bo illndo¥ '"'-'1 -l!o!!Unel, -..,, J.....,.,. 26, JIIQ . ~onQ~iile .is ··Quick. Killer GALLIPOLIS- AD 111-tlmt oollecllon of _paturne- . - 1 1011 u.... feel Ill 01o1o Ill 196& ID<ludod tho retllnl to 10<01 -rnmonta of BY" .PAT lllltiCK m• .om.. --Cloud. •'1110 oolleetlon of more thin .17li nWllm In PI tax rev...,.l IIIII outo Uconse leo• In 191l8 represented ~ tnereaae ~ more t11on million over the more lllllual. · of the lime t h • chllcl wa1 buoy lllllacli•. &t abo -~ . feeling !loll heraell, IIIII o.. '7 ...mlm fl6~ In 1967. . Gollll Coomcy reeel•ed • IOia1 of f961,463 wlllcb lncluded'M7,121 In alilo llCOIIIO feel and $&13,842 ID p~ ta reveouei. ~ CoomQ''I IOia1 Included -•• or a full amount. of $833,- 09. Community Service MeetiDg Announeed GALIJPOLIS - The Gallla • Meigs C. A. P. ia sponsoring a cmununh;y service type meeti"B Tuellday, January 28, at 7:30 p.m. in the Hannan Trace High School. Representatives of the Ohlo State Employment Service, Gallla Co. A.S.C.S., Glllla-Melgs C. A. P., Hannan Trace School D(strict, and others wW serve as panelists. Available services will be disoossed aoo programs eJII)llined. 'l1le public is invited. PT. PLEASANT - Tbo OH KAN Coin Club will conduct ita first regular business meetIng of 1969 Monday, Jan. 27, at tbe Tu..Endi-Wel Manor. A aoclal hour and trading session will start at 6:30 p.m., followed by the business meetIng, 'lbe club, which is having a membership drive, invites prospeeUve members to attend. Planolng ol tho annual spring coin show wiU be undertaken, and respective eomnlf.ttees appointed, Officers currently serving are, Clair Cheuvront, presi- ASK TO WED GALUPOLIS - Plillllp A. 8111, 19, RadDe, telephCI'le communications Installer, and Catherlnt: A. Starcher, 21, Gllllpolla, registered nurse, applied for·~· rlqe llcenoe Saturday In the of. dent; Raymond Davis, vicepresident; Kenneth A d a m s, treasurer; Helen Handley, secretary, and Edward Burkett, club director. A 50..coln lot auction will follow the bualness meeting, IIIII the public ·Is Invited to attend. BOND FORFEITED GALLIPOLIS- Go& C. Hanley, FffiEMEII CALLED 70, Patriot Star Rl., for!olled a GALLIPOLIS- GallliJOII ..olp bond Frldoy In Golllpolla Mu- unleor llromen .,ere called at lli.Oipal Court on a ctQ< 9:59 p.m. Friday tQ wash exce11 Of 1nwtwer backing'.""·'· · ofl the pavoDIOilt at tho "Unlillllii'October l!eflnlng Corp., .r, ftl dUd. Juvenile Will Pay$10 Yme GALLIPOLIS - JudiO Jolin ftnod Joflrey R. Mercy, 16, Rt, 2 BldwoU, $10 and coats Saturday In Gallla Cooney JuvenBe Coort on &ate Highway Patrol charge ol !sllure to transfer registra:tlon. GALLIPOUS - SOolbr scoUt In other patrol cases, DenniJ Troop 1181 wiU meet ot rojllo R. Oxyer, 17, Rt. 1 Chesblro, 8latlon WJEII at 7 p.m. ·Mda·· was fined $10 and eoata, deloc- cla,y lor a tAlOir IIIII' talk by P11it tlve brakes and Daniel L, Wood, Wagner, geoeral manapr aDd. 17, ~rlngfleld, lorlelted bond owner. for speeding. Roger E. LamMr. Wagner wiU oxplsln bow bert, 17, Rt. 2 Crown CIty, the radio station serves as a was !!nod $10 and costa, lm- news and entertainment D\f41a. ~ llcenao tap. A short business moetlng wiU A patrol case transferred from follow With Mrs. Harold WlioJack1011 Cooney, Dlaoa R. Gil- man, Cookie CbalrJIWI, llivlnC more, 17, Rt, 2 Vinton, was ftn. the girls ln!ormatlm about tile ed $10 and coats, ajiOOdlng. cookie sales which start Friln two cases from the Oak day, Ju. 31, at 4 p.m. Hlll p o "I i c e department, B I e v 1 n 1, .' :..>·' THEAll£ . ~ -. .. .. . 11 t ·: · 'I . . . .' ·. •• bJ the 196& · ~ U.rm 11"11111 pleaded IIIli . ,~ .' ,'.l ' • boatl.tr ed - . ' ...._ulcllme air -~ tbo ·aalfm from _ , ~ to tiloGul!af-oo. - ·- . 7f, ' .1_' JILL DO ,01 YOU. •• . ' ,, ·. ' i· ' -' - . HERE'S WHAT . . . .IICAII·· .. .-:\· . , -~ . '·t·· ·· , '·'' 1.,,.,:,, , . y·- BdAIWicanl lri!WS Jill IIIIQ aiil'llet\et .~fliilllr\. P-~ ~Jtllpd c:redlt sp811d 111011 ; :•• because tlltJ !lave ~e,.le,~-~~~:~o;,u. . ·. · . .:.- ,.,. .. -: ' ";; '· . BMIIA•Icard blillds 111lt ..,,tl,.-.,,1111 ·Studies shOw , . . that BlllkAIIItdcWd . . .' . .,L ~·'! fn onUftlle --.~ credit --~- In Gallia Court a •" 1 ...... Silurda,y, ' I DEAN APPOINTED COLUMBUS (UPJ) - Tbo oow ',;;, "' "" Cd1ege of IJloloijeal - . . at 01o1o State llal"(erllil;r II ·Dr. Richard B, Bohning, Bahnl!l& ..... Joloed .. the !seult;y In 1946, baa - ""* alP AND SA J1E ••• oz. · ~. . .. ·;· :-.~·. . *"' p.m. USTERINE SAVE 21e ~ 1.35 VALUE borne OUR LOW 83e 4 PACKS E~ ~r~!.":i Norrla --- Rev. ~rles N~•-:;;,~:;> ed -It the serviCfiS. Circle w•s organtat and WlCal .ma;. . -Pallbearers were Albert ln.U, Larey Wolle, RIITJ l\'lU!onl, /din Wingett, Jamo,.. ~ :.! 'W '. and Vlr.U · 1llii'lallia1·lll .the Letart Folia · Coiled lnim a 92~ 8 ROLLS uleeUooa were bf Mis. Jerey ~owell and Mr'- F1orel1ee Ad! . "l 0611 ..... BOB EVANS STEAl HOUSE DRIVE-Itt the WITH.COUPON LIMIT 2 ·. -· ·-- ·' COUPON AUTO SPARK PLUGS ~- ...ta··-. ~atch for your First National BankAmericard FOR AL.L POPULAR MAKES ,, '' J Leollllorr. au ldUed In a twu - car liruh .., u. s. 60, looi' mlloi north of - r oz. . R.epresentative. Wha' he has to tell you is vitally important THE ' BEST BUSINESS NEWS YOU'VE HEARD IN YEARS ..• JOIN UP! Be +ready when the BankAmericard customer walks through your door. • Kll,U!I> IN CiiASII lllLLSBORO, Cillo (IJPI) - 811111>' When arrolp. lndlctmoot. OIIIJO ado .-file ~ .t an:tle .Juey ""' · Divorce Asked LOTIOJ ·, ..' •<t·~t.-a lneres••• t'\!'"e. ·To All Retail Businessmen In As a merchant member of the new First No· tional BankAmer.icard program, you will get a big share of business from the people who wi II be using their BankAmericards to buy this more convenient way. von. a t1>o l ' '• Within the next few weeks, a Firsf. National Bonk Representative · will call on you with full details on their new BankAmericard Charge Ac• count Plan. ' ~- 1._. lor - KILLS . EXPECT AN IMPORTANT VISIT FROM THE FIRST NATIONAL BANI doipll . . .. lndleled ·knnie o majority oltheomployoes\'Oiod lor the <01111101\Y IIIII agal nst llll" 1111 ~-n~oq,. by tht;I.Jnitoil• ,(lltd'W.i~s IU.A.,W.l. !I!!~~-"" datt "' "" College « Agrfadluro IIIII - . Ec:GIIOIIIFOIIJ' members (If the !omlly UF&8AVING ACT- Dr, 1lonlld R; Warohlmo, Gollla C>luJicy Corooor, demonstrates small requliec! boliflallzatlon. GALLIPOLIS - Roberta Stl- lea~~~ carbon lllOIIOlddo 11 the reth~ that might .... your life s<IDodi,Y. In the home a wtr>low should bo sllght4' open to ell.. llno, RL 2 Bidwell, !lied & poji.. AD Meapae ol an odorle111 some fresh air Into the IJ)I.ee where die heating equipment is located. Some a1r should be allowed sult of lncomplole - - · . tloo Fr!da.Y In Gollll CcluaiJ taa1elea• · and eolorleaa creep.. When a fire Ia starved lor O&y. Into on outombolle alao to keep carbon 11\000idde from building Lll to 1 dangerous level. · Coll'lmtlll Pleas COurt tor a df.., inl goa called carbon IIIOOCII· gen, the carbon does not buni; WE ARE PROUD TO SERVE ide.' . vorce from Dand aillJnl GD It Ia discharged lniD tt.e air. COL. SANDERS KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN. IT IS lo on th' way to tbe hoapltal. grounds ol JII'OIS DQioct (If dot;r ply of mcygen much !aalor, and 1'Jtla pa. autborlttel n·o w That Ia why poor)JI 1<\iUaled opaco •~V~Plled 'Nith masks. . ALWAYS EASY AND CONVENIENT FOR MOTHI!R c-or Donald M. Warelllme thus dies 10011er. Small, ·active Thoro Is hope In the work and extreme cruelcy. beUW~, ml..v bo lndlrletly ro- boalers can torn Into death lilTO SERVE AT HOME. Married MOl' 25, 1954 at Hlchuplalned the effect fl. gaa on eblldren are usually the ftrst to adodlata are doing to combat opoalfl>l'! !i;r many !ata1 h4'h- strum<otta. this and other killers, lU an FAMILY BOX 9 Pc. $2.ol5 mond, 1\r., tile I:OIOPl• hal fl.. Fire Chief Jamoa Nortlup told the boclv In thfa way. succumb aa in the recent death BARREL 21 Pc. ~ BUCKET 15 Pc. $3.95 Informed public Is ItS own best ""chlldroo. Tholllalnt1flalso u11 Is absorbed 10 muc:ll falt- <If little Llaa Dawn Allen, US $5.25 ;~\W·;to,Q, "' thil cla,y "' wide- me: uOther materlala, such .. seeks allmool\' and custoey of the ...... ClaaretteiDIOklng, ltmuat pl..Ucs and po)JI~one also er than oxygen. Tho gaa unltos Pike St., Kanaup. Some with- detea...,. Wltll at least two months of ehBdren. ..-~ out. to the wiD give otf PQiiOOOUI gas, n With the hsmoglobin and koop• stand the PI! longer because c.... dlamllledlneludod LewHe recallect an inctdebt here It !rom carcylng oxygen to the thelr spleens and bone· marrow cold weather to go, i* would be plea.j ¥~ Al,loclatlm, Is A. Planck vs. Warren G. tisiUel ... to chock your heating a,ysare more proWeUve. • man, "'--ng hla daush\f!li!, lo!'"'~ . .III\Okll\8 Farmer; Neal Boneeutter va." tem to .PI'Otett your laved ones He related an Incident In which People with poor drculaUon, ' lo'rol. . carl>on .monoxide ler wu trapped In • burning llit.b-. . . . lrem the creeping kjllor, carConnie Bonecutter; and Homer booiO, Into the home 'and hro . ~e wore llllljected to anemia, or heart trouble a r e E. Bocketl va. Victor Csllo. llat .liti reeoat ilreaa 0. lie waa overcome by &he pa. A ric- lethal. dosoa (If the !umos. One also molie vulnerable. ."'Pi'OWom ·Or air )X)liuUon much tim ms,y aa!ely bo r,_od, cllod, : the other ll•od. In this Dr. Warohlmo explained the .... 1! carbon monoxide Ia presllflllllloms: case it Was because one fell bal wrltloo about carbon '"Tlgbtness about th(l f o r eJI\OIMIIXIde' .POII<lllina' fnm auto- ent, provided the rescuer tokes near the door where a SO'Iall '""'1>11<1 ~ OyltomJ. llllly a lew se<oncil to do so. If amount of · air came in ar<Utd head, a headache. some dizzilb8ro ~ PollctNnln•a bor- more limo Is ~eel, •ooWale a loooe gukel, The other was ness (sueh as the little three-OI"''u bo qwlll at the 1"'1 !lrat. 01 eoone. llromen are nat that lucky. He became a year-old must have been feelotadsllc. Ing) and feeling tired .... Evon Another rea1011 two people can If you are rescued, chances are be In an auto, or a bouse, and one that irreparable damage will have die , BIHI the other aurvlve, i1 be- been done to your brain and nereauae (118 m., burn up his sup- vous aystem wtdclt are auscelltible to injury by oxygen atarva .. tlon." WHILE QUANTITIES LAST. Roruh ous cmdld.oo thepastslxmoatha. _paras are sisters, Mareella The cas industry bas been a ----~!'!!MONDAY AND TUESDAY Mr. RoM was a retired mer- .Jean, Bonita Lynn, 9Jaron Lee leader in safet;y promotion by . GA!.LIPOLIS - Jennie Moe chant. Hemmed llllloporaledtho IIIII ~IJI &Je, all at bomo; providing IJ011ll>hiets aboollt lor < Lawloll llolllb, 119, dl~ Frlda,y Pl. Plea- Jlardwaro·Store lor brother•, Henry, Jr., Jsmosl\ncl gas users. The health deportO!'Oidaa Ill tjiO Holzer Medico! ...oral yooro. He retlrld In Ll~ all at homa. I!IO!Ii and lire department also ' . ~·..,Firat Ave. 19~3. list things to chocb lnyoorbome. . Sbo.waa bom m M..,.24, 1900, He .,.. born MoJ 21, 188t, Elda , '. R Sherlfl llomler. Walker polntlp ~d Tllp., daushtor of ilt' Ga11la Coun\y, son of Des,one upe od out thai, "A poor)JI vented tile iale Guaetl Domoy ,aDd Sa.Y· comb Rose and Allee Wlsoman 1 Miwo ·Jilda....., ~- 71, "!'!'V• ,IIIII! a, hidden .leak Ia the _ , . . , _ _,, -.,........~,,~, 111l\'flfii'·Cili'il6"liilft' llkl!L.Sii"*·<alt4Jri!O!!p,. at.JIIIr..l -st ~ ..of condltloQ because • . .-..• mar~ Harol4 G ~ • n " !'~~ _;, ~908, ~ ~~ realdenee 1D Bradlury. Stewasa the householder thinks it's safe." ¥P lflh· l'tJj,IJl~s. llii kin; S!e died m Dec. '161 !SilO, 'ililrinbol' li tim ·MBi!iOcuat Churoh •HOIItlng men wiU IIIli """"'ct SAVE 24c ~voa, along with twO chll&lrvlwrs lncllldo lllrs. Euclid In C'olwubda. a heater that Is IIIli vented, bot OUR REG. LOW ?o' llarey lloulb, AaiMlle, N, Pllllmn, ~ a !lauiii!Wr, She Is survived by her Ius- one aald, "thla is a iQb peo$1.07 % and Mrs. EdWonl (Rbiba) aild two grandchlldreo. and - ·band, Robert, a daughter, Mrs. . ple do themselves with beat~-· Rolling lofAdowo, m. IIIIer, Mrs. Claren<e Masata, llldon Morrla, BD 3, Fomeroy; era purehased second band." ~ child preceded her .I n death 10 Pine Sl. ftve ......, Hermon Mlcbaol, BD Rosters without openings for @.Infancy· Seven grandchildren He was a member of Graee I Pomeroy; Everett Mlehsol, BD ventJ are no longer aold In bard211 I011LE M - Clurcb. He was a ·II~ 1 Mlddloport; Cecil Mlcbael, ware stores,• The oocy lllace In COUPON !cll!bor surviVor a are Mrs. Fern living ehartk membol- o1 the Coba, f'l, Y.; Keruioth Mlcbael, the homo whore an unventocl heat~. Dbige1a, W. Vo., IIIII Pt.PieuantRotaryClub.Hon• BD 4 Pomoroy.IIIIICII!tonlloll- or- of the 8,000..12,000 BTU OUR LOW B4c ,fJN1nls Lawleai, Portlmouth. a 50~ear MalOn at Pl. Pleas- ebael, Colurobu6i; two atep-daueh- variety - may be used is in &,I I - aDd b-or, ant and bel<ll\ied li> the Scottllh lera, Mrs, Dorothy Creech, In tho bathroom. ft Is allsolutely AIITIIIP11C . p,llle wa1 a member <If tho Por- Rite ReniKedom lflrlno Club of Florida, IIIII Mrs. Doma Jane forbidden to uao an ...oated llrAI.V-$1.41 LIMIT 1 l!"" liE Cburch ~ the Laclleo Charleston. Fey, Rutllllll; a mp.son, Rl\Y· heaU.r aa the prlnclpal aoorce 9% ~S. Services will be held 2 p.m., mmd Rupe, Columbus; 25 grand- ct heat In the home, and anyone :' Sorvleea will bo hold lofondal, !olonday at tho Waugh • HaUo.v • chlldroo, lllld 16 ~-IIJ"andchll- doing so woold hove the gas cut WITH COUPON $1.09 11 a.m•• at the MeCco' Funeral Wood Funeral Home -under the dren also lllrVive. c1f It for any rea501'1 the gas SIZE ·domo In Vinton. ·Grav.lide sor- direction o1 Rev. Paul-s. Fwwral_..tces will boTuos- company ·- l d bocallodtomake ~eoa will bo hlld In Memorial · Barla1 wtu be 1n Moundllllj.cen..:. ~ at.! at the Martin Fu- a check. LIMIT 2 ~o, Arllil8ton HeightJ, m. story. neral homo In RuUand With burPrsaont treatment lot carbon ~- IDI,y coli at the f'Uner. Friends ms,y call l>otwMI2-4 lal In Mlddleport llill Cemotoey. monoxide polaonlng coils I o r WITH •trom 2-4 IIIII 7.a &m- and 7.a p.m., a1 the !Unoral Frlendl "'"' coli anytime Mon-· gtvlng the patient high ...,con. COUPON aiM~. · &lndoy. day at the fUneral homa. trolloos of Ol(ygeo, A new mothU.U (If 11-noll memorial Pollboarora ..Ul bo llugheil od, not por!ectod at this time, are to bo Bent to the For- WUIOII, carl Massie, Dale MasIa tho U10 <If a ''bubble Ol<Y• liE Churd! by request of lie, Cbe- Da•la, George D&GROWERS TO MEET Pna)or" that clreulales amoll COJ,.UMBIIS (IJPI) - Tho 54th bubbles of pure caygen through via and Paol While. 11im1a1 of the Olio tile blood stream. Tbo same deBeulah Gra/urm . ' . . Vogolablo and Potato Growers 'Vice lo used ,Ill hoart.Junt' ma' . . A•oodat!on wtU be ~d bore chino that tijpoaoea the heart POMEROY - Funoral )let!l- ' ~ob. 3-.>, Nine airleullural 11>8- during ~' Ices lor Mrs. Beullb SQomgl' e(ollsb !rpm Oblo Slate lllllv.orThis machlile eould bo sot Lll Groham of Rldne were conduot- lilY w1U be IIIIMlllll the loollired In ID amlio1lllee wbllo a 'Victim ed ot 1 p. m. Woclno!Mlay at th~ sjiOIJiers. w, 16, '·rf-u The man who has all the answers is the First National BankAmericard Representative. He's · -···· eqlling on merchants right . n6~. If he hasn't explained this important merchandising pr09..':am to you yet, chances are he'll be •ttopping in very soon. w....,. . hoollng firma wanting IY&Ieml cbec~lor ~:. ~ SAYS NO TO UNION GaUipoHs, ""s !!nod $10 and GALLIPOLIS - In a National costa, stop sign vlolatlm, aDd Labor Relatiooa Boord eloctloo William E. Kisor, 16, RL 2 PatFrlda,y ot the Rabbil>conducted riot, $15 and costs, recldeas Myers Co., Bob McCormick Rd., q>er&tlm. cue CODtim.led. -- ................ to -'1 Ill but 6!tlboQ:zut ••cording a L. .... "-· He ploaolo4 oot 811111>' arralinod Gil MOl' Sl, 19118, If. Cndllolob, 3::!, Colwnbuo, II .-..s lor tl'fal· Ill t:IO a.m, Tueoc1ay on o <barp_ <If breaking IIIII -.riD& Crad- .. . . . . . . . ......., ...IJI . . . . YoufhsFaee ' > Fed {Jwargee ....... . .. . W. Howoll Jeffery the COUJ)lo tbo llllllii"Ma)jlli flmo,\', til• dieted •by tho IHII MOl' lerm ll"and )u:r 'oe a cbarlle of lor- ed fniD the car llt\llllb a ffolc cy. nllauat, qsl;m, ·)llid ~ , illr _. 10 J-· nJPt boj' '-'aband wuhometromw<irk, red that markll. vtolbpa' jl( •tbo .lllroody affected, It aoomed by o ::..··· .; ' ' ' loucb <l flu. 1111 willingly tucked voi-r lillie baa ~ wrltlen lho toclcllor In lor the night, In rocont yoara . - ihls killer A pineapple •palcle do!m cake, which alao ltrlk.. ua In tbo • , tho flmlly !avortu., · - un' tecurlb' Ot our hlmtea. ' louehod m the .table. After a death OC¢UI'8. Aleh a1 In the true trqfc ..ont al tbo Tho lllOI'IIfo8 thl'o ·""" anl,r a DllltOIY:Il>bol ofa!am- bqlnolng of this report, _ . IIJI'• wa,y of lifo lie!ore trqedy pie become more aware· o( the •!lan&ed u. 'llio' iJtra>& YOUII& donger of carb<m ~. Thtir hllablnd, a Iormor football p~a.y. lhowed 11 In a rslb <If calla tD SIJPERIOR RATING - Rex Shenellel4, mMDbor of the Metgs Soli and Water Collser..tlon Dlatrlct boon! of s~n!a­ ors, lett, ooserves Albert R. Watts of the Darke District point to a sq,erior rating ti.bbon placed on Meigs CouDt..v at there. cent IUiliUil mooting o1 the Ohio Federstloo or Soil and W11er Consenatioo Districts in ColumbuL Meigs Counb'"a 4t&trl.e4 one ol the tew to receive the alC)erlor ratiJW., won it tor di• tincti\'e service. Others present at the tJtree.da)' meettrw rrc.n Meigs were Thereon Johnson, Harold Carnahan, Roy Miller, am carl w. Bllikam, district conservaUonist. ~,d1 . in llCOIIIO !leo m1 ,480,018 In PI tax r ..e- Conrt. .,.I ~ r ou Jt : IWl/fSI\11ii\"#Jk Alodie* oo1d II ._,,,.....r &1f:la -IDIIIODoop_._ -PI- • •hubi>J . ..... lo the lllll , ~octed ID~ oiUt, Dioiol' Of _tile aul9 In Wl>lcb llltloat. fort of - · · toucli. Tho ~ IIIOthor lbooalt lhla 'lbo .cloadlJ !Umell WI~ pour- a.-.. flee of Gallla County Prcbete Mollml1 ' l'«WW~flf~ ·~ in GALUPOUS - Triola llovo sot In lioll!o Cf""''1 Com· c-tbJ .... J!oe. old c. Col- a. aiat 01 ... _.. lor !'IIi> !"" ln4eled .bJ craad )urloa bo 1tll8• Sebo6olod oK 10:10 Lm. day " lflo trial ol """· sa, ·RL · 1 Croom. cttr,LouIn- ~· ' Da~p Two~set - erlmo Jooqc'bliYI!W lj!Wed ·""""" ·' tile lltUe ally . 'I*N.reor-<Jid llld, roachlne '!P lor a !sw m!nulea ""!d· . ' lfBed, Go111a IIIII Molga .. of ,l,'191,ila, t o - Audi- - Trial I OUR LOI'99c ) I " �uI ' uJ ''s r .f lit\co ·Dot IIOSSAT '' ' nc ... , . ,gr s ~ plai ed in ' ' s. Donald Jan. 18 T Mr ernmted that il, h was ely ought. But the '' ;I ' '' ' . :. '-' >' • 1n Dec ~.' ., ' . r' ~~ . ·~ ' ' Jane ho Reali ,I n Alan ApJ>Iemon lh '' and 0 u blo? ' ' ' ' ' II ~ ~ Mt•. aU~ u, Charles J. , BDd .... ot F G, 11 realdenta 1, pi m er Dean Alan Ap.. e served ot , ; i' oe- bus. ' 1 lb. ' . I' ' • ' ,• '' ToLe • Gi n Writer ,. rs. e ks Host to Cia SAVEl II 0 to 5 wll'ds. for Schtooh Edl Dear Mr. co tor: •• hst'lllll)le 1111118· ooo ol In spiels billl ~=-:~·"::""'""' c TON (Upl) - Nixoo ' :~~==•IV hi llrlll es• ":eo ••OIIIIIInti: ot- NAME For at CLOTHIERS Middl _relldlng Ill 946 rt, 0. or- umbos, after a wedow 'I' c. ic fe·'""' .·. . .·.·-·t , pure Is in soft Pure, clean lines, unf tt r fr -for t sP.,ak f es �11•1, II!II!J•t.,,, .' Gallipolis • ·Club Hosts · ' J.-, "· ,,._ l Atty. S~ts I:; ~PfKJk~~ at , Nat~re's dub ' ' Green PTA M~t ...... ,. liAw!PiiUI- ~.,..... .... ,.. _._. . ... 'for . . ~· ~ 81!114¥ ol : ll>o '~ '!!2......, PTo\. " ...... ,,iiated· lbat . . to I ~"' ·~~ "' In GOII!o co. llo' iald that ~ . l!mo!l• delliQBlf:l •• not 1 : -v - . liD .... 'but to Ia the ~ ~~··· ~..-INldl. pu.. __ live dllldroa··U.O . 'lbroo iD!POr*t tll1np wltll to.- del~ ... 1bl meetJag ftl OJIIJII! bJ ljblcb ". bome, ~h and odlool. ...,., ...... ....... - David Dom1d Qa!IJIIIborr1, J ... JIUD Qa!oearrt to Lola L Curtlo, Loll,~ J - Evaru to Harw,y G. ~ llteh, Bottle J. Wldtlltch, Lac, II lho !n Rlllllod, doa'l lllr&o! to lura .., y,... porch 1llbl • - • o...WW oboul 6:3G. Tlat'a whjm . . - . . of tllo JM. - Of t11o ec>lltt'1buU1111 you mUe, 251101' ceat wlllao !oc' reaou<h . !. ,I I ' ! ' .e¥11'11 year., Mr.. Adams bas resided at the Palm Beach ..r~~ng bomo. Our - t l l y to Mrs. Neuman. comber moeUJIIII. Tr'"'"""'" ria to Sharon S110 Brawley, Parcel, Chester. Roger C. Sm11h, Holen AJbor. ta Smith to Sharon Sue Brawley, .34 A., Cheoter. SOnh R. Sm1tll, CliiYin Smltll to Medl E. Morrt~ Parella, < IT~ l·lk or RIO 'GitANDE - more CJweb Ill R!o Graede. The foiiow!na ...... u...00 701r, Gt!'iJd LaurelOitT ' ¢andace Lynn Thiv'ener .Meat '• ~~ .,..,..,. ••s:ul Loaf ..... 69c Ham .Loaf·. .. 89t u. I. :•r,<" . , , . w;..u HARTFORD - The Rav. P,. MOST PEOPLE WON'T ......, with me da TUrley o~HarttDn~, w. va.·, but I would Uke to see enwah snow to do a KA11E Utile ale!(jt rid1Jw. It just doesn't oeem rlll!>t " Ill coaduct oemceo at tllo Chrlstlon Unill> Church of ~fan. Mf. to biYe s<ll\l" IDOW. !oc'd, J1111. 38 • Feb, 2. Ge«&9 Holman. Syracuse, hat a surrey tbat he JJUfchued and lbe oemeeo Will be held at rollu!ll. He palnlod IIIII lxod !t so you c:onput sled rwDrs ..,and 7:30 eocb ownlnl irltb llrL lla*h•!ulho ...... \.. Ilia Wile, Ruth, and I Would like to tlke l ride, but we muM Cf carter U tho youth - · Tho Ra•. J ... C.WOCII,pu...., s~MJW. The ...,roy even hellhe frlJip 111 tq>! Quite ... It alao haa three seata; alx could r1da at DDB time. It Oh. · - oelnYIIItlllll to t11o,... ..U., If W'e don't make it now, we wiD. in the ''good old •nmer lie t o - •st. ........ ,.- 'l1le Natioral Education Aaaoclatlon ud 1be Nedcw• Coa~H•• of Porelltll IIIII Teochers ha,. glvoa 111110 tiP• '"'PYilll . - In idelllgeat guldante a n d ''Help YClll' child ttd.nk of himHif u 1MmeG111 Who JUeceed8. '* ,. _ Gift h1m plenty of eha11ces early in ll!e to ..._uu tidqJo - praiae h!m when he does ...U. Whou he hal o dl........,.,. · .Mrrtnee. remind him of hia aucceSMa. ' Ellcourltp lhe ch!ld to talk to Ylll . - hlo prabl•o, and he ....,_ ... 89t Ford . ..... All ,...,. ~· If Y'"' wonder why lhey do certain lh!JIIIo,lnilalie at tllo • - · and >!ali lho achool end , . _ t11o t - o . That'D lift JOUI' ddld Annual Meeting of Church is Monday uom~ :!ho - lllOftlllll of tho Mlddl~ Flrllllnllild Pntb7tei1on Church wiD W lla1d'ill 8 . p.lli. _ , Diaht ill lhe ......,.k, the meo111111 -,w w , . . -,_ bJ a J'(lliuck · - ill 8:30 p; Ill. -. bread ud bevorop wm be prevldld and thO;oe .,. - . . ... ll!ked to ...... erlid 411heo IIIII lhelf own ·, aenlee. ;;'' ,·~: .' .. , .,.,_.:t,l port Cedi Lambert, ond Mrs. .hJhn Hansen verau1 Rita Miller, Cathy wu read. Attend!Ag the Lambert, ond Vidlle Honsenwlth meeting was tile Rev. Joseph Carolyn Payne acting as ehalrChapman of the First Baptlst mim, on the subject of Career Chureh ot GaiUpolb, Rev. Chap. v1. Marriage. man save a talk Oil '"Careers.. After the meedng, songleader willch proved tO be lnterutlng Linda Greene led aongs ond re· and beneficial. treshments were served by CarThe porpote of the moetll!g oJyn Payne ond Judy Hall. Twen. was to nominate delegates to at- t;y - one members were preaent tentl the F .H. A. National Conven- In ad&tion to the advisor, Mias tlllll and a F.H.A. Girl or lhe Karen Beatt!e ondRov. Chopman. llflllltll. Violet Lambert arw1 Ru. Cntlly Lambert !a lhe reporter thle Richards were choSen to at- for the group. , 1a.., _, ,, .• ·'l!Jil'i ·· b .. r; .~,c ,,:.. church t.aement, potluck dl• nor preceding lhe meeting, 6:30 p.m. AU women of the par.. ish are iPvited. GALLIPOL!l; CHAI"l'ER OES No. 283 7:30 p.m., Initiation and rofreahments. BETTY ::>.1.AM Class 7:30 P· m. in the Fellowship room. The Rev. Charlea Lusher will show si!des or trip ID the Holy Land. TUESDAY RIVERSIDE STUDY Club wm meet with Mrs. Herman Coodee, 1 p.m. TODDLERS TO Taaaels MotJ>. or League wW meet at tile home of Mrs. Norman Stewart, 8 p.m. Tenth anniversary, tor me r.,"~~r&, 1 ~~;t" .. Please coiMact Mrs. Richard Ray· • 30 p.m. at church. Potluck dlmer, bring table service. Moat ond rnlis !urniohed. necdon ot cdlcera. ~ person must have dependabllil;y, trustwnrthlness, lntegriQI, IIIII a generous amount of self-dise!pUne. Chlldren are eager to have re. spooaib111zy, H II II pven 1n the right way. Given cbolee.s to make and certain nbllpliono to earry cut,. a chlld becomes more lndepeodont. Guiding t1oe child to oew responsibilities rather than "bosafng-• bim to tbem will make a difference, Also, managing time and money well, doiDg homework, taking eare of pel.l, looking alter 70111111· er brother, etc., all eam the ..................... ,.., ...... ., Bon. • llmiA 1VP VALUI ITAMPI I . -Y-N~ Jlq>.I/JM,. ....... ....._ ....... ........ ,. ~~-..-.. 00:. Cheese •~ 2. -,... ""'? ·Popec;n. .' '. . Jlq>,l/1/• • ........... " to ro-lble r... ~~ MIDDLEPOkT - -·-IIOl.U .. ~"" no.: . Whi ...:: \RU0D8 • • • • · - of·secw1cy. . · ),· AI,... homework, remembtr that U'o b!o work, ootyouro. You • pw· auaeatlooa, tu be sure he' a tl:le 0111 who doeltbl wa1c c..., ... ·, • llmiA 'RIP VALU. ITAMPI ...... II him. #ttwlr. is Confined TB Sanitarium ....................... ...... C~Pies4~$t .. . ' · Y4~··1t. VIi l1riM . B.P,\IP. .· ":7 . ; ...... ...... "':' Diet Bread 4 · . ~- aa. c.~o... ..... . ~ OWr<JYal o f - s . Approval "'"·: :.: , 7 . :..' ~'.~ ~·.. ~R....I-a llllf&Balf. 3 1or $l to UlteJL Dcm't· Mke derogatory remarlla lbaut bla w.chert or Jehoal in& was ealled to order by the Preli,_nt Carol3n Payne. The "" a and treaaura-' s resecretary' "".....,....~ mothera, Mra. Adam Payne, Mra, loLICI men - ls what we want to see loogorplnt . Min e mee • WOMAN'S CLUB of lhe 51. Louis Church "Ill meet In the LEGION AUXILIARY at tile Hall at 7:30 p.m. developed. A truly reaponalh!e L••-:•••-......·I \ m. IAYI! 4lc AJAX LAUNDiiY HTBG.NT •• •.• • • • ~ Miolti..,.,.,Ohlo , • MONDAY ANN JUDSON Bible Class 6:- I· TilE SHOE lOX I I I I 'OAOO' ,.....,11117 Arln)o!n Vietnam. Wedding pions are ~lete. ters, regular meetuv, 7:30 p. GALLIPOLIS A opeclal tend lhe eoovontlon. Also lhe meeting of the Southwestern Fu- regular meeting was cUaeuased. ture Homemakers of Amerlea At ·it a panel dtacuaaion was was held on Wedne~ at South- held between the aponsor. Miss M - . , . . . School 1b t Karen Bea~~ ond lhe ""·~- we .. ICJ.-,, TO WED - !lira. Gale Green of Golllpol!o IIIII Mr. Go1e Green, Columbus, are 1mounc11111 t11o eivqomeot of their dalllhter, Rohdollda &ah, to Rollld 0. Mlller, 100 ~ Mr. aad Mrs. Okey MOler, Cr09Jn City. Roldollla 11 a 1tudent It GoUla Academy IUslo School. ~ !a a li87 cnduOte of Ha,... Traeo Hlllh School and !s oenlJlc wltll t11o NORTH GALLIA Band Boos· Chapman Speaks to Homemakers · SHOES ' II WIIERE SHOES ARI SIMSIIL,I! !"RICID Wedding plus are lneom- a..-. ......,hw TO BE MARCH BRIDI! - Mr. IIIII Mrs. Rnbert Lewia E>ons, Rio G'!'nde, are lheenpgemento!lheir dau&bter, llpbllln Evana, to Mr. Jolm Heard llwnborlalo o! Bewrly Farms, son ol Mra. John Maxwell Chamberlain Uld the late. Dr, Chomberlaln. Miss Evons 1!1'8dl8ted from GoUla Academy and !s preaently altendlng lhe Univen!Qo or Color&<IO- Mr. Chamberleln attended Buckley School of New York, sro<lulted from Sl. Paul's School ODd from tllo Ull!vors!\7 ol COlorado. . He Is preaently engaged In Army 00!; at FL Belvoir • Va. Citizens · ~p·· Key· · .,·· ·=~~~::s:~ POii Ttll !MTIR! P.~LY . OCher Dlel'llben _p re...lt we.:re Bm NJer• and 11a1 The 111011 Ieeder !or t11o meei!Dx no the R... Lulher Tracy • l'rolrlml ond devotims lor tho nat lhroe m-..,. wore planned. TliO 110111 moetll!g will ba J01111ary 26 ot 8:30 p.m. It tho Calv..,. Bsptlot Cllureh. Rohdanda Ruth Green attending. 'lh.fJ'f jl:Mr .n,.iiW. · >·~ 1 r !n!· ·" .. . . ~~ .. ,1. r"FAioUi'NM'Ei I BRAND....... I I bJ 1I1Uv CoaalfllclloD, Truy,- IOCrntarY• nutlc equipment waa dllicuaa.. ed. The 1'001}1 count ........ .,. Mr. Large' I 7lh grade. Fnliowlng tho program, Mfreihmentl were served to thole Robbin Evans ~-w ~~~ ...:;p .mu. Services .,._til ec.n,..,. Slroh ,1ifin1Bra, v!oe ptelident; Becky Ramey, ...,.....,.; Jerry Mahan, treaiUrer, and ~ Mrs,: Epling's 'Music Students Given Winter Piano Recital .. .' J""" l!leta. Fryers -School-- ENGAGEMENT >\NNOVNCED- Mr. aid MrL H'"'lll'll F, Tid-,~ 23 ad!llcotllo Road innoomee tho .........nt of their dau&bter, Colidaee 14'1!Do to Joiulto' R. llood, "'"' of Mr> 11111 lira. L. Hooll, llU Simaet Drlw. ~~ Tldveaer 1B • plduote ot Gall1a ·~ H!ah School, wltll lhe eleas of -'1988. and 11 pre~ -.lied In t11o Goll1pnils llwolnOoo Collep ~ ~o.Jod port time 'oi Glll!pollo ·Mr. IiooiUo o 1986 ·of Gall1a Aeodem1luab School 11111 • ....,....te or !llllhYiile·Al!tmnoli.., Dle.oel Coli- He 1a "iiDt>lofed Gw't....., ................. .,. L-. Social Notes ~~YEAR-OLD olllcers w11 I for the coming Bennett, prealdont; Ground 1...., C..r Kwkll fur 'II .... lllolol IIIICIIII Elq>. 1/11. The aJnta1 aleetlm of ollleor1 ·for tho !WI1111 Ymtll Fallow~ '!II !;laid rocon11J ot tile Cal•..,. Bl&>tlot ....... !.oM a. w Elected by Youth Group '. - lh. , ----_,..,C............ • •lmiA 'RIP V.U.U. Officers ore :h·,:•. . , ..,, ..... WILLIAM C. FORBEs, FIWiHMAN ot Marahall Ual.wro!IJ', had Bedford. tbe lMd 1D the eollege productioo of "Plcalc" presented last weekRacine Ga• • service co. to ad and seftral local relative& wellt dowD to see the perlormance. s..... of Ob!o, RaL of R-W, S... 8ill is the l<m d: the Conner Elllm Clark at New Hllvea IJid the too. lll'OIIdiiNI of Mr. IDd Mra. Robert G. Clark, Sr. Ray L EtPJ, dec. j to Ethel Ga1J111 - . were lfr. IIIII Mra. Dole Walbunl of Mlddlep«t and May E. ., Cert. tor tranL, llrL Pole Roush IIIII Mra. Cborloa HUD~>broys, Now Ha- They PmiOf'OY. joined !n HllllliDBtoa for pre...U. t11o perr......- by Conlee Cllmm!D>, lb-. IDd Mrs. Wi1111m Forboo IIIII dau&b1Br, Am, her IODCO, B111 Russell Vance Cummins lo ManJoelmodl, of Cllarleaton, and I Ill... of Mro. Walburn'o, Katlly nillll D. Webster, Lot, Rac!De. By BERTHA PARKER ~. Manni1111 D. ~ebs1Br, Mary A. Webster to Cora Lee Moouol Jan. TO WJUIE'M'A LEIFIIEIT WHO SEEMS to be hlvlnl more 1hiD Cummings, Russell Vaac:e CUJD.. aa, ill lilt Fret Metllodtot awrch no 125, callectlod $29.81, bar ohore of trcdl1e tllooe doyo, we wlah • lllJOedy ieCOWJ')'. Jl1abl mins, Lot. RaciM. . Mr. and llro. a.rm011 Fax - ebt ll off bar foot. A - k 1&0 W l i - dipped In tho yard IIIII an vlllltlna relatl•n in ·~ Host ·For Ginner ~ ·ri~·liide• ln-~e. ' lfr. and Mrs. Chorlel HalO)-, Cr-v!lle, eallod m Mrs. 1, ¥.-a. s. A. of t11o Ji!tdiUid Following Funeral Gonr ... Dlebl, or0a ~her 1r11 p1eno ride W-&doy. She lew from CoiUI!Ibwo Mr. and Mr1. !Awls Peter• to Fort v, I.Auderdlle, Fla.. tor an eyh!rloipo4 visit witl:l her ~ MIDDLEPORT - Mro, G. W. IIIII chlldreo, Mooon, W, Va., dlo&II1Br, lira. Corl Harr!o, and IOmlly, And wltll tllooo days ol namm or M1dd1el>ort na blJIICki'~ It-s .....,. !or o !omlly dimor Friday fell. vlolted receoll7 with Mr. IIIII low!JIII lhe !unoral aenlceo for Mn. Nannu. Sclwetar. lfr. and Mrs. LlrrJ Sm1ih John A. Hart. Sr. of Hunlillllton. W. VL IDO¥Id recerit!J to lhe!r - · 1be services were CODiluctecl 8uUtmut st., P41Dtl'Qf. Mr. 111111 Mro. NOI'IIllll SC)IDFr!doy mnrll!ng at t11o FllllsiiOJIII Parker Funenl u.... with bur1oi 1n tllo Ier IIIII Mro. Graham CemeiBl')'. liro. llemm ljlllll an lllemoon With Mr. ODd was assisted It .the diDDtr b1 llrL Olarleo (picll) Karr, PotfJ' Ebll.. daoabter of Mr. Mr. and Mro. Dole Walbum. POJo!EBOY - Blrtbday greet!JVI: lfrL ~ Eblin, loll IIIII AltendiiW were Mri.. John Hart. To Mra. Tc:m Crow, Sr., wbo celebrated her udly'' Thursday. II tllo okltiJIII riDI, lnlidnrbnth lira. Crow returned , _ . from Holzer Medieai Ceator just !n time Sr., Mr. ODd Mra. John Hart. wrlite. Six moolhe qo PotfJ' Jr. and daulhter, Olri Sut, lid to 11101111 tho day with IOmlly IIIII fr!enda. . her 111'111 pleyiJIII. Mr. ODd Mro. Jolul Hart m, oil To Pam Neutzlb:'K, who celebrated her of lluntlllfllon, W. VL; IIIII Mr. .......... - · dol¢ter of 17th birthday Slturdl.y. Pom no honored and !lira. Jock Joffeo, 1011, Jock, llr, IIIII lira. SOidaa -r, loll I paJV It her hlimo Sllunloy even11111 wi1h a Jr. and Alldrea. Cohnnbi.IL Whllo - . . tho!r - · froc.. host of fr!ends attoiiii!JIII, tm!JIIIhar~. To Bruce Cottrlll, who na 10 years old Hartford Wodneedly. Bruce, a nowaboy r... The Dolly SenUDel, and a good one. was vel')' proud of his 10 years. Being Announced rep«t wao itveo by Roma Smitll alto reported ... tllo memherllh!p dr!ve• The aeed !or l1brery and 1!11D· ., : Prkes In TIUB Ad Elletti'Oe Srm., ¥on., rue•. , Wed., Only/ Meda E. Morris, JeaN Mar- -r . lOam to 7;pm erny. care, • CW.. TthdJ ~· .., ~ •.. r · Open Sunday a MRS. MARGARET NEVMAN HAD 1HE SAD NEWS Friday lhll 11er 90-)'ear-old mother, Mrs. Annie Adams, probably would not sur. m., t11o weokenl. She t.d 1 telephone eallfrom her sister-i!Haw, Mr1. Juan Mama, who nported Mrs. Adlms in crltleal ooo:tltion. A lbnlier resident of the Portlan:l area, Mrs. Adams has apeat tin 25 years 1n Florida. She wont lhoro when her son, Jaeon, ~ aer,iJ111 with tho V. S. llllvy, olatloned near Miami. For lhe put -~-T­ J IIi•• D . . - wore by llr. William Lal:p, prinefioal, Mary Briant .... tllo · Illes !oc' tho Noveriler and ~ ,;i'. Gelqe W. RIIJlPOid, dec., ID Freda lhle, Aft for trau., PG~Doo el'IQ'. Freda Dtle, dee., to IAt L Shale, Aft ror tnna., P-.erQ1. Lota L Shale, Ralph D. st.te, to Woboter Hndp, Lac, p..,_ Jll'uldoal. lir. Fr<MI Ed'oi- ,.. JIUIIII, 'Krbger Stores Porcolo, Cheoter. .. blrlh do!eeto. oae.lll1! of tho - · - w1l1 be used Jc>. cmq to oaa!at polio v!etlma ud t11o rell w1l1 go !or public 111111 pro. ..olioml oducat!on In on o1rort to !ncrooae WlllenlaDI!ng of iooucb .,.. be dono !or chlldren with birth defects 111111 tho famllleo 111to ohore 1n their trogedy, IIDii "0'11'1 or Mar<h of D-• Certera. ,~, GaJiipQUS ~, 'Po~eiOy Fronces J. Hewotoeo to WBIIom a W!lte, Sonh Sue Witt., L88 A.t Qleater. Froncn J. Howetom to WilHam R Witte, SarU S. Wftte, Frioally - · w1l1 bi&ln tho - · · Mardi of Dime& lt'l ..... 31 yeora ~~-tho lllltloml - - w u id bi 111o lite Fnnkl1n D. Roooonll. T!lore'o been one crtol .teD!' - t11o eaaquaat of polio - 111111 tho OQI]u!a !a , _ on birth ~ • ,. PCJII\ei'QJ. - , lhe CWt. .•· 'lflo 'llliiiiw ~ ~ .~ ., ,. ..... Transfers I ~ NEW ARRIVALS ·. , r Photography Club Makes Comoan Tawney's DIAMOND VALUES Project Plans GALLIPOLIS - Witt. &l&an Mark- •-· was nominated as 111o GAllS "" P'hom Club Vlllendne ~ ean.. dldate at 111o recent lnncheoo $125 meeting. sn Future projects were the topic or dlaeuastoa. Plaas were made to obtain needed enlarger and roll rum tank. Several membera wish to learn more lbout photogrspbY. A R~AL BUY! Inquiries were made pertaining to 1 achoolphotocmtelt. This will show nthero about tllo field of )IMtocrspbY . The Photo Club had aponaored an after _ &Bille dance reeentJ.y. Plans "ere made to sponsor more projects this oomtng year. he:: ::::v. "!."":o :u7 ~ m. fn tile high adlool. MAN'S DIAMOft $295 Poor Odds The average person shooting craps in a gambling house in units of •100 can ezpect to ·Jose ,1,500 in a sixhour session, according to Coals are be1q obown Ill both tbe aew lonJer lead ud lbe oborter, above-tllo· bee 1lylo. It'• not ..,. long you wear It, bul lbe atyle that eouots, however. CoaU are form.fttiiDg, aad trims, . 1 a c h a1 fur, Utrleately worked button, and poeketa are Ute aD-bopor&aat uu. tra1." gives tloe dllid NUIIIacllm wllich In 11Im heipo responllbd!Qo grow and the feel.lr:tp of r8lpiW!!IihfHt;y demop. TAWNlY JEWELERS the Encyclopaedia Britan- 'Extras' in Coals ""y DloMn.lo Anywt.-1 f22 S.eond ~~..,;. Galllpall•. Ohle nica. Just ReceiYed! New Shipment! Drapery Lining INSULATED yd.79~ yd. Millimum Lining $1.29 Darnbrough's Department Store Gallipells �• Bride's ,Home.Sc~ne , of Wedding ,, . ~ . ' . 1 .,. Tho ~ Time• - Sentinel, &JadoJ, { ' AUTO s··, ,- · - ' ..t,. Stop! Before you read any further. Get )'OUl" driver•allcenM out and tbeck the expiration date! 11 11 most ombarra•lllng to have 1 (>lllrOiman lel1 yoo your Ucenae 11 110 good and more embarru&lng having to pull over, pu11 and get ........., to ~ you to get the u.., .. Believe me I know. I heard mutU!rilll In the background at the <llllc:e wbon II1J (lad) ltOri was toll\ ward• to the etreet "aome peoPle WQUid do aa,ything to get column material.'" The ooiocidence is tbia : 1 had alreadY written one paragrapll for JuBt Between Ua. 1: read. "Think of the picture of raeera leaping: across barricade lfter barricade, that's the way the da,fs seem to me. My da,y1 10 juBt •• fast 81 the fastest rumter ' n .Little did 1 think then so many or them bad pused since JQ1 btrthda.Y, and the1.1ate I should have renewed that lieenM. Last week, here tn the Qflice, we had dlacuased hoW an •"old pro'" newspaper man had told ~-ut, "time woo1d Oy by. •• He knew .....,wed. ' ' wbereol he spoke. ' ' Doo't ever start walking down Third Ave. wtth the hope someone who knows you will stqJ and Rive you a un, espedally m Thursday afternoon. Live ia lfhat thi1 tDWn ian~ oo Thursday afternoon. But it was a beautltul , balmy day and I enjoyed the flrtt mile. Saw some interesting thlngl ru write about In fll. ture columns. TRINK OF HOW NIXON must have felt during the inaugural! The magnitude or hi a pride must have been something else agala. All tbts happening to hlm, even though he had been human enough to let the whole world know how bitter the taste or defeat was 1tter his hlrd - and lost - baWe tn California. SPEAKINC OF THE INAUGURAL, Edith HutainpUlar receiY· ed an lnvitationl How about that? And one lovely young GallipoHt glrl jult mined getting to go to . the inaugural ball with an lblor Air Cadet. JUDY COLE, DAUGEITER OF TilE Rev. and Mrs. Harry E. ' Mr>ond Mrs. Thomas Deon Stutes ' •.' ' ' -' ~ ' 'L ,' . • ' ' GALLIPOLIS _ Mise Eliza- crown of pearls and 11equins. beth Jane Barnhart became the She carried her own RainboW bride of Vaughn L French at a Bible which was covered with candle lighted ceremony at 7:30 a cascade bouquet or miniature p. m. January 18. The wedding spider chrysanthemums centered · DID YOU GUESS WHY the bridges were covered? Not as some took place in the Community wlth an orchid. -sled, a courting swoln, so ...Wd have a privatA> spot to stop United Methodist Church at CirMiss Sheryl Wood was maid· the buggy; but, yes. to protect the wooden noor from the ele- cleville. of-honor. She wore anolivegreen ments. The Rev. Paul L Wach 11 «as floor length sheath dren with a the om.ciating pastor. two - tone green velvet ribbon NOW ANSWER me this one. What is the dh'lerence betWeen The bride ts the daughter or around the empire waistline. Her a hippie and a ytpple'? l don't know tbe answer. Mr. an:l Mrs. Emmett Barnhart headdress was a V4llll of matching o! Circleville. The bridegroonl illusion. She carried a eucade TilE MOST WONDERFUL THING bapponod to mo lhiB pall Is the ... oCMr. and Mrs. VaUihn bouquet of green and yeUow opldweek, so 1 can't gripe ITI.lch about my experience with the law. J. French ol Addison. er chrysanthemums. !% 1 aot to 100 my brOther, who bao )leon In Co!llornla for many Glowing tapers in numerous The best-man was Gary R. - L I S ,_ t • m I!.PF .i..: fi!IUS. I hadn't .een him tn 10 year., . ~ m, ~~ ~~·1be}~ked canctelibta · ,' ....._, '· ~all , French of OhicrlJ4,. Uni:"'rsitf., "'-~~.A ~ beauii1W to · me. lie Rew '·· ii fron,....,\'libirti lUJ i<itllriPanY of wblto &ladfolua a ·n d opldor cousin of tb<!;,boldegr;oom; ' •l' ~~ •lila~h ~jjHY bH aent him on a bullneae ·trip. He ~~'bflteve the pfo,cress ch r y - s decorated the U&hers included ' John Barn- loCi recorded by Pete McCor- e GolllpoH• boo mad& In the lut 10 ·yoarl, and when I qu--HW church. Tall candles tied with hart, brother of the bride, and mick, weather obaener at Fair- • Jr.•a column trom last Sunday about the Gallipolis banks" Increas- satin bows marked the pews each Chnles Gearhart, bothofColum- field Weather station. • ed a1set1, he waa even more impressed. side or the center isle down bus; Jim French of Ohio State DIY Hllb Low Prec. : which the bride and her· father University, and Clarence Tucker &mcJay , • • • • • 53 33 .14 e of Addison. both cousins of the Monday • • • • • . 40 30 .14 e walked. Tuesday . • • • • 50 30 .13 • Miss Brenda Southward pre- bridegroom. sented a program of organ music The bride's mother was attired Wedneada3 • ••• 58 32 : before the ceremony and Mra. in a sheath dress of Medl.terran. Thurldal • • • • . 64 to .08 • R. E. Knecht sang The Lord's ean blue with matching acces- Friday .• • • . •. 60 30 .04 • Prayer after the benediction sories. The bridegroom's moth~ Saturday • • • • • • 23 18 • whlle the couple knelt before the er wore a dress of pink lace Averap hl&b temperature for e altar. with matching accessories. Their the week tldl year _ 49.5, laat • ty Member of the School of JourHUNTINGTON The third The bride wore a floor length corsages were green cymbidium rear_ G1.2. : · trueling exhlbltloo organized by nalism, Drake Unlveroity hoBd· ing the Deportment of Advance gown of white peau de soie atyled orchids. Avenge low temperature for e the Huntlngtm Gallerle11 for the witta full akirt, Sabrina neck-A reception followed the cerethe week Udl year - 30.3j last e Applied ~apby and ClneWoat Vlr1IIDia Arts and Hwnanlline and long pointed traditional mony ln the church social rooms. )'eat _ 3S.t. e miiJ-grapby. Councll will begin a circuit sleeves. A · chapel length train Min carlene French, slater Total predpitatloatortbeweek • Mr. Gamer 11 a memberotthe ol the state "Mth nrst showings • 1dloclllod at Wheeling, West Llb- Professional PllotogriiJherB of flowed from the waistline In of the bridegroun, served as this year - 0.54: of an lnchi back. The gown was accented hostess along with Miss Karen lut year 0.02: of an lncb. • ort;y, Bethany, Parkersburg. and America, the Iowa Art!Bta E"411· Total predpitallon to -lhl• : Gelllpo!IB, amouneecl today by ty, and past president of the Del with s trim of lace embroidered Goarheart, Mls~ Nancy craig and in pearls and crystal sequins. Mrl. Jack Kline. Miss Clara year - L31 IDclles, lalt year e MDlnes Profeasionai-OIIh· L. G. lkll!man, Dire- (j the Her triplHiered veil of musion Garrett or Shiloh was in charge _ fl. an Jnch. • • ers Association. He hal served 0 16 Gellerleo. Normal avenae preclpltat:loa • The exlllbltloo compoolng 89 as juror or the World lnterna- was twld in place . by a petite of the guest book. The central refre&hment table amn•Jb' _ 38.40 litehe1. • tlooal Seloo of a p b y and IIOiec:ted pholographk p r I n I s stood tn tront of a bridal arch • place• emphallls m Pllotograpby IB the <OillmliBimed ertwined with omlllxandllllorned • r;;.o-.. All A Medium of Fine Art and er for the Amerlun Republic with white doveoln Dightard wedII the work (j. photographer - Jn1urance COJnpllnJ, The Arts dilll beUs. The 0-ored wed- Kyger Creok Hl&lt SchooL He atCouncU of the State (j Iowa. artllt Perry James Garner. The exhibition, sponoorecl by ley, MrB.IIalen WUllamiiOII, Mra. ding cake was circled with ferns tended Rio Gnlldo Colleae a • d Mr. Garner Ia a self taught spent four years ln. the u. S. Ralph ~ WWs, Mr•. Patrick J. Jlltotolrapher. He waa born Jn the Well VIrginia Arts and lil- RUey, Mrs. Jolm F. Stlfller, Sr-., and spider chrysanthemums. The Marine CC>rl>a. He Ia eq~loyod Dallal, Texa1 and attended the manitiea CouncU, is avalllble Mrs. Dewey L. Canada and In- table wu covered wtth an by UnltedRofrigeratlmotColumUniversity of Oklahoma major- free or charge to cOIIlDIURIUes Cant daughter, MrB. WWiam c. embroidered Madeira u... cloth buo. big in Journallam. His interest throoghOUI West VIrginia. Be- Saimona aDd Infant .... Mrl. and had a Ooor le,.O. lace AmOIII the gueata were t h e ID. pbotography wa.a realized a.s a C8llle of the keen interfllt ot the Ronnie E. stlvers and infaDl Oounce. bride"elt'andmotber, Mrs. C. R. When the e<q>lelefUor their Navy -apher during World first two traveling exhibition• Barnbort, and the brldOifOOIII'• da:!lbter. short weddloc trip the bride "'" War II. that resulted In his ap. West VIrginia Arllata On The attired in 1 cam.el".i hair sult p-ant!porent1, Mr. and Mrs. 0. polutment in charge of the PIJo.. Move (1961) and Land Pattern•: ud wore the orchid from h e r E. French, of Addison. OUt-of· and Men (1968) lliAOY folrapby Laboratory In Williamo- town peats Included Mr. and VETERANS MEMORIAL bridal bouquet as • - burg. Virginia. At the close of advanee reservations ,( PhotogMrs. Alber! Frendl and MarHOSPn"AL ,. the late bullet s..,per hold lbe war he Joined ANSCO (Pho- raphy All A Fine Art haVe aiatall, Mr. and. Mts. Vernon Admilled Betcy R o a c b, toeraPhY Corporation) as Tech- r~ been oonflrmed. Detaila Point Pleasant; Florenee Q.dl~ at the bride" s home where the French and Judi, · Mr. Robert ateal Representative and Regloo. for loan of the exhibition can be len, Racine; Roy Kasper, Pom· weddloc gills were on dlapia)o French, Mrs. Julia Thei1s, 'MiaJ hostesaea included Mrs. Ned al Consultant, before he develop.. made by .....- . Mr. Gene eroy. Hanlin, Mrs. Willi..., Leist and Maureen Bnunneld, Mr. John ed an lndopendem Photograpby Bellom,y, Co-ordinator of ExhibiLee, Mloo Slndra KaU, Mr and Discharged A&lie Bnnm, Mrl. Ned Griner. tion, HuntiDgton Galleries, Park Salon in Iowa. Mldlele Ohlinger, Jackie ObThe new .Mrs. French It a Mta. Clarence Tueker, Ill trmn In addition lo his active private Hills, HuniiJ>5ton, W. VL DeUa Stahl, TiJnolhJ rraduate of Circleville H II h Gollla co.; Mr. and Mra. Damlo buainesS, Mr. Gamer is aFaculSlamblln. School ond ltlendod Oldo Weoloy- Harbour, lfa..., City, W. VLI : an UniYerstty. She lsa member Mr. 1011 ilrs. Walter N. Helll")' e MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL or Chi omega sorority and 01!8. and Nield, Columbu1; and Mlso e Admitted - Pearl D ar I I, She Is presently employed as car~ Fre~b, ~rl~, Cheshire; Pearle Taylor, Mld- PI"OIP"OD>iOC 1111"\'0l' le<hnlclall Tlw -1• w)l1 reside at • - 1-M, u South Hamil· • dleporL • al the Slot.. HlglnnyDeporllnem. Dlscharpci - Freel Lerldno. ton Aw ...., ColuaibuL : Mr. French is 1 pwluate of ~ . ' '"' <J I . ' . I· ' :- ' • I ' 10·7 • • • Cole, 1 Vine .!1.., received a letter from Vicki Cole (110 relation, but also a preacher'e kid). Vicki was the little girl who picked up the discarded sign tllat prOvided the president with his motto for his adminietratlon. ' . .. . .SUN'DAY Mrs. Vaughn L. French l ~- NEW AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. ..~ 0,. p· EN·' ' ' Barnhart-French Vows Read at Circleville TINY'S' t , CAl RADIOS, STERO TAPES, BATTERIES, OIL, PLUGS, WHEELS, WINDSHIE~D . WIPER BLADES, 'AUTO PAINT, OIL and AIR FILTERS, HURST SHIFTERS, HUNDREDS OF OTHER ITEMS. • • weather Roundup -u -r·,, 4 u ' ._,' IN ~ ,. . ' ' ;' I -aph- linger; o. • Holzer Medical Center, Flrlrt - .love. VIsiting hours 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Parents only on Pediatrics Jobs In .Business Friday. DlJcttarges Mrs. Grant J. Bond, M r 1. Word. WW1am E. Bowen, Domlo R. Admlaslons BuJh, Palrltla L. Davlo, Mro. l\lbllcatlon of admltsion& aua-. Dorolhy Dela-, Uoyd E. lll""eoe uatll further ootlce. ~. TIJJIIIIJ' L. Fielder, MTI. Jaddo F. Flaher, RoboriS. Flint, Mr1. StaniOY R. Built, WeU- Mrl. Nllda F. Fry, Geleral J. ... llall,, ...., 1:31 a.m. Frldl.)'; Mrl. llall, WW1am M. Hondrlcll.l, Mro. ifWiaa 0. Jacklon, Rt. I Gol· WWiam R. Houck, ..... ChlriOI -.~::.~w:"'~'"':•:.,!l%:27 p.m. Frldll; E. l..un&fonl, Mro. Cllarln W. L. Kemper, Kerr, Mereer, Samuel A. Miller, DcD. l:li6JI'-m. Frldo,y; Mr1. Cbar- JW, J. Nance, Mra. R o b e r t W, a.u.y, l'oJnero7, dllu&ll- P, Nout&ling, Mn. Waltu E.stk '''< o··c 719 g.iiL Frldll; Mrl. Corl ver11011, Charlao M. Ta,y1Gr0 Ml1'71*1 , 10:08 p.m. d!ul I. Weill, Tammy E. Wheal- - Jack-. ' PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL Jan. 1969 ADMITI"ml: Mrl. JllneOOidlker, Gelllj>olla Ferry; llonald Slur- Aahtoll; Geno¥1evo Sbuler, Golllpolla Forey; Mela GoodDill!, Pt. PIOUUII; A4do Borr, ML Alto. DISCHARGED: Mrl. D e a c II ICimberllq and - . Loulle ...,_ n. .,, Ml'o. L!da¥1a& FI01<11'JGOII, · lflrk RUllo, CUI Blr~ l!!t- .... di Joon . ' ~~-~~ ~·~ ~1~~~ · ~~~: . ." ·t PREPARE YOURSIU,F FOII .A liT.T.IR FUTURE Jli!W QU4RTI!ItiEGIJ'i$-' . · . . M41Cifl_( - •. DIPLOMA' ..COUR~ES . , .: I . , SECRETARIAL GENERAL OFFICE IUS. Write, Vt,t,, ., . Por C0111le1 ' .j '·' •• . •• •• •: •• .... '· . A Huntington Galleries Exhibit to be Shown ' ' :-' ~ I ' ; . ·' 'IN'C E'NGINE ' . HAMEL .. , '• . . ' / f! '. ' - • ·1'1-C: '"· ' ISS --- PORTABLE -ALL PURPOSE HAND SPOTLIGHT \ ' . , 1.3 ', ", '' • i ~ ' ~\ ~ • ·' \ \ \ '\\ ;5 . ~- \ ' ,.' . 'iff , ··~::' ,. .t ,_ lth~ 'it• ' �Famllyof In Yong's Lives on 23~ Daily Ill Yona and 1111 lamlb llvo 411 23 ceata a da.Y, and some Wkrrer• trom the home In wtdeh au ' moCber works for her C!hll· ,.._., "111011.. He 1\a.S two sis. ...... Qyaq Kewn {12) aDd In Ja {8) lllld a brother, _ , a., {5). Their lather Ia delul. The father worked in his early year1 aa a elerk in a local amee, 'lllld lhe)' bad a lllmple, SH1N IN YONG aceording to cultom here. 'There are small room and a shellerod tooldng plaea, andlllehom• fa lit by oU l&mR- They carry biR>Y we. Ill 1962, year ~ 1oea1 water from a dlotaneo. Qyaq 11Jbeavalt. he was dismissed Kum had to leave setlool and from h11 olllce and had to lind takes care fl. tbe ramiJ,y and - . . r job. At that time tl>ey home While her mother works. bad been living ill the father'l In Ja Ia 1D 2nd grade, and Joon l11111ve """" 1D Kyong.gl ProV- !lip Ia aUll at home. lmaenunblelheoe...,.Jumbl.., Ince, IDd now they left r o r Ill Yona Ia quiet aDd gentle, one letter to eadl ~quare. te Seoul, tbe mother's native city, seems rather sad and suMJ.ed. - form four ordlnarJ wonl1. Here, 1m t1>e ,..;w ot South He Is In the 5th grade, gets Korea, bur hoped to find a mueh a10111 witll all, does averbitter ebance for living. T h e ap work at school. PLAN aid father begin by aelUng eancly tO him helps his family with from a stz'eet stall, and earn- the basic needs they lack and lq very, very little. Later he with IICbool things. It provides GOBEF waa stricken with appendicitis, mootllly cash grant, c I o t b1lldlnnllt surgery and remain- Ing lllld aupplles, speelal lamlb ed weak and tickJy afterward. modlcal care, and the encour811 bulliness, small to begin agement and guidance of social wiG>, dwindled to oothlng. In Jan- workers and direeror. DUCLOY ooe '· Cow Survives Hit wen By Cat OD ftL 60. ARRAIGNMENTS SliT eeuld not IWI bullness, tor she was desGALLIPOLIS - Gallla Cotml;y titute. Slle aut a job as clean. Common Ploaa Court Judge RonIDe woman aDd has worked there ald C. CalhOun has set 1:30 p. ~. But !dnce this iB in the m. Wednesday for arraignment~ llum wher_e they live, she q.n- ~ 12 persona indicted last week DDt eam much trom the poor by lbe 1961! January term grand Ill)' t ,. aejgllllor for whom she bas beeo working. They themselve" live ID 1 WTOiebod - jury. at tho top fl. a hill, em the wtskirts of Seoul. SUMUCO Now.....,.. t1>e drdod . _ ~~Friot'=llo~SIJBIUE~~AISIEB~~...~:; ........ ' - by ol Kerr-Bethel Rd. · ,P.~ . : <VPD-1be Pari; conlloecl to a pre_.... of CCIIIferenee on Vietnam .Polfcy atatell'ienta · trmn the four · opened Soblfdl.y with aD · olde,.._tl>e Unilecl Statea, North Amerloojo .Pl'liiiOill that aa~ 1\iid SOutj, Vietnam, lad the .olde•o !hilltary ·toteo1 olay 0011 National Liberation Front, . the of tho DeiiUJitai>ed Zone (DMZ! . polltle.J arm or tho Viet Cong IB a tlr1t &ttlp tow~ ~e and flabdng torcea. , <& qaDununlal detnand ~t U.S. In B))lle of .the VIII gu GleD Smith . .Pet.t!t . . . . - ... lho ...... - - Y...a....t.)"'• very inflammable and, in ... tor-the~- DaONI JumhiH1 QUAIII 'lbe pollen of cattails is Rt. S5, ..I;C,rilol to till State Higlnll)' ~~ 01fteers aald dllat J..-s ~ C.Ulcol.t. 49, Rt. l Bidwell, ~·· h - llll<lb whea • Blaek A& 1111 eow nliled IOIJ"'I lbe rood. • The ammal, after bolllll otrud!, ran away, Cijllrend,f tdlurt. The _,., 1966, he died. The - ~ some places in Europe and 1'hay paid for Its reat ID a India, the plant is used as Oai IIIDI lhe)' moved In, liDder. a:ITIJ ,.._......,.} 10181N COUSIN Ann••n ftGt " - ....w.H ...., ,... for ,.wk oJIW.....-A IHOO-IN ~ SUNDAY, JANUARY 26; 1969 .. PAGE 13 ·So What is New? Paris Talks Stalled GALLIPOIJS ,- No"""""~ IDo jured whoa a car1otruoia c:OW ot 6:40 p. m. FrSdaY oo -Rt.~ l60, two mileo -'h ,, . VOL . .Ill NO..$2 · ,, APPOINTID TRUSTEE GALLIPOLIS - Gdlla CouniY Commoa Pleaa coart ·;luclp Ronold c. Calllowi lull ....,.,._ Dr. Harry H. KIDr, to. 7-¥Urterm m lbe Boanl ol Tnuilee&~ the Gallla Cooml;r Dlalrlct Ubrary. 1 ~ Bel 0011 or Vlatnam altopther. .P:. A Nortb VIetnamese llfOkes- between tho two aides, the peace n o - s doeldod to meet alatn. 'on Tta1rsda.v, Jan. !IWI reVMied after the .. .......,. 30. Y ~ ~5,, milllle "'"'d"!f the Ambas~ Beary ~ ·'·' ~· IIIDDI regime had "llatly · ~ laador ol the u.s. :"4;-~,e~rt~,r' the American Pri1Jto.. de~on, »rqmed that "the , .: IIi. WASHINGTON (Ui'O-Presldont Nlmt oonferrecl au- wrq way." anld it was discuss queatiom IUdJ aa the restoration of a Demllltarized Zone "without dlset111ing the origins or the war. In the .PI.Bt our delepdon hill rejected Urls many times over," he added. iJiwossible to ' The Viet CotW. in their oPentrv 1tatement by cleleptloo 1.-der Tran BuJ Kiem, said ·~an t r.s. and satellite" trl)(l)s mu1t be .nthdraWil. fr<m~ South Vietnam so the Vietnamese could settle their ditrerences .. Without outside Interference, .. American ipokeBDlen tndl- search tor peace can beJ(n In ~ ·~ U.,. c<~~~;liderecl the Viet the DMZ," the once neutral Klem also called for the Qoar ·~. ;Rr-llla lad bplrer. zone a_.-atl'W North overtllrow of the Saigon gowrn, 1!11'0 ~ 'l'~cOilragecl. and Sduth Vlelnam. ment. whieh the Viet Coog ·.n1~ .~ts the haU brof<o,<onfarenc•· 0011 • !"'""' \lr,eak the fll!htiJl ~~ther~~~:1S!f: · Lodp mont ' or, ... •.·!rub ~· of Vletniunese IIPecta- area was ua lOra ODd IM>!ico had 10 In ID oo lbe 1 Blast; Rips , ~~ J4 .• claim Is a up~pet" regime SliiSJOried only by American Homes ' with hio top mliltary, dlp.IO.. malle lllld IDtollll!eace adriaera · ~ on the tall scale Vietnam peaee tllks wldcb begin In I'Orll. IU1 aocond I!IOOIInll In five day1 with tho Natiaw SeeurIQ> CouDdl ....,enecl at I h e White House at 9 a.m. - a hcur earlier Uum prevloualy amouaced .... a n d lasted LAUREL, MioL CUPI) - 1>'-alx nllnlOd butane ..... m.raterlooaly ' " - lbe traeka Saturday and: e~ In 1 nceesslon of tler;r uplollODJ that hurled one tanker several ..._ dred yards and made a shaml6s of a 10-block area. At least 39 persona were m. jured In OJFP]ooto. ODd llrM and 30 hGmea were desaro7ecL lhroulh on early .-...., the lunch. ••It can be uaumed that Vietnam aDd the Parlo 1alko """' a prlorU;r 11om,- oold )mill spokesmao Ronald Zlaalar, doellnod ID !JD IDto RAVENSWOOD'S FERRY franchise, lost two yeara ago, 1lrat granted when Allly Jackson oc~ the White House in 1831, may be regained it the Jaycees are sueeeastul. A committee of buaineSJ and profeuJ4md men headed by Wally Shayer, presldeot ol the RIVBllSWOOd Club baa beeo meet1ilg with P~ots ln&weated in operatiQI the ferry, Equipment and fbanclal backing baa Pace of No deaths wen reported, but a 12-yeor-old girl wa1 aUllmi11iqr lmura after the blast, widch ..._ Prowdaproblen, tered - · In tile """-., aectlon and shook terrUI.ed nsldonto from tbolr bella. It was the third such denJI.. ment in three weeks lnwlYIIc Southern RaUway tal* car trlina The former ferry q,erator, Frank Smeeks, unsueeessfulb' sought a auece&IOI' prior, to hb li¥11111 "' the franchlao In July 1967 beeause or his health. Smeek.s owns the ferry landinp aoo aa_ys they would be available to the new opentor at a reaSOillble price. Remowl ot the .. FERRY CLOSED"' alga and .. ehunldn" of ferry Piddles would be welcmne in the eastern edge of Meigs Coon\y. am • rep ...aentatlva fr<a thl National (NTSB) STALIN ERA Vietnam placed itself Viet Ceq. ttae derailment wu riOt c~ed furaler doiDJI. Nixon Cause ........ Trans- - In Wallhl- wu dlo- patchod 10 tho · - 10 bweoti- Kremlin Paralyzed when :-:;....<>-:~~""';..:'..:.:! 2,000 feet, oeeUrreclat--.ne, ·,·I$-~1JOH¥rlr~~,<i Bitkr. OpenM,IIis ,JaftilioR'~i'-'~~"'f.:. , . liiO P:!~::~~:: Nlmt oe1 a .!!·t · ~ to YORK '{IJPO-Joaef fD the White Houie during StaUb _was so •YN tlm.t HIUer td.s ftrst week in ~ee. But would never attack Russil that elsewhere 1n ·Ute ap1tal ldJ he had a nervous breakdown adlnlalmatlon to be that paralyzed the Kremlin's the. Soviet dletstor rofusecl beltew the many wunistaklble signs of immiDent Nazi iJnllsion Mil ascribed all such l"fltOrts to a British triek to rnal!e trooble between Russia and Germaay. '"].teed, had anyone in the hJJer circle suggested to Stalin that his estimlte ot the situatioa was mistaken, he would. in aU prd:Mlbility, have been ordered to the firlog tquad," Salisbury wrote. Stalin so feared Q)' miUtlry lllOitb' marking time. decisiOIHIIaking lj)j)antus for 'l'1lnlu&'lout Ida: first work two weeka after the German <Week as Prelldent, Nixon aot to invuiOR bepn, It was reported ••.,.. work earl¥, met with advleers m every major problem ol the dq, presided over the Clbfnet, tho, Natlci!lal SOeurlt;y C..ell and hll aewly Created Urban Atrairt Cwndl, Oftl.clally laW STOP II LOOK!/ dtt Mort People Buy Chtvroltt Cari in Gallia County Do Mort People Buy Chtvroltt Trucks .In Gollia (~ TliGit . Ow. II PRICED ANSWER: NO. 1 PRODUCT - QUAUTY SAWMEN - aEST. ldo Drat forelao cllp1omat, p i - fDto a oonlrovoralal airline rate case aoc1 wttb a ~ 1~ 'Jilpe, Other'· . '. -BEST ""llhel c.ia~ IIPieral eeremonw fwlctiGaa. - BEST DEAL FOR YOUI You Can't Gtt Altttw . Deal. '•He•s thorouabl¥ enJoJr1n& the CONTINUED on Pip 14 Prof. .Simko ALSO SEE ooidthe .. ldOiiot!w '! ' .. am. . lAech future lilllilLEPORT - ,A min """" F)'tdb' ••• there" llilht will Jia.e& the~ In Its ltrualt to pnlhreds - It JMa(;.. moiialiioat. Jon SIJIIk<l; 'E.. - RioGraDiiiiCol· ' FORD• ... VB . ...... ····· ·· ·····S495 ,65 OLD$ O.loo 88 ' Do. GNooi, PS.PB, .... $149 ,; 57A........... .... 5 . 6Z OLD$88' 0.. Too, PS, G,..tt, white. PO B9A • • • •• •. • • • • • 63 V.I. 2 "'· •·•· liiC •••.•. :...,, ••••• ·$295 $795 ' 61 f:AL~w .... , ... 64 RAMBLER~.... • "'· 26l5~:.~~~~: .........~ 64 CHEV ..._ .....,,,.,, 315A., ,; •• , •••. •••• ·····~ $1395 64 PONTIAC 2 "'· ...... A, v., PS . 3798.... • • . • • .. • . • . .$1295 . .. 63 FORD ,'•"...._ . • !>~· ~·' 6. Whit, 391A .... ;, . ' Harri1011 Salisbury, veteran correspondent in Rhlail. and &18illlaat lllllllllli'W edl,l pr ol the New York 11mes, wrote in I DeW book., u11te 900 Days: Tho Slop or Leniognd", that SAIGON {UPI) - move within Rua1la that mlgllt iocliO H!Uer that Soviet Ioree& were Wider orders DOt to return tho Ore or the -ro when Commu- r1lat ~· baaedtbelr 1,000111 u. S. helicopter ~ tbe Vfet-. nam war Seturday with a rna.. chine gun voUey 3S m i 1 e s - B I ol Solaon. A leoond holkopter landecl at the eralh site In a~ lllaiiOUVer aDd retelled tha two wounded Amtil1ean.& ID tho downed ehop- Ge~u armiea a c t u ally ci'OIIsed the Ruaaia.o border oa Jw.e 22. 1941. Prior to the hm.alon Germaa reCOIUi&- ~)' S&J!ebury Mid of Ru&sian authorities. After tl>e IDvoslon, Stella Air Foree F100 Nfelo!'~The two indlieniiPIIh.ed tolal Amerlean air<rall loaMI In tho war toward the 5;!100 _,._ "' . - r y terJIIil, the lola wa1 eBIImat. .... ,,us· 111111on. e bad to!" aold In an cues the sametr:aln- No.l54was invoiYeCL 'lbe IJ)Gkesmansaldtheledenl iOvwomont ,.. he....... hilb1y concerned over denllmentl. wflich have riaen by ss ,per eeat In the last the )'ears. He ,polr:ted out dattninsthele days fn!quent!y are ...._. with Stalin newty..devetcped emtlc eJIII)oa.returned to hi1 olllco aod ftoally Ivel and fuelo. ••sumed direction ot militah Gov. Jdm BeU WiWams woperationa at the behest of the dered out the Nati-.1 Gtard to PoiUburo. proveat lootlog and In to 011111 tho em~. OLD COUPLE KILLED PORTSMOUTH, Ohio {UPD An elder9' couple were killed Tape Bandits Saturdi.Y in a tl.re which ~ stroyed their tlriJIC)er an:l card- ea. Mary, were identified by firemen as the victims. PlagueCiney CINCINNATI (UPI) - The Cinelmatl area Ia pl..,.. 11r the "tape balldlts." • ......._ erlme wave believed ....,... _ ble for four armld ~ amee Weclnolldo.Y. liwertabre .io1 llliller-llomber ~ - 'Yialap, olotlna a strike ~ ID the 1o1o1!iJni Delta . 50 ' mil01 ~ Saia:la. Ita ~ erewmen poradmled 10 ~CU::.oman hilr that 'l1le U, S. tommand aloo . reported lbe do!mlng ~ an ..... io111o · -~ follcijri .. loekecl hlmsoJr in hi' ollleoiD a state ol collapse, aaw no oneJ aOO abaeated hiJnaeU ftom an aoverrmental meetl._-s UllUl the middle of July. A junta over, inelud~ Georgi. Maleakov am lAvrenU Berta, but ewn so there wen no bnjJol1ant deei~ sJons made for almost a week after the Nazi attack. oaoce planes hod . - aecidoo-' board home about nine mnes tal laodlowa at Soviet aiJports west of here tn Scioto Councy. wltt...t OilY aetioo oo the part John A.. Dunn, 69, am his .wite, ]IOf, · r-. ·~ Sat:urda,f, w At tl>e - • POMI!IIOY - .lew1!l1 Jones llrulllin-- ly llillur<lay tl>e bondlt8 bit - Committees wore named aDd eub, 4131 ~ .... ~ciA. Mourer ... , . a acbe4lle Cll adlvttl.es decided IDwatebeo and $53-~ ctp. ac~ · as 'new · cooperators w11en tJW boon! Of -rvloors ol - the nie lfalp Soli and ConoerDlatrlct mel laBI week. board, &lao diiiCIUied lbe -· aq,emaors present w e r e lal, 1 • The 1ame lllethrMI flf ,f(rr. tkm waa Uled ta tGbbiidn ~aa The....., Jolmson, Harold Carnahan, David Koblentz, Rex - elteld. and Roy Miller. Alao pres- the !IJarOil ent were Carl Reioh&rdt, assisteat area conaervaUoaistandCarl miDIYWe - aAclo!oJe .liuiWiod<lngVaB;,.ReIIDaal DeveloprDent'Conn.U.Barold Camaban Ia tho lfalp CGm- illllkam, dletrict ......... tyrepn~~ ' reta. Dtlleote- "' ..... ;;.'!:~~:::~~ , . , _ llill at tile IDidlq ~~ IDthe-...r·~;'' : , ..• -. 1 .. �BobcBts in ' Triple~~ ' 01119. .2nd Win in ~Dl~iot. Overtime· I'OI.ITICS --...., ..... COI.Vio!us ..... the ....... 65 - 65 .... r.ireO lbo ..,.., will DOt relllrlllllllllllloreh :1. ~ lbo 11<1pe on the toor -Into OYOrllme. , will be Glbnller, Ull>oa, Clpetawn lid RID do toOIJio U., ..,. 8-7 owtoll O..S 3-2 In the Mld-Ameri... c..terenee, ~ the lead for &OQd 611UP RACINE WAY, MRS. CORAWEBB ... boonreturlledtoher GT oo Stove l!otUo'a lt'OO thrOw llcoDe the Golllpoll• lledical CGer Where abe boo be<m CIJI)o with 2:16 left to JIIQ. 811011 the pal 15 dlyL Kent Slate moved Within Mrs. Webb lrlctured ID lllkle In 1 IIIII.- . . bor - . , recentl;y. point of the llciboat but Gerold . Sho· 111 tbr IICJIIlOUme Ulllble to aunct._ to hoiP her lllld llnal- llcKoo'a ~ With 25 IOCCII1da ' ll" .....,... to crawl frlmi the )'lnl illto her - . lllld telep...., lor rematnlrw pushed the wlmera help. into. 7?.69leod. Sho'o ID 1 cut to the · hlp, ao 11'011'1 bo &ediDIIII<>Und mud! lor John CU!ne'a f9 palnU led a while at least. Ohio. Greg McDivitt added 17, Bruce Burden paced Kent With · METROPOLITAN LIFE PROJECI'S lhlt the 1JU11U11Uoo (lf tho 18 ,POints, Foot& lllld Tom ~ Ualllld States will read> 205,500,000 bJ JuQ>, 1970 lid wW......, dlcll, who aat out 10 minutes of Z35 mlllloa "' 1980. the first halt beeouoe ofperiODIJ Yw sotta we hi.. some ~- Plan. Just lhi!M- Ill foul tnUI!e, each oc:ored u those people lllld no two allhe except In tho relative teio lnatonceo (lf points. Id-eal twlna. Kenl lo 8-6 ..Veroll, 2-3 l J-.,. TAJ.K ABOUT GRANDPARENTS, Heidi SUe Cobb, lint d!lld (lf Mr. lllld Mrs. Ollrlea H. Cobb, the former Sondra Adoma, Rldno, is lleldl .... born ... Jon. 12. 'lbe srandPueata are Mr. aDd Mn. Boone Adam•, Racine, ao:l MrL Genevieve llolllheri;y IIIII Lester Cd>b, Pt. Pleasant. Grootore Mr. 11111 Mrs. o.aJ Diddle lllld Mr. lllld Mrs. Jack Adlma. Rlicine, Mr. an:l Mra. Howard Cobb and Arnold Henry ol Pt. PIIIW>t. Groat1!rel~enta lru:ludo llro.l4lsllleWeover; lllnero.tUe, lllld Mrs. MIDnle Jolmsat (lf Pl. Plllaant. ......,..nta PAUL PATTEBSON, MEIGS COUN1Y Civil Defense director, • - • a meeUqj ot regional directors In the county at 7:30 p. m. Tlleodly In the olllee (lf tho Melp County COIItmissloners at the courthouse. Ci..U delenae lo 8011lellllns lhlt ooe hopes be'll never need l<l kllow lboul, but had bettor, should the need - IIIII It easily could - arise. · · Nixon Busy l =-.,_~ !lJ:U..,~;· ,&~· ·l~ 3:~ JLn / i." <:,,.,....,l.J';'f':".~ ~l-Ju not bi1 , .I -atlll. loaJeo One Ii81.II the De~ (lf llell,lb, - . . lllld Wllllre, onl7 ' ,l .... Jlftll roloaae hod ·beea p - i ', l .;j , \ .· 1 · ~. Ill -k. And lhlt waa II! - - bJ Soere11r7 ~!<!bert Floch resrattuU, 4\!,1eloolrw lhot llub111art1n, (lf the deportmeat's ' .I . . . I -~ l - Neilo· olllce. Two oilier maJor CU~cems ot lhe <ouatry- the pllglt of the cltle•llld crimo In the atroeta·wore taken up at a Tburadl1 Hloion cl. the Urban Alralra CoooeU · Qiim>'s NSC lor the ellles) 8lld at a llfo.IJour lunch with AU,. Gen. Mltehell. The 20-24 age group com· rlihla olllee, hod declined posed 12.2 per cent of the 1 • an otter to ~ 011. more tiJaD 103 million drlv· ·· Ono ......., lor the doldnm!a en regislered in the Uniled atiiEWwolthelaetlhotaaln stales In llll'l. ' l;~ e1v11 -~- llld the aeerelary bad not yet lllled top ~ )Obi. lloldlivers wore reluctant to act 011 lhltr own 8lld Flndl ...m't . . _ to re,..al his plans unW his 01111 LADIES WW'tE ..-anent ,. $ .99' atruclure. J~M••IIIonal • oulomoticolly. 1 Ill '"'1:• · common . . ft fil FIIUUI, ·Kidl!.lt)' ' ot Bladde!r ltrlta· • Uont ' II).AW. rr.ny m~n and Women leti tenR and 1\ti'YOOS from frequent, Or ltchiD&: uiolnaUon niKht and · aY. Seeondar11y, )'OU may. lose alet~ flll4 have Heatlache, Backa~he and • IHl older tlrd, dep"IIMd. tn IUC!h eUtl, Cif8TEX UIUaJ)y 1 brlnp Atk•u'i for . a free demonstration. We thi.nt'> . , . we Cijft' ~ave .1 you discomfort. . ' l~ · ,__ ' ' • D•P'· Me•·· on-. ?""'• ,..,..... tour...., ·W *f'• WUl Culldltr, accordlqj to Riek- man. f relaxlna: eomfort by curblaa J.rioltatll!g s:erm• 111 acid urine an,d fl.Uieii:Iy ' eutnc P•ln,Get CYST EX at dtuglfllts. biggest retell sales business house io the tr i ~ county area with 48 employees, has a total or 24,000 sq. ft. of interior noor space anti a ~rking area tor 150 cars. The Middleport operatloo began In 1K3 wllll the opening ot . Tlrw's Foocllancl No. 2. 'Jbe· tlrst expansion phase was undertaken Elovtamlllea were tori:ed to ~rvae~ -··!lal i'r, . -L Growth has contbued since with the building of the Hous.. wares Department in 1965, com- ,. nre - · ',', • . ...• ' EMMA, K)'. (UPD - Rescue workers pulled the bodies of • Lorain, Ohio. mother anti her 5year-old daughter fnn the swollen waters of the Leviaa Fork ot the Big Sanely River Soturdly ple!ion ot the SOli Goodo lddiJion In 1966, the Toyland In 1967 and finlshlrig the Hlrdware Department in 1968. leglalltoro V .. ,• . --:' X 0:~ ..~. 1. CoverlftC' quar- &beach cbair back 9. Lll'ht boat 2. Anflte&n dean 3. Boy'• nicknam• far llharl on 10. Division ten, 4. Gene or of Great Grace 5. Compass polnt ft. Get out ot town Brt.taln 12, Swamp H. Rduaeof •rape• 1:1-. Dutch 11. Bxtotl mane)' aad eollectlvoly. ~;r::~.:· =: . from 20. Zeua F111111 MJ Office Febru•y 3 Ta March 3, 1969 l DAVIS, M.D. atoM · 22. Moat 37. He.rD\Oilt. expensh·e 8. "End or 23. Accepts extremity 9. PUBinl" readily 24. Warp-yam n\ark 11. Bucket for coal n";~Be-A10bt,;isel ·j~~~~-~ """1""'""""'17t.:i ... into 1. Wlnga eommunl" The . Ufe span of the oak tree Is 310 to 300 years. turned he:r the actmlal&trattan•a fGI1b- eomlqj lel:iOIIIIYe prepoools ollll kloos of their own - lowmakers wW be uked to perform the task of O<Jl.tng Ill thni6 problema - IDdlvklullly after their ear plunged over u Then cornea a deeision on embankment and iJKo the stream. whether to return to Burr Oak They cOiltlnued the 101rch for Slate Pork. a aecoal daughter, while a third Bewrb', 7. A aon, Phlllp II. Pierce, 10, tbe only passenger rescued, na examined at General HOl!Pitalln nOorbJ Prestonsburg lid found to be "not hUured in an)' "-1· •• 17. Campus DOWN &0110118 1. Lustrous fabric :i. Part of a 26. Epoch 28. Cereal grains 31. Bocue coin 35.~~ 89. Bru.que 40. Map ".wat'' .ft. Plead Gee whl&! •5.Make •3. cbolee 4 7. Ho.tpltal ...... worker : r:-r,.....r.;- Up In the air about flndln• lfH:al phone"nunlbers? :!9. Ethical 30. Monuterles .. ·~, 32,Lil'lf0 bundle 33. Tr&in .,.. eronlng 1 '. 3.fi. Seareb tor facta nre ·~ 38. Consume BOOSTER., CARtES·· 38. Sweet onto ofoong 39. Searee Item on~~o rainy day o4.2. Small flit boat 44. Complain QCK'S ........ SUNDAY ONLY 46. Between • • alto '<&.~~wah <t. SUtehed ...... M. Olri'J .... PADJING At,LlTION \ H)i:CK'S REG $5;97 r ' . _ ... SUNDAY ONLY J• LONGFELLOW One letur simply for anotber. JJl t.b1l ample A a. UIICf for the three L's, X tor the two O'a. etc. 8b1CJe Ietten. .,_. trophlet, the leqth lad tonnaUoD. Of the W'OI'4I ar. an hllltl. staActa ' ,_.. Uilng'~·loom · - .~ I ·tra:dl1iolr•t WAS·f42t.95 .Eaeh day the e9de ltttera an dlfl'ennt. A. Oljplqr- . . . . . . . • ' JSZYAXP DCil VAY SB UVGOCX HSlJSOO XFY COIP FVIY .XC CXFYAB.-HSJJSVQ XI'SOO BOIYBB ·OIIIY V. SX DCE XC KI'SXY Y....rdq'a ().,.,........: TRUE IICIIDICII TIIIACIIIII, ABOVI: AU.. TO DOtiB'l'. AND TO U: IONORAJIT.-UNA· TICUNO (C 1te. Klq J'o.tvtl 8~. lac.) ' Wltlllhe . • '') UC ..l. ' ' ' . ~· . .. Educotoro -'1117 lllinod that 1 bettor IIIIo tu . , _ ••• ftleeiiU)', aad ~ parUeipiJIIJ illld be!tA:r ....._ tic. would relieve maDJ prcJb. lema they faced. With lhooe toob to work will! Pierce, 28, lllld daughter, Tim- ~ my. Still believed ml11ins wu DAILY CROSSWORD 1...,.~,- jut bow "''r'r~ wu relollld to tho-~ tho ar.! work lobo ·- ldeR.Uled as Mrs. Robert Joseph 21. Uve coal " 111 -itw the• ' - ...... topther, Bodies Taken From River bulldi~Wo i: ~.,r:· -.. lllnlolurlnclha"-W'••..-, wu je(ecled u Oblo's top bock. .:;:•-:·:•:.•.-: . .- ~. . o'N ,..., ,.• .Eflll,..... -on,lllldweltuo. ~ Ted li<Nulljr ol Upper Arlllwtoo. Fullbock IJot4l of Clo'lllop hilL S - 11'11 nomec1 UPI AA Uaomon of the Year while llcNuit;y,- ICCOIII!tedlor 2S -~~~~~ 2,200 yards, the following year with conatnlcUon ot the ·Tiny's Bargainland 16. Boy 18. Ostrlch· Uke bird 19. ''Chllde Harold .. author 21 . Pronoun . aov....- ' tectlbft . c1. movlns ~ckly unclor Him> hooooer. Almoat r1g1Jt c1.! 1ho bat the aaoneles chorllld .,.. • ,; 101111 IJII!!IIInc the . .. ...... boson imenH , lh •r . ._,: · 2~· ·Pc,. .. crime. • iltonae Bldpt AcUYiljr ~-.. r•w The Zenith Moderator eliminot~s this painlu : discom~rt. And it ·gh•es you tflts prq· SAWV,£~5 diplomat, .......... area ou " AXYDLBAA.XR --~· poeral .... tho oceuloa to pledae an "all Olllf' 0no (VPJ) - DAIL\' CRYI'TOQUOTE- Here's how to work It: lully loaralns the ropol . ta1dng cl.! on his own. · llmliar lnacUviiJ Wll report. ... It the ...._, the Labor, - . Post Ol!lee, Tn!llopor. IDd other deparlm..... JuoUce wu a mild exception. ~. Gen. John N. Mlteboll lllll!ed 'a bettory cl. us1atant - ·GntiNGUP .... MAifS MAllY stlut them Out q!l'ckly . . Athen1. Oh(~ 45701 llallf ...,_ Roprl, obi . .. ~spe~iolly if your hearin~ aid doesn't LORAIN, Obio (IJPO - olllcen lllld- _.to lng peroomel wore healtopt .., Implement or even ..Piln Nllm lorelsn policy _ . lhltr boos, Seerelary cl. Stoto Wllllup P. llollora lotd them It ADd Sucfden_blolfJ of noise can be uncomfort. ' .• VERE SMITH AUDIO-VISUAL$, IHC • . - ..... J~:'~i~~~f~~~h~ei;lring: aid that' fHte~s ouf loud, ·1 . n9ise ..• Evacuated reataurant when the ont1y broke ... In - . . . Gro. eery Store. Tho roorecl tl!rGuill u. grocery otore, a reataurant, two td>aceo ltores lllld a tavern. 'l1lo blaze ~ -oral - r buslneoaes In the block. 'l1lo in)Ared llromen ,admitted to Lorain SL .lo,eph llolpllol when a burning will eoiiiPied on them. U. llaalel IIeNaU, tO, waa llaed In lair C<>lldltlon Wl!lle ftreman Ellas .~Lee. 80, was Ulted In - · <lOIIdlilooi. . smartly sljrlld brick - tronted addition, will he manosed bJ Products to be featured wW .1'1!111'!& · Rickman, ownor of include Mag wheels and covers, Tlll!>'s F<MJdlond No.2 lllldT!ny'o ·DIJilld.brand car radios and tap ~nland at the lntorseetton players, Hurst shifters, Lee Oil d( Locust ·and Pearl sta., laid FUters and Gaskets, an:l STP, ciii!U>Ietlon of the AlltonJGI!veDe- Quakor State and Valvollne merchandise. Tiny' a In Mlcldleport, now the p II Families lhltr '!Mne of ness strice It na started in 1963. The Automotive ~ent, a fll>Qr ........ HECK!S PRitE M. . 'l1lo Stoto ~ ""' In IIPOdal eruneb. coalalila • 2,000 _... feet . people were In place.' I depot111J.eat here. .The IIIIW.st l!ddltlon, a well iioe~ •111-othe deparlment, Fire, -canoed an oatlmatod to - · wlrln& $'7,500 dam188 Solurdo,y to a vaCOIIt 3-otory bulldlns In the North Fairmount aectlon. Fire llorlhal Robert Ml!ler called for an extra tire compa. Ill' to belp e>11n&ullh the bla2e, which aterted In a will '"' the seoond lloor and apreod .rapid. ly. OWner HobertRuelllmaD(lf sub· urban a-tot slid tho last tonant vacated the bulldlns TburB· da.Y l<l poualt reiiOYaU... (lf the _.. l d 1 Tiny 1 1!1 a pl11ment !1111'ks the opening of ro~Bil· ' ialeo IMiolne11 complex the sixth Bddltlon to tho bual· Willi 1 s~ctnor growth otory, da.Y ........... Plll!tal"'". nre .Bit 1n direct coa~rut to policy publicly lllrlns tho ...... raaal lhmlsh aiX aWre.s 1bolow Nlxm wao the I n 1 e U vll7 but 1lle war and the PU1a lioaee their two Rremea 1brau&bout the - . hrlneb ....-.Ilona were topics (lf ...... illiured and holpitolhed Of i!Wernmenl. A """~~~" cl. UP! dlfeusilon It the llrat meetlna tlsbtlns the blue. roilorters In vorlouo · dolan- · (lf lhl Natlcina! ~ CouncU llaiiY (lf the ......,.. were apndel · Jllllit8cl a (NSC). 'l1lo aesalon was hold '"' WNrins lhltr ~· pldlll'e (lf I . . ._ . - Tueodly, hla llrat Alii da.Y ID led to the lllfel;y (lf • . noarbJ 1l'bollo bad p u l l l l l - to ~IJT - IAido,y oiDela!Jy ojlena another - • Quorterbo<k ' . ' Blamed in Fire en I by. Tiny's.¥ Qpeni.ng Another New .Department The mte genut .Wiih~· tlie , gre~1leat nwnber of apecles II whleJ! 185.the bil""hnm, ·1-·. has ' ·'f'"'. the President'• attention. In Bddltlon to Kenoedy lllld M,yo, he conferrod with his CouncU (lf (ConlhNid trom NO 13) Economic AdVIaers and William jol)," &aiel the aide. "He Jmowa McChemey Martin. chairman ol -e!Q' he's. dolns. He Ia the Federal Reserve Board. ' wm Defective W'ue tiNCINNATI (IJP0 - . NEW YORK (IJJ'I) - Six Ohio hJ&b ,,_ , _ n aW'o .... tho 100 ·lllllled Ill! lhl All-American prep iMNn 1o1m ooleellld bJ Seholutlo "tpzlno · .\11 aiX wore olio IIIIDed to Ulilllld Preu lnteroatlwal'a Clua A!> AU.Oblo &at IMm. They ore: Ellllo Jim (lf Lon1D I I I I I - Derrick, - · Taeldea Shod WWiama cl. Portamoutb lllld Cal DtoU, Sbel- ~Culldll!. lllllll&'ir of t h e - live Dos*rimenllddltlonot TIDI''I Berplrilllll, atoeb lbelvea In preplrlli011 for tho Grand q,enlqj ~. in conference aetloa. or ltnprf!NBd_6 f P- -t WARAMA HIGH SCHOOL YOUNG PEOPLE will be ~'Wit llcoDea ID communltloo 1101r the adlool '"' Tlleadl1 lllld 11Dradl1 loa.t• loaves breod. In excllarwa, the · - · 11ope to receho eoatrlllutlona for the. ~... ~- {lfiJimeL Drew Wobater Post 39, American Leilon, recentl;y used 1 lllml· lor p1u for rolsbv llllclalntho "Gitto lor the Yna Who Gave" prolnin m:l found it moat successful. . ._. ....._ ·~..__.._,__.......:a..~,.... ' .,.. ,..,.._ ,,,...n , •.. ;;:~;~~::.~ Qlio 1U - • • -""l' lawlniken fllel tho of. tlwy 'IIIII bo ....... to .. . . . itt - - ~ "' the eon ,_ oi U,. · 1on • _. ,1111.;.· r.ct ~ at.. Burr WUaood.w!lll_.,.__ 1 - Goaefol Allem!Jbo. '' - ~ ra.t 'G!Jit . Alt...... .. . . .-ot . . Veuran leglalltaro a&A ... _...., -lha eop. ~ n'w the oeoalon at tlYO ~o~~aiauvo llldleoce to ,.._ ·II'Cilil 'tbe lofth Cllflll .\IJJM tho IIIIo pork ~ ldmlllld Jaek the Rhedoa ldmlalllntlon. lib' wW lhQior lllo ~ . . . . tlwy IHrlled IDIQf tldqj:a thoy 111.11, moot porilc~nta otock to the I~ I ~ . ., .. , Willi prellJolllui; oil< 'atl#lt had DOt pnvlopab kaOwa tho p......... ' tuea. edueatlon &Dd weJJilre. .. OM Yllteran lawmaker auna- befllnd them,. ..,.ill Ill~ , _ Frt~hmea la_,.kera wen martzed the aat.HdmtnittrJ.tioll hl;v. • (lf··- - - - ·· evea mare lmDresaed wltb the nmarke 11 havllll been "saki thelr cmnmanll. 1 · t-. qoallljr Or the p r o - . , lllld boloro lllld wW return lpiJL" 11lel' ..... tho ., the -nlolrlllon, cr lhlf oent lhell' 01n1 fit N- neded . . . . lei-loot juq> - · with tS IIOCGI!do to p!Q to Uo !1. J.,loft Frldo.Y ODthe Sl Unlllldstatoo fur o mdooiOSoodii·A!Meo ., ' ATIIENl!. .Obio (IJpO - Obio Ual-olt;y oiiiii'POII' Keat. Sille'o lclur ·• pme Wlna!Jw ~~ '1572 s.-., tbr .llil IC!<Oad A IU <:r1 rr-lbe f<IDOI'QI' .._wtUbo the &>Peri"""' (lf lin. •lrOJ&bl overtime 11jctory, . · nCllll Neeolbe IIUI oo. Kent Slate'a lllll.e Foote <a>- """'*""" lfrL Neea Old bor oiaW', lfrL 1.. W. - h olSwlll OnQp, freihmM ' �,, .!1<)•. - U - :upsets .Gallipolis, 68.. fj ~11/jIt 1111 il. ..,.....,. a., ..,•• - - Jhoilol ; ~lue Devils Drop To Pete ·ht 52 Pt. JACKSON, Oblo - Continuod ruid ICCOJJlaJICO ol quolily plas- . tie producu and Curther product dhersiO.cation indicate 1969 wtll be an«:her banner year for Good- plant Improvement and upaosion. lnclldlng doublltw boUer ca,paclty, and addlrw three new .year Aerospace's Commercial pressea, apaintllneand eonve,or Plastics Dlvislonplant here, Jolm system. and. aSpraypregtree..fall F. Lombardo, manager, has a~ DJOchine, Another point .-cmty and 1 ..Oil-ton press wUI beadded IIOWJCoci. '"During l968 - the plant's In 1969, Lombardo saki. second full year ol operaU011 New products manufactured by we coiltinued to strengthen our the plant in 1968 included an air position In the plastics industry, dedector for the rear of 1969I!MI we are confident this growth model Chrysler CorporaUon sta.. wiD. eontlnue through 19611'," tion wagons, a hood air scoop for .. . Wildlife Packets Available New Items to -be produced 1n STEUBENVILLE, Ohio CUPO •~fit. ~ohn Jamerson scored pOi-., mn MoodY 26 w l!llol'k, Fainnont 34 oddod and undefeated Slate to a 19~ baolo!11Jolllrin over SleubenVlll@ Solurllol' for its 15th victory this aeasoo. The nstionali.QJIII collOROp· or, which earlier defeated 'tho POMEROY - 1lJe _..., Barona 82-62 011 tho Welt Vir· ror order!Dg wildlife pacloetswlll glnia court. Jumped off to an 8-3 be JamJory 31, llwu lead, pusled to a 4&-29 morrin to orlch, who ftnlohoci lritll .....,_ The Wolverines broke oot an 11-2 IBid wlthlo the Brn ftYe millltes, butleftthecourtatbelftime lrith only a OIIOi)Oint bulge, 35-ll4. Tley opened 111 a411-38PI> In the opeoiJw mcmenu of lhe second holf, but tho ~ ...,. peatocil> cJIIIUJ to wlthlJJ ..,..POint until Lafayette fooled out. Mlchipn's Dan Fife hod a pmo.IJigh 19 pointo, while Su!U.. van ancl Dennis Stewanllnlahoci with tS eoch. For Michigan Stole, lllileJIIIIIIII')'. ~of I be by inlennillionlllllrolledoflw BernieCopeisndlllllllud1Benlallelp SOU 111111 Water Oonaorva- SleubenYlllo Ita 12th loss min bad 14 eoch. - · Dlslrlct Board of ·91toor- In 14 starta this - Tho lrin loft tho Wolvorl•s 1'llorl. Jamersoollld ·M oody cooaldned 1lle paekell are beiDa: llold to -f or 26 of 40 trom lhe Bold to oi=•:s.!,.~-~ mCIOl score •• IIWIY points •• ,..._ SINoonviUe. !';:. rido <OVer 111111 food tor wildlife. ~wbldt .n nan·J ,.... follllo. Tw& ...., "' ...... • . - - - -..·- - - - , 100 seodllop, . loclude w b I t o !line. red plno, ac:ol<b pine, ColO: ~blue I)JrU<e. Norwu IJpnlce, apruce, white~ n-ma .......,.. IJJd cblneoe ebe-L ; A amaJl pocket cmalols ot ... ..... varieties a total ot 34 seodllop. The size of lbe eeeillilp VIU')' from 3 to 8 to 18 lncbe, .. holtlht and OliO from two 1D toor yearL . 'Cool of tile lll'll8 psckot whleb ....- . dtii\'Oey •• $11 and lbe '· •1111111 psd!ot-la ~.so. ~ ., •MIIIoap. tho wUcilttopack. Ito, tiJo l)lslrlct< Ia Mil inK crown -. • _ In the Books .' I ~-• - 5I Suffix , . __ OOWN .,_. ~~'::,,..,. IVldlmol •a..,.ttul iJ~.) ,....,..........., ::.r"·- S Aim Uluch \alit 1 ~i du.ctlon :Ill - with a 34 conference ncord and 9-6 overo11, while tho. !liJitllno ...,, are !loa io tho Big '!'en 11111 6-7 overall. ·IJ'1'0ii '•!It'-- . .t* """'" '80-In-Two Plan' Friday to . l!Jr 10 ,r alil 011 ' tha Ar<lior ll~ alanlntr - • ml ~ tb8 SEC'• track record em tbie looue of I'Golball ~ 'It • ' ~ ror more llberolllmlla tiJo --'~- ... Iii taoo "' 1<hoola IIIII,}' olllior bortow 111 to live pri)ljJe<tl bpld bo4;k «•e !IIIII ; ~. tollowlng ' joar-llld ...._ lhe Ol'waDIImllcm '!JW!!ii!ICbolaf. fnJm 125 tO ! • • : : or ... ,lao. , AlahoDJa,,~ Dr~.!t~'~ ~ 61;; . -11ft .,. . . ...· ., lbe ~:. Ia ; , : : : nlcht. =to= , • GAHS-N-Y &x Score DEVIL3 - . ~sloto ciraJgbta, dloeue 12-18 ....... In 11111 -..-parilalault- Howell added 16 points. High ror the Btg Red was Hank SoutiJ wltll 33 JIOints. In other games: John carroll downed Aliegh..,. 82-80 at Cleveland; Cleveland state hosted an 82-75 win OYer Ohio ...__ G - - · · • .. .. .. .. .. .. .. • i5-18 t, • ' •• • • ~ . • • ~ •• • &-11 ~~~~~::::.G:,~· .,F, ..•••.,,... ., • ., . ·o-' ~ I0 ••••••••• .. 7-'1 3 8 0.0 0 1 , 'o. llllelr..i J~n I ., •' ' ed Malone ite eightb loss in 12 games. Steve Shrader paced Malone with 16 potms. Season Loss, Win, 4 7-38 BUClfl'EL - Behind tho line of Bruce WU1111 and Ron Ferpaoo COIIdt Clil! WU-o Galllpollo reoervoo ..,.... Into third p1ae0 .In t1Jo SEoAL Frldol llilibllrith a f7-38.tewy over the NoloonvWo L Ill! e Bud<o. N-Y bad beaten t1Jo 1mpo 5f..!f 111 Dec. 13. · , GolDe Into Fridaf'o ooatell t1Jo 11m leoma !lad been deod- Jl. ~ Tho bOx seore' GALLIPOLIS (t7) - WilaaJ 7-t-18; Forcuaoo 5-1-11; - den 11.11-3; NOI'th 1-'I.S; Noe 0.:12: BoUard 0.11.11; Thomas D-11.11. TOTA!.'i16-~t7 • NE!.'iONVILLE-YORK (38) D, Warren 4-0-3; Lax 5-1-11; Bro1110 1.:1-4; Coffman 2-4-3: R. WarreD 1-1-3; Forbea 2.11-4. TOTAI.'i 15-8-38. QUALifY CONITIUCTIOM ONI JrOP IIIYICI OVII: II MODILI 11W 111o • lmpllo aoleJIO... IOI!siCII ot third ploce. io addlllm to lbe line liJool.. cl:\!: c,u\fr.ICI, a0 ••aa•••n Baclll CONIIIUC'f'ION ' W. L. Pet. GB .. . . ~·""'""" •.; " c1 ,; •,·\ ·· :··1"'" · • li .h . •;•. ~ ' lOW MOMTNlY PAYiiiN't 17 18 .1100 .840 1 2t .t31 111; 21 .av 111,; .• .40o t3 ali .302 u 3t " Bo.tw~ht .Named · '10 .21)0 28 ' ~~~~ •• •::Exeealive Dlredor NorthweiltwD 4li UCLA 35. to UCLA'a 27 and that was the lbe Wllcleale ......... top.nnkad_ dll!erenco u Brulna wen Ia lralble II tho hall for tiJo flral lime ol lbe 1968.$9 But the Brulna, ASYLUM GRANTED TRE HAGUE (UP()- Com~e woa ever.r pme tfi(J mwallt China'l rlllkln1 dl.Plo...son bT 10 or more polma, mat Ia 1be ...... FridayqolckJ¥ "" lldnp bo<:k lp political uyium and tho llutdt DOI'IDIII. . lll'llllloci lt. ConJmu.. They out at tiJo &OVOI'IIIIIOIII nlot a.tnese Charp d' Alralre1 ....... ball 111111 ICGred t1Je ftrll Lloo llo !hJ, tG, obowed up ot oltlht polnll the ._....._. tiJe 1 1 police 1111t1on before slon to maka II dole 111111 dlwu IIIII sold he never wanted bru1Md to an iU-67 rietory over to return home. the WUdcats. II was the 3Dtb atrai&ht :victory for tiJe Bnllna, whO are aow lU thl1 HaiOil. It was the JAPANESE CATCH UP fourth atralglrt .... for NorthTOKYO (UPI) Jspeneoe western, now 9.4. w!Jalers sold tllelr catcb FtrnHalf ia up ao far this year. They said In tha rtrot holt, - · - throe Deeta CBIIIIrt 870 bluo tern•• shooting percentage wa1 whales in 43 working days aJnee unl,Y 34 - cent oomperod to Dee. 12. carroll clung on to win by its n1rrow margin after holdirw a e01:nfortable 4745 lntermlssloo 1 - carroll IIIII AllegheDJ' are 4-3 overall and 3-2 in the President's Athletic Conference. Jim Peters led the winning effort lrith 24 points. Jolm Howard ied AUegheny with 23 points. Musldngum, 9--3, was ~set by Walsh, 3-6. in the nrst game of . :tI 0I 00 bqWn.. 23-!JI 9-l-8 lt 24 18 Ill ::~· =~~~~~=~ 00.00 .~YORK BVgcEYl!S (q) , . - ';""' · ; · . FG-A DA.PF •li!l:/1'0 "re • •• ••••••• •• ,. • .... •.1..11 ,2-3 a. a 2 u . ~/ ··'· ... ·••••• r, · ~· ·•ldl.. ~~0 ~1,-, I '4 1S ••• ~ ••••• '· ..... • .10olf ·1~... : I .,11' • .J 21 G, ·•• -.: •• ~ •• ' .~ ••• ?-17 · W o2 • I ·1 ' 14 ' ·····~·-.· · ; ·..•.•. ! ... loO 1'4 .2 ·' 1 ·2 · ' ••••••~ ~. · •.~~~· . J,(,JA uk ~ ~ ·· t. 1 · 2 • ' l ' ,. 3J,l.M "'' .lf' ~ ; iiti' J Blue Imps Avenge Earlier IDe bf WJiaoo ml Fequl<ln, II 1Dok 110018 tbtOIJ ot-.s b.Y .Ioiii . ·In the ct9tlril znlnutel ta pre.VVe the >ldlar.1\ u be . . _ tour CCIIoocut~Ye· ~ · lotsee to tiJo 2 23 2 12 Jut hM to keep U. ro.r. at t.. · J)llr 24 pofrts. The Bears are 9-7. It was Soreaaon w h o taUied 33 Jolnla, high for osu. The lrin, Ohio Stole's 11111 In 13 pmea, turned Into an early Northern; and In the Malone stnale as tbe Bic Red Tourney, Walsh downed MusamtciJod I 33-18 IBid with 7:01 klngum 71-69 and Bethel (Ind.) the Malone Tourney at Canton. Walsh overtook the Muakies > left In tho Brat holt But tho beat Malone 69-68. Clevellnd State led most ol with less than five minutes to llu<ka ootacorod CornoU 16-2 in the next lour minutes. \ The the way to pick \V its aeventh play. Charles Collier an:l Joe S(':Ol'e .at Intermission favored win in 17 outings. Henry Jor- Elton oontrlbuled 14 dan. was high for the Vikings points to the wlrudng score. osu 4:1411. 11te ~e c:ontlnued alter the with 21 points, but Dan Foster Rlek Harmer or Musld.ngum halt as 6-9, tied the of Northern's Polar Bears was was high for the game 'lfith 25 pointB, ,the 1!81110 with , 5a55 !~ -~"'b ~~""·~,Co/ .•. . ,. the nlghtup, Bethel hoJJII. .. ... . .. , ' , peremlal ground ·· . .,...,, Jrieed at 25 Cl'OMII for f:·~· Crown vetch ia hardl, - • I!O!Id• IIIOWIRg, chokso out into ·action wltll his lQ1.C) IDd Bucks 11ped away. Jod,y f1mey, who had tour points at the half, was second to Sorenson wltfl 17. Steve t~ lockod .f ... third place 1n lbe Score by quartoro: ........, lllixllags beblad Ath- GollliJOII• • • • • • • 12 2ll 33 t7 ..,. 111111 JniJtoo, but the big lrin No!BOJJYille-York . . 10 18 21 38 . ' GALLIPOI.l!i BLuE (55) . ~YIIR ,"" Poa. . .. r<i-A FT·A ·l'F ,RB 'J,'O TP .,1 'l.bli a..t~ F, .,, ••••• ~ •• ,. •••••• f..U.· 1•7 8 '2 9 ll!nlt11, P, , . ..... : .. ...... ~ 4 '0-2 a 3 4 o · ·TGai··~; F, ·•••• ~ ••••••.••••• o- o . o..o , o o ·a 0 ' !-IIBIO,~ciJ, C, • ., ......... 15- 7 1-2 2 t t 11 " so.i..-"':;.;;;:;.:-11 wblcb . ' !11M WIIUldD't OUJprlsln& It lhe o:u!e Ia dllllpd N11D before tiJo 1910-11 Rote .·f.._., ...... ·.,p iiDtl Ia tile .. third .per- SEC meeliue IJol!roeoo tiJe -lll!> 111 t1Jo iifllo UCLA'I Qplcal marl< of 56 halftime ....... ... cent. But -bard IQ bell!rvo: 181dlotake53-_.ed OSlJ Dumps Cornell ' From tho lloor GoUipJUa hit -~boociJ. (jOii 23 of 57 lhola while No!IOIIVIII&~l li\T, ·Tom:·~ """"oritld a York mode liOOd 00 31 ot 64 atqlJIIr· 011 frao ' thron to tempta. ; /ilile '-l to ~.:13 wli1J 1:45 left 1be Dllldt aborler Backoyoa _;--In tile ~ quarter. This Wll conll;o!leo! both IJOonl• •• thoJ ' Of ciOa' d 'GAHS waa to get t... ¢c:loJd oft 88 whilelbe ~lho r'OIIIIIlldtr of · lhe conto>t. lllaoDOYilol!llrodbul2f. . ~ AI ·the ' bollllme lntennllJsiCII IIY ylriiJe of tiJolr .tewy the . icore fiO!!d .at II • ;5 with Backoy,a IIIOVed Into a tie witll j C - i d poi1lto l...lbw tiJo Galllpollo for _ . _ ))Ia"' II> ; -~ ...... ' . I - ~Wdnt!a wli1J only wlna 1 ' t ModO Floll, a S-10 ........ acor- leaa llel8l beaoolb ii!Om· illere'U be .-or tecndttne~ to 'left '"'~•'IP-<IP ~ b7 FeodorFCJilowlq a ey Pol· NEW ORLEANS (\lPl) - No boW the7 diquiM I~ Soudaotern CCIJC....... l<boi>ll will be able aJ&o up five , more tootball PI'QIPICtl next ' wlnler 1lwl the7 bave In the paot lew years•. OlllclallJ, Ulldor tile 80-4n-411o piJm adiJIIed I!J the SEC presl-. n FrldoJ'o doolrJc soaslm of the lllll1llll ooalerenco meeliJJ&4f acbooll that grab ,4!1 blllb ocbDol aadora -~Je<lam­ ber -.'!be ollowed boa 3511Je tollowlntl :rear. -...r, . I SEC Adopts ,- The fourth period waolbemoot ptOducllve f<JI' toama llld actuall.r IIJrnscl ·Into a ocor1nc dUel- Polley IIIII !PJn. cor lrith I'Olley awlllhlac to 12 polnll while tiJo GAllS IMIIIor praeredll·lllll'kora. Ill lddltlm ... -...... 23 polma, )Udor poord Beep Mettbewo added U Md C811· ter Mike F"''derrJoocb chipped to . 'Baoftelel ~ oft to • ' ~ •.leod .......... tnlled lolbe ,. OCillolt ol.ibougb tiJo Blue Dovllo ; ; IIIIIIIDd to 11111 wlthlJJ illree 111 i"" .... ., lbe llrtt 11 to aUt - · flaure ~ tiJree ~ •.BeldDd Craw- ooonra for GollljJolio. JJ111101 ~• m .PJiM ~ --'*'"" · ~ :11!,0 f!Jo!!:I!J.IeadiDtl oeoror led lf-8 Ill t1Je ... ot., 11i'_,N'II ~""-"' , AL, wu Umlllld 1t1ua. ,' >} " -' ':U'-'' · . b:r the eloae ' At lbe lJ!IlWv IJIIIDI of tile.... - - - . . ~ Gild . . . ,, tile BudloJea InNolllCIIMlle- Yorl< waoled by !.-. ........ tiJolrloodtooltlht90inlll, _ _,•• 21 piiDtl but oliO IWl ;; ~1 , 13, boa lloojl-.111111 I'IJ1l &mill wli1J 18, BoiJ Craw~· .F...lrono.cb · <U1 tflo iJ1p ford lrith If, IDd Mark Flck wli1J .~ to fwo JI!IIDII, at 111.111 wltll 2:38 13 In a wen . balsneocl OU.ck. . 4UJ'Il1 tal nod hot shooting Rudy TaJUan. D---•-UnL--··n • ........,.... ......., •1i'til'oiMI ·~ llld ljJitkbiB teiiJUIJIIea to I!Jolr big.. .,..lrin,oflbe-. .. I<Jaml IIWII· ,.,....s 111111 lllluod recent!)' pr~ to I 75-:iO Big Ten rlctory. 1969 are II"' dillerenl parta for The 5\)artans' top scorer, Lee Chryalor automobile bumpers Lafayette, had lliUlod 001 holf • •and i.. tan ligirt hooslng for I h o miiU:e earlier with his team be1b1o Mer<uey Montego. hind 60-57, Lata,y-, Wbo left . too l!lllle lrith H polnto, hadcon- FI!fnnont State m- or 1tlliou from tllolloor, grab- . Upends MSU coasted on i'rW,·nlalll- _....,.. , _ , aotheBiuolleYIIIIIIIDIJUI nine of II·- · - IIPd to r~u;e tiJe mar(IID lD 10 wa• Michigan . the Wol vertnes t1Jo-... ONE OF 13 lolml odJedulod to port ill tho Third Alllal SouiiJom Ohio llolllltr ,.....,_ Gtande Cdloge Jan. 30 - Feb. Ill Betlllehem Steel of Charlellloo, 190ll Golden Gloves chli11>101UJ, Open Dlvialon. Tho 181m will be under a now this ,..... Membsra of the · Cbar~okln oquod, olq lritll 87 other bouro, wlllweJch-inllld rocel"' gll)'slcals at Cmlmunity Hall, Rio Gtande College, beginning II I thlo afternoon. m~ It Blo s)obu Cl\ Jult . . ~ ...ibt. ....., wli1J ;15 .....,.., left 111 BY Unltoci Press lnter~aUonal It' was Daw SOrenson tdJht ·' 17' PolleJ"o · DMIIl out-., a k1llll ~ ey ~ lbet it tho aovoland Arena •• l'ar •PtiJe'!n • Bacl!qe11Jitorm com- DJJJde t1Je ICON 65-li5; but hiJ as Ohio state Bu(':keyea ;.• to drap•1lollljJolioipto ·BIY- eamecla fleld!Jr Ill tbo 0:2fmark werethe c:oneernid. 4dli 'Jiace ill tiJe SEOAL . - . Jllld . Flcik ciNod 001 1be It Sorenaon who scored '1filj. · · • ......,. lrith o free d.row lalbe ~ to give tiJe Bucko .the a ·'-. PolleT IIOCirOcl a coreer ~ llnol 15 10ooacla to make tho .., Ji polnta os .te 10 4nolocore reod 68~ • a canned two consecutive bhkets CraW!OrJi llld ~-lrodtd .. 10 ~ ;f ', ,' • I·' ' Thlo In 'l4ldiUcm t o - Jar• to give Kentucll)' a 45 - 35 hllf· time lead: Romlden hod 24 fOI' LSU ani Mike Pratt Willi behind Itael with 21 for Kentucky. 11te win pve Kentucky 6-0 Southea1tem Conference record -while u;u •III>pod to ~ to give Michigan an inslU'DIOWJt.. able 64-S 7 lead over cross-state rival Michlpn Stole Solurllol', lnlo.- ' ... The lead was short .. lived as Issei and Phil Argento combined Chevrolet porto duriJJg shipmen4 a hood for General Electric's non dollars. commercial atr conditioners, and '1110 plant pold more than $20,• an erwtne cover tor Metro deliv- estlte taxes dlll'ing the yeir. It olio JIUJqled on addiUooiol tm,· 9fW into the area'secono~~~Y, havU. PI!!! thllom<amt to 112 area firmi~ ~& or aervices. but '10 - holt and - leod at tho llld of tiJo ~ .Por- baaiuJio IIi 1be !If t1Jo flnBl reaull ' .... lbe .tcti>r)' ~ ,IMII'IOd IJUI J81T1 1'0111\T - · cml>j 18•GAHStui'r>ovora,lallJII- !DadO biB lila' move u hi bepn · ~> to #Jw·for lhO beake~ ..,. hllllntl 111 ~ jmlp11111 11!,e Bluo Devllo' , oaf., llld drlrlnC lii'-411J0 to IRcnuo lllliDJIIng (au! . ~. l!litmnc• lbe J!uck leod to ., polma,- 52''lile .. •IIJe Blue Dovll .... at, 5:48 left In tiJe amlllll. era bad 1'11 over 70 ~~~~~ ot Thlo 13 iiolnl apreod IJCcorred ' lholr •ba!:fll toa10i 1hlo oaoaou, - • tlmeo .111, lbe flnBl lite Manarlch IIIII ceuter Dove starting linlq), ery vehicles. - quick Duny ot a1x b7 Flcll llld I'IJ1l !iDJ1a - t h e - team <I<Je!<. A poiJIII --Coacll' ··lilt ..... ·· ·tie '- i cballco II IIIIi Ramsden hit a series oi back-to-back pis to Ue tho pmo 29-29 with 4:06 remainilw in the firat uaed to protect sold, wltll a total amual poyroll of about three-quarters of a mil- B7 Uolled Prno l'lltenlatiOuoi An old -.lalo of the G&llipollo !11ue O..Uo COla '.Jiuke'. . _•• .,.._ OIIU!dllhoiJt lod. LSU is 7.S, ~~ 000 In personol-11111 reo! II!••-· ·' ' Coaclr~ in the nation. With the oxceptioo of 1 brief period in the first halt, Kentucky loci thnluillloot tho game - It one JN>Int by 20 JN>Ints. The Wildcats now have a 12-.2 record and I) SUll ==clurtng ·to IH-- dropped in 52 poinll, beUel"in8 his 4S - point avenge, the best Almost onHalfmillioodollsra was 898nt during the year for . cllf.... Frlda1 Jlllhl Jo1t1 would boppen IDibe ·- . . at jured heel under hia baggy socka, Another Banner Year :Expected in Plastics Bruins Win. to grief Friday nllht •• t1Jo NeJ.....W..YIIrk Buckeye• . ~ed a ~ deteaoe lbel limited ..,. oftllo hlcl>aat ·~ ....., In tho area to Just 3& po1nta In 11Jrio (IIOI!ora II the'ollluo Dmls ·crasidJW dowa to l ew&lou IIJe boado of t11o lluckeyoo. Other than a 23-palat o1rart bf oelll« TooluiQ' ~er. tho Bl• Devil lluJo (llldullll llractuol· CCUIIll.bad llltle to ebeer or boo eadlllllliuMd over. ·'-lloi-Ue - York' a ora~ lod while "*""r added s1z !Or ·C..cb, ·llcill llhooker, lobo II a lbe Blue Dovllo wiJo were -er .. . . _ ., lbe . ..... ~ cloNr lour polma, ot 35owllohod ldo 181m to a ....,.... 31, .wltll f:50 """""" 111 tiJo gr- plcklirw: ptekles, curing hams and maklrw macaroni. The JJlaot produces thousands of 26C).gallon (shown here) lnd 55-gallon bins per year, and says market potentlll is eJPiadillg rapidly u new uses are fOUill in food processlas illlustry. " Uouocl to add mlUl)' BATON ROUGE, I& <UPO Dan !sao! scored liS JN>Inta IIIII 17 rebound• SlttJIUy to spark ftflll-nmked Kentu<:ll)' to a 108 - 96 Southeast ·COnference win over Louiaiaza State and gave coach Adolph RtW hia 799th collegiate wilL Pete Maravich, oorslng an b~ ·;these worlanen who lgspect food baDIIlilw: bias U.t are molded IreD flberglasa reinforced polyester plastiC at.Goodyear Aero~pace Corporation's Commercial Plastic Division plant at Jackson. Ohio. The press exerts 300 tons of pressure at 270 degrees FahrenheiL Bins are used lor processing poultry, ' BUCHTEL - Splurge cloy are ' 'seventh Place Tie In SEO ~nference' Play . WORKING 'UNDER PRESSURE' virtually every I L. Pet GB · ;&at . •112 . 11 '"QII 'YMU " .•. · . tO PAt . Suits-Sport Coats-Topcoats-Sia.cks OUR SEJU-ANNUAL CLEARANCE WITH STOR.EWIDE BARGAINS ON MENS & BOYS WINTER WEARABLES CONTINUES OPEN · TONIGHT TIL8 USE YOUR CHARGE·~' ;, ACCT. . . �_, . . ){' ; ~y:ft~~to~ . . ...... ' .u ...,_,ror • ., the ,lllth Ill Tho. - / - · illlo ,C<a~:h Clri Wolfe'o' ~o .... liUI 'Ihom IIIIo ) I ·-....i ..! I ' lho l!GIIllo11t. om Oblo Athlodc !Miuo'o all- ror time lool.flltUl<e ·P.m.ro:r lile~i•· •IIIII llll.$. -uer, hll 1011 u conaeeudve SEOAL cep PJMa. l'<lmeroy •oet lho IGqp' • loSing streak rec:onl bo..,_lho 19&$. 54 .... lllo 1955'58 - - .... Ilion Middltport tied II Ia ll1e ltro-Glllllllhe 1982-63 ......... dt..-t did COI.~h Wolfe'• Marauder• IDPenod oplnst tho Ti&el"ll dloploy· h• bolll goodotrenouftddolense. Meigs, 11 ooo 111qe ol tho llrsl period, w11 in front 1~6 but 40 ' 1 Meigs-Ironton Box NAME FGM-A FTM·A ' RB PF PTS He111ler • • • • • • • • • . • • , • , • • • • , 3-8 0.1 t 2 6 Tyo • • • • • . ~ •••••••••••.•••• s-1& a-s 9 a 21 Myers • • • • • , • • ••••••••••.• , 2-6 1-3 11 3 1 B. Werry •••••••••••••••••••• s..s Ault ••••.• , •••.•••.•..••••. 1-6 Robinson • • • • ••••••••••••••••• 2-.3 R. lloiserty • · .. • · .•. · ..•.•.•.• U Waltera • , • , ••.•• , ••...•••.•.• 0.2 Sallth ••••••••. • ••••...•••••.• 0-1 TOTAJ.'l • . . . . . . . . . • • . . . . . . . . 2Ul 0-1 2-4 0.0 1 5 1 o 5 1 0.1 0-2 0.0 6 6 8-20 e t 4 I 0 S 1 1 0 0 .42 20 52 ....... u · Ritchie. 1~ Totllo 15-1.3-43. I MiLLER (tri IRONTON ,. NAME FGM-A F'J'M.A PF PTS Boaeh • • • • • • • .••••.•.•••••.••• 5-15 ..... 2 11 Bartruln • • . • • • • • 3-7 3-3 5 9 KllehoD , • • , .. ,. .. ,. .... , ,. .. ., , ll-17 3-5 f 17 0 • • • • • • • • • • • • • W BI,Jert • • • • • ••••••.••••••..••••• o-t Greeue • , • • .•••••. •. •••••.•.•••• l..S w o e 1-1 0 3 3-4 2 1.... ' :s 1-2 I ,' 0 5 1 Walbburn • • •••••••••••••••••••••• w Edward• 2-6 0 •••••••••••••• 0 ••••••• 0 • Moore • , ••••• , , •• , , ••• , , , , •• , •• , 0-1 2 TOTALS ••.•• , , •.•••••. , ••• , • , , , 20-60 23-32 GAllS , FROSH WIN Tho GaiiWolls Freshman booI<Jdwll 1A!om defeated Wlhlml 42 • 40 nwrodiy .... Lee n1,.. Wodome,yer hod 12 points for the wlnnen. as cl1d R 1 c k e y Chester hod 17 for the losers. GalllpoUa 11 now ll-4 lbr. tile yeor. Tho Golllano 11111 host Ironton Tueodly. BAIRD ! 4 . . '=• GUAUNftED USED AND IEIUIU PAm OWNERS: Hoary, Dot., Pool laird .._-----~~,J r ; ' . ·. ......... I..... 6 7 LopD ....,.,..,I,,..,B 8 ~~q~ho. NIJaomrille..York "t •• , ••• Look what · WEU$roN - - . cJindl·a ue for !lie '1988.. '""""'••nillldoLoaiu•- 811 1; 1~·~P1~ 0 ·;·. d'_...gj;~, ri* ·~ Atlilcil' ' ' ' ' ' " ' ' ' " v WoUoton • • • • • • • • • • 6 JackJIOII ' • ' ' ' ; ' ' • • • 6 '-" • ' • • • • • • • • • • 5 lr<Dm • • • • • • • • • • • 5 Nei.....UI•York • • • • • f t 4 5 5 8 GolllpoUo • • • • • • • • • • f 6 Meigs • • • • • • • • • • • • • 0 10 TOTA~ tO tO SEOAL RESERVES , WmLoot ••oon is up to now: · Sedu, Air COIId., 'c:uatam Interior, ODe I<ICII oWnor. Like New. · 1 ...,..) J'toldQ ..,. )IOIII"' r'illler. .., ·Woll-, 97-71. It naodJo Bulldap ......."! ..... total 111 lbar JMrl), iad 'Iiiii: ,._., 85-tt Jooo at I-. lbo AIIHIJ. . latll aie """.........., ol o i l a llloo o1 !Iii Si!OAL ciowD 1m 20 Welllltoa • • • 12 19 2t- 75 Rooorvoo - Atlleno 88 WoU. 11toa u. . _· ) · --- · · , LOGAN - Oan Gellqboir'a 1bort from ti.e oldo wllb 1 12 ...COIIlo loft pvo LopD .!IDr\Por ,. a lhrii1IDa 85.84 SEOAL wiD over JachMI here Frldav nlaJtt. JackUl'l Peul Green mJu. od 1 ""-atlm wltb two lbo 11111 u..;.&,,H ,_., oo<Citlda left Ill tho pme _ dJo TIJo ·& uiJ·· .bij 3S o1 61) ball ro11ocJ IJtOUIId 111e r1m ond tram aio iiOt4 lilr '58 · · out - after olllclolo hod .-• · · · llOl' - -Rod<. to - • tile two · bock. oalho clOck , 'Willi lilt 17 ol . 1St for 5G ~ a wiJcJ eiJdlbc in wlddl IIASKETBALL RESULTS na .. • .. " .. • " • 9 I ' l'Ol' 00111. lbile bod ~ Nuioitwhin lly Unllod Prooalntornatioaal ~:; ........... 88 24 - J e d.. ~.~ iad lbo oloeklboW4hlvo-itoPArmy 8t Po111 St. M ~ ' ' ' ' ' '.' ' ' ' II..Sl Ill tllli ~ . jed. · · . Lauia1We 84: Drake 70 Nel-.rne.York •• , •• , 5 5 Till 11u1J4np oio tJOir lllo4 LopD woa tho rtOil'YtNorth Caroline St. 77 Jluke 74 WoU11toa" .......... t 6 Ill ' - p~u, ·weJi"""' io e.t. 52..f8, Box ooore ollho vorol1r lllehlpn 75 lllehipn St. 70 LopD • • • ...... • • · • • t I -. 111e n-.o lilt: Prllloetoo 74 Po1111 62 ~ ' • • • • • • • • ., • • • • 3 7 111-G. Vartdty bm<l LOGAN - · Jolmlll!m, ~I; KeDIUcky 108 Loui.W. Slate 98 oon .......... • .. I 9 · .WI .. _...·1' • -, 7• I •.w: •• "-"·~ TOTALS ....... _..iJ - - - - . ,... -" ~ ..... 6-J..- Ui tO tO 12·, Welelo, 1"",· -.... 7" Wolter 11" ••~• •• . FRIDAY'S RESULTSc •~ --~ ' • •,,.._, .,.-1:1:''1'!1(VaroiiJ) 18; w..-, 2~1 ~.e. TALSIII-IU$.. . , • . RED WINGS TRIUMPH JACQON C<iiJbl, ·4..1-10• DETROIT (IJPJ)- EdHatoum, Nelll<liM1Je-York 18 GolltpoUoSI ?-lt; No,l, ~; .-., D.'ll..l; Hoq, 1..1.,1; Coo!a. t.:.f; lllall), lllpoa 9.1•19; Rt.t; u~: Plo1inc blo ftrli pme ati>co ,.. LopD 85 Ja<kloo 8t 1rontoa sa Meigs 52 D.'ll..l; TOTALS 88-27.17, . ~ 1-4-lt; OllioiiWI, 2+'11' inc .......... ~non 111o · · WELI8rOH 1..1.,1; r;t••lllt; 1• . llrod Ill hlo IIOCCllld pme wfD. Athono 97 1•- 7• <Ro..7:.~ 1./l-18; FG111, 1-ll-7; HoDoort; ~-; TO'i,tLIU7-lo'.«t/ "'"' gce1 ot t1to with ..,....., . ·13:45 to Pla1 S&lurdaJ ~ GelllpoUo 47 NellomiiJ..YorkiB 0.,1; VeVtnJo, 1-4.,1; - . $.7. LopD 82 Jackooa t6 17; DoiliJard, ~..18; - . e.' 1.011111 •• u 1,1 13 u--a oftd pve ll1e Detroit Rod WIDe• Athena 88 weua~ t2 I-ll; TOTAL8:1'1.:1-7s. • 17 u ,,oin •1 1-ft a. ._ 5-3 Natloaal Hockey ' " " . _ 3t Meigs _.~a: ~-. , .,. Tilt,'~"'*, . .....,r ll1e OoklarJd Seola. TEAK Alho .. '1965 0Ns"f8" • od at - --,.sroAL v ARSJTY ~""' ·~o ~~··" ' . 5 7 Meigs • • • • • · " • • ; • • • 1 10 . Ath'ens Is. In•, .I..AJga T ,D T•lp.s J.ackso £: ..41 . n, 65 ·.. ·. •\J<:i' .·.' ·. 2 ~lhodat. ~. keeping lllo Tlgero' IVY League reCord ter tour gmnea. Princeton hit m 60 per cent ol Ito field gcel ~to and ,, " • • GALLIPOLIS CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH CO. Welloton • • • •• • • ••••• 7 5 GaWpolls •••••••••••• 1 8 SATIJRilAY'S COLLEGE au a ·,...- n a 111-111-47: 63 Athenl .............. 11 more ruord. led the Penn ocor· IDe wltb 18 points. The Quakers oro ,_ ~ in IVY Loquo ~. while Pl1neeloo1110Vod iDto a tie for tho Jood with COJUIIIbiL .!\ @lf.liU 18 Jaclmon • ' • • • ' ' ' ' • • ' 8 5 Stew BUoky, a 5-10 FREE TELETYPE SERVICE TO 7 ST~TES ... 'lotJ Th<m&ro.' ~~ could not pull • ..,. ,...i 7-948; 9 20 ly, but 446-4060 367-1598 •• (UPO P•~-~':od ~~~to-' poi ~ -..., a -....u hill raJ. Auto Wrecking 2 polnto to pace Princeton to 1 7f..G2 victory over Penn smur. Chris 1-M. SEOAL ALL GAllES TEAK , WoaLosl Penn State 74-62 PRINCETON N J ~ ~ SEOAL Studtnp , . . _ . to a 3&-29 '-lllimo...... BROS ' Prineeton Tops •' DulleJ Mettt.w• ~ WIQIIIDI t.$10; 1 • Akers •••••.•••••••.•••••.•• , ••• 0-4 2t 28 43 •••••••• 11251247 l EAS-(G) . !Carr a.l&-11; lli1" 1~7; )for. 1'11H)' 2+-ti Elc~ w-8; •' •·. •• ' ~ ' 'l 1967 I'Htftc G.T~O. , .. . Aptop~at~C, _...., ........ - ; ~· 9\'11 ~ - · IIW1lo . ' ·• .... . I ' z..........., _....,., w.u u. - . . , . ; n :a za u--97 .. ,. :.~ • I.\ j ,,... l ' ' f.' . '>~ . ; I SALIS, I.NC. 446-3575 .... ., ). . Llftlt ·(JQT r " \". • . �Tlmn • SoniiMI, ., a\· t'1 t;. ~• .......,. h; 111!1 · .·IN FARMING. . ·. ~· ~e4Uty ~h·r~at~~s !lL!,~'t;SU:~ lJw the tmpreoslon tllo,y ....,,.... lll!l\'aiTe<IMe4;undGalllaCoun'\t ~cattle prodncer& ia gran 11"'' dlocuued by Rich· ord 0, Sniltll, exteno;on animal l([ence spKialist, and Jim lit'lie, oroa extenolon agent, animal · acience, at the recent meeting diarrhea., , ! .If you,hayeet'lcounteitdlol:sea, now Ia the time to start ln<Jud. ' lng magnesium O!dde jn 'tl>e dally salt ration Cor the eow herd, aoya Sm.lth. Adding 5 tq .10 per eent level ol macnealwn ox:lde ottheSoutheastemOhloBeeiCat- 1<> trato mineralilodsalt.....,ld llo lmproyemont .-l"oclatloo. suwlY !niiUgh 1110p1eoium topreBoth said sizeable losses of beef vent the Occurrence of the de. cow1 were reported in Southeast- ficiency. om0hio!nl968. Feeding. grade magnesium Grass tetany occurs most Ire- oxide (54 per cent mg.) ia avail· quently W\len cows 80 on lush able in some lopttlons at a cost pasture i~thespring. However, of $7 ..$8 per hundredweigllt. Mb:tetany tr cy also is great in ing the salt and Mgox onthetarm the late win " feeding period, Is probablylhecheapest ......eol usually 30 days be(Qrei0"30days supplying magnesium toyouraniafter Calving, mals. Some com-.. ~eshavecom...... Earl.)' aumptoms are charac. mercia! mixture a available which terized by a dull appearance and are satisfactory, but may be a Josa or appetite in cows. They bit more exPensive. olten walk stiff, with very little In problem areas, use ol bone. fiexibility In their hind legs, giv. meaJ as a source or calcium and !:'!""""'. A'eu/ DOUBLE BARRELLED TOBACCO FERTILIZER PROGRAM • • i' . . ,,. • ~ I '·: ·mqnealumllulnOt"""'!si'toprevert ihe oceurret\<!e of tetany, ..ro .the IIJOCIIIIIII. crus tell1'f in wur cow herd will be chelpier ln the 1- .,.. Ilion troalinS of. ter the delldeney oceunor cows J>ilo.·endoo. ot ore lost. Calcium. ~slum glucmale (used for m.llk fever) la used lor treatment when eow1 are clown. -: .,. . • Ar_ea· oeer·~fl~rtls ~s wllfbe benellclll be~· ~ ~ ~ .-..., 11alJ<I- . mahtllll.ltoe ~cbeCI fn.x1! tile, IQI, ...S Olher ~ fclr ...... 011118. , ·, r ' p.l'l... Ill l~ler ~'- . theiJ!I• <OUIOIOW!1. COIOI, Oref~ • malo ~· I!OfVO!Ii! ... ~jl, low jn boift ol ...... mlnoroia. .. 1'0Mll!OV- Api'ol>lemwfl!<ll orlnatelrequently, and !IIOY hove ,'IIOoomeol will oliO~ ...me l'!il.. ...,..,., ,(crll:lilJI!re \ Molgi. l~i)' . .. : fnlm porOS""IrrlliJI'"'· , ,. TWo tn>N ot llct"'''llbo!OIIIOI; BITING , l-ICE ond !\UCIUNG LICE. Biting Uc:e Jl'4' redctWa ¥to!ln fn'.. ..or ...S (eellon J h o lkln, clusing,ctJIIII<Ie,..,.O .irri' 110( ~· ~ddng 11~ , ue slate .. ll"Y 10 blue In ooiOr, ...S feed an ·blood. •· , W!len lice oredl•""""redlno herd, all anim'll•IJII!.!I ~treat- ed. An1 lice remain'lnc on Ul unt.reated animal ca · one" a:' , plnreinleallhe~rehoni.A LOUSE INFESTATION repeat treatment in three to lour Another problem which atrectA week• should eliminate tlMt re~ both dairy and beef prodlcera ts that or louse infestation, accordlng to Willlom F. L,yon,oxtenalun entomologist at OSU. Cattle lice often are not deteded 1111tll plJIIUlations have alCOLUMBUS - Rising p r oready OOllt up, resulting in stunt- ductioo costs continue to plaque ed animals. in spite d. an ade- Ohlo"s tomato growers, an aftt.. quate food radon. The lice re- clal of the Ohio AgriC\.ttural c\lce production or milk or beel, Marketing Association said to. as well as weakening livestock day, and leaving them m~rc suscep. Ralph Gillmor, chairmaa ol tlble to disease. the OAMA Tomato Division 0pUce are located most easily eratlng board, said, ''The :Inoutdoors during a bright, sunny creased cost of producing today by closely examining the hair matoes Jn Ohio should be glvon the sides of the neck, bris- en serioos consideration by proket, back, inner surface or the eessors when prices and COil· thighs, over the withers, around tract terms are evaluated for the tail head, and near the nose, 1969." eyes, and ears. GlHmor's statement came af. Heaviest inlestations occur ter a recent meeting or OAMA during late winter and early member - growers ... The cost · mach1nery and 1a· spring. Infested animals scratch or housmg Sfr~~ an .~• ...,.., of• ,tbl!' foclf.. a,op ,_or boc~b~ ~ lnHqlicidol Ol'e Ofi'OO• , betlj ~' 'ljllell ~!bet II;_, tlve In oontrol.llnJ cattle llee, mbulwo·~I04dn bot 10100 itiOtlld I10t be IIIOdCOI EC (1.1 lbs. pi< gali(ii)Uislx . dahiv &Dlmala ' due to JJO!IIiblO pll~! ol. w~r.: Aw1Y Pht tl) resldUOi Which !1101' .......... two pjula ot~ oolutionper """"*'• iJi ~lid!k.. •· ·. ·: For ~ dairY, eattle dui'.. eomnum,e. .;:· · .: Tomato Grow ' er',., .P''agu. ed I i7 bor lracrealled sharply last year and the groQrl flbeorbed these eosta. BecauiiB ot this, W6 reel that the ·present tomato price wUl .not luqJOI1 any wage iniereaae to labor this year," he sa.ld Gillmore said that the OAMA has .succeeded bt Katnio,gJ.mprov. eel prices and contract t8rms Cor Oblo groWers ewer tbe years and that they !have ••puaed m a high percentage ·of th&ae lncreases to labor." . ..Farm.era must work toeether to pin improved contract terms and prlcesortheincreaslngroats wilJ force them out atbusiness,"~ GUirnor . e ··'d -.a. • mirY be used on beet lr\lmal• as weU as on dairy anltiws ror louse control. ~e dUst on poll, back, or sldea al aniinal,· or plaee dust In a dust bag. Dust bags should be loeated lD barnYard•, in barn doorwa.Yt, in gate JIBS:silgnays, around mineral boxea, ~ ln shade 'fi'here cattle congrepte or pass once , or twice a da,y. Do oot treat calve& meier six months of age or make applicatl«<s on older animals more clten than onee fNeJ'Y three •eekl. It is Vel")' lmportant to be sure to follow all label instructions, precaudon&, and restrictions for the use or any recommended inaectJclde whetheronda!ryorbeef -~-al s. IIIIWII Tobacco has the biggest appetite for fertilizer of PT. any crop, but the pay-off is also big when you fertilize Tobacco right. Here's the perfect combi nation : LANDMARK Tobacco Starter (4 -16-4 analysis) and LANDMARK Tobacco Special (5-10-H})_ They're both gran ulated and easy to handle . ' PLEASANT - Glen 0. cue Is helping to prevent further erosion. A spring has also been de\·el~ oped in the same field to provide livestock water. Assistance with design work and layoUt of these practices was provided by members of Lhe PL Pleasant work unit staff of the l'SDA Soil Conservation service (SCS). Mr. Holland has treated much Holland, whose farm is located off Rt. 2 on OWl Hollow Road, recently revised his conservation plan. Mr. Holland had developed a plan in 1960 for his 32--eC"re LANDMARK Tobacco Speciel also contains the farm, but since then he purchased proper Micronutrients tobacco is known to need, an adjoining farm of 100 acres, as further profit insurance for you. This year, use The two tracts were oombined the LANDMARK Profit Pair! to make a single plan. Mr. Holland has installed several conservation practices since b.~rl ).fi."'Uf.' ~! ''":')':!j. ' 1960 to improve the land (or pasBy United' Press International ture use. One of the major prac. Today is &mday. Jan. 26. the tices which he carried out was the 26111 day ol 1969 with 339 10 improvement of about 1600 feet of grassed waterways in o n e follow. Serving Meigs. Gallia The morning stars are Mars field. Mr. Holland stated that be~ and Mason Counties· and Jupiter. fore this wOrk was done. large Ph. 992-2181 The evening stars are Venus gullies existed in the field. In Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. and: Saturn. some places they were 6 to 8 On this day In history: feet deep. Look for the Big "L" on ROute 7 & 33 at the In 18l5 the 7,000 volume The improvement work Con-library of Thomas Jefferson sisted of filling the'gullied area. Upper End of Pomet'O)' was bought by · the U.S. sloping the banks and liming, government to be Jlsed to start fertillzirig, seeding ard mulching the disturbed areas. The water- the Library of Congress. In 1918 in order to save meats .,_ ways are now in good condition. and grain, Good Adminiatrator - - - - - - · - - - - - - - - - - - - - · A dense sod of Kentucky 31 Herbert Hoover asked Ameri' cana to volwttarlly observe .. wheatLess Mondays and Wed. nesdays, meatless Tuesdays and Today's Almanac POMEROY ' 1 ' OPEN DAILY UNTIL 6:00 PM res~ OF TilE BUSY FOUR 4-H Club of Leon is planning to develop a community recreation center near lhe Creston Church oft Rt. 87. We recently met with leaden and adult counselors of the club to develop a conservation plan for the recreltlon ar.ea. Repr.r Senttng tlle club were Mr. and Mrs. •Pearley Sayre, Mrs. Char. les Wedge and Mrs. Denver Cas- to. The 4-H club members have cleared brush and trees from about 4 acres of land W'here the Your Purse Neat? A woman's purse tohould never be stllffed to overflowing. For busy working gats who are constantly on the go. a large handbag makes "purse neatness" much easier to preserve. Yankees baseball team ror !JS. m.ll.llon. In 1965 Harry stuhldreber ot 175.17~ Interest Receivable on Loans . . . . . 329,931 Bonds & Securities . . • • . . . . . . . 567,284 Accounts Recehable • • . • , . • • • • 2,311 Real Estate & Buildings . • •.••• , 37.241 Autmnobiles (Less Depreciation) . 9,782 Furniture & Equipment (Less Depreciation) . 7,143 Other Assets • • , . . • . . . • • • . . . 6,087 TOTAL ASSETS . . . . • . 8,722,242 Notre Dame's famou.l Four football backfield·. died at the .... ol 63. A thooght lor the day: Jo~ ChamherWu said. "I never 11ke being hll without llrlking back." Horsernen Accouras & Notes Payable . . , • , ,6,948,719 Accrued Interest Payable f'.LC.B• • • , • , , , • ••••.. • , 307,705 Provision For Federal & 501 Other Taxes . . • , , , •..... , Dividends Payable • • . . . . • , . • . 4,801 U"'resented Checks , • . , • . . .• , 1,538 TOTAL LIABiLITIES •• 7,263,264 . Alurulni._ ,;· All• •~H ~"'" .il.. , o..flln.: • ll:~ .PI411,. , 4ell, .,.. 11 • ·•· s.twct.,., r• • • " f. ·· ' .' ; ..•,.f. •'' '• GALLIPO~JS- r- ' · ., ·' - , ·el GRAss·· rET "What holh God wr~ughJ!" ~ , ~Biage ,ll!,le~ 1 fr'orn lh, ,i!rO verse- ,ol thtt 23rd <llaliler ol Numbers by Ann~ ' Eu,w~rlh. d~ul!hwr ·~· ul; l!JI! colnhJII~Ioner of pol• ,/1 ~~ a 1'11111. pan. tl.d, !0 "·· plenty lru.ll. AGoOD VAlUE wnti ·.w.-s iw IUIIlM 001' IIIDE . IUft' a!OIIJ JICia A GaO'W1N'O ·'AIIILY. CUPI'I'IiD L1VDC.0 aOOiiL ltt. BATBI, nrLio -.u., JGNT AM) LAAG& a c.u· OA· ~IE, LOCA.TCD • MILl otn Dr CITY SCHOOL DIS'IWCI". CAll. HOW TO 1&1 TIIUI I.OVKo LY COUN'I'BY JlOid. 17 ACRES . · 3 Bit RANCH STYLE 1.11 !Villi • .n..,aH ..... TRA!:jSITE pet;, We wu.;c ~n and · "'cce ..,..., f\'\i .. State RoUte · 1 .~ Uclpatlng h1 PJ'Oirama adminla~ tered by the Agr~cuJ.~tu'r.,I StabtU~ zat.loo lnd ..c...servilit~~~.SorYlee . , . , ,. ahould to tlle 'CoointY'ASCS l8uhdry roOm, ~ • - - sse ~:· city 'Water 8ild Ul.; N. ~ Rl. Price ru. l9caled !Ill. 1...,..._, redUced to • • 14,too. Small down pi)'IIU!hl - l% Int. Lelo .lban .-. ' SEE I TOLD YOU! ROQNEY SUPPLY I GOT THE Mc,KA Y CHAIN· Nl<e I rm. frame on Joebon St. Newlj painted, estra lot. $1000, Temla. ·: - ' ~ · 1 ..• w.111u •' ' Happened to till! FOR SALE llue tq ,..,. ""'.. this 'IIIJ)Ier, SIGN' 'J'!Ie SOLD si8n iJ who! we ore low on IJJIInga, We coun~a. are .... 011 1111- b8l!d ycur farm, !tome or • · .Call the Dillon Apney. lane!. CaD today! ililaABT DIWIN, Bedlr , .·._ we . ,"!'. "'-- ............... ,., .... A MIDDL AGED WOMAIC..to ' CII'O ior bivail<i' ladY, live in. :: can •uo tor mtervtew. .· { OWNERS 21-11 . J.,.,.., ... ·- """'""'· l!llld , _ . . - Emlap~ TO HOLD YOUI ' ' BAIRD REALTY CO. GOOD CLEAN Will' IIIII..._ .. coal. CerJ Wlictere, Rio OITIC& •.,... for nnt. Qdl Groqde. Pltone HUUI. 1-U fl'!lal.. i . a.t1l. _IDI I P~~~ ' \ .. ' pipe, wlndoww, ll•tels, ole. Clllldl Wlntm, Rio Grande, 0. Cll • If I-IIII ·after S. ' CALJ.. \.18 POll D&TAJI.B LOTI • au.DIVIIIIoMs. · ON .. ,. 1!f •• , ... ' r'•o! ' ·nit '-''P""l"· Forty five actes of almoll oil limber. · Nice five room one 20 A., t bOdnOIII llamt, t:Oitdlllon, IIOW bani. pullri trac!t«. oilier tooll. ' SVNDAYS 8:00 S1J111 On ...S The Singing Pnaeher 8:15 News ...... a.. ...... "'"...,. ...... -•D.Wtotltllr , ,,.~.,'11·~··· 1 "~' Servlc:M ~.,.-, ,.,("' foiJ,I:I•I't 0"-• AmNTION AAA MEMBERS . ROAD SERVICE STATIONS AUCTION \'HUISDAY, JAN. IN GALLIPOLIS, OHIO MARTIN FORD SALES STAT! RT. 50A, 20 MILES WEST OF MARlETT A, OHIO AUCTION: Thursday, January 30 1110:00 LUI. In Blrliotl, Ohio, on St. Rl. 50A, 20 miles wool of Mar\etla, Ohio, 20 miles oorlhoost ol Alllona, Ohio. We will ..U penonol propert;y to close an estate conalstifll or good refrigerltOr, electric' raop like new, !tllytU automatic wuher, nice TV 184 aweeper. drql leaf Dtmcu Ph)11 extension table, Uvtng roam turnlture. cheats of drawers. cedar cheat, trunk•, aev.eral Pl1madY&a. ~ ...... eut Jlua, ~e caml~, chtra, pressed l)ua,eherrydreaHr1 ~ ~ eloOh, 6 nleOrrOti'bk~ ·•holr•, old obotoun, .,.,.,. and · bedroam W or iron pieces, 'lleveral ptecies jewelry and maQY nice pieces not listed.· A real intereaUng est•te. HAROLD GODDARD - AUCTIONEER s.w.Ofhn• um•s PLtiiiBING a. RDIOI). DIJ, BLING, Crun '.,._. .,,.• ,. 0. ,._ ll JJI.ef • •L U'fNOLD'II GAIUPOUI ft' .IIIGoid A :acn. fnm Paot Olllet Yoar .......... ~ ,.. ...,. WATER DBLIVEKY .., ....,.,. .., •<16-<1072 Hlaht ~969 . . . pUBLIC .·SALE ' . ' ' .Thllsday. .-orni!II,-Jan. ~- 10 o'clOCk 623 Second Ave., Gallipolis, Ohl!l tho F~mlloro ontl'Housohol~ Goo~• of Mro. Wil· Jon''• wl ..w; 'of tho l~to A'~e,t Willi.. H. IFWfi& .... AP . . a- 1'111&1 • . . . . ,..liD ... , Ill. 8II:RVICII D80IJTiiiVPI111! 1lt el BNII , •. ft. fOR ALL,_ . . ._ at ... ' . KAfiONWDIIi ~. A1I'I'O, tlrt, .... • .. . ' Wildt ... . . . . .... li. : .......... . .. tiiiiiiN a PDr CXJN'l&UL ...AlllliCltermlnatloc> Co. Wbee~ ......; Oldo. Ptt. I'IMIIJ. 1111-11 , ao.e *-7 trw• illllrlil lilt ~ -,... tor ~ ar -· : ·' . . . wlllt ,.... Gt. . . . . mil Ill a. lhel lltL .\I I if, M 1111111181. AI a llr .... lh, lfloMowau. ' I ,-1 .. ' 11 "eNfttr-~ .. ,, . ·' ftlllllml: Pill' OONIICM. PRIB lalpeellon. oaD 411811 Merrill O'Dell, Opcll« .... E>llwmltll '~Wadle ......,. II Belmn Dr. _,If .. botat1..... " :••• 'IJ ,.. Jib: • ' . . . . motben, .. WMII 1'1 I'UIIIIIItU lnsur- DOLL .. 0.... ' ' •ua 1010 PIRST AVENUE NIQht -"6-1958 ............ .... .... Plvmblng & tfNII.. tn'AIIP'IID I'UI.aiO .._. IIB&TINO, Ill ftllt ... Deelrlr ... KIRBY SOHIO SERVICE .417 SICOND AVENUE 3M 10:00 A.ll. BARTLE-TT, OHIO : DNNI:IB ........ JMMMI~MD"'6 ~- ....~. ' ..... tioll!l<l bt- ...,.,code 9:00 Protestant Hour 9:30 Auntllertho . LIVING aor!M Note: IJve Sports --~~ will roguJor grams whell 1ehtduled, 8:30 Herold ol TrUth .~. _ -_ , ., - · n. - CIIIIOe ·~It, ...... ... Jllllerl .......,.; ........ . s.re.- 7:00 Evening 9:45 Armed Forcea Shqws 10:00 J'irot N111oool ,Final 10:15 Muoic Ulllll Sip Olf stsn oro Real Estate F01 Sale D. H. WOOD, ...ltor BY OWNBIR- New I'-*111111 eaJ1IIt. diJ fttlr, Phone 446-1066 __. ltome .... fUll .._.._ 1'111111 l'lNKIN'G SHEARS sharpenod fl.25 up, sci11ora l5c up. Sllep. atory bome with bath. Fuel I ACRIII, S room ...... IIIII pard Sewlnj( Ma<blne Soles llolh, IDOdont tltdwl ..... ·on spaee heater. All ,_,IIY, • Servlee, 862 let AYe, tl-6 llullt In Clllinell, ....... fur. remodeled, Drilled won bl!i mace, two wor11tq wello, fo. plenty of water. Lots of el· eated ill low tax dlltrlct 011 DEAD STOCK blnets. A reol bargain. .... IIZP1CII CIIAaB BulavlBe Bold. Clarttocl FirWIU. &J:IIIOQ YO'Ua a.AD . reD StoYer at 3117·1114. 11-1 1108M AND COWl NOW IS THE TIME CAU. 1.\CDOH • zm 11 ""' want w sen your prc> perty In Gallipolis ·..- GalIll County, see UI!J DOW II we have,buyors wbo wont farms. - bus~s, ·or bOuies. We can move ,..un..List wllh ua ond let .. oa•e ·Yl"' IIIOCII!J. ' '-!lite ~ ..... . .. . - •• ., r 12:15 llwlic Unll•lted 5:00Nowa 5:15 Dlmer Sorenode 4:00 Interchange 5::00 News, Weather, Sports $:30 Sunlit Serenade (lJntU IIlJa DqOYJIE'f'f. •IDe. • LOTS OF TIMBER mater- GOOD BUILDING LOTS Nlee cablnell bl .ldtdlen, llrp luol oil tank, llc>chood 10 li'AIItl - 71 Aores, s room Oscar laird, Relltor ...... .81 lob. bale. 1-.ct 1ncb bectdl ..,., J.aeated ... King Rd. baet "' Merc!erSMALL CHESHIRE FARM '111urmon. tiiOGO. Jib. - - 11-1 12 A., City waler avllllable, fo. Lceated on. storys RIDI Road In cated '"' Bob. M«:ormmct lid., Cllesldre Township Ibis !ann also 7 loll atdiO, elly water. IIOUSBI.S . . _ IIIII blllt, tll Is ta plus acres. Nice five room, one story ' - wilb OUR !1lliDp are low, we 1111111 , Pike Ill. J!'lnogp - · JilL llstl!tp ........ Qlll' .....,..,. . llll4a ... running water, Ooo4 ,.....,, bol'n; garajpe, and kloJ - · t!Yo' btlytn. Sol - ••u'r r. ~f Let. .. ·yw Ibis one. ' ALL IJpoti ol btdldl!tl tall, block, brldr, - '1181 ROUIC PWI A nNJ1111ED Ia::', aoGM ON MAIN' ft.OOL . LA.aGa DD:P LOT 1'08 our. •. ' ' - J r· ~~ 10:30 a-rbox (.Xc:epl IIQ ...s Sundru') . 11:00 Mualc Unllmltod 11:45 All tho Newo (exc<t~t S....) IZ:OO Nno ( - on!)') 12:00 N..,o Roond!Cl WAIIID) WALt,. TO W·ALL (!AJI. PI:'I1KO THROUOH OUT a;. . ~ -12;15 ilulltdo -rd 1~:30 The "ln.. Sound 12:35 Tee~Time '68 .um IN1Sili:8T CO VP. Ln VI IIIOW YOU TID8 NAUTY lN IPBJNQ VALLD". a BJDilOOII IIAHCH Wl1'lf LOWLY I'AIIo B.Y ROOII ~ PDTTIUT JDTCJDN YOU"Vm 11VD &E£.'1' <IU.HGI, OVZN. DJSII VINTON ..· WHAT I SAID I'D.DO.IT , AND I DID AT · '")¥ ShcJro (ex~ SUrdl1 ' 8:00 - · 110111111.. '·0$111lole 11-"-k~ ' • '. SATURDAYS 11:55 WolhiD&I<Jn Reports ..lUNG PRICE INCKE&SIC '<, WJEH·Ft.l 'M ·'•'"'· · 5:00 ·Nowo, Woollier, Sjoorta SAVE-BUY NOW BEFORE . .. whot<i "::1'!:"•• (l)ally exeept lrtcl~ _' ,, ·' 6:00 Sip on 11111 r.vljo · ' 4:00 -dlonge a A. J.('lf MEANS PIJ!I1ITY 01' ,110011 TO I!'I'IIBI'IB Vaeant land, 15/L Pulure, 2 A. ...... )101111;' feneeo, jolt all Rt. UIO, Murpn Twp. . lt'.A. NII~EAT, Realtor TIURD Avj. ,A BI'.\TE !(r. I NEAR N~W 3 BEDROOM ,. r 1:00 O..r<h ~ qcid · 1:30 lloopoi Coli 2:00 sui.loJ Drive TID · 5:00 No.-.l)oundocj , Aa;llml.,.,. I'lL - J. B. son looking on, Morse soc· c.-esslully telegraph _e;d: ~· .• }_,"'1; loll. 11011111 Thur~;.) ._ad · D.C., to Baltimore, The World Almanac· says. With · llenry Clay and Dolly Madl· , ,EUREKA ,..1-Realtr ·I "LO-CK Samuel F. B. Morse tested the first commercial telegraph se1"ice over a 40mUe line frorn Washington; , .1 -..-2 otory ltome - It•l5 'l'rlnt.; H,w r 12:45 COtholle IDIOQM!Iii! t2:45 Caunir)' Go - ' • On May '2.4. 1844. Inventor enJr. · ' ·. ~CIUCS '·P, ·•· '. •F annorl -•. · _. to the ~ of~ flee before .-snup tune lor tM reed &rain and wbttltproerlmt," WM., .......; ~' Prke. :fll••. 73 ACRES' - 'I room, t 11orJ · ~,In U!ta,COOCI C<ll)dlllon, • ,15 ' ' 12:15 Bulletin -<tl •12:30 ~-- ~(Moo.) Form " llorne-(T!Ios., 'Wifh ·-.:i-' -~ VHI!~ l informat~ ~ .,l u:opN..,, • 11:411 World-M011011 Co. Newo 12:001c.om•t;y.yJrt, , .•• WE HAVE' EXTRA.GOOD BUY wrm ·v.w..&Y and bllh. .• 1ci1iiCco bul! - blloct ' ~ ~· lobacto - · , to J. MOivlft GlibOrt, Chairman ol 1110 'AgricultUral Stablll- a!. ACRIII.:.. SOOdl....m !MiD* 1\ . . IGba<cO base. Plloe Four rm. ftaille, aU :....,;..o;;;_ ..................... Ol . , IP:!OO. .. ·, ~ ' \ . ta.f' ~ OJ '.,: r ~ : - l.AJ1Jil i ' ;&11~:~,baU.:...J.l'(li l. "*' ..,..,.._ '· ' 1 ..~ ~ -, . . . . Uon; Soll <::cmien.uon Ser.tee. or o&her federat ·or Sta.. qer1.1 ctJ:s·~ruralr~I~J~~&." ~ ~~ 7\.T..,... ..... ..ri..;.':. · 1\.T • 1 -.Oitce . ,t K!$'f arll·IIIIYIIII Tlll!l /, will ...\ chorfH f• •~ly n11011b•• of ·i .tl-~ dwi .I &"'""· · the Coo9e.rati:v~ ~ Serv.. lte, Fm'men Hom6·Acimfidstra:- ' 10:30 CJw.tteil>ox ' liiOO '1110 lfori!IIW~ ' •"*'"'Ml•e f.; " ,,,.,., ,, ellpirotlon eftlll lit~.' raJ to. another ,agency~ pertta,a. 1 8:» Tho~"'- .. Ue fer '"h ~"'•· '); , . . to ~. FreciuentJY.' . tbi.J ~~ · rerer~ . l ·· " f:t5Ech<eogl.loy 1.00 Ohio Valley Nowo · 8:15 Tolk ol l!lo Tocrn ~·· . · t:tl ChiWrjoo'o ~ 1 IJ:I!f.iluaie lot ~ . 10>.30 :Firolll,lllldoli•Q!Wi;lt . 11:30 (lcirpel'of'Ciu'lil I . ' . ' .IIIONDAVS THJ!U FRIDAYS '""'""'•il gz:amJ rf)eUng r11.7~ •,, '. .,.,. ' NET WORTH • S,' X 23'• • ;G(JII An,. chol'll• .... "' ,._. orlalnel C'.,Y, ffor . C''···;fie.l •• ~,,.....- •Ill ... eher1" lh, ,.,. lb. '~l~.'\ STO.P TETANY ILOCil ' ,1 • , " ' For Safe .· u.· u.. or• lnt«tle_.,, ' ooo OFFICERS 1nd DIRECTORS ~ ·16c: All otl" '•••ttlct•ll •• t/leir • ,.,... cla .. fflcottOtW eM •a the . Nt.:.lllf 0.11~ Trl .. IIM atrle of t~,. TWO NEW cooperators were accepted by the Bcerd o! ~er­ _visora of the Western SoU Con-servation District at a recent meeting. They are W. H. Snodgrass aM Earnest M. Mccarty, The Snodgrau rt.rm. le located ·on Threemile Creek otr Rt. 17. and the McC.rt,v rarm Is on Jerry's flun ROad. Phospho•u• . ............ M;n. . , , . , , , ..... ,.,) ' 2S% Salt ................ Ma• ............. , .. . Salt .........•...... Min. . • , .. , ......... . v·atam•n · A...... . . ...... 60, U..S.P. Unit~ per T01l\L LI 1\BlLITIES &. NET WOR11J • • , , •••• 8,722,242 ,.... O#Pt:i Calcium ......•...• , ••. Min .....•. ..• , , . . .. 2.51 · (Dividend Sharing) •• , . • . • . . . 120,835 Class B Stock (Voting)•• , . , . , . • 627,095 Surplus . • • . . , , • • • . . • . • • • . 711,048 TOTAL NET WORTH . , .1,458,97H C...MCutiM . . , . ! . " .irnerue u-"''"' .,u.,... for ,,.,Iller .. will ',t••• tt.. o;o,. tiM said Chairman Gilbert. He pointed out 1liat Whea the 1 ' size oC a tarm is changed. the. JOHN SEBRELL recently de- ASCS reeorda mus_t be c:~ velq~ed a conservation plan Cot' including reealeW.ation Ot farm his farm. John Coq>er of SCS ' allotments and bases. ·~we e811 helped him with thls plan. The It farm reconsil1\lrt10n." he said, farm is located up a hollow oH "and 1t ~ reeonstttuUoni have Little Simenmile Creek. Mr. been modO ...S· lll)provod by the Sebrell uses the (arm largely COUDty committee before algnup ror posture. H6 -IJas limed and time, It IOYiil W!le lli.l IOl'lli~ti11(1tll!lfiWO lllll Go. I f01'i~1'"!A S;.;.'iJ.J oped a spring. Hj! built a roond ~~li!OO".; coocrete trough below the opring llo ~ inclUde: 'FOOd 8r&ln, to proVIde llve15tock water. He .wheat,·tobaeep,and,ACP. also built a farm pond to fUrnish water tor the cattle. u, . ~ mvvn•••um . . . -. .. .... .. M'ln •......••• • ••. 14:;;uo (Magnos;um O•ido) ............. . .. . ...... : 2~.~ ,. Calcium .. , ............ Ma•... ........ ..... 3.~ LIABiliTIES Wayne R. · Neal • , ..••.••. General Manager Donald t. lluston ..•• Assistant Gerioral Manager Hobart McAllister • • • • . • , .President or Board ot Directors Frank l!{l'rr"ll . . • •· ••••• oViee.Presldent of l:'loard oi Directors James E. Brown , ••••••• _ ~ ; • , .Director Howard Duvall · , , •• , •••••• . ..• Dirc'-1.0r . " Davis Greene • , •••• ,. , •· •• , , , .D~ector . cated. Facilities which the club hopes to Install include a shelter, picnic area, soltball diamond, voUeyball coort and a horseshoe pilchlng area. GUARANTEU ANALYSIS: Class A Stock T~. . · zotiCOI ' Olld · C...servotiCOI· Coul)w Comml-• . ' . "I st1'111181J urge thooe who have to or reduced tho recreation center Is to be I~ size ol their tafln1 to get the . days. In 1945 a syodlcate headed by Lorry McPhoU lnd Dan Top. ping bought the New York LollnQ & Dil!icounts (Less Reserve) • . • • . . . , , ..• , 7,:;87,283 Gash on Hand • • • • • . • • . • • • . • . • of his land with lime and fertilizer. Recommendations based on soil tests are followed so that the necessary plant foods are pro. vlded. He treats !0 to 15 acres of pasture each year. porkless Thursda,Jrs and Satur. ASSETS . ''"' t:•~utlv• .. ,. •• - •• -15c: u,.. ,, I lng Two Farms Combined for New .Plan THE ONE-TWO PROFIT PUNCH CLASSI~IIED ttAT£1 \OM _o,,-O,. ·u - .• ~ .. . . 11c _. Olllce any·sale, purehlt'ae, ieue, or ~ .ol larmiOild; Lay of the Land BY RONALD GILKESON Soil COI'Iservation Service Mason Count) I . onbnot: llling I ......... or bOnd '8Pl'~· ~ · , illr .,.... 'weolhtr -!hey "'41' t;lo I!Ot ~ ~ <ottle more ol· chU1. ,uii:- ol 3 pet,• Cio- . teQ tbiraQ ~··neq 7 dlls, ex. . . drl!l.~·por...t"""'"""- . ~ "''Il u 1 ni.lal O.Pfl\1'· \110 11 .looOiilee. · <. .., ,., .''"'"""'' peat illal 'i@IJCOii'!"f In 2 • I leoli !"" ~ lllll!llcajlona 1; · , •'Sjnco ASGS. .~•tht• .,.0, lf needed. DO ,.at treat bout ·~ week& !lPirl to pre. ,]JI'OII'URI1 we ~~otWW IUch (n... 1 ealves 11\der 6 montbs of .119 Ytrlt reeurr«~ce otnee: Qlib1e•. ~ ~ ~~"J•. Mel:. with 3 pot cent Clodrih ills~ For-caille' odbere 'lllri<l- vbl •Ol,lberl ,ot tho ~tv N!C · · ly' to wafting period~ froin last :o_. SPRAYS ARE EFFE;C1WE awfieatlon to -si.~ ~ pre- "AlSO. we do O!Jr:' . . . ¥» he)Jt vent meat eorttamfnatlan wtth rea. our ,.Cllstomers~• - tarnlen iM' . idues. the general J)Ublht- on*nyquea~ A <ilst ot 3 per' cent Clodrbl Uooa about~~ ' p r .. '} �• . ~d JJuyfpg• JfQ,me ur ,, { -_ . · ·•" . . , :M'·.~t-· ~ May~. Cost More .:~Irs · w·~.t.-, ~!If.''"•.._. ~ B • . . , . ·~ G \ H i d s :~ ~lllgs:~ ~ ,on 1."8 e , · ..;~,...ri.D • T'o .. ._ : -., ... ' r:!:,!CtltllATtoll '' ,..· ' " . J»>AOLINIS )/.~ ' I ~ • Nblllt ' ... ....... li 1111 .__,._.. ......,...... ......., ~. ,. , ~~f#:;~-:-:::;:::;t;i,:;;;~~~ : ~, f'f\-.Dor'-1!""'"'"" ., . ~o...;~ ... , .... .,.....,.,_ . "!"""f, ID '"""c..o.ta: ~·._.. - . -N-It _ _ _ .. .,,,.,.,...._ _ ........... . . •a.,. •• ,..II•P'-. v . IDia~ . ·'·I' J.·.., Th1o . . . . ~ "'tho . . • .........· - ' .. lloTho P..lll.lio'i,,.....Ol ' iho ,...,, ' ..,. ];;.....,. te• eMt ., ,;r.-.. """ _. MW od - · _...,. · 1!'. 17 ..,...,• will' ,:ollh ·~ ot tho ' 114- ' ...... . No"""~"''- "! · - . .... ' , .~. , "~1!1 - .,.Oior Tt.. .,..,,..,. GOOD GRASS hay. 'Buller lfere. , toni Firm, toww River Rd. I'll. -..a. 1U GTO IIIII, 2 dr. bonltop, 1111 · ..tra deon, one local . - r, low mileage. CaD 44f. :IN 481J. !l!JOD )II IUD IIA Y ana tlmotby, Pn. 4<6-Z!'I6, Hruce Mo- llolllld. 20-3 lJSI!D llll'llll.ft'of, ~ kinds. We buy and sell. Rico'o New a. Used Fum. 4ti-9523. 20-3 rrs INEXPENSIVE to clean rugs sod upholstery with Blue Lostre. Rent eleelrle sbam- pooer ''· Central SuwiJI eo. 21-4 DEXX>RATED antique m II k cans $11 • $1S. Call :115-$811 dafs, ~58115 evenings. 21·1 EARLY AMERICAN lfi'EREO radio oombinatlon. Beautllul oolld state unit with 4 speed ehaJ!ier. PaymeiJts of $8 or tlli.IS, CaD 4ti-1018. 21-3 In Our Town GALLIPOLIS - A former retldilmt ot the old French QQ' t..cetvad a ctvWan aw.t.s Thlrll4ay at tile ~su-- Brldp" dlou..,. q:lel'&ti~ ..,-arda c:eremi:I\Y at lbe Renllrson Coast G1al'd Statlcll on lho Kamwha Rher. He II William J. (BtU) McCormick, son ot. Mr. and lira. H. W. McCormick. 990 Fourth A\'e. Mrs. Frank Haakins of 1113 Oblo Ave., ia a sister. · Bill McCormick is manqer at City Ice & Fuel, PL Pleuaat. He and Odell ~oell gr.- a motor launcl\ and pleked 0., four surviwrs om or the Ohio River the day the Sllwr Bridge colllpHd. AU were baDglae ·~ One was plektd 'It near the: We at Vlql.nla side, twO in the center of the rber lind one near tbe Ohio aide. McCOrmick and ~oell we.. o.,atairs ID the oiii<Hoqe !1011 of cu,, lee & Fuel's Dootlrw headquarters when tile b<kloe collc>sed. "A naiae drew our attei'W.ic;m." McCormick said. 1'We looked out and saw thre&J'ourths or the bridge fall. It waa over ln • matter of seconla. We went cbm ml BOt the launch."' Bill MeConnick is married to the former Florence Krodel, dauglrter of tho lale Walrer 8, Krodel, former rnsyor of PL Plea.. arK. 11tey bave three children, BW, Mary Sue and Bret. A 1941 lll'aduate of Gallla Acadellll' Hilh School, BiD Mc:Cwmlck is a veteran or four y"ears service iD the United states Navy In World War D. news~ ur.es '. ' . 'lila-""""'-. "' AN IRONTON WilD.-...,. ,1, ............. -<ljllclolooal4 .,. loo....o/10........ . •• - . lho llooOJ,I .... f . "'Maiii ~~ -:Woo · o! ~-' ' ' ·,._~•W.•IU' ....o,. .' ,_, ' .,. ·r .-· J.. ~ ~ ,.,w.,..._~ 1 recently carried a story ~'io.• · ·- .... :...w.:.. II . . ...._. of a Gallipolis man, now living at South Point, wbo has rec:elvad • promotloa at ARMCO steeJ.'s .Uhland (Ky.) Works. He is Michael K. Burks, soo or Mr. and Mrs. Dewey W. Burkl, Lower River Rd. Mike ls married to tbe former Judy McCormick. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rex MeCorm.iek, Lower Rher Rd. They haw a son. Tim, two-year a-old. , Mlka Burks hu been llll!led eleetr!cal engineer In tho engineerlOR - e n t of ARMCO steel A paduate of Ohio Technical Inatltute, Columbus, Burks was first employed at ARMCO in 1964 as an e¥Deering assistant. In 1965, he advanced to assocl.ate eleetrtcal erwJneer, his posltloo un-tU the present. . Burks Is a !960 graduare of Gllllta Aclldemy Hlgl! School. He attmled Ohio State Unlwraity m:t cCJQtleted his study at the Ohio Technical InstitUte. '" '"'--'l"'' ., ~•;aM- ''"'12 cililfl ' ~ ~ ..........,.""' ~-a _. _., 'tfft IMMI:.:. '' . '' · tlftat np1 tw~hl_... J' _..., ...., li'Jr4 •IIi -•Hvtt.• ec1 '" 11>o ' FedaraJ :~iinr Ad- .. _,...._ · · '· mlnlltnltioa ~H "'' ln4 Vet«· :IS ,.r • .,. Dl111.._ • ,.ret .... 'V ~ • • ,.u ... ,... ,.,-••,.....!' ans (YA) CI'Om . i;ARD Of' THAMKS'& OIIJIJNI1 6% to 1 record ~ I*' eeJt. 11.50 '- SO ..,. •'•'--· E•• Avenp monthlY peytnera em 1 M41ttlfMI ~~ t:IO.OOO home 1ftlllld I'D up flO. 25• tl.__, -... - *'• 'il.1.:D· ,..,.,H.,..I c...,._ ·,...·,.,. . . OPPICI lioUIS · I I•JQ •·•· ,. 5t00 P·•· Dellr I1H .....,. 11100·MM!I Jetw4:u RECEIVES PROMOTION WASHJNGTON (UPI)-' Pre• .. ldent Nixon's mUtta'ry aide, Col. CREDrr PROGRAMs ' Jamea D. .. "' recelrina. ' "· ASHDIGTON w ~on alter fcur c~Q<o an . euJ1uie tho job. The White House said Frlda,y Hughes waa ID'lCI'II 67 Air FoNe offlaera DOII'Ilnated end I8IIt to the Senate for promotlon to tho temporary l!l'ade brilldler general, ltaihes 1110 served u mllllary aide to Nllmll when he was vice prealdent. The name Adam means Jnd picture .( . "man." w..O - •... C:.rd Of ..,... '. I,'• AgrlM. Hardin Ill olferlng ievenl emegerney erecllt· Jll'Oel'lllll to help tornado Yfetlms fa three rural oowrdeslnMltl;llaJ&loL HarcJla H.Y.• ~ tl. Acrtoulture _ . , . . e0n help farms and small towu" ,i ebilld with 3 per oeat tnterell, 1111ke emer~W~cy lo8ns 1o aome farmera wbo c:ilu!d not ·Ill! credit elaewbere and ·provldB emeraeney tood aervlcea. aod nelgl!boro lor their !dodnoaa extended dllrlng tho oloath ot our wife aad slstei"'. Our thalllio to lho Doctotl, NurMI and· nu'rNs alclea at ~aer Medical Ceo!U!r, A1oo ID tho Re> .. Menzel Smllh .aod Eirlnp 2::- Dr•.QOid m.etalfic'1f~nish .with gr~Q_' inter.ior, _full fOWff equipment, ·Ca.,afori Contral Olt cQttdttion,lng. Ra4io. tint•d .gla~f;,, !llf/&fw. ' 1 · ·sTO.Ril1.!NDOWS • REMO.DfUNG AND BUILDING · ,. ' (~ .. 65 CNEY. BISCAYNE 2 Dr. 6 cyl., aot. tnno. Rodlo . o•• hootOt ......... .. ,..~----- ...........- ..................... $995 I ' Mr. IIOUin Dill t;ctw> GOkey Mrs. Gotaldlne Scotl Jamei 'aad Jack Ablia Mrl. I~S:Itc 65 FORD CU$TOM 2 Dr. 8 CJI. Shl, front . 65 FORD GAL . 500 XL 2 Dr. H. T. I cJI. Aut. tnn1. . w/ t ,;,., $1~5 CHEY II HOYA Stotion Wogon . 6 cyl. Shl. trons. Rodlo on.i ~aotar ................ ,.............................., ... $1495 sily's BID Hesa on their recent trip to Vietnam. The1 talked about G.Uipolls' Bruce Smith and BID Eochua, two Budceye f~ pky' ,. 63 FORD GAL. 500 XL 2 Dr. H.T. 8 <JI"-Aot. """'· Rod~ and hooter ........................................."_. .......... $995 '~ -----------------~--­ . ,., ,, ' .... , trans. Radio and heGter ·······-··-···--·-··--·-····c.-~5 66 MUUlNG 2 lit. H.-T . 6 .,1. St•• trono. Rodlo oftll hHtOf ______...._ ..........._ ..., ...... C................ $1495 .. en . 63 FORD GAL. 500 Fur Bock 2 Dt. H.T. I cyl. Aut. , "" ' . Funeral """"' '\ . SPECIALS~-·~,.... ... ~- .$2295 Tommy LIO)'d t. As1l1tanl S..,Jib' omeer of the 196111 Licht Infantry all! Ia stationed abrU to miles north ot. CJaa LaL He~• been In Vietnam since November. coaches U.,es and Hess 11ow by hellcqJ!er to Isolated hoses when they I01llecl with tho trcqoo and · - lholr t:Mn- 111m o! the Buekeyea' Rose Bowl victory over SOuthern ,c:aJqonda. Lt. Uoyd waa otficial greeter on the hellccp:er that bi'OUifit the Ohio football c•ches to his hue. Tommy IJ"¥'1 Is a 1963 of Ga11lll Acadellll' Hlgl! Scl!ool and a 1967 groduatt of Ohio- Ulllveralb, where he was a member of the Re8e!'l'8 . Ottlcers Training Corps for row yeara.. Nolfcle If's a smaD. world. WhBe in Chu Lai, Tmnmy iJO)'d met Eddie JITNEY I!UPP!lR. at tloo Sa· LT, THOMAS LLOYD, son of Mr. and Mrs. John E. JJoyd, 131l Brabham ancl Larry Rees, two other Gallla Countlans. Portsmouth Rd., met Ohio State's Woody Hayes and Ohio Univer. ered Heart 0111re11 audil>orium, Mtrlberry Ave., ,,i \ ,·~,, liM- C:Jdllliic·C~~Qjle ........... : .'•••.• ~ $1995 to oxpn>U·-..,....... elatiOn 1o our mall!' fr!lndl WE WISH Seeretoo Clllrord USED •I ,, . P. stHrlng, radio ond heater ··-- ········..··------$1495 ,, • 66 COMET CAPRI 2 Dr. H.T . 6 cJI. Shl. troils. Ro.lo on• hooter ..................,................................_ _ ..$l.j95 ' I .. ... . ,, .' rliE(.WANT .,ADS>TO' SELECT YOUR NEXT · 'V:(IU'Ll "FIND JUST'. THE CAR YOU :ON~ ~HES~ PA~ES •. ' ~.~~ ~ ,· ...' ..-a "· ' . Pom: eroy, Salutday, Feb. I, Jrom 4 to 7 p.m., •l'OJliOl'ed by tile c. w. c. The public is lnYited: ' ~'. ' -, JR. Ahti.UN nRST Cl&sa BoUman, son Mr. arrl Mrs. William Hoffman, 136 state st., GaiUpolta, arrived in Thailand on Jaa. lL ID a recent letter to hia parenta, llotbnan said he was stationed at Ta::h-Kli Air Force Base. Th.at• s where Major James caldwell, son of Gallipolis Post-master and Mrs. E. E. Caldwell, aOO Cl#t. GALLIPOLIS - The bitter cauoversy over Jack A. Wilson, grandson ot Mr. and Mrs. tho flllllre of river lrallaportatlon raged In Hobart WUson. Sr., were stationed earUer Cincinnati 50 yean ago. From the looks ~ during the Vletlll!ll War. things today, tboae In favor ot water trana++++++ portat:lon won out. YOUNG Hofban said 1t took three diiYS 'Ihe River News of the Jan. 20, 1919 Gal· to reach Thailand by plane. It was 103degrees lip>Us Dally Tribune had lbe atoey: (and it's winterdme over Chere) the day his plane reached lts destination. Hol'bnan is e• AGAINSf THE RIVDI gaged ln jet eJW~ne mairtenance with. the U.S. James Albert Green, the largell shlpr Air F.orce. ln his last letter, Hottman alao re1D Clnebmati, startled hJ.a heareu at t b e marked, "You just can't bnagiDe hmr these peaple Uve over here. meellng of tho Enalneor• Club In 111e ~ You have to see It to belie"" it. Some Americana Just don't realize City last Frida> by doclarin8 there was oo bow good the)' have it in our country!" hope of reviving riverboat buolness an I h • ++++++ Ohio; that the shiJipero did not c'LOOSE NOTES - Now that pro rooo.ll ia over (for jlJIOther er rates by water but that thiJ dellred quick llx mcmtbs) m.Qbe daddlea iu the area w01 and time to aceotq)IIJY tranopOrtalion, He Improved railihel.r kld!Hes to a good movie on SiD:IaY llfterDooo ... On Jau. 25, road terminal L He atated that the river buo1968, tho Rl. $ Asaoelatioo, m-fl! In Chillicothe, approvad a ineas ot earlier and better dQ'I had result. -..poilll higl!will rosolullon clllllOR tor the o.,gradiOR ofRI. 35lrom eel from nllrood comec!lms made at PIUaXeaia in Greene Cwnt;y, to Pt. Pleasant in Masoa Cowrty, W, VL burBb and Parkersburg. Green. Ill -sed to 1be reaoiWlon called for qul.ck.aion on byi)uses at Washl.rwtoa IUrther expendllllre ol money by lhe .....,._ C. H., Xenia, and Jackaon; a moderD four..lane highway from Xenia ment 011 Ohio River improvementl and cities to Pl PleaAnti immediate coastruction of 1 fouroolane bridge at spending money improving river termlnala. Gallipolls to replace the tallen Silver Bridge, and StWOrt of a state bfehw.,. bold Issue. We know eonstructlon is well underw..v 011 the FOR THE RIVER aew bridge, aad Galliana a~ s\l)pOl'ted the bond isaue, but we Captain W, E. Roe, . . . . _ ol the LGula.. _ , heard IJI)'Ih!Jig on tho other prqJOsals durina tho past 12 viUe-Cinclma!l Packet Uno, oomeo bode at - · ... Hq>e lhoy hurry up and repair that trafllc llgl!t at tho Green b)' saying that river business wW revtve coner ot Third and Cedar st. Jt's- a busy and dangerous inter· wlib the lock and dam II)'IIIA!m on tho Ohto oeelloa. River completed and Improved - · built ++++++ for ateemboats. C8jllaln Roe s1ate1 that wa• TWENTY YEARS AGO, from tho mea of the Dolly Tri- tronaportatloo Is quicker and " ' - r and that ud weekly GaWa Times ••• Galllpolit to bos.t Southastsrn Dla. river business at Clnelmatl wlU lnereue 25 trlct Band FeaU\111 on AprU 2 ••. Clarence Buskirk, 26, Rutlanl.. per cent with paved l'OIIdwa)'J built orer t h e 1111 Fred WUJiams, 49 1 Middleport, ldlled in P•eock Coal Co. wharfs simJlar to those built at JlttUburP • .W. accident at Cheshire ... ThtrtY-nlne Wood Novelty Shop em. few year a back. Jlo)'ees reject waion b)' 28-11 count .... Rata cease11, threat ot flood euea in area •., Tcm Ape, Stanley Evans,,Jdm E.. Halliday, Joe D. THE RIVER BUSINESS Ill at tho !oroeol lllller and Harlaatl Martbl DIDled ""' cbllllber ot eommerce di- ebb ever known on the Ohto and Mllllll, _ , ... Frank C. Ghrist to hold Goii!POII• Shrine Club ... Lopn lllvon, with tho lewoat number ~ ~ op.lolta G>\HS 51-47, AlheDI WI .,... ftr.it i>Ja<e In SEOAL .... entlng In tho hl$ry ~ either. Radical ~ I •'-1 nee ... Blue Devlls swamp Pomei'O)', 6&..28. wlU have to be made to l>rlnl- a Nvlnl. Will It do ao? It has tailed- odlnal~ IIIIa tar and 1he railroad• are pe1u:d1tld to earl')' on their eut.thi'Oat ....-s to llalll> tho river ,. buotno... ..,.s tho of 1l>o CIDwharf Is tho worat of anr aJona a.. Coplaln - ctnilatt Oblo River. WilTED .. Notionol Manulactoirer of top quollty 11111 will appoint on U exclusi~ basia in moat princ:jpal market areas, an AaIOciato Manuracturer. Associate muat haw the 1bUity to .' IIC*'viH light marllflctiD'Irw; proee11 arrl to establiah an qcresaive salet orpnlzaUon for distrlbullon or Ccm· •nder Board producta. COinPiete cuidanc:e alii counael· 1~ ,} lit-in all )Jhlura. lclea1 t'« lrrllvklual, Gn:qt or Firm 01 .. ,..-alneation. No prevloua eJ:Perience neeeuary or ... -"lolled fli<Ultles .riO.ulred. Initial lmeabnent of $37,500 ~ U.......Uy high proftt potentiaL 1 . ~700 or Write • tell Collect " lOAD '1~. Tha next """' paper csrded a llorJ "' • eollldlna with lbe Glllllpollo - TOWBOAT CRUtml i:Oi.LJDES Wl1'll - WHARFBOAT: JAN. 21, 1919 - • ...,. ocrtouo lfaodaJ ,_. m11bt hsYo a oeeorrod 111 tho 1lllolf WHAT ' l i l a ,._ out- ac~ who~) lho Crulllll' '111tanpled to lalld at tho wharllloat. ... lJiDI ... the ol tile - - . tho Crulllll' 1'0IIIIded In to Iiiii! Willi tuol boet an bor hoed. tho ...,. hor maddnory ntuaOcl to boet and CliO T&OOIIIII ...... cut In two and - · ~";"~- . .... - 'bll.l'.f!rlO ~~~~. ~ .. ·~ <'i· ' Tile ::t "11>ooo''d·: Ooi tore port ol the guards off the -~ broke tho head-ehalna llld moved the wharfboet stages 20 or 3ll teet down tho river. Captain Homer Varian of the Cruloer !bed up the dama&e and did aU he coold ID put thlnp hack In &UOd shape asaJn. Tha dam· age was small and no one wu In 8IU' war to blame for the acct-. It being unavoidable. The wharfboat iihiR>ed a 101 of water In tho hull aa tho result ~ the Impact wiU. tho Cruloer but thla waa 110011 prtnped cul Tha Cruiser, a YOI')' heaV)' and - M oleel huU towboat, boloois to the I·:!Wic' MAY MAlE ·,titUI'\ -··~ \ THE RAVENS · AT HOTEL MARTIN FRIDAY, JAN. 31 9:30 PM Til 2 AM PAYMENt. 66 Pontiac Pop & Jon-No Ro.ck 66 PontiiC r- If--.. CAPrAIN John F. Klein, JAN. 23, 1819 - 67 Pontiac . ton F'leetolde plc:ko.,, vs auto. Trani.. radio, row .mn-. -~- ·· ., .$2095 0 -·· .....- er r•a~o lleuner lolml ~. 10u - - 111o old ... lluDowar aod llletuwlooelformerl.f the II. JoloDI,. Bronco Sta. Wagon. Popu len 4 wheel drive. ldeol in mucl or snow. This one ia above ave.roge condition . 67 Buick ' $39.83 per1110nth . NBIII $57.97 per 1110ntt1 Catalina Convertible. One local owner. Shows best of care. Power steering, Po· wer brakes, auto. trorn. 9 pass. Sto . Wagon. One l~a,l owner. Show& good cor•. Power steermg. ane owner car. Shows good core. pot-· Golcucie "500" 4 Dr. Sedan. Exceptional for nt9del. Power steering, automotic. $11.81 ,.._Ill,. ' Cotolino 2 0.. Hard Top. Ext"' good lift'·,, ish. Hydromotic drive. • " ;j at PlttDr&b for teVeral,lla-1. • WITH APPROVED CREDIT JAN. 24, 1919 ~ the ENGJNEEII JG!i1 Mills fetilboat Fraclo, voteran r i v 111 taldrll a arid ~ Charky ••callm. i $l8.13 pot-"' ...... lng. I per ..... $65.62 62 Pontiac ·2 .Dr. Hard Top. Full operating consul. 3.50 cu. in; HO engine, power '.' LeSobre Custom 4 Dr. Sedan. Factory Air Conditioned. One local owner . Full vinyl buchkin upholstery. Power steering, power brakes. Auto. trans. Extra nice. pot . . .th ~·350~· •' $42.62 th 65 Buick $79.88 Electro 2 Dr. Hard Top. One very careful local owner. Superb condition inside and out. Low mileage . b - ~ Pl-..... hal. bl& Uat of . - , blrpo IIIII ,..._. lor sale. He doall In flootl!ll )II'GIIOI11 .., tho Ohto and llloatnlppl Rivero aod ~ • I d o pot . . 65 Iuick ,$45!.19 per Catalina 2 Dr . Hard Top . Booutllul tur· quoise finish with matching interior. Powersteering, power brakes ond auto. tran1. \1 $45.19 otto per.onttl . upliolotory. Plttoburlh Cool JAN. 22, 1919 - CAPrAJN S. G. ~ to at Pt. Pleasant 1oo1t1na at1er oome pd.or ._trs In tho C. c, &Wyer. Tha Bowyer wlU probobly her trip ID tho Jlunt. ln&Wn !rode In • .... $45.19 66 Ford E~ecutive 4 ·Or. Sedan. One of the shorp. est low mileog• ears in Tri-state. Power ateerlng . Auto. trans. Expanded vinyl ' Co. The Cruiser wu attamptlroa to lond·u Qillck~ as poollble to put <If u illlund deekJ¥d, Frank W........, foot was .....-by a harge, He Ill get;tng aJona u weD u mllbt he - - at 1l>o boapltal. favorable. ff. YOUR OLD 1·- MAllY·MORE .. ,, .•• , . . AlldnoiD Ill toldac hill place. • lll•il ' ~ ..-j'il - 1. ,: • ,,. ,, ,. ' • .l: . ··"·: l! PONTIAC POMERoY; OHIO �••• ' ROad 0" J . . .:<J.O om m ' ·~ New . . . .,.. - .... ... - ·--- - _ ....... ··~- 4 ----------- ·--~~·----.l.oi ..1 r ~-= ~ •• r. • Policies . • ~ • ' :!!, . G.\LIJP()LIS - 'l1te Loeol Board ot EQ!catloo . - Salurdo1 that It ~:s.... ' ' ..- t;.- . ' • new polldes In ciO'Iormlnlog tho ellg!bUity ol chll..UI - . . . . asn- _-~J.k ~ I drflll for free or rec:ll~.price bmches .-rlheNatlona!School U..ch Proeram. Criteria for determining who lJ to reeelve tree lunches in- I- eludes children· from fam.Wes whose income Level qualifies Chern for Geoeral Wel!are Asllltance, or Aid for Dependert ~~ or referred to t h e ~· by local Government A&en<les. The following famUy size and monthly ineome are considered for the free lunebes: (Tatal parIns and children). 2, Income "' $200; 3. $225; 4. $250; 5. $275; 6. $300; 7. $325; 8. $350; 9. $37~; ., . McDADE HONORED - Ron McDade, paat presideat ot. Melgl COurt.)' Jaycees center receives the Past President's Award from Jim Mees, current Jaycees president, rishL Jam;s v. Bee, past president of the Ohio JJ,ycees, was pest speaker. F' I ··- ~ lENTS ( 10. $400. Pa,yment at elementary schoola will be made to the teacher. ~ lhe teacher and prindpol Jmow who receives the lwtches. In the high s.chOOl caJeter· HE~'g lf.IE-WORLP FAM006 HOCKE'( PJ.AI(ER ... AS ' I HE SKA1CS OVT ONTO THE ICE l'HE OPPOSIN6 60ALIE 8EGIM5 1'0 SHAta! WITI·I FEAR .•. :Ia, a caJh collection ls used plua weekly llmch tlcketo which U"8 issued to those desiring to pn-chase lunchea by the week, Pus tickets that are given to tb08e wbo are to get r r e e lullehe1 and, again, only the prindpoJ ba1 koowledp ot this. ~ 1111estioo concerning the _ . . , may be dlrectod to the et ''THE uaeocia.Uoa TERRO~ ,..oce~~ OF THE - - Tho otiDp •'.~ di'llulo. .ICE"! ~eboolldrnlniatrators. ,.,.,..,. ol ct.-1 hid Jte for accy. to - " wort. DIES IN COLLISlON HAMILTON, Oblo (UPD - A twu ear eomaton On Ohio 4 in Buller County Saturda7 claim' · . .-CEA ed 1lle llfo of Alfred Cornett; 30,RANGERS BLANK HAWKS NEW YORK (UP0 - GIVEN PLAQUES - Theodore T. Reed, Jr. and WWiarn Grueser were presented DlstJ~shed Service Awwds by the Meigs County JayceeSa Lett to rigl'lt are Ja.ycee Gene Riggs Mr Reed Mr Grueser and Jay<;ee Ralph Werry. • • • • VIc Had- field scored one gW ami assisted on .,..her and Ed Gi.a.comin regIstered his third shutouttopower the revitalized New York Rangers to a 3-G NatiOIIIl Hockey League victory over the Chicago Black Hawkl saturday, bed . ,;::.c,PamPer Yourself With theJnxueyBEAUTYREST by ~ COOD8UY ' queotlmi'W .. ta, snn n•• A• ~ ~~~~oceorse i'!IL care 1n ... • Injured ...... INSUIAMU it--·--loiDil at tbl Eaot 10, !CUid the uleamedSIO"- died to t b l ·. SmlthiiDld- - o l .. lned ACCEPTS EDUCATOR AWARD - WUitam HUj!lles, SWtbem Locol School Dlotrlct s....rl .... pia~. tenderrt, right. accepts hi Meigs CounQr JQ"eees ''Young EdL&eator Award" rr 001 Role y in behalf of recipient Larry Wolte, a S)ncuae Elementary teacher. r ourw Carrol K. Snowden Potll Cantrel Hotel Blclg. Second An. Ph. 4,Ua,290 He. . Ph. """4518 ,. eaton -- STATE FARM ..,.. OMoMalilloonlif11110n. lllincNI Urloii!Diat...· Awards Made by Jaycees ----lor ShorllJ-- Wel>oW', oald lit .... tbl otoblllnl. Two PomeTheodore T, Reed, pre.akleat roy businessmen. an elementary ~ The Fanners Bank & Sav· school teacher and Past Presl- ing.s ColnparQ', andWUllamGruedent Ron McDade were bOilOred by tile Meigs County Jtmior Cham- ser, Pomeroy Motor Company GALLIPOLIS - 1iD1 to a.torW.... i will haVe r.-1 l,eS ~ ;ID-_... ·""'..... lYHr, tM IIM:Aifl'l \ p<Gllblll ~ ' .... p. $9 • ~ ) n w -Oil' L'riiJ. '&acitJJ &II a t tvJil iUtiiMil 1WW ID-va 1114 11J. nt.hev · ~ · • , oald · ....__ ......tied ....... Forgery (]large · be.Hurt MAKING BIGGER 1969 PLANS FOR YOUR FARM? • come. Come talk to 111 right nowl BAN:K Gallipolis ~.. ' Arrest Made on ~~¥._ALLEY 1 .,,_, .... jtBOd lidDo!r ID)ar- I .- ' llled ...... Be .. bolllllltld . r )Ill. ber ot Commerce at a Boases• . manager • received DlsUnudlh.: Night Frida~' In tloe Riverboat ed Servlos Award placpes at tloe first amual event. Room ol Osear's. WiUiam Hu,bes, Soutltern Local School Dlolrlct superinlenden~ aocepled tho Outolandlng Young Educator's plapfor Larry (Uttle ~z) Wolfe. a llfrawse Elem~ teacher and Jim Meea, Ja,yCM~Ildeni,pre. sented Roo Md>ado wltb lhe Pelt Why .not? Think of how easily and economiCally you can finance them here where you have such a wide choice of personal, family, and farm loans! All are entrrely confidential, . promptly yours, at low bank cost .•. and farm loans are conveniently repayable out of expected in- but- oil tbl iltiiJI>bw .. at tbl . . .. Twil!,oi/u)l•i:ui. $.s·.· 9. ·'50 Matchin1 Foundatwli-ttlru $89:50 , ' ,, f , .; , ., ., , •toI , -". � 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. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource January 26, 1969 cain graham lawless reed rose roush rupe sponagle