http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/fdf35a7aaded98389d5a38f976f7d129.pdf 7dea018b47c731aa97da047e769496f5 PDF Text Text •• ~ 1111 1Dmb: s..... _,........... )l'tt o.. ~.,...., ,... ... ' ) .~ .., Shaky Peace Holds at Duke BJ United Pn•• LrUrratiOnll Tho toor &U dl10ipoted, poliCe huac 11D8Uily owr Duke University and the Univerait.)' of Wisconsin todaY- with National Guardsmen ready to mov~ back the WliJconsin campu5 a~¥~ onto standini: Guardsmen by at Duke. students holdiJW the untverai.. ~ of Chicago Administration Buildirc voted early today to leave "within 24 hoors. •• A Ieider ol the 16-da.Y demonstra.. lion reportedly called the sit-in a "failure."" and the students aOUKht to make their exit as "dramatic" as possible. Violence at the University of Wisconsin's rolling Madison eampus ThursdaY involved the first use of National Guardsmen on a Northern campus. At Duke, Durham, N.C., riot police used clubs and tear gas but had to retreal In the first major outbreak of violence at a souilKtn Dwnl~ Ia l!urront canqKu diiQI'ders. Otbor CIQ>DIO• At oe,her eunpuaes Ttur._,, dub-wieldiAI pollee arrested 30 per110111 in repeatud sweeps t~ cha~ng, screaming militari:s at the UnhersU;y of California's Berkeley cunpus; black students 'Violated an agreement aOO for the fourth day took over classes at Roosevelt Uni versit;y in (biea~ go;. 200 students began an an. . night si.f..in at Pennayhanla State University after Yipple Jerry Rubin made a speech and between 75 and 100 black and Puerto Rican students · held a City College of New York building for four hours. Riot police fought with more than a thousarxt Negro and white students on Duke's Gothic Quadrangle Thursday ln the South's first major student uprising, after a nine-bow" .-.a.. lnlurod. oc. . .tloo of tho Aojmhdetralhm Building by lillck ···. - n..w~a.~ School orllclala pw ' - 0111 Elijlloen poriiOill ,.... to· l'!i out alter WolliBI to ' " wbll tho blacb woal4 do. The black ordered c:omt• secretaries bUn th. recordJ While . - . . . . aedion of the h~ldl.rw · ard clllbo, pthond 0. tlio qullilnl>tho' boolldllll ID threatened to set school reeorda ~t!IJ willl !IIi black afin if their demalda weN AOt . mel or II Pollee mowcl ln. Tiley otulonllo. . Aneitho bOW'. the atmillll"' domanlod a apOdal black •-Ills .,. -Ide ed\Jc&UOIII p r o g r a m. without gndi~Wo a black - • • J)l'Oo gram, money for • Black Studenlo Union IIIII aa lllil to lrlldCII then lold tllo • Ne8r<>O• were . i~ IIIII woilld be oubject to ci'lmlllll ,.._.,.. lllloo If they did not loaw. thoJ :J Rulty Peters - Piano and Vocal AT HOTEL MARTIN WASIDNGTON ., 1"'--..1 Junior White on the bass ancl talented AI Windon on drums. Preunted Artists Corp. of America, - -· . - . Arllleita 8<ti.n With tho deodlioe tor the wtlhclnwal ol clllllldateo tor May prt. More DistriCts "Pretty kooky? No ... very COMFORT- ABLE! I can bank by mail right from my home or office-in bad weather or goodat any hour of any day or night, holidays included. Why don't you?" Write or ask us for free Banking-by-Mail forms NOW! POMEROY NATIONAL BANK POMEROY I Serving Mei1s COIIIty for over 96 years mwn. RUTLAND A FULL SERVICE !3ANK Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation All Accounts lnsu•ed Up To $15,000.00 I OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 5 TO 1 PM I denied owoershlp. .. II 1...- Oli oeboibl ~· Howeter, 1110 IIDird wu drOp- . pod from !lie r.ctloa. . 1be jury tor aror lllroe hours m 'IUeld&T, folloW· IDa toallmorV' 1D t11o caae, IIIII falllna Jo roach a daclolon 1>1 do- B w::.: a1nst Work Stoppage Drags OJ! . POINT PLEASANT Ita~ tllo rl&lR for the unloa's ropre- a reeesa becau&e two members ~the tdiool ccmmi-, _ , _ at the ftrat meetiDtl BeDtatites to di.ICUu waeeia and otber work- board were absent. These "ere Its president, • week """· made the following Ing ....UdCII1 willa tho boord of .-.cad.... Earl Keeter, and naenllor (Dr.) C. L.Broam, Satur<la.Y: ' Satur<la.y, 11. lout wu a wao!Od day by Ma&CIICoun· _k,..._.. 1111111 6 p.m., ~ 'ltlleboorbu driWI. · . llldCII IIIII tile · 1be ICbopl boord, .. DUioboll, Cln:UII Court Judie Jaiale• - · to bO wiUIDa to ........... tllo Iran..tee ~ .... lll,ltlng In ............ oil aaidi!P,. 0!'. lillY unlOil at 11011 • • ........ · ..,j lilt ...... by lite · - County' iloa!<l oc1Ioo1:~• u repro-qi[Jo IIIIJI01· Ill MleadCII for a.leii!Jionq !JUuociiDD a- '"• lit 41nle• !be boord will slve UJ IIIII" Pinot ocbool '1>11• driven' l'tfllaat m - - ol Ita ''ri&lrta" to eollbllsll ......... - .._ ....... boooa. 'l"h• r-at woo llled J1111. lni....UdCIIo. 2$ ....... lila ~ TriDalt Ulllon, 1be hearing SaflardoJ, 1!blch ....lll!od ... · iltfl- lll89, IIIII 81 drlvor!L all *I Willi 1nlormltloot .......... had proollcecl nothln!llv' 6 p.m. . ' ' 1be flllail- also IICIIIIIII tho end GillickTho boOni llda I!IOI'IIbll wu npnoent~ 1!bldl ~· liD1tlod by the IUIIoa oorl1' ed ' by AiloriloJ S, D. Util_,. IIIII lr.,t ·~a~~ week pt'OIMJi - <If • sort ~. 10 bave been made In llllllng ~.... <If 'il!iJrl~- 'l)to ~ ... ~ ~~~~rcli.-. . . roa.tool by Slalll~~~: IIOIIor, also of dbarleotm. • . ' . . ' ii .~ ~. midi! all lite IU......· the Bi Q:tll 1.11. ,!udp 'l'boiiQIIon. ordorDII - ........... to be -klaa unlOil - - • See the many new arrivals all over ~ cc.., Allor• the store, And don't forget our ' •"!.' - ursa. a.m., Dr. Brown at 11:30 a.m. ADd Ilion b'om I p.m. to 2 p.m. bmch woa KoofM arrived st ''The CWzena• conmii.Uee of Maaoo Cou&o V ha& consult.d wi'lit 'tbe law firm ~ Wea-i,Ji ver and ~ at Cbarlelton, and 10 hill• J boon advlaod to moko qpllcadCII to be .., tho asonda at tho non roauJar ochool board meeting on March lL" OIIJOYod. . Baek In open 0011lon at 2, the board Mil U. lawYera, ~ to a eonterenee rc:JOfl. For a dint. ,lt was a two - aided ~. the ~ was relorrlag, _...,ml.y, to 111o - - bolalg rocogniood at t h e Uli1cil J»eaple in one room, tho boori1 IIIII Ita 1n another. Aboot 5 p.m. tllo - · met In .., room. A clll&ena FrloioQ. nlgllt - tile ooeoad willaln 8 drew 175 !lOT· &CIIJ · Jnttrol"od 1n buo lllrlke IIIII aotlinll lila Ill ftlll op- board'a neat moellntl, w1t11 a J,laoe oo tho asonda <i lite moolllll to slate Ita tntoreat ln lllo·- k 'lb0. ed. :;:•:;:o:;:;:;:;:•:•:;&·==:-:•x•:o:;:;:•:•:;::~::m;;::;x;t. .._go. jtrlke bepn Jan. 21. School• have analntainOd oporadoo. but an Mtlmotool Sl dr!Yera or IODlO to In the Q'atem, have not beoe working lllelr runs. eratloit. . a.,~""" Bomb Threat Annual Drapery Sale on Jhe 2nd floor. ' • • • R. Miss Ford Country says: od. Blllbt.-lAid boado IIIII .B ·bm.fl.n · . ... . . . :..,!' ~ ' ' . given a iall o o - in " Friday is Hoax ' ' GALIJPOLIS - A bomb throat call waa recetved at Gallla Academy High Sehool · Friday morning, lite ftrat here althouRh several ~ve been neorded recertly In Point PIHI&ntand Middleport. SChool ol!lclalo told cltv pilice Chief .rom Taylor a .eall eame at 11:28 a.m., ::::::::·:::-:::::-::;:.:::;_;: :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-::-:::::-:-:::· advising that there wu a boanb In lite 1chool a,t to 10 otr. The Hllool was evac'"Pr-uated ImmediatelY. The caU armed juat _ . the bmch poriod had begilll. POMEROY - Mrs. Marie Smitb hu been Pl>llco and ftre · - nrouum made ordered to ·appear Ia the Circuit Court of a lllor<JuRh IINrch of lite bodldtng and toond Ma1011 County Monday to testify in a criminnothln!l. Claueo resumed ot 12:30, ol!l- al actim •ecordlng to an action dlecnn the clalo Nld. Meigs Couoty CommoD Ploal CourL In Maam Cooney )lvoolle oourt, Failure of Mro. Sml!lt to with the seven boys, moatly ot junior high age, were 00111'1 order wUI lood to of court each lined $100 IIIII placed on~ of. charpa aooordlng to an emry filed Friday Ia tor ....C.oatng having taken part ln throale the local Common Pleas COurt. made thoro. Other eooea are pending. . ( ' Ordered to ......,..,..,. in Court 1dlll ~· -~· willl the~ . F....., <lfU..Iietl#<lf . Try for roiOJi'o#l _ . . , - f.llo · · to iloclatli!ll • I) the building. Ohio BeU Tel~thone Ca. was alerted IIIII ready to trace 11oe seeond call when it wa1 made. '!be caUor told LeV- he wiiUd the money in ftves. tens alii twenties and would call apln '!bur~. Ohio Bell determined the '*! was ecmlng .. . Fnluta for Two- Year Hlldt .,,; ·· ~~;~::=~; ;~ !I' q .· "-.' ~tid .. Jeil to riRbt, ...Eicortii lkJberl Smltb. ' rr.., the tel011bone booth. A policeman was on another Uno with an Ohio Bell ofllclal ODd a<J1 tho loeatioo of the tel· ojlbone booth. Tho intormatloo was rel&Jed to two deteethes who made the arrest. Pollee said Hlcka told them he made the caUl at the iDstructlon of another mu whole ldonllty he woilld oot ro-. GALLJPOIJS - Cltj Doll.,. rO(Iortod no .. t..,rll< accldenla ~ ID the old Froncb ;,i Cll;J. Pollee have, m-vor, lnveotlptoci M .·~ ace~ In the ftrat t5 doyo of the year; _ d . F ' r. 1 :a· y . e ' I. •-11' ._t Fei!GWihlp ....,1£', ·- !1f)a,~•[Jockawith.ulllcteot. ~·•· Tractor . ..... lllllor lldvi!OIIIolil. -n.o~ . ,~~~ .... 0 hGider '"' : ; ; MINERSVILLE - Gerold Ruaooll Cqjor, Mlnersvillo Route I, has enll:atool iD tho V.S. Army tor two years. lie Is the 1011 <i lotf. IIIII lotfs. Late COpr, l'<laaoro¥,andadonled Pameroy Hlgll Schoal. Coort of Jodp Froak W. PQ!to< Fftclll. Fined Ama ll• Ma~ llldoe Routo 2, $10 IIIII oollla, OJII!rell , . _ , , license, and " an:1 COfita, detadi~ """":"'1; · no.td H.~. Raclm, apoedlrw, $10..,.. COAtli June1 Lewis Allen. W&lhiDitGil atatl1 $10 and eDita, loft ol e.-.; llarrall r. Knlsltt. exhaust. Gl... days SUII ileat'n front ~~P!IIIIiqn "''!xtra f'tei'IOth ..Coli eprlRQa '""'k~ Ute going~, . . ' TIJI!S. ~ 111-11-18 "' ' ,. IN i .~ , {. ) , ·INGELS • 'MIDDLEPORT ·.\·.. - ,.' '~ '• , I . ., ~.' \. "· ~ t' . f 'plaeed also """'"" to .PIJ ·- < I ( ll• y ear-(Jd Boy to ool•o:'.i. ' hela ·· a. jl•illllti.GD Jc1iP aanred clear dlaiOIIOOI FNii '••~=~= torviDe, $27.50, Qll11'41 0 · Panlml Rolnat. I, tz?,SG, Gordon Yl:PIM, V - , W. VL, IIJ)OOIIlnr. HURh T. llarrl!lltoo. VL, ~SO, IPBdh. David JL.· ---,:=: .ua Jamoo E. ~' ,·1· .. : \•"'.< ' . ' ,. ' _,.,_;..-,. .... p; 2 ~ Farfiltl.. - · _ , - They work like tr&~Cks and ride like cars. Two steeii-Beam a~ea (Toclmlcolor) MUb • TreYOrlk!ltirtl a Hunt!- Tf. VL, Jl'l.ll, ......... OD J. C<qdoa, l'vllarl1olrl. ' give Ford's e)lclilslve/ fwln,l• a ~ .., Jail ..ate- - Cllod. He - theca-. MEIGS TIIEATIE' 'A MATl'Eil OF INNOCENCE' PliO... ... r - - Edward "1"111!1r. ~ ...... I, charged with drlvi!WwNito ....... q.· ~·~ TONIGHT "' SAnJRDAY FEB. 14-15 ''THE SWIMMER'' (Tocbnlcolor) Burt Lancutor -Juice Rulo AND COOII, Reodav!Ue Route 1,, $5 IIIII coota, detocll• o>dlaust; Willie Colllno, P - 2, tl.O IIIII coots, ...., o[&D viololloa; llan7 K. Roush, Pomeroy, $5. IJd coat&. detectlw !JAii.LIIIOLIS - Thla It the "dD 111111 IIIOIIt ol uo, w!liJ••'illo In materlall al!orlld CUI ll'MIP AmosYilla, $10 IIIII 0\W yeUCM line; Joe D, Lawrence. P-.. roy Route 2,. .1 0 IIIII cotta, UDII&le fthlcllt; Earl H. Dean, Pomeroy lkJule S, atop olp viololloo, $10 and eostlo; Cllarloa F. PonG, M;"'"ed-un ....... r Breed :·:~~.~:=.::=: BY BOB HOEFLICH tvdil. ••H - !It~ . . .. ,~ we"' • to lllot ol ~ ¥ii1 to a ljll&l'ter Inch In west mol'- - if, ; •• The museum, as planned, will be constructed near the present count;v infirmary on Mulberry Heights. (Contlmoed fruD - ' 32 PAGES , Temperatures in Ohio Saturday thrOugh Wednesday will average near normal in north to below normal ln south with bighs averaging tn the mid to upper 30a and nowa in the low 20s. A UWe warmer over t h e weekend, then colder by midweek. Rain or snow west over tbe weekend and mow flurrl.ea east around mid-week, averagIng about a tenth Inch In eaat • . .~: FOUR SECTtpN~.··J· :<·.·~.VoL~'--. I_V_NO_ ·-.- 3 - - - - - - - --Pom~--~-MI~dd-~eport----------S:-:U-::N-::O::-"''":Y-:-.-:F::-fSR:=-U:-:A-:R:-:Y-::16,-:-.-:,::-069::: , :-.~------'----G.-111-'pil:••-._l'l "':fl;l .....:;;;.;-:&:n:;j 7;."" . '-"-----~P.::'R:::IC::-E-.,:-,E-N-C-EN-TS . ..'• OPEN BOTH ·FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9 1 ', ~ To .De Grf!alflr Miililk Oltio Valley Shop at Elberfelds In Pomeroy WASlnNGTON (UPO - T h e deparlmelll of Heallb, F4acadoo IIIII Welfare Thuradly cutofffoolenl llnanclal aid to throe more Southern school districts for failure to desegregate In oomplianco with tile 1!164 CIYU 1ilght8 Act. The order. wblch b«omes effective Mard1 16, was annaunced by HEW Secretary Robert H. Finch. It Included no provloloo ror funds to be retrlwed retroaedvely should tllo dlatrlcll de· i \-:< .. , •• - ,. Wltnoa.,a teadfYinltheoll= two o;y trial for P were( 'Ma"lll Moore, J r . , = ~~'~~I MeDollald Harold RldoooUr, r.~oy. D Morson and Mrs. liar- 6:25 p.m. returaed m court DD or • • ware Tlilr,_ lllOnlinl IIIII roaebod :::..,~ 18Stu Edwin Ill verdict_. dollberad!lllllr olbor two hOUri. DeBar. plalntlll wao . The orlllnal CCIIIIPIIlnt wu Counsel tor tile wiih allklnJ JadlpDeDI In tho . _ t Dale Greeno ol CbariD"""' of $(11,000 llat upc11 oareelllllll the hwnee POol, Inc. repre.- ~counsel the aumof$10 OOOn• aoatod by Carroll Cuto IIIII tllo • Cll>' of Point Ploaaaat by Ry aakocl ~lite trial. ::=, • -x·•···. ·t ·a· • Get Aid Banned IF YOU WILL NEED A HEALTH CARD this year, you can re- cldotodeoegregale. The dtatrlcta affected were: ceive a free skin test next Tuesday am Wednesday at the Meigs • Emmet SCbool Dlatrlet No. 13, · Junior High School i11. Pomeroy. · Ark., G r - CounEmmel, Hours ot the testing are 1 to 3 and 6 to 8 p.m. Those tested will try Scltool Dlllrlet No. 52 at have to report back later in the week to have tbelr teats reid. Nlnetyatx, S. C., and Cheater EDISON HOBSTETTER, PRESIDENT or the Meigs Coon~ Pion- County Board of EdueadCII at eer and Historical Society, was delighted with Thur&day's fund rais- Henderson, Tenn. ing efforts by Leo story and W. P, Lochacy, members of the soCiety's board of trustees. 1n a matter of two houra, Story aM Locbary contacted a half dozen people and rllllied S$,500 toWard coi!JtructiOll of tho prq\oo/l!i! Meigs museum. Edison telt the efforts and the results are indications that resi· dents do want to see the muaewn become a realit;y. The society needs approximately ftO,OOO on the planned museum construction which will total $115,000. There Is $45,000 ncm committed, not counting die $3,500 raised by Story and Lochary Thursday afternoon. · The two trustees hope to do more contact work in the near fu.. ture in an attempt to raise more Curds. Of coorse, the museum as now planned wlll have olftce quar· ters for two federal agencies. Rentals from these (Ja811ers will brlDg in an estimated $5,268 a year 'thereby making it posalble tor~ society to make loan payments on the Planned structure. However, the $70 1000 - or $66,500 now U.t Story and Lochary have made their first contact. - Ia too much or a balance for the society to comfortably borrow and that's why the effort to secure 1additional contributions - to keep any loan necessary to a mini· tho city <i Polot PIOUIIII . + Ng pr PLEASAN'f - Tho petit d - . Jury •ol Ma..., ~ Clr~t 'lb' ~at dlaprtod pOinl Ill Coort Tlilr., awarded thO tbe trial clovaiqlod 'lfer OWIHII'· pt•lnllff $4_333 33 Ill tile civil allljJ altho local pool. ol llariiiCIII, adThe loeal · Ktwanlo Club IIIII mr. ot tllo estate ol Earl liarmoo, docoaoed va. Jolm C, Ryor, CELEBRATES 84TH BIRTIUIAY ot ala. INDEPENDENCE, Mo. (UPO The aedoo .-mod from !be ..t' Mra. :Bess Truman, wife of dollll of 7-yoar~ Earl' liar· Cornier Presldonl Harry S. Tru· mon 1n Augull 1!166 It the local man. colebrotod her 84th birth· owlmm!Ds pool when a cinder c~ay 'qulelly Thuradly In the cou, block wall ln the . - . r room pie's big white houae on Del•· fell 011 tho )'Olth causing his were Slreel. A frlend ubi there were IIi¥~ . '· oral telopbone caul. 1WO MEIGS COUNTY SENIORS at Rio Grande College have been named to the deall's honor roll for the first temester. They are Jerry D. Davis, son or Mr. and Mrs. Max 0. Daria of Mld!lleport1 and John D. Usle,· son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Lisle. Syra~ cuse. Students must receive grades averaging 3.5 or better to be named to the roll. Davis and Lisle are doingstudentteachingcurrentlyln the Meigs Local School District. Davis is majoring in histor;y and Lisle, in elementary education. "Some girls like mink1 like banking by mail!" I HarmQ~- ]flry Finds for Plaintif;[ 1~S*; THE HARLEM ALL STARS - the famrus professiobal bltsketball team - will be at Eastern High School at 8 p.m. TUesday. 1be faculty will meet ·lhe All Stars and the public 18 tnvi_tecl to the contest . Ruby sings your fa~orite tunes at the piano accompanied by ever popular THE TAXPAYERS, It aeems, have* blaOr heart thln IIIIYCIIO .....,.CCOII. Not \,nJy did melllbero of e<groaaand OHIO DIRECTOR OF AGRICULTURE, John M. Stackhouse, his nothing but praise for the work of Frank H. J~naton in hla six years as secretary of the Meigs County Fair Board. In a letter directed here to the board, Stackhouse states that Johnston's records which have undergone inspection are "fiawless." FEBRUARY 17 THRU MARCH 1, NIGHTLY EXCEPT SUNDAY 9:30 TIL 2 A.M. : Cenei'OIIIy by ta;rpoyerupreada Out mary elections only hours IWI.Y, Wednesday, it appeared problble that Pomeroy will have botll a Democntic ancl Republican primary. The Meigs County Board of Electioos disclosed Wednesda)> af· ternoon that no withdrawals had been received. 111e deadline wu 4 p.m. today. The primary in Pomeroy will settle tbt issue betJteen seven Republicans seeking the nomination tor four seats on councU, and two Democrat women seeking the namiraUon as treasurer. OPENING MONDAY . �.,,. • • • 1 l • Poster R~cal}$ .Yourig Girl! Pe(Jt . . l . .• . ,1 Summer Swim Lessons Planned 'BY PAT HOOCK ' · RIO GRANDE - .& ilrl.J •• t ......a 18 . .ldMYOI'IIu~ BY WJLUAM S. WHITt o,ij'l!i&llt•llll...............,. W A51UNGTON - Hubert ' ·-::~~c-" ~· N.. Y., wai ~ :weJM• wtu. u laadonhlj> cl lhl llomoeratlc Wlol!!liby tradition ho ohcold havo mai!Ulned wiiiDit aerte~~a dllpute toratlluUwomoreyears,ta air- under heaV)' cbllloap - -"'>' from Sen. Edward II. Kollllody of Maoaacho>utts Pd more blandly from Sen. Edmundl Mu~~t. or~ '-fbo foniter VI...Preoldent, elearlJI>OI'- ~job tit~ II*~~~~ · .<l#rU 26; ·~m . .a.-~. Coio- 1101 lWilrl' 'LudliiioloD. nm ~ MiD( hor to ... aJ lliO a.onta'l' utile noorb.f·town -a..·-·-..,...w ... · ol~- celvlqr whllt 1 \lenerated hymn callJ the •• 111'" Lucllnltra'a~rlde .... jallt .. ~ iODd »>ri· loul ao 1'11111 Rev...... andUmeo as lang, liUioi7 hliil ol· LARRY D. clrdllw ......,, 11 llghtllw bock witll whotW>der ij,.; Gld ruloo of thepmewould hno been atrlldrwJi'premature prooouneemertl 11 to tda owa p1D,'JIOset for 1972. Spaak1Jw with 1 eanlor tllet Ia all the clre~~natances b itlelf without precedent, HUIDihny ia now presenti~ himself not as ''the titular leader c:J. the pany," the tndlUpdtl· dellptim for ·a man tn his poaltlon, but 11 "'the leader - pertod." 1bls Is only ~ riY of ..,...,., and lour yeoro ahead ol time, that he !IJ.\ly lnleRia to coates! f<Jr a second Prealdentlal nombatlon. forPial but tile DAR baa brou&l!t tile lltorJ•"' U. ''Female Paul BeVele" 1D cmCLE .........., _.,.in by fellur· lila: bor Cll .u.,.tr ....... pd;lle Circle Trains COI\'IDtmOratinll Ftlll:uar7 U ttAmerfcu mltory libd:h. n ' Mra, James'Ciark,Praocll COl· Pvt. &.:1 Larry D. Ch·elo, 1011 DDY DAR and Mra. Mal')' Lowla, o1 Mr. lllllil Mra. Dousla• Circle, curator ol tile lloritap Room • Raellle, enlored military ..... Davil Library, have made a cbplay at the Llbrar7. _... the lee laat Oetobor and completed baste tra1nJng at Ft. J•ck~«~, !b1>U Lucllngloa JIQIIar and a ol tile earbo !laS cloailo· s. c.,- In December. He Ia trala- l'tlllllca ed by George Walhln&lm a a_4 lng oow for the militarY pollee made by Betq Roal. The !laS at Ft. Gordon, Georlla. and w1U ,... ftrat carried at bailie IJW,Iate Feb. 28. Aller a two BemlngtoD. weeki leave he Ia to report for ol()I hill mldnlo!lll ride, 1'11111 ReBecaun or 11er baaudolla-rlclo ooe year rJ. active mtJ In Vietol vere wu eQUipped with a speedy 1m01m. Pow par10111 .....,_. .... able~ alllto nam. borH, a ·talent lor derrilll-do; COoii'Q' hove helrd "' ·lllolr ro,:ao ~ -mar·tlle .,_ He graduated !rom Soulhem he was- a ll1lll on a ndalklll: Ida bor. But In hor da.Y, bar llllhOr Local lll&h School Ill 1966. In from Aloun• OJJJ7 bad< 10 ale .... leal u boDored Ill hilllor)' - . . received a Colonel iJidln&tCIIIIIIIil.hlo .,_ September he entered tho Allied clor Hemlllm )ll'allilll be!' - · retumadtothelr!umiWbtre lnatllute of Technoio&Y Ill Chi- In legend and In ..,.g. Georp Waal>lniltoD ,.,.. IAJni-llalred, wldMyld !\YI>U, cago and was ·graG&ated there tll11 kepi ........ !IOU• Ill ......,..._ Ia lJI'actically .... ._... at the !amiiJ - · Oct. 6, 1967 as a joUmeymall For MP Duties HOLD OPEN HOUSE- A larp crowd was oo hand. Saturda)< af. temoon for the ·open house cerelnOidea ~ New Haven'• newly relocated public: library. Above, -s YOlunteer workers serve pun.eh Iiiii cookies to the guo IIIII and, at rl&lrt. Mrs. Ellwln stein, !load . 1ibnrlan. with New He· ven 11a1or cme of the many nft1clal euesta lftMill The new library Ioca-doo, In tile former Methodist Church bulldlnl. hwsea about S,OOO books. Members of a re~ OJII>Ointed Ubrary board, by cll;r c011ncU alter ~ over oporatlon ol I he fldlJI;J, .are Cbester Curry, ldeot; Lewis SUmner•, v 1 e e gnddent; IWda Smith. aeere.tary. troaourer 01111 R. G. Gr..,. OJIPOinted pna-: and Karl ~ a.. Thomas Grinstead, II aw..-.e. "' liiOj' 1967 he ~>e­ •I - GlueD llet, m., Wblle stUJ a1ten<11ag the Jnatllute. Prior to hla enllhe was employed at eaterplller. He hBs been hoD.>red as an expert - •' Spelk~ - caooail, s-t ~·· l!ut Rogers Quits Tops Activity PT, PLEASANT - The J&IIJ. ary actl.vl1iY report rA. the Mason Coull~ Hoaltll Department reloaoed Saturday, showed dental hyglono wao tile main topic of tile mmth with 23 school vislt:i made a n d 172 elementary students ~­ Clurch !ollil!olnc diaoer. Wllil<t cuoail, _..., "' lholocal Mae Rogera, ewboveraial head ol lhe Good -aekoepillg lnllltute, restaoed todlQr as a conllllt- ~ Goo, "Joic., .... duoed i1J ~ Wa*ll Gar· lado. Wllbur~d, J:II'OI(clool,·' pruldad. ladlaa.c l-Ciurdo ant to Prool- Nixon f<Jr con- aarvadlhl.._. CUIIIII'o ~ -otad ..... ._wa.'tt lo tloat oOdell' briiOII .ap Iii b<)yt lo lie .hoa111>Y ' to acreenecl tor dental problems, 49 being referred ror further examlnltloo. A total of 116 jmmunl.zadona were given; 54 persona attend· · ·=~~~~~r -~ -~~ .;:._._ ed ~..ray clinics, and 104 home vl~w•m......... J') , • the insUbl.te and to serve u Ida ' ASK 11l WED POMEROY - An application lor marrla&o baa been llled In Me1aS Probote court iiJ Flo,r4 Alan MlllhOIIe, 21, Belpre, collop otudeM, ani! VIctoria Lee Bui'I'OIIIbs, 10, TUppers Plalu, Emperor's Bones ' AuiiiOrllleo ~ bore ~4 IDle to hear tmm 1110'· ... kDowlng the - - ol the lfol,y Roman EmilerOr Friedrich Jli Who died almoat f I v e cenluries 8(10. Prot. Rudolf Baebleltner, 41.~ VIENNA (IJPD - at St. SleJihano rector of the ~se muiMllir, disclosed that Friedrich'• tomb re<ently was X-<IJOd lllllil .., trace ol hlo baou A aearch ihr<Ju&b eatloOdrat ar· eblves failed to reveal 0111' c1o1eo to tile - · o! tile IDI· "*' - 911'01"'oremalno. -1- ; .~· ·, ' • .: " llr. ' . Neotor Nareelloo oxamln· ed lour children for the Child Health ' DlsPlay Pii.dn8" fairs. Wllbilltol CciWIIJ. I· .. ll8ld consultant In conaumor af. CISf MEMBERS OF A ONE-ACT COMEDY, 4 'Tbree Oil& Bench''• arepletured with a.etr dl· rector, JD1e1 Brabham,. standlrw, speech ~ drama teaCher at Eastern High Se:hool. Gh'en by the IIJOedl 01111 dnmll class, the play wiU bo J>Nsented at 10 a, m. ¥<mdaY at Eastern lll&h School In Jlelp Coullf>' for the sillleDt body and the public and nn Tuesdo,y at Waterford Hlgb School ill ~ ··" Art $tudenta wm ·. ,.,..;, Preaidellt Nlxun'a rcq.telt to take a leave of absence from llaelf lo r0nnkllble; and he las uthlr 111eta ln tbl lolulkla'l - - tomb .... ......., o!Jic:lal• boea... of tile wide public raopoct he evoked Ill the Cll1ll)oiiD ollaat year. But the man rea11;r and polnl'ull1 Ill the middle here Ia JDIJl He has no public fonlm or eoundtrw: board &QYmon,thoulhtoNIUA he wW again taw one if lick Ia with b1m 1D hta objective of returnln& to the Se.te trom MJmesotlln 1970. More impor1ali:ly, belacu a shoplarl)' harsh 1_.-ty dUemma fran which all hla rivall are elorlouab' tree. The net or It Is that durl. blo 1968 eonrerenee with Jaretta ilutcher and I Jean llogoro helil- inl< tile nuraes. Dr. John Grubb and Dr. Richard Slack """""led 20 women In tho FamiiJ' Planning Clinic. Mal')' 4'nch and Sl1aron Brln· ker, health nuraea, presented procrama to the public regardIng health. Foodhalldlers were l!l•en to 70 .IJOOI)Ie. Fooclland· lers lllterested In -..me a ear4 for employmonl may now como to tha hoalth clopartment 011 Frldayl betWeen I and 3 J>.ID. . MEtGS THEATIE TONHlHT, MON. & TUES. FEB.. U, 11, 18 ••LADY IN CEMENT"" Frank Sinatra, Raquol Welch COLORCARTOONS: I Want MJ Mulnmy Tatkjoho<um Feud With Dudea Ill& Game Hewot Safety IQ \Viii be Explored ..... ovtrlool!l4 )lld'I'W ........ , lo .iao- Ill the two _.act p~ belli~...... - _ . . by tho spaodlml dnmll clan Jameo Brabl- at the Eastern Hlgb SchoOL Eaotem . - s WD1 vlow the prelllftlltlorul on MondoJ and the claao wiH ~· a field ll'll> jO Waterford. Hllb Sii!OOI In Willl\lllltOII County on Tueldly to preHnt the plays there. Dramt cast members are: Hlted. ~ to rW!t. Patrick Morri 11011, Ray Karr, Patty SeXIOili standing, left to rJabt, John FI')'Ar, John Gi'Ufltll, Bob Ritchie and Martin Ollbome. FIIDIOUI Oarinetist, 'Whiekey Tone' Dies CRASHI'D INTO TREE CINCINNATI (IJPD - A ona • eel......C)OHIIII! - 1t ~ ,. .t he w ·J. ·c.r.-..z.. ·-· Dies in Vietnam (Cmtlnoad from Plop I) who holds a poattim with Union catblde in South CbarleltOn. Other det11U1 were not availlhle concernirw his death. IJradd. who wu born Oct. 20, 1944, was well kDown in the bend uea IIV5 waa an out- ltandlna student while ltteblinS Wahama Hlch School. He was valedlctorlon ol his ll'adUitiJW eliBI ln 1962 lnllddlitlon to recetv1111 other acholaatlc hmors. He enlered the Englneerilla: School at West Virginia University at M~n tn the tall ot 1962, but later trauf~rredtoWest Vtrginia Tech at MD~Jtiomery, where he re-ceived his BS degree last year. He was mar- re- MIDDLEPORT - Miss Jacquellne An11a Hawley, 250 No. Third Avenue, Midllleport, has successlully corq,leted the tra!nln& Drosram lor medloal a&ststants at the Columbus, oonlorllfo .......... - - AltosJtla;;the:n ...,.n(-. c.;· r:; Last summer there wen clalll- One way of deciding to walk to reduce Ia the new cars. to P<ice - w- ...... ...... -. ....... T-vo piMO eelllor lllinll claneo to ba bold a t ant l'lllnt R.-t, p!OI, x.-o...,.....,.tlleNewJIOOI. ATTENTION BUSINESSMEN Ohio, campus ot career Acad- emy, world't largest paramedical schoolirw s)'stem. She was awarded her ell) aDd cere t111cate •t graduation ceremOft.. lea held Feb. 1. She ill the da\llhter ot Mr. alii Mrs. Jack ried Se!>t. 2, 1967. M. Hawley. Pfc. Dodd n.rst entered the army July 3, 1968 and took be.IIC training at Fort Bei'P nlr«, GL He took Advanced lnfantry Traintrw at Fort Gordon, Ga. He left this ctM'JtrY RIO GRANDE Foorteen December 2, tor Vietnam. graduate home economlsta ln the He waa aulgned to Company C, 2nd GalUa, Meigs, Jaekam County Battal.lon, 7th CaWilr,. area met at Rio GrazUe College Survlvore In addition to his "Ue and for their quarterly meeting re· parents Include: two sisters, Mrs. Robert cently, (Barbara) Hylton of CIJnp Springs, Md., and Mrt. W, A. Lewis, Rio Grande Miss Charlene Dodd, who i6 a student at and Mlaa Karen Beattie, Home Marshall University, a grandmother, Mrs. Eeooomics teacher at SouthwestFlorence Dodd of Portsmouth, Va. em High School, served aa hosFunenl arrangemerb will be announced. teasea for thfl meeting whtcll Recent Meeting 1968 Earnings aion proeram calls for the open- Up Reports area by more than 10 per cent. Plans include also for completion In 1969 the enlargement of 13 stores and maJor reoovation of nine. The first of the oompany•a free standing unit:J, now on the planning boards, D'l8Y open ing ot 30 new stores lo 1969, which will expand total selling Murphy Stores G. C. Murpby Co. announced Saturdl3 an improvement in net IF WE DID NOT CONTACT YOU, DON'T FEEL LEFT OUT AS WE WILL BE CALLING ON YOU SOON. OUR RESPONSE WAS SO GREAT THAT WE WERE UNABLE TO SEE EVERYONE THE PAST WEEK. started with a meal In the Rio Grande College Cafeteria. Following dinner, Mrs. Lewis presented several timely selec· tiuns (or the month of' February . The meeting was concluded with a tour 0( the Heritage Room in the College library. Mrs. Lew. BANKAMERICARD FIRST NATIONAL BANK Is served as a very gracious hostess for this part of the meetIng. Attending from Gallia County Gallipolis, Ohio "Serving This Area Since 1863" ~=-=~.:. John-. ~::i~~rl-5 '~AL:tiPOLIS Look what CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH CO. t"s up to now·. Weather sta-. tans. SHOW STARTS 7 P. II. _.. low--·· Av.....,. for 111e week lido raar - 19.2 clo· - · · Iaiii year 25.2 doTolal.,...clpllallonfor the weak .tldl 1aar - 0.53 lllcbeo; loot :year- 0.16lnoheo. Tolal preclpllatlon to olato thlll :rear - 4.01 lncboo, lui year - 1.119 lnehel. . ONE WEEK Ft.. 16-22 A-~....,W­ I;f- 88.40 laclooa. SUNDAY - SATUDAY GREAT! Deals on Many Options. . ll's happening now. Tho GREATi Solo of tho year. Fea· turing special oovlnga on opeclally equipped Fury, Belv-re, Berracuda and Vallanl models. Many of your lovo~lo op!lona are youno ot special oovinga, ao llllke H loday. When lhe Plymou!li Unbtatobln have 1 . .Ia II lon'ljOIII good, R'o .GREAT! READY CASH · ~ .u '"/l.•e• ywr oh... i• ..... the. voluntetr p.m. ., , · "·. ·~ . SEE TliE UNBEATABLES. THEY'VE GOT IT GREAT! ' tioa o •odoy, h will bo' y~ t4eot,_ ow'. , .,tk~-.t lor PltoM 99Z·Z156 . 'G ,, J ~ lj - t·. '' ' ,.. 1&37'EASHJU(AYE• CHRYSLER-PLY~OUTH ~(;IJ. GALLiPOLIS. OHIO PH. ~·I . ~-.. Ill tho Had miDirclaaooa.• hadflvo tora lui: ermr, . . Jt.. ...... ed !hat OIIIJ' - . , - era! times last year to conlltuS teaehlnjo IIIII Un. Reel Croll swtmmlnc clun•• 'lldl :rear · - Wllr The committee plana to e.QAilid lnatruc:tora wDl be *"'"eNe tD Its program this year. The - - dlocuaaed tile claases which wt.ll be giyen in Red Croos Water Safet;y and SmaU Craf! Safe!J' thlo lllJI'illg and summer. The elite• tor these class- JACQUEIJNE HAWLEY T\an ••••~:•d it•• i;ato IIIJlbiW ear acddonthertSalurda,yclllilll· od the II& ol Karen CumiDal1lm. arvoil' •• ~ ollhe De1t, ol IUburl>an Delhi Twp. llor .PJrtD!Onl' or Jleahll, . ¥4!CIIIian car left a ~~trat !ll)d crubedinto lllllil wtllare; illltl :~ 'dfilola ~· ~ .P. ~ra.... tbe . WANT AD - 118, Who ~ An-· 1111o -'.. auc:eeuM.b complete quired COI'HS. win • CommoD .PIMI .lu4P ~... nee lit standard bearer. CLEAN SlEEP Dead Cerald' J. lllariiM • aut.horttf tO lsaue certtneotaa locall;f to ell .,.....,s - ...,z, ,, .. . llkl I ·Celebrezze cllad priclay' . and ...... moetlllg !loltl, baa otated Ito _. ol the year .....-IIIIi the homo factlltlea are avlilllble kr Red ol Mrl. Wiley, Water Croas swlmrnin& lfiiiMIH -t h I • Sofocy Chalrmon, yeu. GqUott1 has beMI YtrJ oo. • wu - e e d that the Mo- operative with the Red Crw~a 1111 ~ Red Cron Water water aalety eoaunittee, t h e Sofecy, Small Craft and First group was told. The resort J)OOl wu u1811l 181'· Aid committees have been liv- It ~ ... Judge of STABBED TO DEATH YOUNGSTOWN, Oblo (UPD Hem¥ Wri&lt. 3~. younp~own, Oeveland is .... to death Solunlay. His body ,..s f<amd m a oldeCLEVI!LA)ro (UPD - MUo walk on tho lower ealt aide. wiU bo bold lolmdlq II) Olm' i>abi lor biOit -r •• taUihf. ia. bo---The Plea,... I'Uiat Re-m, ed btelmten. Julll]t '§I,... _ , . . . , up~ lie. the...._...,. of AIGooi- eo will were Aviee Frecker, Aldetll Rob· earnlnp for 1968 to $1.96 per this year. GALLIPOLIS- .,What ts Your A 10 per cent sales increase inson, Dawn Walker, Mrs. Lew· share. The 1968 reJUits Include satety IQ?" - 'Ibat'a a Cflll· a per ahare provision for Fed· in Jamary Ia an encouraging ls, Jean Curtis, Nancy Evans. tim Ohio women are anSW&ring en! &u1ax ol 19 eento and of 4 start for improved profit results Jan Burleson, Karen Beattie and as they attend district safet;y cents for the loss on the 10 un- In 1969, the company said• Pat Glaas. meetlnga thit month. profitable Terry Farris stores ,--..------------- ---------=--~:----:;------~----------------..-~ Ten district meetings will be held to prepare theae women 801 Items, net leaders to teacb a almtlar les8011 Ill GoUla Coullf>' Exlenolm Hdlne!Dake;ra coanen lllllil tholr local ~luba cluing March, re· ports Mlaa Vlvllln II· $23,392,000,or7perceat,toa .... hlllll ol $355,699,000 with alatont Exlenalon leader, 512 stores In opera.Uon at the Tho Ohio State UniYaral~. end ol both this and 1lle prevl· The meeting for thia area wtll 0111 year. Sixteen new ltorea be held 1n Jackaon 011 WeCbea- were opened, 12 In the last (Jiaru,., February 19, at the Chrlo· ter of the year, and eb: cloaed, 1lan Ciwlrch In Jaekaon, bei!ln· lllcludlno two clo-od by lire. nlng at 9:30 a.m. Current a~lerated expanThe meetlnga wiH bllhllaht 111f'ormaUon on def'enllve drtvfne and treeway drlring. AMtllerpart ol the meotlnp deals wltll lire warnlni ayotem.l Ill the home GALLIPOLIS - T e m per· and wiU atreaslhe lonportaacaol atures, preelpitaUon and weather such ayltema and how to teach ecndUioa for each 24 hours u roeorded by Pole McCormick, the le&IOIIS, Falrflald Weather 11118 Johnston and - - Ds,y Hlgb Low Pree. opedallota, Roger MJllar, Extenaloo qrlcultunl ..,....,., .. - •• ' • 51 35 family houslnr, and W. E. Slu<k· Mmclay .••••.• 52 30 .12 e,, leader, llfltY and emeraen; Tuoaclay . . • • " 44 18 cy preparedness, wW conduct Wemoaclay • . •.. ~ 30 Ute meetfngs. Thuraclay . . . . .• 46. 25 .34 :r 100 aro lnteroaled Ill at- Friday • • .. .... 41 34 .07 tencllaa, tOIItad Pat Glasa, Gal- Saturdl,y . • • • • • • 38 34 A•erece hlllo 1emperature for lla Cclultzy Exlenalon - · the week thll year - 38.2 clo· Home EonMimleo at 448-46U Exlalaloo ' 32 by Tooaclay, Feb- 111'001, laat year - 5(),2 deruary 18,. 196t for lllrlloer ..... by ai.Jho .tln!o Dill lhe - - Friedrich died In 103, aomo 2G ..... balore hill Juao, ornate 111e Dutch aculplor .Nlklal Garburt VIOl~ ErPetU liOir 1111110<1 1h a t - Coounlllee...... mer .Plaa• Ito flrllt it to n.ley'a oftl:ce torphotop11phieproofofa ll>irlt ol rounl011 - ml with ......,..... limited to pnlaa for DaieJ' o JIIO¥Onlcy. So liar 10 JO(Id; but now tbe lett wtrw wtU react in nollnt dta.Plftaaure. 11ds, thea.ltthemaaiUI"eof'HIDJJIIhnT's burdln. For circumstaoees - tbe moat tJn.. ,porlant 0110 bel. lnltloled EIIK - ore de..,. •• to him oven that · - !Joodohlj> whicb b.)' all the cid nd.e• he bid terned •• ita Thb l1 bOth h8ld;y stuff and a most risky PresJdert1al raee he was 10 desperate to IJI)rotch, b)' the old ruJea. But the point 11 placate and reclaim the Far Left of hia par. thlt the old rules are &OM· Never before in cy thlt he llieDited much of lU mqdentely political _history has so unhldden a &truggle Hbenl and centrist Con:et. As the race tor 10 distant aprlzebeenopened~ 110 earb'. we!W on, he markedl)' softened up 011 the VIetr-_'MW Kennedy people ue operational at- nam 'fV, and beyond doubt alao ahoOk tc- Its reldJ, ror all practical purpose a; even now old pros generally by more or less ._cklng the slogan "EMK for '72" is turning .., In out on his initial defense of the conduct of more places than on bumper stickers. Ani a Mayor Richard Daley of Chicqo Ia lhe 1968 Gall'~) Poll plalnly ahowa the drift of events. Democratic NatiOilll Conwrtton of unhapPf Among rank-aJJd..llle, or ~<regular," Demo- memory• cratt, Gallup finds Kennedy leading HumphWhatever shortcomings lillY properly rey by 2 to 1 as tlle man who should 11 take be charged to Daley's handling of the sick over" direction or parcy plans and politics. and unexunplecl violence brought to Chlcaao Humphrey, in a word, has moved out, by the hippies arxl Ytwle&, the central and wjth none of the custcmacy coyness or dl&- undeniable truth remains thlt he was at all clatmers .at :further Presldentialaspil'lltioos, events moet of protectl~ tile tnteresta of simply becauae he must. The heat from the the man the convention was going to nomi~r Kemedy movement. which began in January ate - Hubert H. HUIJ:I)hrey. That Daley was with hia elew.t:Jm to asstatant Democratic not amuaed by Humphrey's turnabout on the leader the Serate. has become too hlgfl to Chicago Issue Ia am has been highly un.. Dental Hygiene a ..................... tile taple, •110,. !lc.,• -~· "' a. ~ Jlo. tan aou·~ ..-~IW tile , . . earlier this week, l8tt1Dg ott a conlllct of lntenu.t oortt.J1Werll)' when she aaid she ~ c:ontlnue to a oalarv from ,....,. - nwa, one now aeea HIIII:IJhNJ"PUinca vt .... or MIDDLEP<IBT- Tum for.- IIQj' sumer affairs. lile was namecl . ToRot.uyQ~ rllleman. WASIIING'I'ON (IJPI) - 1pn, 01 once It o:culd havo been. . Mar ..... Tad Kemed1 tile Gilly threat. S.•tor Mukte, H~'• mite In tile late CIJIIIIIicn qalnot R I Nlxoo, la hllii.Mlf ac:tlve, lf le11 urpntb' eo, aDd dole nOt ~lUnd for a momtnt to be ecMfi. ed .... Mlotakonly ... not, he -~ ""' to ll')' fer the laadorohll> JIOII which oveeluiiiJ...,. to Kenooed1· SdU, whUa he lo IIIYlnc far lt_ao luc:k witll p...UCI~ ._..... tllaD II K01101d:Jo, an ' can employment aa ID asaoclate joUmeymall at Catarlllller, Jc>. woea. B.. H-brey'o MASON - The C...... t1 Red Cross, Water Sa f e t 1 . �• - , . . . . , TIJnu - Sonl!!!!!!_ Wedding Plans Completed by Robbin Evans Thotsdqy Club R$¥iew Given ,, ~Mrs. Davis .. tile brldo Will ...... 11'011 of hoaor, - . E...._ Brldellllllkll wl1! .. ~ - Stan11)' L. Evaaa:,U,.JUlhdlli,Jilch.; Milt lflri-IAilda ~In, Jlill 1!rookO p.mborlsllii of Bevor11 P~Jmo, -.., J11l) Miss Jud,y Wakuwn. Mas a. Tho blot man will be WUilam Prescott Wolcott of Hamilton, lfasL, ud uabers wiU be Stan.. ley L. E""l D, Robert stephe~ Evans, Douglaa A. Kayaer &lid Tn Ladolo or ~- \'. Y., and ~ Mimi. The Rev. Paul S. Bauclers and Dr. Rober! Maooman will olllclate. The grac101.18 cuatom ot opea <hurch will " obaenocl. A roeeplion will be held at the Lola.Y· otte Hotellrnmedlalab followlne the ceremony. [HOSPITAL NEWS VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL William Zirkle, Hartford; Lincoln Rusaell, Pomeroy; Ra,mlond Jewel, Pcmeroy. DISOlARGED - Randoll eU, Helen Jewrey. ADMITTED - Cub members enjoyed oeelng 111e 11WU' booutlful art obje<t& . =.,wi::.::~:'!:":C:: Lusk-Zimpher Wedding Vows Read oral Bulb by wtotandlng rnlll- Offic~rs Retained by Northup Society · NORTHUP - The Nortlnlp Mlsllm.ey Socle\Y lpenl Ill after· workln&: on qulltl recently at a moodnc bold at the home ol Mra. c:oante Saundera. Twelve IDIIIlbttrl and guests were eallod tD order by Presl- Mrs. DDCIII Walter Elliott. 'llte openiDI lORI Dl ,.BieaHd AIIUl'aftCfl." Scripture from Jolm wao read by Faye Rooe. Prqer waa led by Mr1. Janet ........ Rel.d1np were given by Mrs. F.,e BOn, Mrs. Dent !lleeta, Nr1. llru<O Vnroo, Mrs. Albert TbtftDI!', Mrs. Grover9Mlemakor, Mrs. .illla Hammon. Mrs. Ccmle Saundera, Mra. Ear1 Cre- . and !ln. Gertie Neal. Mlnutel were read b7 M r s. Bru<O llnroe. Tho current ofll. cen wen elected to aerve an- ;rear. They ore Mro. Waltor EWatt, presl~ Mlu - ale Nibert. vlce.trealderti Yn. Bruce Unroe, Meretary, a n d MrL F17e Role, treasurer. !llos Bonnie Nibert and MrL a.Itler Roae will aerve on the n-COIIIIIIItiM. with Tbo was dlomloiiOd 1lle Lord'• Prayer and wUI meet opll! at the home ol Mro, Dent -· GALLIPOLIS - Grace United Methodist cturch was tile sett1.ng Saturday for the marriage of Miss Nancy Elizabeth LAlsk and William Craig Zlmpher, The Rev. Hughey L, Jones of Eastvtew Methodi8t Church, Whitehall, and tile Rev. Paul Bau· ders officiated. Parents of the couple are Mr. aod Mrs. Aven D. Lusk, Lower River Road, and 11,r. and Mra, WUIIam Zlrnpher o1 ~Ohio. , .. -iloi!IMI fleomiiiChanuteAFB, IIIIDola. llurot lo an lnsldo plant qued with seed pearls and cryslala. 11or Juliet bonnet, wltll an elbow length veil, was accented with pearls. S'le carried a tradlllonal nosegay bou<llel ol pink and white roses with heather and baby's breath. The bride's sister, Mrs. Gerald Jorgenson. ot New York was matrOD ot hooor. The bridesmaida were Miss AM D a r n~ brough ol Columbus, Mi~a Ellen Martin or Weot Lafayette, Ind., and bridesmatron was Mrs. Keith Meske of Columbus. The attendants wore Wsty roJetloor-length gown, of moire'-taffeta witharuf- Propagation Methods Topic For Program RIO GRANDE - Mrs. James L. Clark gaw the program lor tile RioGrardeGardenOubmeetlng Thursday eveni~ at the home of Mrs, Finley Ri<hardo. Mrs. S. E. Jenkins was assistant hoa- tess. Mrs. clark's program theme w a s, "The Pr~tlm ot Plants." Prop811tlm methods were Uluatrated by an exhibit ahowlne Iayerlag, cuttlnes and Mrs. Clark baaed herproeram on material she received when she atterded the state Hortlcultural Conference ot thl Ohio M- soclatlon or Garden Cld>s. Mrs. Da111 Wickline played a tape recording of a radio propom which had boon arranged by members of the club. Mrs. Grace El11oon had Chol'll" of the recreatloo period. ipleiallat. He t• marrUd to tbl fOrmer Cheeyl Hand, IDd the' haVe I 8011, Scott, qe by II',. read a prayer by Washington. te~tpc._ The opent~ thought was given !lro. Florin WUilamo. She used a poem about IJncoln and Jobs In Business DIPLOMA COURSES BUS. ADMIHISTRA TIOi• & · ACCDUMTIHG Wrlto, VIsit, 0< Coli 446-4367 For Cvtalo1 and IRformatlon ,. ·lllll,.tls •s1HSS eon... J.lliioat Street Golllpollo ' .' ". .. t I' chose a powder blue aUk shantung costume withrhtnestonebuttons accenting the coat. Her ac- cessories were also powder blue. A reception was held at t h e church. Friends or tile bride who assisted were Mrs. Richard MacKei 'Zie, Mrs. Reginald Jaekson_ Mrs. Gary Caldwell, and M i S s I Girl Scout Conference Planned at Burr Oak Merr1 - Oilier-.. . . . gent, Martha Rose. Holzer Medical Center, First Ave., Galltpolla. Visiting hours 2-1 and 7-8 p.m. Par- only on Pediatrics Ward. Admiulons Publication ot admission is suspended uri11 further notice. 1llrlhl Mro. Rlcharcl Ellloll, HI. 2 BidWell, dl.upter, 4145 Llll. Fridar. .Mro., LarrJ l1oti, HI. ~Gti­ U»ollt, 4rH...Lm. .Frlda7; Mro. J11110a II. Gordoa, GoWIPD. polls, twiDI, dl\llhter, 11:34 L m., daughter, 11:37 Lm. Frt~ Mra. Jackie E. Beaver, Rt. 1 GalllpoUa, daughter, 8:50 p. clay; m. COLUMBUS - Benlor G I r I paychoiOSY Iince 1967. The girl &oou - 133 ll'1lm Sool or Ohio plamers of the conlerence, who Glr I Scoot Counell - and 29 interviewed several speakers and from nine other G1rl Scout cwn- previewed three ruma borrowed cill throughout Otdo, are attend- from the Catholic Youth Center ing a cODference on PEOPLE at during tile plonnlng otago, decidBurr Oek State Lodpneor Gloos- ed to aak Mr. Slort tD be tllelr ter tbe weekend or February 15 keynote speaker lor tile - r e and IB.'Ibeywlllll1118nandleltm, conference group on Sa~ diSCUII and evsluate- and just morning. plain have lun In the heatad pool Other speclw.lllt - eonaultantt or on tbe alope1 outdde. Twelve have boon Invited to lead I h e Girl Scoot adult. will aloo be smaller diacusaion groups plan. there. Ded for the afternoon - utd llkePlamed during tile lui few 11 to take place (unplamed) rar months by Seal of OhJo Senior Into the ni.gl't., as well. Aim or tbese CORIUlt&M:a la to Planning Boards, lhe program will leature as ke)'DOie apeak- glve the atria real answers er, James J. Slort, Sehool Pq- facta, rather than namM' or chologlot lor tile llocldna..W....- · guea.-11, to eonsldor In formPerry 9.1~1ementary Mlcatbl- ulstJng their cnm cllolce and valal Center, (HAPSEC), at Lopn, ues. Tlllo b ID l'OIP'"',. to 1ilo Ohio. Title of his talk 1.. •'The glrla' wllhoa, u tnlllo4 b)' ,.. Ps;ychology ot AdoleHence, A COJIIDIODI•rlnl tlteplamln&perPolntolView." Hewlllal10lhlnr lod: "I reall7 Willi t o - a1>out a movie, "7he Go - dope. Ia II 11 bod u people Ill? Round. • ''The ~ a! t h lo Pep lllllo, d1ot pllla~ Some _. fUm," Mr. ~ Mid, •'!a to plo ._, 11111rlbuaal II aol harmprovide a vehicle tor dlaeualion ful ••• ?'' that wlll lead to au Wldlntand...SID plaming: ucan't .. aave IOIDtl 1n,g olthe oonsiderltlonJ and responJibWtles lnvo!Yeclln .)'OUth's time lor juot plain lun'l" tTbo1 cholceo and declalona roprdlng haVe done 10.) "Lar• DDt ban sucky fOOdl" ('lbOJ -.'t. AIPleX.., Mr.. Short, who waa awarded tlzlng 1I\81IUI wltlliD tlwlr bud• B. A. degree !rOd1 Ohio tile pt - •12.$0 JOr &lrl - bavo Unlverelt;r and a M. Sc. ~ been carafU1b' worked out wltb !rom Oblo Unlvor~. beia B. w. NoelOJ, Manapr or Burr working In tile tltld or . _ , Oak.) The &lrla' pima for !lmday · mol'lllnl toeu1 uauadatolkmaaa tile)' have worked out. after wldch tile)' wW leave lor their borneo. Frldl,yj Mrs. Gen1d Slqlson, Racine, dauafrter, 1:42 LID. Saturday. Discharges Albert R. canter, Cheoter E. C&rclwel~ L. Carter, Mrs. Bobby L. Clary, Mark W. Cook, Georglama Danko, Mrs. Fred Facemire, Mrs. L. Ruth Flowers, Mrs. Jacob A Garri· son. John W. GWlland, Mrs. Goldie E. Gothard, Mrs. John T. Grueaer, Teresa L. Hall, Mra. Stephen W. Hamrick, AprU D• Hughes, Henl')' G. Kisor, Rulh A. Krodel, Mrs. Glem MeCall, MrL Horace McElhinQy, Mrs. Rebecca Morpn, Corl C. lolyera, Andre" R. Phlllipa, Mrl. Ina RUe, RaMaU stsman, WUiialh H. Smith, Jorey A. ~ndllll!l. David J. 'I111ler, Charles T. Welte, Loren V. Walle, Mra. De1ilah llo11V81' canter, Harry W. Sid, lllarcla L. llolvld II. Smith, Mro. Kom101h S. -nand lnlaDt ...., Mro. Jerry L. Cllno and 1n1an1 son. Mro. lll1l1 A. Crawlord and bdMt dau&llter, llro. Robert A. Moupllf and 1-doui!lltor. !lro. Garold Pronna and bdMtdoup.. U.r, Mro. W, Phillip Slddlnoro 111111 IDiaal diQahter, Mra. wu. llalh K. Whl~ and bdMt doup.. J...._ llrla•. 1200 Persofiil i-e penont choked tD death lui year on foreign objecta lodsillll In t h t I r thrc.ts, the Amerh:an RldCrou said toda.Y; warnlne IIIli omol1 children and wearen olcltnturea are especially pronl to tllla kind ot ratat ac~kknaa. some 100 or the v1ctim1 were under s yean oe,.....ssoowere over 45, John T. OO.U, r..ttern Area director of Rod crooo s.r. ty Prosrams said, ldd1ne tllet many ot the hatter were rnen and women who wore deiturtl. ~ Mrs. 0, K. Suiter waa the guest .apeaker for February meedne or the English Club. Sae gave an il&resdngand Informative program oo "Lite and Culture in GhaM, Africa.'' Mrs. Suiter ahOIIt'ed a m.t.P of Africa which she hid made, show· GALLIPOLIS- Dr. Jamoo T. preoldert or CeclarvUle Colleao, and tile Guordamano ~ alao from the Jeremiah, collep, will be tllelpeCialsuoots at tile Fir Ill Baptl&t Church, Third Avenue and Locu.st Streets, Galllpoill, at toda)l"a 1II01'IIlnl servtc:eJ. At tile Bible School hour, 9:15 a.m., there will be a combtned lilblo ochoolln the maiD audItorium at the ciJlrch at wldch time tho quartet will sing opeclsl iO'mn ....-menu and Dr. Jerernllib will - " ' The loWor lfi'O 'Chlllren will meet lor tbl llrll part of tile and ·will be dlamloiiOd to tllelr ro- 1101'111 or t1te Equator. a laVOI'ite Valelltlne verae. Mra. Jennie Elliott reported .. tho Ghana ia 2,900 feet allow level She showed m.at1J sUdea cordition of her stller who was hoapltalized due to an auto acand eJq>lalned 11cll ooe. cldenl. A letter !rom Mrl. R1th Mr. and Mn. Jack Waush, Mullineaux, now in Florida, waa (the former Jennie May Suiter) and lamlly are ..,. of about 100 reed te lhe grOI{). Roporta ol ahuc-lns were pvlamUlea llvlne In Ghana, bullden and cards were alaned to be Ine a new alumlman plant, and sent to Mils CArrie Pl'IIIIUiliJ' teaching the ~m.tives how to run and Mloo Ethel- Y...,.. I~ Mrs. Durose nrwd retreshoo Hoatesa for the meet1rw was menta In keepiOIIWitll VlleiiiiDo'l Mra. Albert Duroao. Member& Doy. re_.ted tD roll call by giving 1ae Gbanl, Miscellaneous Shower Given for Miss Vanco GALLIPOLIS- A rnlaceUane- ry Jlurot, Mro. Joael lli11llsiiMI, wu recently Mra. Donald Love, Mn. Garnet idveD In boaor o1 MIIB SanoiY Russel~ Betzy Ruaoell, II r a. Vanco, GaiUpnlta, bride ~elect JJm Merry, MrL Bill W.Ua, ot Paul Smith, Mlddloport. Tbo Mrs. Pauline Bulb, Mrl. CIID.-er woo liven by Mra. Bill ton Tt,ylor, Mro. Seber)' I Soorla, Merry and Mra. a.ar111 Vonco · Mro. Tory BJera, Mill Linda .....,. -__ at the home of Mrs. Cbarlel ca....,., Mrs...u - o c a aey, OUJ bridal shower Vanco,lloclney. . IIIII ~ - s.,.aa. "Mu. r,.. A color • - or Pink. red wama Grymea, Nro. 11. c. 1Mand wldto woo carrlod out lD tile Dudol, Nro. ¥117 Noa1h and Valentine-· Glftawereplac- Mra, Helou BNrnllold. od araua4 a ahower opriddlng opectlve deparlmonto. can trimmed wlill llonrL PIDk At tlte IO,SO IDDI'IliDr wwohlp and wldte otroamera and rod aervlc:o the team from Ceclarhoarta 1r0ro draped above t1te >1fle will pre- a IPOcbiPI'C>gltta. 11'1111 In """' and word and Dr. GaaMa ware p1a.ye4 and prizes Jorernlah will bring the meowen woo b7 M&rp.nt Blazer, ·'111e group will not bepreaVanco, Molly Pl,ymola, Jowell eat for tile onnlng aervlce. AI 111e 7:30 p.m. oervlco pea- 1lomul Lavander and Gracollurat. PI'. PLEASANT - aw tor Joaeph c. Chapman will - - 'l11e door prize waa 1100 byBIMIforcernont olllcera from t b I a nlo Smlill. time ID tile oerloo In Genello .., orea who were . . _ lbi 68 olRerrelhmeata or ....,, pmch, tbl ....loot, "What " - " " ' In 'l11e D~a 01 Nooh, Abraham, auts 111111 mlnta were torYed tD flcen attenctlna the drat Nallaa. ot a certificate _ . . , ID 101the aueata. 111111 Lol'l" 'lbe aueot . , _ apeNd and man rellllms f'or PJI!coolllcbla A frlel1<l1y weleome II - •""-led&od IIIII from 1ilo foi- 101 Feb, 5 at Wut Vlrllnla lloto od tD oveeyme. Iowllii auoata: Nra. <»m Rob- Collep 1D om. .... from u.,.. !Ia-. CCIImi;y 1hutees ln-. Mrl. Mlu Beclo' Lucu, Nra. Joilt COIIUIIUifllea. Dlaw- .. __,artiUIIIIIIONibert, Mro. !farprel lllazor, Favored in Ruling !lrl, A1l4f VIDCO, Nra. Laoter U<O atllludoo tDward llllaortl;T PlyDi8Jo, caiol I'IJmalo, llrL .. - I i i ' 11'01111 atll-· COLUMBUs - Tolmlhli> trustDward tile polleo, @Ill tile cM1 Smlill, Mu. Graeollurll, tees -.y create a flre district Nra. a.arleo IIUilell,. !Ira, 111- rlaldoo ot lhe Plbllc. and IDclude munlcljoal c Attondlaa wen Cbltil Rlchml aan vanco, Mra. Chari•• Vaneo, tica wltllln tile llmlto of tile clloc. o~. llluaii; Troy Ji. lire. DIU Merry, tbl bride trlot, Altorooy Genaral Paul W. Doaald F. · eltct'l - · ¥ra. Jao VIDCO ltidrman. a...... ruled Frldl,y. Oldlnpr. adef, andl Patrolma Ia an opinion •-•tad b)' Ad- and tile - - • altct'a Thomas T, Por-t, oiNew He.. amo CGw1ly Praoocutor Elmer molller, Mrs. Llneol11 Smllh. s..tlae IIIII were: Nra. Hor- VIII. Spencer, Browa Aid the trq.. 1e01 DIAl' aloo cornbl• wltll vll- Attend Program on Human Relations l.qe councils to buy necesl&l')' fire oqulpmeat and pa01 a levy for tile purchoao a! lira oqu!p. mont. Mrs. Qagene Gl01s re&»rts 175 dopood trees have been sold 110 far. - She Aid, ult'• human nature to put off 110methl.ng till the Iaiit m1llate ElDd I doa't want anyone to mila out U he wante to order." "WilEN YOUR Fm$1' SERGEANT aoko you to do 110111etlllng, you do it!' Thla was SIL Jim Sddmore'a explanation of an unusual task he and a budllf wen to perform while an leave rrom Korea. Sdd~ more and hJ,s traveling OOID,IIIIaion, A..l Rlcbard. Freeman, ot. Col\UIIbU.s, were to deUver an oil portnlt to the sergeant's wife In ColurnbUI. Tbo onJr catch wao the po1Dt1ng "'' 31', feet by 3 - ~· . . ' - '~ , .~ .... . . . r .... , ;, ' Aft laioreotfllg lldolll!ltt to lholr itory W'aa that tbe:Y.le!t Kun,AD, Korea at 10:30 a.m. 101 Fob. 5 and arriVed In Columbus 011 Feb. 5 at 11 p.m. - • that for maldng time I Sci- !ld4more II a member o1 the 12181 Tact. &Jtadroa, actlv - ulo tile Pueblo IDcldent. SPECIAL NOTE FOR THREE BOYS OF Soulllweotorn lli8h School: Yoo ora iDIIlwaWIIII. I doD'I tldak you are follow411~-r \)'pea. Of aboot' IS )'0111!1! mea, ,.... were tile on1r ones who wont a dureroat way. 'l11e 11011-.rnllll are Charlie WWiamo, Keltll Corter and Rua(y Hutehlnl1. ovoalnc. Nr•. Jamoa A. Beverb' prelldmt, cll-.oed wltll tile UIUal buolnll• ,POrlloD of t h • --and~-b~· - - "' tiro ..en~ae. 111'. Dwla!lt c. We!berbol'h pre-. Mr. W-It pvo a moat l,atormallvo and lntereltinl: tolk '"' tile put hi•IDI'l' or GaUipoU. and Ito people brlnPI& out lllllo !acta or lifo and ebaractora lnourfo1m. Mr, Weillorlrolt aloo broug1rt a portl.., ol blo colloctlon ot . . , . _ treaaurer"a report. A diacusston wa1 held mllhat · · tbl club could do u lholt JIUI· anthrop!c proJect for the year. , noterlalnment ..U a White ele- phant 18le, Retreahment.s were 1erved by hostesses. Mrs. •MeCar(y and Mro. Trout, to tho following, Mra. Paul atoema.k. or, Mrs. William Buck, M r s. Wllllam Darol; Mra. U07d Ranldn, Mrs. Robert LAI.caa, M r a. James Preston, Mrs. John Metzger, Mrs. Arthur Arno&dand Mrs. Charles Connors. PATIENT IN HOSPITAL GALLIPOLIS - send carda to Mrs. Ralph Kerwood may do 10 by oendlool tbem to; Mrs. Ralph Kerwood, Room 231, Holzer Hospital. . Mrs. Spencer .;, Hostess For ,.' . , . na_. Re"Y. and ~ George Mensbouse will preac~atClark's C'-1 Church near Porter Thursdoy, Feb. 20 at 7:30 p.m. Public Invited. ' ' . man eye ean be controlled and programmed. Science, perceptual psycholo-gy, and twent:l.etJJ cenblr,Y technology are combined to influence perception r:~.ther than to preMel Rozen, instructor or art. sent a view of nature or realThe dtsplQ" will demoniJI:rate ity, The works on exhibit creexperiments wltll optical Ulu- ate their own realit,y with changlloDs tbat .warp, lhlft, bend and lng spatial situations, simultan<eiiJ- In opaoo. ThooexhlbltiOn, ~~ views, and vtbratlnl: pat. containing both studlfnt and fac- terns. uU~y work, proves that ~ huHall1an Trace Mr. and Mr&. Paul Noller of Columbua apenl a &mday wltll her - · Mrs. Ot,Jha Lemon. Miss Jeannie Sisson of Co- lumbus spent a weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman 25H 7:30 p.m. at school caCeterlL lllJiiry I Llmlfed 'time OnlyI '•01 VINTON PTC 7:30 p.m. at tile Vinton Elementary School. TUESDAY VINTON FRIENDSIUP Garden a.m will meet at the home or !Irs. Lucy Hartoook, 10:30 p. m. Program, "Calstrucdrw: Feather Flowers.·~ Members brl011 uck luncb and matorlsl 12 ,!!OI'k with. PEMBROKE CLilll will meet Mrs. Kol111 Br.-ry, 8 _p.m. LAFEYETTE SIIRINE No. U II honorins Doroal)l Slopr, cllllrlct chairman o1 rnalerlal obJoellvoa and cbarter bert, 7:30p.m. Bring ..... od ',. •. SOME OF THE BEST HOMES. ARE FOR SAlE for !llllluck PROGREssivE - · Lao1!10 will - t. with Mrs. Fred dlll)r -.-.I RICHT.NOW! JwtloDII: .t fltue t outJtMdj~ ,... '"'": 0 Automltlc eltctrk: eye alvei you perfectly el.POie4 movies tvtiytlme o RetnOdbli plllol lflp With wrTil fGr .... hOndliOI and !lim. 101 0 ......IIIII Wl!nl!.._ I~ tens JDU whtn the lltht 11 lor 0 ••nt·ln IIJht filter for brT@tar ~o1Dfl 1 bOlt_,. C....r picturH 0 ,llm ~ lndlcttor 1tt1 rou know al&iCtty howo much fllm ,VU~ uNd. to finance It wHh ...."costwlee,·tenri.WIH, :' · paym•ntawlle" ...; le aval(a~le here i:kifit nowl TM home won't be available lnde't• · lnltely..:..~tpecrany If priced 'or qulc~ eal• ·: ..,.,but, Of course, our. mon~JiKrbank ' -... . loane,~r• eq(l.rJy-, .IICIY""tage-. vAIIr around. Corne 888 '-'' , ··~ '' ' ·o YitL·EJ . ijMK · · - p.m. WEDIII!SDA\' And the beet mortgage lo.an YQI,l cin - - · 'J: > lr ~or~~ .. ~ "' l\ledal Evonta. B,rr th 0 ( Doug hter Amon& the -11 lol1r - .. wen N..,_, pies - GAUIPOLIS _ Mr.111111Jirs. Mr. and Mro. Chadds Hell, Mr. Rlchlnl Elliott at Rt. 85 .,.. an- and Mro. K• UptDo, Mr. ll1d ......., 111o blrtb o1 a <laulbter llro, Tbomu Wa1zlnpr, and at llolzor -cal C&ator, Flrot Mr. llld Mrs. Dave I - , who Avo. 011 Fob. If. Tiro baby wore - - and trelccmrorl 100iahod 7 _.a and 1111', ounc· tD Golllpolla. Mr. Hall 1o 01 and bu boon named Jodi the NaUonal Orpnizalion o1 Tbo !.1m. !ibo II beiDg welcomed by Boy Scouto of Amerlc:a; 111'. Uptwo aliter&, Dawn I...e1&h. ts, and ton. Mr. Wenz-r and Mr.Jioe.. Vldd Lea, 5. nlg are tn our area to assbt fa llatonml grandPOre-.orelllr. tile conol<uellm or tiles i 1 v or and Mrs. CUrtiJi Wlalns or Bor- Bridge replacement. berton and - - ' ~The cornrn- In charp or enta are Mr. and Mra. Morris arrangement.~ was etnel.eDtb' Elliott. Portamoutll Rd., Gllll- ehaired by Mra. C. "Mac" Mepolls. Ginneas. - ··; .. ·'· ·'· '·' ·· WOMEN'S soaETY o l cllat Clourell at wlll-t 1D tile llODI• ot Jairroo Bradbur7. l ,P.~I 'r,' 1bF liero. 01110 VALLEY p.m. , '0.... 7:80 AU. . . . ALL COLORI ALL I'JO • , ::.: . •. ·-·-· · ·'· . . ·'· ·'·' - _.•:·: . BERNADINES Advanced Art Class Plans Exhibit RIO GRANDE - The Advanc. ed Art Class at Rio Grande College will display an exhibit entitled "Perception and Dluston." In Davia Library. February 18 to March 18, according to or tile - - · Clolll. Mro. Bevorb' al., ........., tllo _,lntmeat "' Mra. I I & - W, Va. The wedding wUl take place on March 15. CADMUS PTA 7:30p.m. Jack Friend, ·coun(y 4-11 Agent will be the guelt speaker. KYGER CREEK Bind Boosters ,.,.,.1 ,.,.••••. El/10' tts Announce MARCH WEDDING PLANNED - Rev, and Mrs. Andrew Parsons, Rt. 1, Gallipolis, are announeina the engagement and approa.ching marriage of their daughter, Joyce Carol, to Mr. Larry Grlmmette, 1011 ot Mr. and Mrs. Jesae Grimmette, Bruno, W. VL Miss Parsons grad111ted from Kyger Creek High School and is presently employed by Goodyear Service Store in Logan, W. VL Mr. Grimmette attell:led Man High School and is employed by the Amherst Coal Co. at Lundale, AT a11d ~ ..... Joyce Corol Parsons TIARA SERIEI1001 Ollill-par aalllllfla on -- Cla1relo ' KANAUGA - Mrs. William Spencer was hostess for the meeting of the CIC Club h e I d Thunday evening. Eleven members answered the roll call wlth a Bible verse. Mrs. John Raike presided over the meeting which opened with members standing and repeatire the Lord's Pnyer. Mrs. Byron Ward read the secretary's report and Evelyn Rothgeb read the treasurer"& report. The birthdays or Nettle Adams arr:t Ethel Steele were observed. Mrs. Spencer led the games and prizes were won by Evelyn Morrow and Helen Grmnbling. The next meeting wlll be with Mrs. Helen Grumbling on March 13 at 7:30 p.m. The difference between a fog and a cloud is in height, which is why most of m spend our days with our heads in a fog. ... ·:: ........- Pro~rlu -- IJ1 "' 111101 .. 8iv• bJ 111'1. GoorloTIIlll, - !II tllo Firat b' ~ . . - -.!• JrMI· PRESENTS THE ' CJC Club PREACHING SERYICE Friend& wl&h- trw to - Cillull', 21, Mld4leport- I, ,·S RECEIVED A LETTER !Ids week !rom a Middleport reader. !Ito salcl ahe could hardiJ' wall to see tile dogwood trees In bloom. h alto suae~ a future foe.ature. This kind of a letter is constructive and the belt kind a reporter can get. 8e~o Sacropedlc adiotlar~lc POMEROY- WosiOJIIor- ss.95 ' NEWSPAPERS RECENTLY have been criticized lor !'1bllsh· inl the facta of violence and ugly crimes. We have come under fire ror pub1iahlng pictures of wrecks with the victims still m the aoeno. Some folks l1lQ' we ohould publish tbe pictures and otllera sa,y we shouldn't. 8onD1.e Brothers, managing editor of the Iowa Daily Reporter, anawered a newJPI,Per'a stand about pointing out bad things and wily we are aomatlmos crldeal of certsiD sltualioos. · Mra. Brother.' atatement, printed in the Feb. 8 laaue of Editor and Publisher aald, ~'It a newspaper published· mly sweetneu and light, we would prostitute our profession," Sle continued. uwe aren't afraid of oontroversy. We welcome it. Not because it's aood tor reader8hip but slmp)Jr becauae it means a M.1 exploiatloo ot the taeta. · ''Becauoe ol !Ida phllooophy, lboae of ua at the Dally Reporter blve long IInce become immune to inaalta and a certain BD10W'It ol socill oatracl1111." l'<lllk.e to AY uAmen" to Bomie•a remarks. hi"-·... ASK TO WDl ww, 21, Hu*" aue meetlnJ ou tbl oubJOCI or .. Problems Wltb Y~r ChUdren.,. Hotteu for 'lite meedoa was Mra. Lao McCar(y. Mro. IJoyd Rlridn, called I h e meellnl to order and dovollma were liven }))' eo.hoM:e11. M r 1. Milo& Tr!out. Seerolary'o report wao road by lira. Jolm Metzaor. Mra. Rober! Lucao ~· tlte -luc:l- r.v-.. Towruhip burg. Darabro Dep;rtnent Stare GALLIPOUS - AD~Mf!D·­ 111111 Linda "-' roy. "'-· -· - ' I COUU> BE REINCARNA~ !!11 _..., 1 .......,. I WW\11 ' 1oo return ao Ellen T~kir• !lie Ia 1be doughtor or Chief and Mrs. John Taylor .and her craco 111111l>ooul¥ bavo Impr,ooocl me for some Umo. 11or performance wltll tile GAllS ~~ Tuolday evening at lhe Rotary Vslenllne PariY dnch!14·, 111f reprd lor her. i ~ li{ 1111' lf8Bielll pl....,.eo Ia 1f81ching tile fa.. o of people dbiDc tjimothlns they love tD do, EspeelaU,y on artl&t or singd. I !Ov'o to sin& but have never boon !IOOd at I~ Ell,.. looes to lin& Qt lhlnrl In her fac:o) and ahe II !IOOd at II. · Tho Whole group waa dellgb!tu1 and tllelr excellent wwk """ a treat tor the audience. lf Mra. Anne Fischer, their dlreetor, could be out rroilt · and - them u the audience dooo, ohe itould loaye tD be Tory proud. !lie lo uiUailJ' In the backeround accom- " " tblm at tile piano. Some aald ~t waa Uta Brink's ftrst performance with t h e -crcyp. Site dld a swell job, even though a little ato"ness showed ~. Slyness in a teenager toda,J is a refreshing thtng, isn't It? DISCHAIIGdi: Mro. AI Guillolll, Pl. ~ v.... Cllno, Pl. PIM-; llrlo'lbomu, IAoo; Mrs. Jobn VcDanlel, Roberlo- Tapestry Purses only Program on Ghana Given for Club PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPrfAL LADIES BEAUTIFUL hurMSred PLANNING T11lP TO AusrRAUA - Mrs. E. J. llolvla, Oek 11111. who relun!04 Mon4oy fnm a trlj> to Auotnlla, cl..• poiatoro . - places to villi and th!Dc• to dO, to Mill Am llnMI1ury and Miss Alml McCGnnlck who'WIIl be loavlne f'or Auotnll& lhll Tlnlrodol I1IOrldnc. ter. au Twelve PREPARE YOURSELF FOR A BETTER FUTUd HEW QUARTER BEGIHS MARCH 18 ·S ICIIT ARIAL GINI!IIAL OFFICE fled neckline and hem. The7 carried nosegay bouquet• IU1d wore headpieces oC pink camatlobs, white pom...pome, heather, and baby's breath. Mr. Scott R, Zimpber of PI~ ua was his brother's best man. Guests were seatedbythebride'a brother, Mr. R<Khey I.usk. or !1. LOuis, Mo., Mr. Peter Sach1 LYJIII(Ia Pierce. The couple will reside at 1624 ol Kenosha, Wis., and Mr. Ger~ Broadview Avenue, Columbus. aiel Jorgonoon of Now York. The bride isemployed.bytheRey~e bride's ~wore atlasThe bride wore a. chapelleqth ty "fR tualc ~·~ or JID8Dele aold_lbure school oyotem ""(the gown or 1\'WY oatln with an em- slll('ltitll IUlf. defiP culled aleev- gro6m Ia a graduale studelit In pire bodice and fitted s1eevea. es. Rose aecesiiOrieJ complet- the Department or IUstory at Ohio The wedding ring neckline crown- ed her ensemble. Mra. Zlmpher stale Unlversl(y, ' ed a yoke or Alencon lace appU- aeeda. DlJRST PROMOTED PORTLAND Robert V, Durot, -or Mr, and Mrs. Rob011 R. llurot or Pl>rtland was - - tD tile rank of !Jor. IMI Feb. I, He II statiUtod tile 2865 Geela Scpldrm - MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL ADMITTED - None. DISCHARGED - H""ord Lar- - Chi>"' <'411!poU. a "' ...... at t1w1r -.. -· llw bal4 at Ooear'o'"' Tburedo¥ ~. Gl., ruary K¥prValieyllothoroLea- Dr. Jeremiah P'"'· Speaks Today at First Baptist Mrs. William Craig Zimpher coUectod by General and Mrs, Buab llldnshls toreign serv- Current J GALIJPOLIS - 1'bo }lelr-. elf&>pinp 111111 pidrrnl11111eh wao bafore dlmer, IIIII a Val,.._ round table ciiiCOlloloo "" hel4 at the Feb- HUwfiim. . . Sates and Austrla.., &nDl· CIIESHIRE _;.· !A - ... bad - - tile managea! lhe C-r and had !PJ· awGlll plclureo or 11 tD &ho1r. Lilleol11 Cooter II <OillpriiiOd ol all bt1ildlnso: the New Yortl Sate Theatre, Metropo11tap llpora lloooe, Ph11harmonlc Hall, Tbo VIYian -'111oatn, tbe Library. Muaeum, and tile Jl1lllard School of Music. It ....... four cll7 blod<l. All in the aame evenial, Mra. Davia poiDted out, Floreoce Hoodorooo .,.. starring In South Paclft~ 1D the New York &ate Theotro; 1Aoo(yne Price In the "Maetc: Flute" at the MetropolItan Opera Hou&e; and In Philharmanle Hall Andre Koatalaaetz waa conducting a ••PromeMdt COncert." The Lobmeyr chandelten are aJD0!1I tlte many wtotancllng deeeratln features rl. the Metropolllan Opera House - the gift ct Aultrla - and were presentM b7 tbe Austrian foreign minliter to tbl Lincoln Center board C!balrmllll, John D. Rockefeller DL 1be7 are a "symbol of Austrll"l .erattcude for American Aid and an outalluldlng example at - - between the Unit- COWitrll:s where he war. atationeeL Follolrlni: the DfORI"am M r s. Oacll' W. Clarke presided at the tel table. Mrs. Charles E. Hot. aer Jr. ·wfll be hostess to the club aut WMII: when Mra. Charles SWitzer will have the pro- McCarty . - Home are In prepentlooj'lir "'" marrllfi'O ol Kill Ralol!iD talo E... ana to 111', Jalul Uoord a.m. berlsln on SoaJa1, llor<h 2 at 2:10 p.m. at tile Gnee United MeUmlot Cll1irch. liD••• Dwight C. Wetherholt, Speaker For Newcomer·s Club Meeting Mothers Meet At Final plllls GALUPOLIS - CAtLiPOLIS - Mro. Flilllor u.vtt ,JI'• Mq'd tbe J)rOII'am llrL Goorp E. Dloh wal tD 1be 1burlldly Cld:l, ..t beiDc a rm~ateia.D heraelt, ciiDie tor her study '-Lincoln c - tor till Performing Arts. • ta17 IDd eirillan leaders of the Kyger Valley The beautiful memories you'll cherish a lifetime are fashioned of this perfect day , .. yoU1' wedding. We'll help malte your dreams ""'"' come true. �• ' ' ComiT)ittee of \ • ~. i .foUnders' Day is Held 3 to Revi$e' Council Rules -·and i !lOCKING ...... ~otrlcl meet- Ina at tile Naomi BII>U•t Clurcb · ...- . - POMEROY - Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. GUmore, Pomeroy, Route 2, are armouoclnc: the enppment and approachilw marriage of their dalllhter, B<xmlo Diala, to SP4 Wayae Stewart Payae, s011 ol. Mrs. Joseph Carsey at. HarrisoavWe and tho late Keanoth P&)'IIO. Tho wedding will be an ovenl of Fob. 28 at tho IIIIand ~I noar Pomeroy. Tho brlde-elocl 11 a senior at Meigs High School. Her ftance, stationed at Fort Belvoir, VL, is ctal)letlr:w: three years In the armed foreea. ftlm 011 the heart to be shown; menta. ... BIG - BEND Nelgbbortood Mootln& Girl Scout Council, s,. 30 a..m. Columbus and Southern ()fllo Electric C<>. GROUP 11, WOMEN'S Alsoclatioo, 7:30p.m., home of 'Mrs. Bet.,- Horky; devottona, M r s, Dwight Wallace; book study, Mrs. Ethel Lowecy. SOUTHERN ATHLETIC Boostera, Tuelday, 7:30, high school In Racine; finlil plans for sports banquet to be made. WEDNE!IlAY WEEKEND REVIV AL 1 Langsville Church beginning Wedneeclo,J, Feb. 19, contiJIIIng thrwgh Fob. 23; oervlcos nightly at 7,. 30, with Evangelist Lawrence Conger, Jr. the speaker; apecia1 linging, Everyone wei come. MIDDLEPORT Literary Club, homt ot Mrs. James E u I e r, Woclneaclo,J, Feb. 19, at 2 p.m.; r.tra. Galen Brown to review '~'The Search ror a Uaable Past." Goodies Prepared By Ladies Shirley Ann Baxter, Betrothed Mary S Globokar. Engaged POMEROY - The betrothal of Miss Shirley Ann Baxter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman J, Baxter, Pomeroy, to Mr. Guy E. Lynch, D, son of Mrs. Guy E. Lynch, Parkersburg, W, VL, aM the late Mr. Lynch, is being announced. A graduate of Pcrneroy High School mt Mountain State College, Miss Baxter is enlJl'loyed as a secretary at Ohio University. Her fiance was graduated fi'om Parkersburg High School and West Virginia Wesleyan where he was a member of the Ka~ Alpha Order fraternity. He is employed for Horner an:J Harrison in Parkersburg. Wedding plans are incomplete. POMEROY - Mr. am Mrs. Philip Globokar, 1211'/, Union Ave., Pomeroy, are announcing the engagement or their daughter, Mary S., to Airman Apprentice Eddie R. Burns, son or Mr. and Mrs. Paul Burns, 109 Locust St., Pomeroy. Both Miss Globokar and her fiance are 1968 graduates o£ Pomeroy High School. Airman Apprentice Buras is serving ln the U, S. Navy, now taking train!~ Jlt Memphis, Tean. Plans tor the wedding are incoJqJJete. Needlework Displays Feature DAR Meeting MIDDLEPORT - A program on ••Our American Heritage ID Needlework" featuring a display Of handmade anliqueo hlgbllgbted the meeting of Return Jonathan Meip Chapter ol tho Daughters of the American Revolution Friday at the home of M r 11. Emer1011 Jones. ~display at the meeting were numerous pieces of needlework ronging from dalnfy baby clotho• to handwoven red, white and blue coverlets. Miss Bess Sanborn bi'OOIIht an anUque noodlepolnt for the members to see. Mr.. Dwlglrt Mllhoao, tho pro1!'8m chairman, spoke of the pea.sant•a needlework brought to America from the old countey. She tllld ol the patchwork qullte MIDDLEPORT - Valontlne'o Day and the heartllno project the two .... almolt _ . . . . . lor WOIIlOil of the Hoolll United -ltCiurch. For years now theae women bave dellgnltecl ValentiDe'1 Day 11 tbe time for their project of made by the colontal womon,lholr way of uaing small pieces of rna ~ terial to provide warmth for their Wnllles. Crewel embroider)' work. t h e sampler~ pop.t].ar Jn early days ao wall haiiMs, hand weaving, and hair ornamente uood bo-th llals domes were among the Items of needlework discussed by Milhoan. ""'s. During tho bullness meeting, briDI!nl cbeer to IIIIJI.ms, 1101 Gilly of their """ clurclt but the · Mra. James Brewtngton, as reIIJtlre COIJIIIIUIIlb', witi:J clecora- gent fl. the dlapter, was named tl.ve ti'IIYI ~ homemade candiel dl-r delegate Ill the ConUnontal Coop-ess In Washington, ondcookleo. Aa tbe years have JDDB by the D. C., AprU 14-18. Elected alproject wblclt lllarted out In • ternates were Mrs. Emer1r011 Jones and Mra. Nancy Reed. omall has srown and thl.o The amua.I charter day lunch)'ear 58 trays of theaoodle•were prepared ond dellnred Ill - - eon was announced ror March 14 !no. Largo boxeo of the cookies at the Grace ~copal Clwrch and candles were also taken to Parish House. Mra. Lowell Burntbe Meiea eo...Qr Cbildr£D's ell, a past state oflteer, wW be the speaker. Guesta at the lunch~ and the lllllrmory. -started aa a .PrOJet!t of the eon will be the three wimer s or Afteraooa Circle of tile Wom- the good citizenship tests, Bren~ eG'I Sc>cl.cy of Cbrlotlan So"· da· Bradford, senior at Southern winlee It baa now p1Ded church- High School, the first ern lligh School. Mrs. Harold Sargent is good citizenship chairman for the chapter. A report on plana for the luncheon was received from Mrs. A. R. Knight. I/1 Gi'{I'' ';{'' "M';~';;'''"M'~'d;'' [:i ,., ;ij .,. to a Rutlalli youth wno plans to participate in asllltlmermission- program In Mn. Buel Ridenour of Ches- She read scripture fr(ID. CorlJt.. ter was a guest at the meeting thlans, and a meditation from a which opened in rituallat.lc rorm book mark entided with Mias Bess Sanborn, chaplain, aoslotlng Mrs. Brewington. Mr1. c. M. Henne.&y was at the piano ror the National Anthem. Members responded to roll call by naming a great man wide - . . . The women bak- ner; Barbara White, Meigs High of history. ed den.,. of Ioney cooldeo and School, and 9drleyRucker, EaRMrs. Jmes and Mrs. Nan made poundo Of eancly. Moore served a salad, sandwichTho attraetlve tn.Y• In rod the women returned to t h e es, and glazed rndt. The refresh.. IDd white wltb lace valentine church for a coffee hour hosted ment table waa centered with an dec.oradolll were made by Mrs. by Mra. Perry Mitch, Mrs. Nor- arrangement ol red, willie a n d lllldrod Zeigler. DoUverlna the man Wayland, and Mrs. Hattie blue Oowers ID m1lk J).au. treatJ was no easy talk but a Smith. pi.MsUnble one. Tranlp0!1ing member• from one house to another were Mra. Nan M o o r e, Mra. Alma -Miller, Mrs. c. E. Y'llww. Mrl. Marlon French, lolloo Frieda Faehnle, Mrs. Jamet Criawell and Mrs. Walter ttayeo, preoldent of the Altenaoon Clrele. After making the deliveries Whtn You Care Enou&h To Send The "Best" Send Flowers From ... Dl•ltr'• florist MIDDLEPORT a. C.ll C•tl•c• Willa.'"' S. Dll••• Mt••1 GALLIPOLIS, OHIO I Wendell Stutler at 4,30 p.m. A calL roll Reported Ul were Mrs. Bessie Ashley, confined to Holzer with a leg rracture, Miss Mabel Hysell, alao a ,patient at H~zer,, Mrs. Sad~ MeEJJUnn,y. Mrq Me-r. Kinley, Mis. Bertie Watts, 'Mrs.! Helen Bradford, Herbert Fink, Mrs. Lillian Stietr,· Mrs. Eleanor Zeiher, Mrs. Blanche GUkey, Homer Jones, Maurice Thompson, Minerva Childers and Dulcie Reibel. Cards are to be sent to each one. It was ooted that Mrs. Clara Dilganl is now a great • grand- I · Cornro•n Kidney or BladdH Irrltl· lion• •tr.ct twtce u many Womfll u ~naentu and men. ol~n e&UIIn&' nervou1rwa from frequent, burnlns. Uchln:l urination. Second1rlly, you N - organlrt. Miss Barbara Ann Leading. ham, oiater of the bride-elect, may lou •Jeep and hav• HHdachH. Bl<'ltachn •nd fHI old•r. tlr.d , d._ pn:aMd . ln •ueh <'aHI, CYSTEX Ulll· ally bring• relulnt comfort by curbInA' JHrnt In acid urine. •nd eulnt: will ae"e •• her maid ol hmor. The bridesmaids wlllbo>llas pain. G•t CYST EX atdrunl•t• today. Merll7n Porker of Whooleroburg and lolioo Jeanie Spoors of Po- SPRING dro. mother. Mrs. Gerlach gave the aower committee report 1 and rr:embers signed blrthdly cards to be sent to Mrs. Fred L Cardner and Mrs. Bradford. The vanilia sale report was by Mrs. Catherine Erwin. A program on the valentine was presented by Miss Grace Hawley. She related the history and gave ttie significance or Valentine's Day, The March meeting will reature colored sUdes takenbyMiu Hawley on her trip to Eurq,e. Members are to take a favorite recipe to the meett.._ trd to be prepared to respond to roll call with the name of a famous w~ man or the Blble. A party featW"e or the meeting was the exchange or homemade items - sometht,.. to eat, use or wear. Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs. Grace Pratt, Mrs. New. Pntt, Mrs. with Tuning Eye ~ ADIYING DAILY• lyles. Earl Pickens and Dobbie s~es~! TwHHEERSHE SENSIBLE PRICED A retepllon will be bold In the bur c ch IOC Ia! room foll-'·• vnoua the Middleport, 0. lrcocour::ao.~==========•:eddlni:~·========~~~~~~~:;~~~~ ~==================================::::!J waa atven by Mra. Cl1e1. The P.T.A. requested E r 1 c "jva,s'p a·r-Sm,·th.- Wedd· · ,·ng · · Held Last November POMEROY - Vaoos of green and :vellow oamatlon• Oanked by candelabra and ~s decorated thO: altar of tile TrlniiY Unl!$1 Clutclj o(Cbrlat IO<thewoddlna d. Mlu 9Jale Ku,Pir to Mr. Qanny Smith. The bride II daullhler of Mr. and Mra. Robert ArnOld of Pomeroy aDd the bridegroom la the aon of Mr. and Mre. Albert C. ,Smith or Akl'911, rormerly or tbo Porno~. Vows or the double rlnj: cere. rnOOY WON read by the Rev. Wllbur Perrin at 2,30 p.m. on Nov. 30 folJ!)Wlng a hair hOUr of nup.. tlal tn\f&le by Mrs. Ben Neutzling, Pomeroy. Given In marriage by her lather. the bride waa atttr,a tn a strtot lenslh droll of bonded Get-well cards will be sent to Mrs. Peggy Huttm and Mrs. Sedie MeEUdmey, a former Bradbury teacher, both now hospitallzod, The aooond grade with 29 per cent won 115 ward. Mrs. Ruth BarnJtarl recelved tJJe bracelet rrom the K. and C. Jewelers awarded as the door prize. A decorated cake, .lee cream and punch were served rollowing the meeting. Mra. a-a Mllllrm, ooclal commlUoe chairman, was assisted In the serving by M~$.., Delma Karr. atten<lance the a- Party Given for Veterans Mr. and Mrs. bonny Smith · oil- brother of the bridegroom, oerved as best man, and the u1her1 · Were Ronald Smith, Pomeroy an<1 Rolan<l .Carpofiler, Belpte. Palge and Jane Sndth, nlocoi of thl brlde£roc,m, were tbe acolytet. Fi;Jr her daughter's Mdding, Mrs. Arllold won> a teal blue drels with a white carnation eor~ sage. Mrs~ Smith was 1n a dark blue dress with pint carnations. · A reception ror tbe oouple was hald In the clturch iocw room •. The bride's table reatured a Utree tlerod ~e !<IJped with a mlnlatiore bride and groom. Aoslotlng at the reception were Mrs. Thomaa Smith, Mra. Terry Phalln, Mrs. Jainea Hawley, and Mrs. Ronald smith, all of Pomeroy. Gueats were registered b., Mias- a,..., 4'Ue. trci.lpldthode . 111ort woddlng...;i,!lr lnto a .. :~~!;.-;.:;:~~..s.:: bo~~~:~~:::;..ponlocl eastern Olio Mental Health cenAtllens for the by Mrs. t;y to party ter, Athens, was staged Thurs- Veda Davis, junior auxiliary ad~ day b Am r1 Le&kln Auxll · visor. Combs, handkerchiefs, ~.!.:.~:::~:~~~ :;~:r~.;~:::~'::~:~ trtei community service chair- man. Somlco Ill God and Coonlry placematl 3Dd prayercardswete provided lor the par\Y by FeoneJ·Belmett POst 128, American Legion, Junior aux!Uory momberl or Drew Webster Post 39, PlmJeTOy, provided valentine nut.. cups wlth candy; napldris and several miscellaneous items to Shower Given Gaioma i}i;·~ o1 .l !i!jj J~a~Ml'llj,~lll :Mareb were made Tllbrldo n1aM. ,· :' 5 lloollitc In 'the~-.it t h e -· o f - lllm'P,.In s 95 clo.J party of tho <l1"'''er W11ll!e at the' home of Barbara Betzlng, president, Osborne st.. Pomeroy. Hlgbllgbbl w111 Include .......... t1on of the ritual of jewels Ill Tana flmolllon, and the (ll(omplar riQial to Jane W a 1 t o n, MArJllll'Ot Follrod and Sldrley Culler. ' . , ~- fmllllllllllllllt I ....... - ass Pnlllll . . . "- .... ...... left ................... .. . ' The spectacular spectator... man-tailored for Sprint! '*'of Brinll on m. fllhlonl ,.._ ...-t lim.~ ttlw on tht J*ttt, kila, ~and tny .gN1t look ~~I cno,. A.... strQIPBd widl acrott ttw inltep•nd trimmad with Plfis~ ifl Grey Crlllhld w/Brown Pitenlitt, · ~ Coff• Brown htenllt./Whlte CrUIIhld $13 Brown, >lory E. Motrla, Roberta O'Brien, and vera crow. A• *"I" MADEMOISELLE The aervice committee announced that members will solicit the Pomeroy area m Heart Sunday, Feb. 23, for the 11eart fUnd drive. Mlla Woods, Valenlhle Girl of the Chapter was pre.sented a pin. Plans were announced by the ways and means committee £or a rummage sale on March 7 and 8 In the stark building across from the Pomeroy Post Offlee. Used clothlngand-mi&ct'lllaneoos household items will be offered for sale. erans. Auxutary units contributing ror the party were Ule Leo Ryan 58 Post o£ Somerset; CrooksvUle 222 with Mrs. Marge Bush and The nea market scheduled for Mrs. Lenora Adkins, eighth dis1 early Ma.y, when antiCJW items, U'lct. president, attending; Junc'decorated milk cans, picture Uon CIIY 376 with Mildred Cline, Mary Rlckets, and Coreen Moh- rrames, and many handmade ler, district junior activities items will be offered for saJe, chairman, attending; and Athena was discussed. In preparation for the Rea Post 11. Valentine cookies, candy, and market, several members displayed articles and ·showed techKooi-Aid were served. See our complete new Spring ·nlection in o wide range of styl*' and colors . ' SHOES --"'-"*·-·-· It ...... ..... -· • •klldln tic. ~ .......................... II MIDDLEPQRT - A y'llow 1111!1 mint green color seheme in an umbrella motif waa uiied for a layette ohowbr honoring M r s. Don Becker. Hold at the George apt. was obosted llohar.i'M.! Mrs. er. Games were prbes bolng won by BaeJmer, Mrs. Ruth Johnson, and Mrl. Wllllam Zuapan, Jr. Gifts were placed in a bassinet and refreahments were served from a table centered with an umbrella. Quests were Mrs. WUliam Camp, Mrs. Richard 8ecker, Mra. L, D. Ervin, Mrs. Dale Walburn, Mrs. C"-rles Searles, Mr,a. Rqy Priddy, Mlao Choose the One You've Always Walt.. Join the Big SWitch to a ·Ben· Sanborn, Mrs. Oscar ·Hen~ 17, MrJ. Allen KJng, Mrs. Rob· Ori RlchardBCII. , Olhoro preaontlna 811tetoMrs. ' ~·ckir were M.a n n K Kloesf'Mra. ~ Owen, Ml;.._ Art GUmore, ~s. Norman Ye~,. ~ ~er, Mra. Wallace Powers, Mrs. Auiuun Ruoaoll, !Irs. Terry.Oi,. Unger, Mrs. George Miller, Mrs. · . TerQ Heney, and MIS& L o i a In Doullle Oven, Eye-Level RANGE ..... WHILE WE HAJETHEM ON SALE! ChOOH Yours Now In WHITE - AVOCADO - COPPERTONE ' 30'' '· BtJiettd . Fo,.l. ~~ · l'oo ·. ' ..· 9D.oo ' .'•$ 11.1 c•. Ft. •• ONLY S55995 ND20t7 ' .•. . ·-· ,.. , ~ ~ ,...._- ..--~ · J• .' ' BAKER ~pt. ' llnited 11• a .1(•111/or 38 1flle! Trod, ~ ,9. 9S No /kfmttin1 FREEZER/REFRIGERATOR Alhan•, Ohl~ ~5701 FRIDAY MIGHT UNTIL 9,00 ALSO OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAY OP~H Showing A Portion Of Our Large Appliance Dept. -allibroU GIANT CAPACITY! •••GREAT YALUI!I AU. NEW 1Nt - POMEROY MIDDLE OF UPPER BLOCK POfl NEWE8T FEATURES. GFIEATII8T VALUIII .•. Duplex. . . - ·- .._...., .. ~.....z , , __ _ . ~ ... ··~-:--~ - -- -:-- -----· ·~· ...-.· tli ••• au..· . n•MNiiii6i- -A ,._ hr...., ___ ,.._, ~ IIBI d .. . . . ..llflllillll w. YOU'RE SO SMART TO BUY ~. . . . - A.~e~- WIJI Jolirio lrlorrl'""' ... liJro!f .., ~ holden, 7rmlrtlldri ~er1,an~ be '-"".&tnoF•~.-. .'.... Attondlnfhoflo r-oao decarotod:~ lonwrut.; file of lito ......... at tile (W!p- owned wero V'hd .-r, VIIIMrJ. and Pearl We1..1 .ibul And Soutbetn .Odo ~e ma a.a V ,., en. J'JIIIMII' ~ ker-the~ol1'0' Co. · ' 11'-.---.;IIIUilr, ' The anma1 Founder's Day banlpel will be '"' AprU 25 al the .Pleasant Point RoiOrl With the Ofllo Eta Phi ~. The order of roooo degree will be given at the Founder' I Day celebratloo ror Ann Rupe, Nellie itogers. FITS YOUR PRESENT KITCHEN • Middllfi)l!tl, the dtapter".f'aodal 001t1111W.O amounced the Jtlrth- . o.r~~arn ' Mrs. BeCker ;Mra. -NDIIM =::. . . · Ml:_a. Mary Slater, Mra. Delbert Coms in snd SAVEI ' and Ttacltera. The district spring eon!_.., ID be lieid at lollddl_..t 011 Aprn 26 was 8lllOUI\Ced and appointed to handle tfle.eoflee hour for the eontennce were Mrs. Mary lAlu Homer, Mra. FridleY, Mra. ~ma Giles, Mra. Muqjly, Qll Mra, :Kathryn Johnson. kreport-Cllitbe rtr:ent C01111f;f ~ell mooting · .... xr the flnllillnl 0111'- Roaenbaum, Mrs. Blimch ComP· aon, Mrl. Robert eompsor., Mrs• . Tom 'RUey, &l.rs. WUI!am Morris, only • MNt Keeptr • Adjultabl• C.nti!Mr tt.frlprator SMiwn • Automltic Door C!Ottft. • Bullt·ln Wheel a tor. Elsy Clelnlnl \ c.Unt,. Crundl of Porente , For • Compartmtntiakl Stortp ,7-"" !oloigo brlde VERE SMITH AUDIO-VISUALS, IHC. 1& w, u.1... St. WITH ILADDU IIRITATIOII :E~~ ;~:;;; ~=~~~:~ STYL:~. COLORS Slater were hostesses for the ~ Clarence McNeal. Scriptures oo . response to cial hour and ser"Yed a denert 1ove were given m --1PHILCO Big Screen The omoting hearing aid that filters out loud. painful, suddtn noise ... Sudden blosh of noise can be uncomfortable. Especially if your hearing aid doetn'l shut them out quickly . The new Zenith Mode-rator eliminates this painful discomfort. And it gi¥es you this protection aulomoricollr. A•~ us for a free demonstration . We thinr we con IG't't! you discomfort. POMEROY - Tho opon churclt woddlnl! ol Miss Connie !he LoadIngham, daugllter of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Leadingham, ~cuse, to Airman Btephon Mlcbaol Cantroll, son of Mrs. VInton Bumott, Galllpolla, wUi be an event ol Sotu...._,, Feb. 22, at I he 22 I;?EPt'::1isA~f5?onn .fo?..~~[[!.thelateJ ~:U....~ ~~s~:r~ ~r-:~;:::~£: ary internship Hawaii was made by tlle Philathea Society meeting Thursday night Mrs. George 51dnner, ways at t h e Middleport Church or and means chairman, announc- Chrht. ed that rlatl: pins are for sale. Wayne Clark, student at the It was notod that In the Feb- Kentueky Christiar~ College at ruary isaue of the Ohio D,A.ft. Grayson, Ky., has been invited magazine, there are two Items to take part in the mission pr~ with pictures pertalnlng to the ject. He will be required to have local chapter. (A)e relates to a several hWidred dollars for ex· visit of the state regent and penses, however. the other to the marking of the Members were invited to at· grave of Truman Hecox, a Revo- tend the Trinity United Church lutionary War soldier. or Christ Lerten breakf'ast to be Mrs. Milhoan armounced the held on Ash Wednesday at 7:30 posslbllit;y of another grave A member of the Homemarking to take place t h i s a.DL builders Class thanked the Sospring. 91e also reported that a ciety for a $10 contributlon toparty has been plarmed ror the ward their work at the SouthCradle ol Uberl> Chapter ol eastern Ohio Mental Health Centhe Children oC the American ter, Athens. A thank you note Revolution on Washington•sbirtil- was read rrom Mrs. Clyde AIday. lensworth for birthday cards. The chapter went on record Mrs. Wendell GerJach read a as oft'icially commending Feen- letter which she had received ey-Bemett Post 128, American frmn Mrs. Cash Braley whoreLegion, ror its service to God sides at the Mount Healtlly Home and Country observance, partic- in Cincinnati. An acknowledgeularly mentioning the commun- ment £rom the New England Ity service held Tb.lrsday night Christian E...angeJizlng Mission at the Middleport First United !or a gitt was read along with a Presbyterian Church. thank you note from Mrs. 0. E. The national defense report McKinley, recenUy hospitalized. given by Mrs. Jones pertained The Philathea song led. by Mrs. to the coat or national prosper- Martha Childs opened the meetity. 9-te spoke or the communis. ing. De\'OtioriS 'Mth the theme tic aim to destro,y America rrom "Love theCrowningGrace"were withlo. given by Mrs. Pearl Reynolds. place Wedding Date Set February WOMEN SUFFER now president 0( A ecntrlbuUon ot $10wumade to the tcholaroblp lund of t be noc A valentine theme waa carried out in refreshments served by the holtaSI to thoH named and Mro. FAia Rolbol an<l Mra. Eva Des1111er. ........__. ,<Ill allio gave one to Mrs. School. Goldie Fridley, tile uriJt.. wtn Bonnie Gilmore to Wed. TUES>AY WOMEN'S Awd.Uary, Veterona Memorial Hoopltal, 7,30 p. m. Tueoday, hoop! tal caloterla; entation~, Roported 111 were the INobond of Mrt. Rub)' Erb, codlnod lo Meigs General Hoopltai;, Qorrle Meinhart, a pollent at ilo!Jer, .... Adria Slj>n, homo the hoopltel. It wao aloe that the !Other of Kale Goodwin had dlod .... n....r. from the Councll were sent. Scrlp4uro by Min Jooao, the Lord's Prayer In unl.... • D d t11e p1oc~p the ~ 11111 moetlns. Como a were play~ prlzeo bolna by Mrs. Coben, Mra. Nettie na,ea, Mra. RobBOn, and Mrs. Boe8io. *" Dot . . , _ « at tile ' - " of MrL Mary B. Heines. Named Ill the commiUoe were Mrs. Cora Beegle, M111 E r n a Jesse, and Mrs. Eva RobiDII. nlgld program lea.der. l\IEIGS COUNTY Salon 710, Elglll an<l t 'Orl> , 7,30 Monilay night, home of Mrs. Elleen Searl a, Middleport; member• to bring r.ewapaper cUpplnga. JOF CLASS, Pomeroy Unit. ed Methodist Church, 7:30 p.m. Monday night, at the t:hurch. CHESTER P.T.A., 8 p.m. Monday, at the school; Founders DIJ' program led by Mrs. ROO. !IJ1: Woods; Avan Romine, P.T.A, atttrlct official at Athena, the auest &peaker, Child care serv .. lee provided; ret'r_e_stunenta. THEODORUS Coundl 17, 7,. 30 Monday, IOOF hall; Membero to bring a valentine, cookies or IUIChriches. IJ'ade parents to aerve refresh- •oDor• ..r. ol Amerlea, milt Tluraclo.J day, 8 p.m.; Mrs. Hdl Globokar, ~ / 20th Birthda.y of Xi ·Gamfr)a 'M'u 'to Be .Observeo ~· It live a ropqrt to. tbt' P.T.A. so .• ti,t. Br_.,. P,'t,>\,;;Tiurl!dq that be maqe t> Jllal,l. li;'~· to take care of .th; -~~ . ' 11!<.._ In the ·of liOn. ' . ·-· • oroo• '"" ""''· Eva 1111111\)11, Larry \llll':ri- ~a~IICibert Morrio, l&i. I uno ~ '!>": . . Loal Bwoy, W1111oin Kina. MH. Dor- SchoOl Dlotrl<;\; tell,.ol.lto I h o · .Gth¥ RoW, MrS. ~ Harrl- croup em the >q<&_.'!"'' aca- . and Mrs. EU\01 Pl>olpa; Mro. Ida domlc program Ill be atullae Murplo-,11ho made thepreo- dents In tho Molp H I g b <t ..,_,.. Coomdll7, IJou&l!- MOND'Y FRIENDLY CffiCLE, Trlnlt;r United Church of Christ, Mon- refreshments sened. SAUSilURY P.T.A., 7,30Tuooclo,J ~ .,_am by Mrs. flo. mer Holter; Girl Scout Troop 100, opening ceremony, frurth paot F01114ior'l!> ,., w.t.->"-¥-::~~:::o:::.!.... :-:.w..::.:>.r...:::~~z::.o~«"C«v;ww,w..-,.:.y,:«..~~:o:~@#~~~ffl!""m>m~<l'l""""",..;'t!'~ lolll!li.EJ,'OR1' - lllver kO)' ttarf, principal, Ill ~er With POMiROY 4 , ·for I Ire 111'1101 In l(...r ;; <htlnJ. - -~ "' put tea<Mro m pI a Y· ·~....,.. IQ- - . the gnJUJ)d IQllpmonl needed and fD 2fHb -·,~--- o1 WOOd&~ - . ~c POMEROY - A~ to rev!.. the by..lawo UPOintod b)' Mro. Marprol ~. lilJNDAY / ...,. -· ··- . r --~ '\:< ~ ' o,,,:.,., . ' �' . ' ~ J Came fro~m : 'oil In· Ftont ·of JFK ., ' THESE PRICES EFFECTIVE MON., TUES., WED. FEB~ l7-1~19 Wieners ' '<:"1i.l t.?'.O:S 20 ct. pkg. s lbs. for NEW former ORLEANS (UPO- A Dallai railroM man tell!4ed SatuMI,y In t111 Cll,y 1. Sllow -tn:cy trio! he oow a ...- ol IIIIOke riH ir.m o lmoli area In lront o1 die I! r eo I d o n t i a I lnotor.• momea.ta after Prealde:nt John 09 ' •• ~· i ~W~.' heard Klllle4J'• ·~motorcade w1a ll'avoUIW tonrd the treea when bo' was olairi Kov. 22, 1963 In Dollal. 111e Warren. Rwort oald Kemtedy wl.1 •hot trcm tJ. rear Ill' Lee Haney aitilns ot a sUih4loar · wi- in tlio TH11• Sehool Book llel)oaltonr. Shlw, 55, is charged with -Iring with Oswald and CHICKEN LEGS 0,......, /~I EDON ll I . . ' SEALTEST - %GAL. by per SODS who hid stood there Jut to watch the motorcThe trial was recused until MOIIdaf - n Dis~ All;y. Jim GurlBOR Mid he would call former 'hxaa Gov. John connaJ. 9' ODd hlio wife to the stand. Conllal4 was wOWided in the runllre which ldlled Ke111011y._ )loth be and hia wife were · rldllW. in the prealclontlalcor. · Aao~ Dis~ AU;y. Alldrew Selambra oald the state wW c•lete its case next week. Bosldeo Simmons, Mro. Eli- 81 United Pre1a lntern.ttonal embattled students. A clau boycott continued at acheduled convocation Sl.turdl,y Duke an:l the convocation was to avert ~~~zy renewal of cluhe& conceDed on the ..._.ce of North ... students and polld. At C a r o II n a A4Jutant General tho UDI-aily of Wisconsin, Claude T. Bolfers, who had· wllare National Guardsmen Nationol Guardsmen alandllW were absent tor the ftrat time by near the eiiJ'Il)UI In case • ' - Wednaadly, atudtmll de- they are needed.. clded to dance roilier than Slrlldng students It tho demonatnte. Unh~rsity ol Wisconsin beld a 'l1te aeeth1na unrest on the seven-hour dance SAturday to ~'I college eampuaes conU- · ral,ae money tor their protest .llll8d from coast to ca.st with Natioaal Guardsmen were re.. threats ol renewed turmoil hill called from the c11J11PU• Friday "!':!\!: .. . " ,, •.. ' but 2,000 . of ..thM> .r!'lllainod Duke Univ.rsit,y cancelled a ll ' L A ''· PORK LIVER pkg. of 10 ~ R G , ..: ' . '· ;· By Wa··e· of :,. , , MARHOEFER . CANNED LOAVES $ · .· · Fla. (l!Pl) - . A -&lh~SOTA, foot high ftll olwaterchurn- · ed up by a vloleal oquall in the Gulf or ... amatihod · "WIIbout - · at .,_ ' -'""' Boa•h --...... ' SIIUrclo.r ftoo6lei!lelower floors at r.. •..r•~~~ .;......, 1• -· No deaths or IQrrleo -. ·but aa -· .· · -- - tlrl""'•• • ...,. ·•-· - • •• roll ilollfered an _ _. ont heart ltlack whan the loW~.. · _ •.....,. .. 'She _..,. wave. ......... -~w. · . bo_.._.,,~ · .... - - Tho_wall of. 1f'ler, lollowacl 1 llllftul8 later Ill'-, a amaDor freak wave, - rulhlar 1100 to 100 foOt I~ ~ cora, a11111· .11icloa4 up 0110 llllbqtl ODd doplllled It ID • -..,pool reported, •ell •s> '.• · __ )~ W'-ater· G'D.II RG-ARINE . ., _;· ~ ~;~ ' '. '., ,'"· "·J 111e lorOI at tho .Ollrlllldalwa"" .'n o ocr ilreat It buelded 1noto "'.-. ;....., Cll tho ....... liAior of - • 111111 Iiiii .... lb lnclwo """ In .....,._at tho plulh 111111. ~clol• aid tho rn,k .,..., 5 ..... 611 ••• 8llit.,: . ......,.--....;;;;;;:,.,;SAUCE ' AT Plelltf of Free Parkl" , ' • i'· • topther." ' In crosa examiMUOO by Defense Atty. F. lvln D>m\11111, Mro. Newman slapped the judge' a desk- u~~ap, • . slap, . , pause • • • allp'"- to show how she heard the ~e shots. In this ohe state Witnesses who said they heard --other the allp·• • • ..... dl,p."lap ••• ..pa.... • . The "slap ••• pause ·••• slliJ ••• slap" descrJption better fits Garriaon'a theory there were three mon 1n the aaoasolnotlon pi~ thai one .llred to attract attentloo of pollee and the - r iwo ftred slmultanlousiJr lor the 11 1dlL" While court will · be held Monday, It wUI be recel8ed Tuesdly, which is Mardi Graa in New Orleans. , § ed •ejeC -·- ed presented . S&tllrday to cheecellor Dr. H. Edwin Youag. BONN (UPO - Welt German CbanceJlor KuJ1..Geoza:Kiesinger !':..';.:: ' , Survives Hot Chase 11roo·vs· · A lert Dur--ng . 1lru ce ZANESVU..LE, Ohio (UPO · FIO)'d Abrams, Zanesvlllo, was ·_ lilted in_ good c:ondltlon at a · boapltal here Saturday after beSAIGON (IJPO- The AIUed Ins shot during a high speed command Saturday orclered a police chase through t h r e e 24-hour Lunar New Year truct! countlos. beginning at 6 p.m. Sundoy (5 The chaoe began early Satur- Lm. EST). Sooth Vietnom da,y when Abrams failed to stop · warned tbat the Cc:mmunills at a red llglrt in Soudt Zanes- have ne¥er complied with vOle. ceas~s and American troops South ZaneSYllle Pollee Chief remained on alert tor 11. possible ~F,d Hamle_r laid Abdmo weot VIet Coog olfenoive. CounlyWhero aher· Amounc:ement ol the brief .:?': rr:~~ori= cE'!r.; a truck ~~~J.; ==l~caro ~ - :""Ab1rinmth aavuleldborlcleti,eo firing at "'der ReiiOts COiqiUI P ARlS (tJPl) - UDcertalllly · - the lAmlr New Year truoe wW end bibody llat>tinc illlected a - element of .. . . I dlpllimatic · · - h1lo tho Vlolaom ,-_· · _~ ... ---v .PUS.. ' Outllde,, l l,llmall IJ'Cq) 0 • · oiiirf, otur!Oi.to anowllilla •, ~"'loolatic octhlv In tho Freoeh Clllltai virtually halted as the cCIIIOnders tunled thelr ·tlttenlloatO Vlotnun Itself to 108 at the wlndewo ODd <~ "a.l.nts Out, studellia Ia." : · ~ the Tet bolltlay. WOI!Id ,!Je morrad 1jy reDowed li8!dllW .-. or load to 0 •-lool ol ~eo. ' . 111e Nlllonal1Jberad<11 ~ (NLf'l, tho poiiUcol branch e11ect the premised blockade ~"f"B ,~ lrom~and,,routeelecs- soh·-·-.· ~ co...,.. ·-··~----·~terri-·~~·~~ ... . _., ~~ Welt Berlin. JomoAirlineRadar U.S. orllclolo in Bom oald the CoiDIIIWIIoto in addition have Jammed the radar and radloo of =.:.=: _l'olo docread a lf!~J>dQ halt In lighting, etmaJor dlplomati~ move ,tU ·~ to be made in Wtlllern alrlinorl approaching the divided ctv several tlmoo in r•~ - ... ....._.__ ·tile ~ - ·~. .....,,_..,. -· stlempt8 to disrupt p llrla. by elthar side ...W the IIIII at tho trueo and the aa....llielll1. its rtsul~ ' . i . :• .. . A iii!IP ' - ' " hid clovoiopad ID ~ lieOCi.Coatoreneel<jl• . l'!lvillll ....ted refuoal ill' dio N-it--Mud NLF ·del.. pdCIIO IO_meet ~lean. ODd Soulh Vleipomeoe ""'""""'lor a · mDitanr -colatiOI\. at 1111 cooilllet to <real!-,.lllvonllle at- ..,.. . The ~--red lly AmerieAn l.n.t South Vietra~ commanders was the shortest cease-fire called by the BERLIN (IJPD Lelllot otuclenteha, in an apparent dreos r earaal for Pre-nl Nlxm's vlalt Feb. 27, ata&ed a protelt march Saturday apinlt "faacllt terro<" thlt .,.- in a betlle 1l'ith West -lin poUcemen 'Ibe same leaders who have promloed vloleat demonltratloos apinlt Nllron led 800 mar<hers aplnst i>oll<e lines bloddng the main entr...,. to the free university, Their stlck.wlnglng betlle came •• East Germany put Into u.M_ m..,hireil'o~ti- olS41udioVI.'a61twe. "~ ' . . . ' . .. . maued. were "prompted by the love of peace and the respect for the sacred traditions" of the Vietrmnese people. "Experiences in previous truces have shown that Coomnr nist North Vietmm never cOIJ1)lted with the truces," the Saigon communique said. uon the contrary, tOOy totk adwntage of these occaaiona to attack our umed · forces and populations, as was the case during To~ 196!1. The ~omm... nique Sllid the Allies would retaliate for Communist violations. AttacksEJII)ected The olfielal spokeaman tor the South Vi.etramese military command said a major Communist offensive was expected durilw: Te~ 11le itoUday olllctaliJ besiN Monday ODd elida W.S. nesdoy. uThe COmmunl.ata are liara," the South VietJWneM . . . . _ man said. uNow tilly are >iolating their """ truee. According to our ircell._. reports, they are plaPaa to attack us." The moool waa more calm at -~­ the oftlclal mtlUal')' .,."""" said there was "no 1"'*'neeace that there wm be • Comuaudst oUen&ive thie ret." Milhaey ·sow-ces said there wu every indlcadoo the Viet COqr would start an otferwtw after tt. holidays to bqJro"' the cmunlst bergainq -'"'"' at the peace talko In Poria. Berlin Students Warm Up for Nixon r-·-· No the Saigon dock area. Alr Force Ignore& Truce U.S. Air Force 852 jet crews ignored thoi Viet Coq truce and rained more than 500 tons or bombs on six jungle corridors in a .75-niile arc north and nortbwut of S&igon Where intoDlgellt:o reports oaid 40,000 ConurlUDist infantrymen were c-. were Involved In the chaoe that reached speeds of 100 ~es per the .;1 =.u:": cam- , Allies tor Tet. A three-day Tet truce was ln. effect a year ago when the Commwd!its began the biggest offensive of the war. In announci~ the truce this alter It ltarted, lncludllW the year, the South Vietnamese aaaassiMtloo ol a hamlet chief and a bold. but blooclless raid in foreign ministry said the Allies r--· atrlkebountl Madlooa .., otarted. ' U.S. hoadquarters reported two Viet violations of tho Cmunun.tst truce a few hours - l;harlea Slrquo&, Iormor cellor Thuradly, _ S!UPBOARD FWE NO. 2 ace oareot1e1 apnt and lorJIIOr -~M HAMBURG• ~--.. (U"" .,.,-..... dtrectoroftheDIIool• •=-·~·proleatcher&edthat ~" c,.k;; lnvestlpting Cmunla- ~ the presldeot at Welt -For th~ oecond t1mo In four __,. In a -~ ClermaJiy In \1{~111 Berlin vlo- IIUlllths, lh broke out Saturda7 1,_ •....., ....,. _.. l.""ll 1 · aboard 'the 27 000-ton Brltltb tliat Cllq)UI disorders are part aled the four- qreemento ' • · - tho cll""'•-• and contalrier ablp "~- "•• of a national conoplracy, uj -· .... ..•• a ' - · - · ...... ~·~ to lnlroduce to the conltnlctlm in Habarl'• =~ 1:::=111'~'~ common ~- members o1 the Nlllonal Bobm ODd Voss yards. The fire -UDIW<Illy ol Wloconaln DOIIlOCratle Party, Wblcb t h 0 crltlcall.v burned oile shipyard ll ather e d al the SOvleto doacrtbe u"neo , NazL• werher but was put out qaic~. Milwaukee · mese tnM.-e lor the oriental new ..... the road, lpii!Q!!I ol•there and w-...... =I ., PAGf9 SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1969 VOL. IV NO. 3 Welt Berlin If preolclollllal elec. Hamler oald Abramo wao sloptleeo are held there ao 1ched- pod at lllloll>er road block set uled; Siata sac-•~ Gu~- up b• Falrlielcl -·~were those - r clovel911'1eota: --.-• ~·• ~·" -'~a . -Gov. Warren Kl)owlao .,.. Diehl ~ Solurday, deputies Just inside the COOillly 110111lCed that Ida mall hal been Dlelll said KloBinler made a Uno near RuabvUle. r·-··- 125 to 171n .,.,.. of u- · ''venr brief raply"re.iectingbotlt "He'd been and J u. t ~·- to lend the w NaUunal tbo ·-•-· and. Soviet lrl!ll· ·-·• doctsion ·~dn't 811 OJzy more," llamler G·-~ to a oorthorn - · · lor meall whoa Rua.... Ambu-r laid. -~ .__ _ K. T··-....,the f!rat time. · - ...oo1e ~ paraonalljo _.,..... to deUvered tile <han· 1 woek. e Other Developnents In tho Wlaconiln strife thoro ••h· of AI Jrihn1011 COnBtructloo COmj>any had anliclpaled pouring concrete lei' piers to rlae out of the coffer dams this week. Wotk on the 75 loot lp,Pl'Oich span .on the Ohio shore was io 'begin about the nme 'time. Both have beea do-l.ayed, however, by a union ju:rlJdlcttoml dispute whleh atcq)ed wock 1ut Suspect or air:" ~clty. ~. IOid II "~Ill' Berlin. ·::rava!: ~ :::!'":";! lniD Well Ottman Weonep has ell pnolldoill cleoplle ltniiW ~· protollll. . 1n another warning agalnlt to West Berlin. ttw meeUng, the Fast German newspaper • Berliner Zeltung "The West Berlin clty goveromont wolf would be advised to take a look It a IJUIIl. Thoae who live on an island lhould not make an enemy of the sea." Communist troops were reported moving lntD poaltlee along land routes Into the ctty tor maneuvers that also could bring Jet ft&lltero Into the three Weotern.controUed alrcorrldnrs laid, Nazi by the lelllats. The club..winglng Welt Berlin U.S. orllclola oald NIDm'a pollee held off the aludent IOCUrlv aides have decldod bo charge at the rree tmiversltiY wW use a helicopter m at ertrance 1n spite ~ the youths' hlo 3\2 -~lour vi.U Feb. 27 In use ot a ladder as a battering order to avoid lefUst attem,pbl ram. to m<Jb molor<adeL Pollee oald nine llludODtB were - · ol the Well Gemu ar'rested lut no one was hurt. electors tried to teat tba _ . Their march against "fascist East German blockade. Mlltar'terror" was part:1ally directed lsts who made the UD...U• trip against the West German through Ealt Gel1lllll1;f !rom tho FJectoral Collep, which has 22 west aaid Communist bordar members who belmg to a guards were not lllllilly baraupolitical party conaldered neo- !Dg tral!lc to Well Berlin. Blount Sure of Mails in Strike WASHINGTON (IJPO - Post- dent of the 200,000 - member mount woold not &0 h1lo d..U muter Genenl Wlntm M. letter Carriers Unionagreedwith on how he would meet a JQ1ta1 Blount does not· believe postal moont. worker strike, but he ftl Uked: workers wW de(y rederal law .. They can use federal troops "COuld yoo lllrm out the _.. and strike, but it they should to handle the mail. They have vices of the post oftlce depan.. many resources avallable to ment to ott.r ~ to he'll be ready tor them. nwe'll mow the mail,"Blount: 'them," said Rademacher. •'We keep it golna an an emiHPDCJ laid in an latervlew Saturday just couldn't win atl)'thlng by basta?'" wid! VPL I~" ''I would thtt* we cauld." '11 replied. 1f he rea~~¥ hlleves thlt, Silvergleld and Rademacher he'• just kf9dbJI hblleelt," re- said however, there Ia growlnc: SllverrJeld oald "111ero la _..... Do¥1<1 Sll-..qield, pro- militancy amoq rank and file aldent of the 80,000 • member members of their organizations • StrorJe leellne In the ... Nationol Poltai Unldn lo -reac- and the rlllht to strike Is being lllo. H there II' a dllllcult arthoremJilol tim to the lnloervlow.. . . _lncreaaiJW]y dlowaled by the But James Radene~.presi- membershJ.p. be wildcat ltrlkea." --.. --........ ..._111 ... _., • al ,Pn:e~ide,nt; ial~- 1. Test on Berlin . *' , . . . '' ' '' . ' . -,~: ; !!liJ ·.Ia· . ·~- " Borlla . . ' '•' . ' '\l'.alll ·tnaldnil ."N•• Cb a Dfu -11'1 'oiOcl" :1110 STORES . . -. ~-~ Ml~·~ta ' . 1 ':,..~=~foro( A WORKMAN DONS A FACE MASK In frigid air to keep eonatructioo go. irw on Silver Bridge replacement. High water has receded, eotrer dams are in operation and derrick tower rlaea at pier site orr West Vlrglnta shore beyond workman in the tard white hat. Pllot in the towboat '"Gopher" awaits orders for materials handling and suly bargea, just oa Oblo shore. Crews . ............. . BOTH SUN. 9 to 9:30 p.m., - .. . ' , YQUTR , CAIIBRibGE, . IIIWlt car. a c . - Ill :u:-.. lltN clabQed ' ' All Pr ces Effective Wo Ro_..o Tho Rltl!t To l.l•lt Quontlll" m-a =~ ~! . ~ . P.(CT 'CRIMiNAl.' , liiW tlio twoW~awau• . . Communial .-!4-o=ed. ...........,. branded • IJittr ,.. .,.,.~-- _.,_ DAILY & Uot-alt;r of Wloeooain lllculty m~s o..,portins the school odmlnlotratlon'a tough nne towani the student .aiken was . . I~ wl. , . _· F.'" SUPIR MARKEr- sol~ wlllked to tho OlliJOille end of the table and looked at it carefully. Picture Killl~W The plcl\!fe lolnf: Moorman took ohowed Kennoily slumping over in the sea1i of his ear after the - ~~~tal shot. MrL Moorman aaid atie wu on the &autil side of Elm Sjreet, dlrectljo acroso from zuruder. "I h81rd three shotl,., M'ra. Newman Aid. "'I thought they were firecrackers. The llrst two 1hota we heard were real close black . A petition olgned by 1,400 lllolde an lnlerlo!: pstto at • mo- .• ..,pori lbs. FOR •• A Pl1otcuaPh taken ill' Mrs. Moorman 10 feet tram the -Imlte&""~' ;.;:..~:P~~=·-R, :·~·. t E . 33c cen Newm.. ODd Mra. ol Dollu, prealdent'• CIU' UI)JU.e.i ~n lntereat trom Shaw than otber• the state bod preoel)led. Whee V n de r <:rosa examination. the picture .... h&Dded to however, Slmmona Aid the Shaw's . - !'or ._ctlon, tootprinta m111 lave been left the clolendant, dressed In a I ilk ~le -.nan, both teltUied~. Campuses in New Unrest TISSUE~., ....~!·. CHICKEN BREASTS Mtry who worlred !qr tlio Dollilo Ullion ~- Ralltoad Co. at the lime, oald he louD!! foolpr!JU In tho mud In tile area Where he aaw the amoke. tbree lhota 1114 I utmlernaatJt the trees I de~ "' What 111peored to be o pult ot·whltr of em~" ' .., ,,.,,~ 1 ·looked to He- where tbe ahota C!lml ~ fi James L. SI.Jh.. m0111 ol Mtoqodie, Tex., oa14. zlbeth the Prtlalcleot. Sl>OU8d Fooljlrlnto F. Kemedy was ahot. 11 Do¥1<1 W. Ferrie to aSIOIIIJale Slriunons, -•1 l . HAM SANDWICHES ' " ·. .. ' to . Wtll -~~~ F-.. ' �~~~·~~~:),i~~j~~~..(~~~i!~'~~ffj,~~::Y~~~:lr~'..:.-/~~·: ...'!:::-:_:: .,... ......... ' ......-... ... .._...__'*',_- . . . .. . . . . ... ~·i _~ ~ ~ -- . ~·······'T" ... """".'.,.:. . ,. __...~;,;, . · 1 .~. -·; ..'·.';~~~~~i!F.~:l.;~ '"''"'"'' ,..~ .....;,...,.-:........~~;;.........~--..:.. ..,. .~ [ I ' .. • !8 - 1iw - ' · Tblooo. >-l!e!llloel, .........,, 1 Foimar) 16, 1969 • ~ ' ' > II - " Athens Topples GAHS, 66 To 50 OU Tr(D:niPhs 60-;)9 -' -(ll"'- I l u.. .\THENS, Olllo Ger· and MAC' lou lo 10 Miami ba(t two c:haru•• to win. Ohio "'!" 7_, aJ4 Ml:Kee '"""'ed %0 DQinla and ..._ Craie ............ <J(f the l>on<h In the MAC, nOodod a l.fn lo In the llnal 30 - · · but Wolt. lti.Y alive lh ~ raeo. B o t h Wllllam• and lll<o Wnn 1xJtb lo - · 10 point& and 13 rebounds Sllbtrda.Y u · Ohio U. team• hl\vetwoeonterencepm.es missed shot&. ...- fr<lnl-<WW~In& Miami 60- rimaii!IDg. Frank J..ukaesi I~ with 2:58 59. Miami . . - a to to pla.y "" the Ohio u. lOad "' dlnch the Mtd-Amerle~ Con- 58-S7, but MeKee came back 20 terence championship. Instead, oecondo Iaior lo bit a 10-looter tbe Red1kina suffered their see- and move the Bobcats ahead to GAINESVILLE, Fla. (UPI) Two froo1 throw• by Florida's Bo,vd Weloch In the lut nino sec:ond! gave the unranked Gl- Defeat Wisconsin, 87-69 as a Boilermaker, the junior guard has scored 1,252 points, an average of 29.8 a game. He is leadirw the B1g Ten with a 33.6 point average this season. Purdue led the Badgers all rolling ldo a 45-33 haJJtime edp. Wisconsin trimmed the spread to 45-39 wlth six straight points: at the start of thew~. the second half before the Bollennakers got goi~ Tlie biggest Purdue spreed was 19 points. just one more thaD the final victory margin. The Boilermakers OOft' lead the Big Ten with a 7-1 mark am. are 14-4 overall. The -Badgers slUJDDred to 3-S in the conference and g..10 overall. I • Saturday's Phoenix Tourney DELAWARE, .Ohio (UPl) - The LIUie ikolnt J,. ..W be hokl Tlllrlde1', Sopt. 18, at the Dolowuo Coi1ltb' rilrlroundo. .. A rac:ord 109 ellaiN•• llaturdly aoourod 1111 claoole'o ooec!l!l· stra!Pt $100;000iJluo .PioYCit · ·· ', } ,. PHOENIX, Ariz. (UPI) - Two- 631 Sitaitdl,y, wa1 tied w l t I) Jack Ewing, Don Juuar)' and time Open- Geae Bill Ha~ ...... rticlQI'• ali-~ ioidillll 'triCjMJ1!i-' . Littler equaled the one-d&J-<>Id · round co - Blll,y who ac:oted blo "llllrd Jlltl YlctoQ' lut yoar OtiiiG!Jiel', hod Arizona Country Club eourse ree~ Maxwoll at 199, two - · olf 11x ellallio colto winter book fa.m'll('L!i-·n.-rCleve. st. Edward 57 Pad.. 56 ord ol n ! n . - r - 62 Satur- lho paco. -.n had a 68. / Otber '1lotltlltton JU!I Clllllldotoo ....-. At:e HJI1, Bar,...~· Chagrin Falls 62 Aurora 40 JIIIIW'Y, wllh oh birdie• m Bern ~.IL T, Pelhun aniNOrdla'l Gllltlll Slltit. ' ' '' doy "' · Into the tltlrttround Oak Hills 63 Line. Heights 46 load of the 1969 PIHJen!x trurns- the llrst 13 holel, ml.,-1 bll Readirw; 48 Harri.son 44 chance to Ue I,!lllor or lokoover ment. · GreenhiUs 66 St. Bernard 49 Wiler's 31-'1 round includ- tho load whoA. he - e d tho ATHENS, Oblo (IJPI)- Ob!oUolY8l'1114'dej'oa!OdM!Imii!4-41 SalGlen Este 52 Sycamore 50 ed oigllt blrdlu, a and a 17th lttd lBth ...... ltl'liiY In IIWlmmJtw fo bond !lio. Red&ldM tbo\r lldrd lou In 13 dull Nelsonville-York 50 Irorton 45 15-loot JIUII for an IOIIlo m the Terr)' WUceix: waa alone at Fairland 90 Ironton S~ Joseph 71 16th. II put him at 197, 16 un- 200 loiiOwed by MU!er l!lrbor meets. c..l (irovo 79 Oak Hill 76 der par tor the............._ 111d and Rod Futlleth at 201. Dove Chesapeake 55 South Pol.rt 54 one otroke al1oad ol IIPl!h Roy- lUll" I G3 !~hooter Saturdl,y 1 ftl • Fairview 75 Greenup 66 er, entering amdaf'l ta - bole in a rtv...ll doadlnd< at 202, HIALI!.All, Fla. (Upl) - Fort Morey, the 1!147 chompim o1 rraos Symmes Valley 72 Rock Hill 65 final lor the $20,000 llrll prize. "bleb lncl!ldod the olher raq, put In a otrorw bld ro. tho .198UIIIo litJIIaloalt Sa~ by Sandusky 73 Mansfield Senior 53 Jerry Abbott, ooe three round loaiiot1 FT&I!k Boord, who • .-....... hl9h wel&ht to vlctoey In the~,OtltlilcJulanvWoa TUrfiiDRidgedale 60 R'ivetdale 59 proo who carded ellbt-<mdor-il'U' fell to · ~ 7L cucap. t . ' Miller 68 Eastern {Meigs) 58 Gl\'tUt a per~e¢~¥-tlmod ride by jocl<e¥ Matat,l YCOU. lhe II.. ' Payne 53 Ayersrllle 47 yeot old Fol't ll&rcy tunodlbo.ck·tho •lr*h ....... of tho Fretltb mue Creek 84 Hicksville 55 , · boroo Tuob by a heltd. Tho No. 1 herM Blati!Pib 2tlll, wbleb ,oet tho · Edkertoo 77 Fairview 66 EASf LANSING (UPI) _ Mid>- Mlchlpn SW... poee lor more titan i mile, ftal- llllrd: loojbOr lhreo cu-toro al· AnlwelJ' 71 North Centnl 47 Springfield So. 77 Portsmouth 7i 1gan !late, with lour plll,l'oro hit- . Leo Laltdo~ bit a pme.ldll> • le¥11 bock. . . , " .' Cla.v Twp. 99 South Wobster 66 tina double !lpreo, dealt llllDnla -23 Ptibtt"• <Jiin Glbliono added It Northwest 83 1rlew Boston 71 slim Blo .Ton title hOpes a""""= ... Tim - - hod ............ '• ·~ ~ · ..... c Col&. Elst IOO.CoiL Northland l;O. abiy-lalal-~lt'.a.w.>l'then Harrtttlllt .f llt;toll'a 1~;.cal- v• Ue1 lor tho' who held a · Colo. loiohawk 83 Cola. Central 55 1ng a 75-70 11 ·wao the oecond losl by the comlortoblll 39..25 halftime odae Cols. North 51 Col&. West 42 Dllnl to a ll!cltlpn team thl'8 by bitting o1x otralcbt polttlo prt. Cols, Walnut Ridge 69 Cob, Marlon.Frankltn 64 week -and gave Dllnolo a 4-4 · or to the lntormle...... ntlaol.s, Whieb . reeelved 20 SOUTH BEND, Ind. (IJPI) Cols. South 72 Cols. Whotatone 59 conrerft.ce mark, tbe same aa poJnta rrom and Four Natro Dame ployeri -~ Cola. South 72 COia. ,Limen 71 ot I .... 10 !rom Jodie IW1'IIOO, od more 11um 20 ptbllo·oaeb SatNewark 67 I.'!>.POr Al'llngtoo 45 carne out with haDdl ond oplrlto urday · u the Jr!oh lell lrQnt the Zanesville 69 Lancaster 45 up in the se<attd half, reelln& ~. buket In defoatlnc litolt sandusky Perkins 86 <J(f eiJht points In a row lo clooe State 108-42 in a ,c:olleae ~ Cots. Brookhaven 68 tho liP tO 39-33. baU ..... clooplto. 35 point .per- . Wnerly 83 HoweYer, with 1:41 lo pill,!', forman.. by Utalt'o Noroln Rob, Cola. B1ahap "-<lY 60 Michlpn Slate _.... tho ...... erlo. cambridge 76 Corrollton 68 g1n back up 1<1 59-f7 and lho clooRoss Zane Trace 57 Unioto 52 euepo~n~~ PIIOENIX, Ariz. (UP0- Dave ell llllDnlo ~ come tho root .to the lrloh. Austin Carr HunUJwloo Twp. 85 Hill and Toouny Jocobo carded ol tho Will' .... wllh 2:11 added. Z5, Boll Artllttt 21 a n d. · Paint V.Uey 82 scorching 63s to - • Into tho Greenan 76 Dwtaht MllfpiQ' 21. top spoil earl,y In tho third round retrtalnlnc In tho Spr!ogfield Shawnee 50 The Yidol7 putiJuod No t e ol the $100,000 n-Ix 0 pen name•• .Accmt to· te..s. Cols. Watterson 52 Golf touri1amont Saturllay. Cols. DeSale& 5tJ wbllt • Uiall Slate· biPed 1o 1!-lf. LAKE PLACID, N. Y. (UPI) HW olerted the <loy with Whitehall 80 Delaware 73 Notre Dame lli\ol 49 pat - Gory !lullllold aad brakeman 1 139 total lor the llrot 36 holoo !rom 'the lleld , io 17 .pet. ~ Grandview 69 Growport 44 held a one' - stroke I~ o v e r Howard Siler ol the Uttltocllloteo fur Utah llote, and · tbe ·lriA Waohiogton C. It 73 Jacobs at the ~ mark with took tho lead · with a !ime or WUmington 50 2:16.14 after two heatl ·on a - - - tho tll.ih',touil 70an 11-under-il'U' 202. Chillicothe 64 Mari- 57 Jacobo )Ill madl tho 36- rooord-lhoUorlttt< .. .s.. ot 51. Tho ,ool\1 o-..i U!oh team Melo• 72 Lopn 47 hole cut at lfO wao'itl203 after the World Tln1 .- Min lltil>lied Athena 66 GaDlpolis 50 scored oniJ' 20.l!f lf1 lroo f11raw• throe roundo over lito par 35-36 ChaJni>!m1ohll>• SoiUrdoy. Jackson 85 Wellston 69 to Notre Daine'l.' 22 ol ~7, . , ' The - l d rooord ol 1:08.86, -71 Arlzooa Counlr)' Ch., -rao. Crooksville 55 New Lox!DgiOO 52 HI In -l llh by Larrj McKlll!i1, Two - · · beck ol the leadSpr!~ld North 52 er in INrd place 1t110111 tho ear- was b - Umo and apln ud IJoyton SO!bblno 49 ly linllherl ...... Jolmy l'ort, ,.,....... more than two . . - . Reynoldollurl'76 P1oooantviow74 AI Belding and Boos cooo. durin& tho ~Gahanna Line, 92 Woatervillo 68 WorthiagiOn 60 MI. Vomoo 55 Grove CIQ- 68 Bexley 56 .' London 63 Mifflin 56 ,...:i- I By United Press International Cin. Purcell 89 Newport (Ky.) Cotholic 77 Medina 57 North Olmsted 53 - ·Rttm lttd•'"• o« . . 1• See'm Dealt -Out nlm BoJ.n.:.*'" v'iltorY. , "' 66 CHEVROLET IMPALA 2 Door Hardtop, Radio and Heater, Aut. Trans., V-8 1111ine All white with blue interior. W/S/W tires. Air cond. $1695 WOOD MOTOR SALES Gallipolis, Ohio Eastern Ave. GA~UPOLIS - Tho South· western lHghlanders met the Hannan Traee Wildcats ln the finals o! the 46th aMllal Gallla County Basketball Touma~ ment at 8:30 p.m. Saturday at Hannan Trace High School at Mercerville. Playing the consolatloo game at 7 p.m. weretheKygerCreek Bobcats and the Nor.th Gallia · Pirates, HaMan Trace earned the right to meet Southwestern for the champiooship by defeating North Gallia 61.-53 wh11eSoutbwestern reached the final berth by defeating Kyger Creek 7665. ::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·:::::·:·:·:·:·::::::::::::~::::::::: seml-annu;l clearance sale San now dll'inl 33-1/3\--~ reductions, of relf'OIIped and repriced winter wearables. SALE OF MENS SUITS Were 45.00 to 90.00 s35·6~ s7.1·83 TOPCOAU 1/3 OFF Were 49.95 to 75.00 S33·3~ S49·93 MEN'S JACKETS 1/3 OFF Were 8.98 to 50.00 J5 . .-o. - Not&wugh area SPECIAL! . . . ..,-.. llto-- one ol tho It 14-14 and 111-U. Tho North ftrll hal! and Rnl- with 15. 44-38. Dul.els canned a brace fers &hot &N'I mac1e the tedmiThe · - ltlld • Ill.. Galliano pulled olowly aw.,. %7- Greenlee and Garnes each pulled or three throw• after boJna fouled cal. It W"l& HannaD Trace ti-4:6. ment hiltor)' - u.t't whit they 22 ani led 31-24 at ..ut1me. do!m19-L b)' the Plratea' Ron Morris, 5-11 iod. North Golllo .... lJaf21ttt Bolo Smlh mode two Baek to tho thlrd pwlocl tho senior J"illltd. The Plratea" lead tllolblelor6U_...._ DIVe Daniela, ~1 HDlor. n.a throws far the Pirat.el and Ewr. Troco''• u ATHENS - Galljpolla led Souu.stera otd.o • - dllqUaa coiled •tnlcbt polnto In the third perhod chrl..Ued to 44-40 hold to two poinle tho llrll hall. Plra, oent tho - · at wMott ~..,. •~Uiow._r "*hens durinc: dJe ft.rat 16 minute1 aM (Our aeconcl1 ol play here Tn1co K.J ,.._ With 32 aeeonds to go tn the throogbt thohooplttdltWll51-48. tile lleld, . .ld .. ,. ." ' . . .4illlo Frida.)' nieht. but Coach Duke Bunon'a YiaW.na: Bin Devlla nn wt Iod - ao the Wlldcato defoatod lkt the leque't t...un, acorer cat tans tumblinc •• the,- ,pulled · ol 101 ln the ftnal 15:56 as the Bulidot<o pooled 1 66-60 blzdoood North GoDia 61-53 Fr!doy n111rt broke looae In the Mcond halt aWl)' to lood 38-.27 with hall tho period, DaDielo bit A-om tho oido Montpnory louled Greanlee and ll•, lito Wlldcato Ill at Hanran .Trace Hllh School at !0< %0 poiru ani paced tho WM- perlocl aone- North Gallla plied 100 then aoored about 10 HCondl the Pirate ace pickad qp two foul 16 lor 58.2 par.._ Da.. na. triup a 13 point leod, 44-31with 2:34 later on an aatilt from Jesse ohoto. The Wlldeoto led tl-60. ial1 t.d JJ at U. WD4c:att' H cato with 2%. The Blue Devils Jlltt1j)od olf to a 5-0 lood oo a A-eo throw by Jim MercervWe. was the openllw: game ol. the left tn the period. Then the Wtld- Chapman with. 20 sec<ftls 011 the Daniels hit a J\dl'l'8r 53-SO. Smltb h Larry Jetren, &-0 terdor, who Henr)', and twio-polntera b1 Tom Prose and Tmnw Spencer. 46th annual Goltla Courty Baokot- carried three Pf,lriOntll at the cats began to claw back. clock. The score was 44.-44. ~ sank a 1ona ol'lll!t and the Pirate• NORTH GALW CUl- G._ The Athenians. oft .form tn the Jettera was fouled b;y Greenlee baU. TounameDL 11ae Pirates man drove tn tor a la)riCI' and came close tor the laat time lee 7-741; Gerae1 64-11: 911111 halt, was aeeoad hl&b wltb 1-4. shootiDa: Gepartment, were al10 out a point, Athen1 ripped olf14 ~d by the Galllaanar~ eonaecutlve marbrl late In the took o quick 11-tl laod but tho Jes.-,e ~man, W senior, who &o:l made the lint of a 0011 and scored with one second lett to 53-52. Daniels hit three buckets 2-U; D. Clarl< 2.0-4: ll<rrla 3ly in the contest. At one point, ftrlt half and early in the lee- WUdeatl came back to go 1n drove lD on ~s like a WiJd.. one. The second shot miSled. put Haman Trace ahead 46--44 at while lArry Bowcott ...... sett:Uw o-6j BowcoU 9-1-1. Total• lUI a tree throw to give the Wfid.. 15-28 53. the DevU1 held a n1De point lead and halt ~ plu. That was the eod. A-om 1~11 at the ond at the cat, llnt.hed Udrd irl1eorlrw: with The Piratea took the tau out. tho end ol the third period. ftnt period. The W Udcat1 put on a !ull court 12. cats a 5~ lMd. Chipman HANNAN TRACE (61 - D, Ron Morris scored lXI a liY\C) - 1~ - that came with 1:04 as tar 11 GAHS was concerned. Hannan Trace had tlni1hed the presa and never lifted it. North Gellia'1 OIIIMWO pl.llch to tie it 4~ti...!rlth 6.54togo. Ten mlssed a la)'lC) and Jeffers dpped Daniell 9-4-22; a.man S.O..t2; left in the first stanza, Athena outeeored GARS 24 ..7 Dave Daniels picked off two seconds later Dt.niel s 11t'as fouled it in for Hannan Trace's la1t Jellen 5-4-14; Sl11oo :1-1-4; S, It I.PIJOII"ed, at thlo point. · In the third porlocl, and 18-17 ••aoa with ftve strai&ht wins - Roo Greenlee and J o ll n and North Gallla hod .-rod Gameo - led the ocor!Jv and oulck steolo and mode both lay- by Morris who pl.llled his fifth bucket 61-53. Daniell 1-0-2; 1-0-2; the Ge1llana were J0iD1 to re· in the Rnal canto. four ol ita last tlve pmes. upa under the basket. North Galpenorw.l and left the game but not gomoey 1-0.Z: J. llorry I~ North Gania hit 19 ol58 A-om rebouD:lirc. Greenlee. 1 6-2 cord their nrat basketball win II: wu the Bulldoll 15th win Tbe Plntes took command 11 lie's INd. was cut to 44-36. LarTotals 26-68 9-18 II. _ senior, tallied 13 points In the before tbe offtciala had called a the field tor 32.7 per cent. The at Athent in 13 yean, and Dtelr tn 17 outinga. 1D1lde the SEOo\L, the second period opened but in ry Jelten got a third steal and technical on him. Daniels conPirates out-rebounded the WUdGoDia • • • u 31 44 sa North O.rat hall Ill! ftntshed with 21. flrat triumph over the Bulldop ADteoa upped Ita mark to 13-0, in 10 1ear1, either at borne or and ftniabed ltl home c:ampa1en the opentrw minutes tt was Ued Garnes, 6-1 aenlor, had 10 the converted It into alaytp. It wa& verted two free throws and Jet~ cats 57-36 but turnovers killed Homan Trice • . 12 24 tt II wttb a 8~1 mark. It wa1 Atlleol' away. Alter Coach Chuck McAfee 14th ltraight loop win over atwoca.Ued Ume, to adjust h11 champ~ year period. lou, the Bulldo(o romcod GalGalllpollo Ia , _ 9-8 lor the llpollo' load to 15-11 jull be- year, and 5.8 In league pl.,., It fore the ftrlt period whlatle on waa the Devlla 20tll strallht lou Mike Noel'• three.point play and to Athena during the past 10 the .... ol the tlt!rd !10riodGALLIPOLIS - The Southwes- Haman Trace gym. as the Han- Creek. BJ.t the defen.iing cham- cato tra!lln& 74-84. a long jumper by Dan Wicker~ years. Bent on revenae. the Highland~ tern Hf&blanders broke the K,y- nan Trace WUdcats upended pion lllgblandera never let 1t The Bobca*• tnlled b¥ oae Athen1 hit 46 per cent from the bam. en lost no tlme ln picking up a point until 8tout pr Creek jinx Frldoy night at North Gallla 61-53 in the opener bother them. • layup AHS came wtthln one point of field, and 78 per cent from the Hannan Tract Hl8h School as and tber never left till tte final Keith Carter, 6~ senior, pac- 12-ll load with 4:39 in the Rrll with 6:16 lo .. to ptl lito 11111>the Devlla on two occastoos 1n fouJ clrclea. GAHS hit 44 per tbey sent the Bobc:atl down to de~ buzzer of the Hilhlander - Bob- ed &Ntbwestern with 26 points. period. It wu 17-12 at 1he end iandoro . . _ 61-68. !bllhwaat.the second stanza, but fell behind CB!tl !rom the llold, ond 66 per feat 76-65 in the second game ot cat game. 19 ol them in the first half. Car~ of tbe f1nt period. orn led 71-42 l:M laft ud 26-19 with 1:18 left In tho hall. cent from the foul circlea. h wa1 Southwestern 21~16 with 76-M at tho 1:01 mark. tho 46th annual Gallla eouncy Kyger Creek had defeated ry1ng the load In tbe second half Athens, after uaatne only Mark Swart'• three.point play The HllbJ,andlrl bad a ''batBasketball Tournament at Mer- :b.ithwestern twice during the were JimmieD, Walker who fin- 7:07 to 110ln tho !!rot hal!. Bradnine ri!lboundl the ft.rst half, came at the 1:04 mark, and a Up-in at bury scored on a l~Q'UpandReeae hand,. mal<lae 28 Ill 56 from cerville. ished with 13 polntl in the sec~ regular season, 71-59 at South~ the buzzer by Noel rectuced Gal~ back otrongln the llnal hall, lin.= made a three ~ pointer after betho !lold lor 50.1 par An overnaw crowd filled the western and 68 - 59 at Kyger ond hill and a total at 17, and lla'a lead to two - 26-24 at loblng with 30. GAHS had 12 roIna fouled by Charleo Beman, Ricky Stout who had 15, with 12 ot21perbowtclo the Rrll hall. but manhalftime. 6-1 oonlor plvMman, to tie It IIOttal loulo 011 the ol them Ill the oocond half. lltd Atben1 waa a different ball aged oniJ' olno In tho lut two Chuck Bradbury, 6-3 IIBDior 21-21. Dave Morgan, 5~11 sen- made 20 ol 30 at lito lble club In the second haJJ. So was por!ods, Athono oommltlod 16 "11ae And 'P 1 duvw • bandBobcat scoring ace, wu held to lor. made turn - around lhot lor for 86 per ceat.. fa! in front to 1law me dowt~ Ganlpolla. turnover1; Galll.poU1 11. Siwen 15 points, Ieven in tJie Brst batt 23-lll and Bra<l!uey conned a The Bolocoto eootrolled whu I pt . . . . . . 1.00 fad!" Before the Bunonmen could ol the Devt11 turnovers came in and oloht the oecond half. Tom charity toss to cut Soutllwest- -boards p11Uq don It nbm• get m the board, AHS racked up that diaastroua third pt~rlod. Reese, 6-1 aenl.or, also had 15. eJ;"n's lead 2;l-22. Carter hit from to 22 lor the lllPiandero. Gelllpolls pla1o at Melp Tuoonino quick .POints lor a 33-ll61eod Jon Rothgeb, 6-1 )m1or, went on tho outolde to give the Highland- bury and 1loth8ll> ........ with 5:511oft in the third porlocl. da,y (reserve game atarta at 5:~ era a three ~ paint lead 25-22 10 rMomda for K:fllll' Creek. scoring spree with 11 ln the a WELLSTON - Coach Dave loop victory. All told, tho Galliano went 30 p.m.) and Athens ts at Jaek'Beman wao hl8b lor FUher•• JackiOft lronmen grabWellston'• 9dp Downard, the oocond half to Rnloh with 13. with 5:55 to 11'1· four minute a and 33 seconds with- 1011. Frida¥'• Colleae BatkeCball K,ygor Crook took Ito llrllload em wltb e!Jht, Walkorhodbed sole posseaslon of aeoond league'a leading seorer, poured Steve Spaulding, 5-10 oon!or playRelulto ol the drat halt wben Reeae made K,ygor Crook made 27 ol 83 place in the SEOAL Friday nllht In 26 points but did not have maker, waa shutout 1n the sec. By United Preoo lnternatloltal a brace ol !oul lhotl and ~uld~ !rom tho Rold lor 47.6 eoat with an 85-69 smuhlng of Wella- enougb help from his teammates ond half but scored six buckets Eaot 1Dg hit a one hauder to give tbe and oonvertod on II ol20 at lito 12 p:rints all ln the drat half. for ton m the Golden Rockets' home as Coach PIUil Raney's team re9t. L11mtc 90 Unloo NY 71 Earl Thomas, 6-1 aenior, had Bobeato • 28-ll5 load with 4:16 llno lor 55 percent. court. mained in a tie with Ironton for Rutgers 49 Army 47 KYGER CREEK (15) -Bradeiglrt polnia and plckod up bls left. Beman hit two free throws Five pllyen scored in double third place. !lena 73 Allwly 8t NY 64 and Spauldln& IU1k an 18-lootor bury. 5-5-15; Reese, 5--5-15; Botbfl&ure• for the lronmen led by In the preliminary contest the l!fth peroooal loul with U4 to Colby 67 Sprlqlleld 93 to lieep K,yger Creek ehoad 30GALLIPOLIS BLUE DEVILS (50) geb, 6-1-13; :rt-utdlna, 6..0.12; Paul Green' 1 29 pointl aa the Ja.c:kaon reserves loat in an over- go in the conteat with the BobTO TP Frodoola h Plttobr1ih 93 27. But, Carter hit o long and PLAYER-:Pos. FG-A FT-A PF RB Thomas, t-0.8; Bucld.IY, 0~~; vlsltoro led aD tho ,..,. by ....-. time t11rlller by a fS-47 count to then drove the bale line for a and Brown, 1-4-ll. Totalo, %7Jim Henry, F, •••••..••••.... 11-17 4-6 4 9 2 16 !'em 61 Brown 48 ter leotel of 16~13, 37 ...26, and Wolloton. ABA STANDINGS 2 Now llamp Coli 124 CUrey 63 layup to put tho H!giUandoro back 63, II-IlO, 65. Greg Pauley, F, • . • . . ..•.••... a..o 2-4 0 1 0 58-48 OtlroUto to their elohth The box score: By United Press International 1 Princeton 67 Ya!o 56 In front 31-30. Br-1')' canned Gre1 Smith, F, •.•• , •.•..•.•. 1)-0 1-1 I 0 o SOUTIIWESTEBN ('IS) -CarJACKSON (85); Cooby 5..2-12; East 4 Pace 84 Pratt 69 two foula and Carter came back ter. 10~6; Walker. 1+17; TOlD Prose, c, • • • ••••••••••.• 2-2 0-0 5 3 1 Mapes 5..2-12; Rice 7-4~18; Green w. t.. Pet. GB with two long llhoto to .... - - Morgan, 5-4-10: ........... 02 South Mike Fenderbosch, C, ....••...•• 1-4 ~ 3 2 2 10-9-29; Oaborne 4-2-10; Moll~ Miami . • • • • 28 25 .528 western a 35-32 lead. JOI'& Roth~ 8-8. Totalo, 28-55, 20-30, 71. 4 S. Carolina 68 N. Crllno 68 Hank Silas, G, .••••••.•••••.•. 2-4 o..2 3 1 1 berger 1..0-2; Arbaugh 0..2..2. TO~ Minnesota , .. 29 26 .527 geb scored from under the baa- KYGER CREEK 12 34 52 85 Tom ~ncer, G, •• , ...• , ••..••• 6-13 1·1 5 2 1 13 94 TowltOD St. 66 TALS 32..21-85. lndlere •... . 30 28 .517 'h ket and closed Southwestern's SOUTIIWFSi'EIIN 17 35 55 76 0 GOo. Wohnlln 84 Cltodol 53 Lohn1e Bush, G, ••..... • .•.•... 0.1 0-1 G 0 0 WELLSfON (26}; Zimmerman Kontucliy •••. 26 26 ,500 l'h load 35-34 at the hall. Betp Matthews, GJ •.•.•.••••.. , U 4-4 4 4 4 8 Ky w..... 56 Akroo ""' 2-4-8; Foul 6-4-12: Downard 10- New York ..• 15 37 .288 12lh The Bobcats• lalt threat came 10'fAI.S •.•.•.•...•.•... , , ,19-47 1~18 25 22 II 50 Trnoylvnla 67 - n 48 6-26i MeManut 1~1-3; Hulbert West N, Corollno II. 84 Clmon 74 eerly In the third porlocl when mONTON - Coech Bol• Shes- 5-4-10; Howell 4~-8: Martin IW. L. Pc~ GB Reese scored on a jumper and Betha~Q> 82 Jolut Carroll 80 ATHENS BULLDOGS (66) key'1 Nelaonville ~ York Buek~ 01!. TOTALS 29~11-89. Oakland •.... 41 8 .837 K,ypr Creek led 38~ with 6:48 Midall FG-A FT·A PF RB TO TP PLAYER- Pol. eyes, for the second tlme this Score by quarters: Denver .••.. 33 22 . 600 11 lert In tho third por!ocL Stout Din Wlckerham, F, ..••••• , ••••• &.a U 2 8 · 4 14 9t. Loula 74 Mempbio St. 65 16 37 58 85 New Orleans .• %7 27 .500 16'h scored on a 144ooter Wt Roth. . . _ knocked <J(f Coech Dick JACKSON Well Mike NoeJ.. f', ..•••.•.••• ' .•.•• 5---7 4-4 3 3 2 14 ~·· lroaton Tlpra in a WELLSI'ON 13 26 48 69 Dallas .• , •.. 23 27 .460 1sth pb and Reeae tallied goalo to 4 Cal!! 91 Oregon 70 Tom Wapr, G, •••••... , •• , •. 2-3 0-2 1 0 I SEOAL cage contest. Resent •core: Wellston 48, Los Angeles •• 22 31 .415 21 stanfonj 70 Orogoo St. Sl pull out in !tool 42 -3t!Steve Jones, F, •••.•.••••••.•• 0..0 0-0 0 1 3 0 Frida¥ atght. the aeventhplace JackJOP47, (OT). Houaton, ••.• 17 34 .3S3 25 Tbat was Kyger Creek'• last Bob Hanclley, G, •• . .•.••.•••••• 3-8 4-5 4 6 1 10 Buckl knocked the Tiprs out of Friday's Results 1 e a d. Southwestern' 1 Jimmie Tom Hess, G, • • •••• , ••••••••• Q..l 0-0 0 0 1 While They Loatl Dale Walker racked up nine o Ue lor oocond place In the NY 107 Loo Anploa 103 llork Swart, C,. • .. .. .. .. • .. • 4-10 IZ-15 0 6 3 20 teague by c1ropp1ng rns, S0-45. U ~~~~emt 129 nouotoo uo llralt!ht polnto to puoh the lfloh. 0 Mike Goodwlo, G, . • .. , ........ O-Il ~ 0 I 0 Ironton 11 7-6 in leque play. Minnesota 1231lallas 114 landers ahead 48-42 with 3:49 2 Gary Welch, F, , •••.••••••••••• o-1 2-2 0 4 1 N-Y 11 ~. Denver 112lnd11M. 103 led 55-52 at loft. Southwestern 2 Roier Harris, C, ••••.•• , ••• , • , 0..0 2..2 0 1 0 0 llotb teamo had a bed n!gbt Only gameo ochoduled Mike Rtale, F, •••.•••••.••••• 0-1 0-0 1 1 0 !rom the, field - !rootoo ohol Steve Rlale. F, • • • • • • • • • • • • , • • 0-0 0 1 0 0 22 percent and NelsonvWe~York ATHENS _ Athens" seeood Dave Coon, G , ....... ·....... , • 1)-0 ~ Z 0 0 0 26 percent. otrJnaoro pla,yod about half tho Sldj1Doml101t, F, ............... ~I ~ 0 0 0 0 Eaot h'onlon'l reH"II won a dougame here Friday night as the TOT A1.S .................... 20-43 26-33 13 30 16 66 W L Pet. GB ble overtime from the Btckeye SEOAL champioo Bullp~ps east~ BY QUARTERS: Beltlmol'B • - 45 16 •738 aecondl, 49-47. b' t;tumped the GAHS Blue Impa, Gallipolis Blue Devils .......... 15 II 7 17 - 50 Box Icon of the varalty Wt: 53-41. Now Ycrk ••• 43 21 .672 3'h Atho.. Bulldop .............. II 13 24 IB- 66 Phlladelpho .. 39 20 .661 5 NELSONVILLE-YORK - Eft, Atheno led 15-5, 32-12 and 46In stock. Boatoo ...... 36 24.600 ~h nil, 4..3--11; Ftck, 4:..0-8; Pollto'. 25 at tbe CJlU'termarks. LeSabres, Rivieras, Clncimatl .•• 31 29 ,517 13'h 3-0..S; Crawford, U-12; June•, R. Fergu1011 bad 14 !or the Detroit ••••• 25 37 , 403 ZIJ,'z 2-5~; 'l1lom.paoo. 1..0-2; Midkiff, lo8erl, Bill Thomas p~mped in TlrLE FIGHT To COACH HIRED MANILA (UPI)- Reoe Bar· Milwaukee ••• 17 45 .274 2Slh 0-ll-ll. TOTALS 17-16-50. 10. Coulodls led the chempo with moNTON - Bartram, 1~1-3; 12 marker.. rientos of '111.1 PhlliJiplnea meeta West PrrrSBURGH (UPI) - Corl W L Pet. GB Aker1, 5+14; Roach, 3..S..S; EdBLUE IMPS - WU100, 1..3-5; Bd>en Nanrro ol Lol Anpleo DoPa- tho UD!verolqo ol Loa Angeleo .. 42 %0 .677 warda, 0-3-3; Kiteb.en, 2~-4; BQ.. FerguiOD, 6-2-14:; &.owden., 4-0· tonl&ht for lbe vacant World Plttoburll>'• now bead - . 1 Scout, 4 'wheel drive, Troveltop, 16,000 Tudor, Bloek, New Engine, Waa Boxing Coodtdi (WBC) Junior ...eh, made onotber addltlon to ert, 1-1-': Waoliourn, 4-1-41. TO- 8-I North, 0-4-4·I ThomasI 3-4-10·I ••••• 39 25 .609 4 miles. Like new. li&lltweigllt Utlo. T AI.S 11-13-46. Bollard, 1-4-2: Noo, 0-ll-ll: TO$1095.00. blo lla!! Fr!doy when he ttiDtod Son Fran. • • - 28 33 • 459 13',1 Son Diego ••• 27 35 .435 15 By cpllrtero: T ALS 15-11-41. Barrl-· wtll be oeeking "' BW ~r u a11lltant frelh~ become · ·tbe FtdU&Jplne1' aec:ood man COich. BULLPUPS _ Couladlo, 4-4Nola-Yorl< • . •.. 4 13 31 50 Cblcogo ••• - 25 38 .897 17\h world bcalng champion. Coun••. - • - .10 15 32 45 12; Lonlpr, 4~-8; Baird, 2-llSeatile - • - . - 22 41 -349 21J/z Reservel - 1ronton 49 Nela- 6; Coon, 5..2 ..12; Adams, 2-3-7; Quinter aened a1 oG'tnalve P-x . , .. 13 48 ,213 281/o i tryman Adllue ......... Frlday'o Rooulto nlzed ao tho jlmlor woitorwef8hl Uno cooch st lndlano 11ote York 17, two overtlmes. Daft, t..0-2; Smith, 1-2-4; !ldp llotrolt 128 Pheenb 123 tbl-der by tho WBC. Unlverllt1 lalt aea.Mm. Smttb., 0-2-2; D, Smith; Abdella, Son Fran 127 Pbll 111 1-f-/l: TOT A1.S 18-15-63. W11111 At)anla 104 Bo.toa 101 (o(J Baltimore 132 Mllwauldo 122 PIERSALL SWfrCHES 4 Speed. Extra Nice. Nice Little '220' 4 ·Door, block, gas engine. Local Loa Atlplea 115 Son Dleao 109 ROANOKE, Va. (UPO - JimWagon. >wner. Sharp. my Ploroall, Iormor major l e a I u I all • ltar outfielder, DENNIS SIGNS owl,_ Fr!doy when hi WE HAVE IN CINCINNATI (Up0 - OJ!'.,.. oult bla public roiatlonl Job with STOCK olfo .....,. QQ- Domla ol the tho Calllorttle Attaol• to become 11Dlvtrol4' of Florida, I llf1l1 - r a l tt111Mpr ol the Virginia round draft cl>olce ol ClaclmaU, ' liallora ol tho Atlantic Cout ~ a -.c~ wltb the Footlball BeqJalo FJidar. Plerlllll had a Ufetlmo The ..-JI, Zltl-ploatd Dmllo avorqe ol .%73 in 16 . . . - . Caprice Hardtop Coupe. Auto., Conaole, .U.a:utbeaft.. wl.tll. 1he Bolbl Rid Sox, Coupe, 13,000 miles, nice. Pumps P .S., Rod, Opel Trade-in. ortt Coltfarot100 - l o r two CloYOI.aDd bllau, ..,..aoldOIIOt> For lllnllbl - - · ... SortaiOro, NOif Yorl< llloto ud lito top lltwman In tho tho Angela. Highlanders Defeat Bobcats, 76-65 Results TORNADO FROSH - The Southern Frost! squad, coached by Larry (Little Fooz) has scored 'lictories over at least six dltferent teams in games during the 1968-69 season.. Team mes. bers are front row, left to rlsht, Jerry Hubbard, Bob Hysell, Dave White, Nell Bakel)', ·BI\l(e ~t. Randy Pyles, Bret Hart. Back row, Coach Wolfe, Jim Hubbard, John EtchiQ5:er, Doug Rees, Keru,y Shuler and RJck Snider. · GALLIPOLIS - &reltelt comebacks in touna- w.u. Purdue Bolds Big 10 Lead LAF AYET1 E, Ind. (UPO Rick Mount, the Big Ten's s~.-. atar. bagged 35 points Saturda,)' ai Purdue m~~intatned its flnt· place basketball staOO:i~ in the conference with an 87..&9 triumph over Wisconsin. Mount" a output moved him into third plllce uno~ Purdue's alltime scoring leaders. In 42 games Great Comeback Gives Wildcats 61-53 Win - .. vi_, \ Tho Suadl)' Ttmeo • Sontltlol, 5onll1, Fobr11or)- II, I~ J..- Hill, 'JaMbs Card Hot 65s -lit. Boll-. II!.. . . AmerieaDII Leading Colombia H Dartmoulb 61 BoiiDft Colle&e 67 Pem St. 63 Mlchlpn St. 75 llllnolo 70 Vlrflitda h II&"Q'Iattd 78 PUeblo H Marlttl 57 ·· GAUIPOLIS, OHIO 71) ., a! ; casual way to .. square. the .to@, ' •. 'I "'· . . .,-,~·· • . classic hllldtliwn lieU. l'O.ur ' fel!t if1 ~ ;with Y9Ur . • . Sp(Ktl~- ., > •< 1' · ·- . ,,. ~ ~·· '1,•• ~. , The newe~t sh(ll~lip ~r tf\11 I!! I •. . ·. ·' A. ' . I cont.-.. ' College Scores Second After Triumph map.- Fri!W.J!IIIil ..lo!m: De••· whoro ~·~-·· .. · -It- GABS-Athens Box Score Buckeyes Top Tigers 50-45 CAMEW o· 20%0FF AHS B IIpups Wall0 p Imps o-o TAWNEY STUDIO Doc Smi.th Says: WE HAJ£••. BUICKS All models 1967 lnhrnatlon•l Electras, Skylns, 1965 Yolksw••• $895 s. 1965 Ottl St. MR. 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'· .•. . • .•••• •• .• --• - �Tl!o•• - Sentinel, 1i - . ..,. ·~ Suodl,)<, ~'ebr•r> 16, 19&9 , Meigs Marauders ·End Losing Ways at L,ngari. IIEIGS • LOGAN BOX MEIGS PLAnll FG-M FT·A RB PF PTS -r,. . . . 2~10 4-G 12 2 24 - - · . . • • • . . • . • • • . • . . • • . . • • • • ~2 9.13 12 2 13 0 ••• • 0 ••••• 0 •• ' • 0 • • a ••rry . . . . . . . ........ ... . ..a G-2 2 o II. ~rtY . . • • • . .. . . . . . . . . . . 4-1 0-0 1 3 RobiOIGII • • • . .•••• ••• •.•. ...• 4-2 1-1 I I Ault • • • • . • • •••.••.••••.••.•• 4-2 5-9 5 4 Wolters • . . . .• •.•. ......• . . . • !Hi I~ 11 3 TOTAUi • • . • • . . ••.......•... 5&-26 211-34 47 17 6 2 :!i 9 13 72 LOGAN PLAnR FC-M fT-A PF PTS Johuton • . •...•••.....•....•. 12-7 ShoW • • . • • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 11-4 Gallqhor . • . . ...••••• .•. ••..•... 1-5 Wolter • • •.........••....••..... 9-3 ~ Siehl • • • • . • . . . . . . • • . . . . • • • • . . . . 7-3 2-3 Roll1ns • • . • . • •.••..•...•.•••....• 0-0 1-1 1-3 2.(1 S-6 2-3 0-1 Hamshire ••••••••.••••••.••• •• ..• 4--0 Sthrison •.••••• , • , •.. , ••...... ... 7-3 c~._... 1· 1 ~1 TOTALS • . . . . . . • ..........•.... 60-26 15-.21 . . ........ ........ ........ 4 5 20 10 10 5 5 1 1 2 1 9 8 0 1 7 2 24 61 0 C!>&eh carl Wolll!'s lor the Maraudera...,loA~ with a 3-ts IMBOI'I record. ••a;y Meigs Marauders, turnlrw: in ootstandl,. offeeslwo effort, ml- tbe excitement in the clres•lrw ed their 1-1o11ar atrelk In the room after the game, you•d ._.,. Sclut;lastern 0 'h I o Athletic tho!Jgttt they juat won the title," League with a 72-67trl~over aald ' one faithtul Mella followhost Lopn here Friday nJsht or. The keyto:Meiga•s vietoqover The Marauder~;, after eatabthe host Chieftains was In the li.&hing a 'new I~ recOrd tor contree throw shootiiW' where Coach secutive SEOAL lolaee on Jan-Wolfe's bo)<a put throogh 20 of34 uary 31 at Wellston, had been waiti-.: for the bla: nlaht when attellll>ts COOipllred to 15 of21 hit LOGAN - an their frustrations wOUld be ead- by Logan. Both telml camed 26 ed. It came at Lopn. Their field gools, Another big asset tor the windreaslrw room afterward was a bedlom. ners, besides 1. 24 points aeoring Meigs WIS bore()' edgedt, A~ oo1put I» s..>homore Jeff Tyo, ens• championship wtnnln&: Bull- was thel)erfonnance of substitute dogs on February 7 In absorbtJV Doxie Walters, a 6-5 junior. Walters, who played most of Its 25th straight Jon In the SEO. The Marauders then came hi.ck tho second hal~ pulled off 11 re- . the lollowing nlgbt and deleated bounds and got 13 points. The Wahama in a non-league contest. lanky Middleport product sank VIctory, oo doobt. was sweet six of ell!ht shots he &tteiJll>ted Bob Matthews, 6-S captain at the Falcons, led the wlnrters with 2 ~ points and tied Freshman Dennis Eichinger of Eastern f o r scoring honors. Matthews h i t seven field goals and eight free throws while EichInger, a 6-1 forward, canned nine buckets and four charity tosses. Mlllor teem. Ken Williams, 6 ~1. followed Miller, only beaten once this close behind Matthews in t h e &eai!Mift, was ahead of Coach DanMiller scoring by bitting 21 and DY Wri&ht's Eaeles 17.14: at the 6-4 Mark Hermey also hit in eloae ol1he first period and then 41-Z7 at balltime. The visiton double figures with 12. The ooly Eagles player to get aoorod out front 1» 56-39 at the in double figures, besides Eicheloae of the third period. inger was senior Ray Karr with 13. Eichinger, Pat Morrissey and Richard J.odwlek all fouled out ~ the Eastern line-up and Bob Ritchie had tour fouls most of the game. Morrlooey, exited with five perBODal1 In the second (Jiarter, was the first to leave the game. Hartney al110 fouled out ar the Miller line-up. Eastern scored a 60-55 victory !n the reserve P~De as Howle Coldwell burned the nets with 32 points for thrJ winners on 12 field goals and el&ltt lreetltrows. a- 8ol hlo 2t f'OIIIII•l!III..,.IIOolo and faur !roe thton. Joe IIIJera, 8-3 llaralldtr eeatw, abo hit In - · ft&urH with 11 markora .., two llald pb and nine tree ttu:vwa. Bob Johllltoa, w )ln!U' ..... ter. tq:Jpld lhe a.lettaln aeorera with 20 polnto '"' - - bu<kell aed olx d: o1x frfl _ . _ Mark Sloow and Don Gollaahor aloo sot In -•Dauteo•lr the Falcons' Rally Is shOrt Reynolds was high for Mlller with 17. BY QUARTERS 1\ID..LER . . . . • . 11 41 S6 68 MASON - ad,...... boekfleld cooch. Ellaa, ..., Wll let ao afler a diiiiPPOintlnl2.& oea11011 laot fall, was tho four1h aashtalll Hlected by !he new Bostm 'lbe lllplay Vlk- iop. with a long Mmlng otrlng tmder their belts, were &lven a ocare 1» Wallama Friday nll!l1! before p!IIIDI out a 85-'19 vietory. Rlpley, , _ 15-2 on the seaeon. held a slltllrt adYanllge most of the game alter brealdns • 2424 tie early In the second quar- was oe top 70-el with 11.0 mlouteo .-nllll In the &lft1L ,_., Ollellaln ,..,_ .... C11f! Siehl, 0011....... aed Walter, Wed out ralatlvob' lallt, thin wu no ind.leatlm t b 1 7 woukt t..ve been able CD chirp the ftnll outemle '8'' Mi t II e llt'11d-ql Melp ~ono. . Melli tuf!end l iSl-411 ~ In the reasrve pme. ChiP HQPrtY paced the )'Ou!ll llaratjdeu with 17 and llaJda, a ••• Wll hil!h for ~ with 20. RACINE - The Southern Tot· nadoes conclucled one ol their moatdiiJMl euon'a ever with a 60-31 loss to Gloulter h e r e Friday qhl. Tho 11tllack elllod tho Tornodoes' reJUlar slate with an overall 1·17 record. Gloueter, paced by the scoring pecta for future hisiJ cachool teams, tolled up a 59-42 victory over the host teun In tho loaahlp game of tho Meigs Invltadonol Ei&ltth Grade Basketball Tournament here Sllutdol' altAir· c:oaeh, Clive Rusb, In t w o weeki. ~-:--::.::~;;;>:!:~*~=*--=::::::::::-:::-=::~: Tigers Shock KU, 56 to 55 or big Bob .._..,, J~ Into ,.,.rage, Atblna, never beateD this sea- - e d to a 16-' ac!Yantqe crter the YCWll Marauders b7 the clole OC the !!rot period, led · 32~18 ot hallllme and wore 1n . fl'aat 50-31 1» the clooe ~ the tldrd lltlniL - The Uttle Bulldop of Coac:b · Max Schawarzel, now 14~ ovorall, lltiiOd their berth In the ~ clalh 1» thumpIng !'.alllpol!o 51-31 In the Frl- 411 IYOIIinl -~s. llelp, meamrblla, romped to Forward Aad1 Vau(!ban camed 24marlrero. ill the klunlament conaolatloa - -rda1 otternooo. prior ~ to the lleiJa VI, Athens e~ l'"'lldp Ult, Golllpollo dumped the Bllcke1oa 57~4 to win the tldrd-plaee trophy. Jhn:iuy Noe, With 16, Lawreuea Lanier, with 14, and Skip.. JIU' 11 marken pacod tho Ultle Blue DeYila In their ~ Yldmy. Other point pdera for the wlmera were Cbo<k Petroud with olx, KevID aneta, four; KmD Miller, lloellld , . _ Orr, one. l.onk7 Don Wood, a wen 6 footer, poured - . . , 30 points while leodt,. Atheao ID Ito champlnnahlp 'fietory. Wood tallied 12 field pis and llh< rree throws. IWk llaJIIIley followed In Ath- .-tag with 12 while Stme ~ sot 10, Lea Champlin, lloellld BW Tevis, two. .Aacb Vau(!ban and Jim Boggo lhlred Melp acotlng honora In • "( ._......____ BAIRD BROS 8UARANTEED USED AND .• • T ,., .PARTS .-: .. .£RS: . ''· ·, ·.,,. ,IINry, Ooo, j~ •·' , . . .. . . · ~) .... ,.~ SERVING QUALITY FOOD WITH COURTEOUS SERVICE IS OUR GREATEST ASSET 101 EY ANS STEAK HOUSE ' " • HORMONES • BIOLOGICALS • ANTHELMINTICS e MEDICINALS • DISINFECTANTS e - - NEW CEILINGS In your home or business. Accoui&tlcol and 11111pended ceilings. Free Ealimatea. K. R. Ceilings & Dry Wall, 4811 Bradley Rd., HuntIngton, W. Va. Ph. 301-!29S!Ifl. 1111-3 Help Wenled GOOil MAN OVER tt F'OR aborl lripl surrounding Gallipolis. Man we want Is worth up to fll,lli Ill Y..- PIU ~~ep~.- car• - . Air maD 0. D. Pale, !'rei., Teul Refinery Corp.. Box 711, Fort Wortb. TelW 7fl01. 39-1 Tl'PPEII'WARE hal open!Dp-2 lull time ($'1$ and up week· lrl or 1 potltlme t$10 to .• ·-•· .......... Solei • ·<!OlD w-.u.r ,; Radiant'· . · GaWo St., l'ln1llnoulb, 4566121. 38-11 m 'Female Help Wanled GIRL HOLLYWOOD FORM· ULA, Dept. M-1711. 11461 Rort St., No. Hollywood. Call!. 11805. Allo ill'dnedlale big profit -lnp for party plan operalorl. 39-2 INSECTICIDE$ Mele Help Wantad , DESK CLERK, Libby Hotel, ap- TIRRlMYCINbl ANIMAL i'OIIMUI.A SOLUILI! PIWdER A htst.ocflng, highly offoetlvo ontl- •icrobiol prop•~Jtlon fot t,.otment of m:l . .d b.ctwlal lnf.ctlonl In cottlo, swine, sheep, 111lnk, rotoblto, dogs, cotl, fOJioo. Two potent ontlblatlco - po~nlelllin and dihydroshtlpomyc:ln - In one ocon• Oll'leol dOSOfO fDrm, for lntrom ur.· culor lnloctloro. ,.ac:btH In 10 cc., 100 cc. Oftd 500 C:Co ¥1011 A:~ I , ~ SOLUTION PIMk•I!YI! .. OWDER and brood ....ona• oc:th·· lty agolnot tMny C:OfiiO mon cllo•ao• and ooc~ oM.,. lnfoctlono In lh·o•tock oncl poultry. Roolr. fOf wo It II c:omp etoly ioiJ.Io onll olllfrNtely ot-t.ln all tom,..-.tuHo. Each cc. cont;lns 50 1111• T.,.. ramyC: ln. Poe!.~ In 10 oc., 100 ••· AND WOUND ANTISI!f'TIC Pocbt.. In 1 ••· - · r,tutlc puH., bett ••• ., 14' co...l,inatlontHnk-oyo troohnont ontl wountlontlooptlc lft pow ..r f - fot' OOOJ ,.,Hint .,,ucoUon. end 500 TERRAMYCIN OCo PnJ¥en molt oHectl•• for tJNtmont of oc'-"• or chronic IMIIfltls In cowe. T en-o...,.cln aellll"lllll bfao4oot bectorlal on4 otops ceu1otiva •aanlo111o. A fllltooOctlftl, all... lqvl4 ant!l.l .. tic 111011ltls trHtlllenlo lt11111MIIu sl•l• avon at •~ ,....,.,., tuNo.J. Each tuba contolns '26 ..... 'erramy;ln. . (: cc vial, Rea. 43~ •••••. ealr 3lc • z.&a ....onlr ·· ·· --~--..-. - ~. GaRipolis Dady Trillune FCI~ Sale AKC Reg. Doehshund f45, AJOC Cocker $50. Ph. 446-00m. 38-6 For Rent Wentecl To Buy 39-1 416-2342 from 8 a.m. tDI 5 p.m. Paul Grover, Porter, 0 . Call lSI-8124 or 38U2'14 . 39-1 SLEEPING rooms, weekly >.!ALE Sealpolnt Stameoe. I yr. rates. Park Central Hotel. old. completely trained. Ph . 'lt-U 446M16 alter 3 p.m . 39-3 -6 2 LARGE aparlmento unfurn. 3<l INCH RCA Estate e!eclrlr. lobed, one on upper Second. after 5 stove. Call one on lower Second. CaD 39-3 p.m. 446-2190. 2115-tl DON'T let wall cleaning bore OR SALE - cottage. 4 rooms you. Let Wipe Out weD cleanani bath, on Texas Rd. Newer do It for you. Rerit a waD ly deroraled. CaD Wayne washer Sl. Cenlt'al SUpply, 17 Amsbary, 831 Fourth Ave. Courl St. 39-4 Jl.tl ~PPLES - Last call Markel hours: Open I to 6 Monday 3 ROOMS and bnlll. unlurn. $55 rw.r mo. Water pald. Evans thru Friday. 8 to 6 Salunlay. closed Sundays. WeDs OrchHelght!l. Ph .. 446-CP732. 23-11 ards. Rl. 160, I mile Soulb of WilkesviDe, 0 . fl.tf 2 BEDROOM bouse trailer. ean44G-3105. 29-tl 4 ROOMS and balh ll)lllaln apt .. aAiulla only. Ph. F. E. Kerr. 39-3 2 ROOM fum. eablns, all utU· illeo !Urnlabed. s Gatfleld Ave. Ph. · F. E. Kerr. 39-3 working girl or middle-aged ·lady. Write Box 10'1 c-o Tribune. 39-3 lt()OM lor DOWNSTA'fRS unfurn. spt., 5 rms. and bath. forced air fUrnace. CaU 6'15-2SII8. 39-3 I BEDROOM b011Be, utOllen! location. 11e1ereetes required. 1'!1. 446-4418 after 5 p.m. 39-1 F'IJRMlliii!JD apartment, 4 rooms. private balll . heat fur. nlshed. 8111 Second Ave. 4462215 or 446-2324 . 32-11 HOUSE, 4 I'OOIIlll and bn1h. 40 Mill creek. $50 per mo. ............ Lucille or Howard BraMon Golllpollo Inquire al Knotts Upho!Jie<Y or can 446-2917. 35-11 NEW GMC TRUCK HEADQUARTERS 1964 ~ T. lllev. Pickup 1966 ~ T. GMC Pickup 19116 ~ T. Chev. 1967 ~ T. GMC 1950 !!. T. International 19116 ~ T. Int. pickup 1983 ~ T. Chev. jl(clrup 1955 % T. Ford piCkup !961 \!o T. Chev. pickup 19116 FBOO Ford ltuck 1955 3/4 Dodge UU!IIy t956 \!o T. Dodge IJB3 ! T. GMC 1967 I T. GMC 1965 \!o T. GMC Pickup 1967 ~ T. GMC Pickup 1965 GMC Suburban New 5 T Farm Wagons ~1111.50 1964 2 T. Inlernallonal 1955 \!o T. Dodge plekup !956 2 T. Int. Tractor I Minneapolis Moline Power Unit New 80'' Rotary Cutters - $29!1.50. New 1.25 x 20. 10 ply nylon tires fSS. Inc. Federal tax. Olllo Valley Implement •· 133 Pine Sl. Ph. ffJ.U. 3 ROOM AND BAm furnlohed Ito If apartment. also large effici<ncy, utllllles pd. Adulla on AKC Reg. Toy Poodle, willie ly, 322 'l'l1inl Ave. 446-3748 or female, $911. Ph. -18. ~ SI-B FIVE JI()OM HOUSE and bnlh. LOW, LOW, PRICES on Matnat. gas, Clleshlre, Olllo, Rl. treSB... Comln Furniture. 7. Call lot appolnlment :!6'1· Ph. 446-1171. il5-lf 717'1. 39-3 For Sele GOOD mixed hay 46c bnle, Stanley Sllaver. Cheshire, 0 . Ph. 367-7167. 39-3 NEW 1968 ZIG-ZAG SEWING MACHINE in original faclnry carton. Aulmnatlc zigzag to make buttonboiM. sew on buttons, monogram, and make laocy clellgns wllll just !he twist of a single ella!. Left in lay-a-way and never been used. Balance due only $17.00 or tenns of $7.00 per month. Phone 446-211112. 3N F.:LECI'ROLUX Vacuum Cleaner complete with attachme11ts . eordwinder and paint spray . Repo....,ed but guaranteed In like new condition . Pay off f37 .4S or terms If deolred. Phone 446-2tlt2. 38-6 1!157 CHEVROLET VII. Jim Sibley, 256-'8112. ean 39-3 AKC Reg While Tny Poodle puppies. Ph. - 7. 39-3 'f'llE AMAZING Blue ·~ ~ r,; t. .• '--1 TEitRAIIIYCIN llc ... only Uc . ' fwllasUtl.:lftel. . '1'1111 IP&ING LOOil A'T TID8 •"· • · LIVING IIOOJI ANII ))INDIO AUA,, LA.aGJ: BI:DROOMS, BUO.T IN IU'l'CIIi:W, 1~ BATIII, MICE LC). CATION IN PEA'CD'VL AT- Phooe 446-2674 or 446-1226 125 Third A-.. roa aLA&GI: ~ RIC& 0111 cAaPI:'I"a) ~ will leave your u]lllol~ beautifully soli and clean. Rent elec!rlc shampooer '1. Central Supply. 38-6 StEitEO No Money Down 6 Room Home 2 Acres Hl:ll&'S A JI'DY P1li:'ITY HOM& Wl'nf I BIDROOIIIS, MODI:ItH BATH AND CENTRAL" QAT, Cl.UAGI AND 01'HIB ot.rr 8UlLDIN08. B&A1J'J'In.ll. LOC'A· TION ON aT. 3:11 Wri'II PU:NTY OF J:LDOW JlOOII . PRI OJ: tl1 ,800 NOTHING DOWN II' YOU QU.U.. lr\'. Want A Real Bafealn HDI tr IS, A NCW 3 WJ:~ 4 speaker system . balance due $'73.54 or 16.75 per montll. Call 446-1028. 39-3 ~hanger, IDEAL Bookkeeping systems. Simmons I'll. & Office Equip. 446-1397. S'l..tf CASH for your U. S. colna. Call a1'1!16 Atlleea, o. after 7 2 lll!lDIIOOM hou!e trailer. USED FURNITURE: gond used refrigeralor, TV, hide-a-bed, p.m. 114-' completely furnished, all IJIU. GOOD CLEAN LUMP and oinkliving room suite, coli !lprlngs, Illes pd. I bed"""" garqe or coal. Carl Winters, Rio Tappan gas range. OJmtn apartmelrt, completely fUrnGrande. Phon• 245-Sm. 8-11 Wentecl To Do Furniture, 44&-1171. 2$-11 Ished. Inquire al G..,.. Ga· COMPANION 10 elderly penon. 39-3 1oot1 driver. good ~..... blea on Sl. R.I. 7. 1966 MG Mldgel Sporllcar. u- IF YOU are buDding a new home or remodeling, eee 111. Write Boll 101, c-o Trtbune. cellent condition. Must sell We are builders. Dlotrlbutor 13-3 Immediately, leaving for armlor Holpolnt Apptlanc:es, AID· ed services. Ph. ~ after ... Eleetrle. 1M If 5 p.m. 3'1-! Camplna Equipmant TtU8 O~lt IS PRiceD FOR ua-· LY SAI..oa - AT l . a TIIAM UO.OOO INOT MANY AT 'nlll PUC& IN ...-.w«1- v ~ CAJI.PETKD 1.1 VIN'G BOOII WJTil n&a"LA.c&. LABGE FAJIILY BOQII, BUILT IN KrrCH&N, LOTI 01" CLOIETS, I \t BA 1118. :1 CAR Go\BAGJ: AND LOVG.Y PLAT LANDSCAPED LAWN. 1 Yr. Old Brick Owner Melvine Out of State LAitGI IID'l'CimN WITH LOTS CW' CAJI!NJ;'l"', lllllB IT II. INCLUDIIS I . . . NJCE BA'I11 AND TH& FUU. P!UCZ II ...... YOU WILL :BJ!:ALLY l.IJB 1'1115 ONIE. DONT U1' SOMD»m BIBJ: UAT YOU _TO THIS ONJ!:. B.llOIIS, TILE :&o\.TH, U'l'ILJTY' 100.. AND GAitAQII: ON A LARGE FLAT LOT IN VIBY OOOJ) NJ:IGHBaRHOOD. I . THAN •11,000. lteel &tale Fclr Sele Neal Rea~"· TIDIID AVE. & STATE sT. FORMERLY NIBERT 1o ABIJOC(ATF.'! ALL NEW LISTINGS 4 ACRES lteel Estele For Sele 0. D. PARSONS IIB&LTOB Farm, vw.... QtJ p,p,..,per_ty Flrll ... Olin p--11 WOW! 5:00 News Round~ Reel htele Fclr Sele D. H. WOOD, Realtor 210 ACRES localed on lower River Rd. 50 acres river hoi· tom, Iorge 2 story home, bath, deep well, large barn & loaf· log lhed. I acre tobacco bale. extra good cora base. 4 BEDROOMS F'ORMAL dining room, 2 batlui. fuU boaernenl divided, paneled ""'· """" wllb lire place. central air eondltlon, 2 car ca.,ort, lot 60'x250'. lOcated an concrele stree!. Mate • date and ,.. wbal $14.500 will lilly. 60ACRES WITH l<ll>m:o bne and bnm, 7 room, I boclroclm home. spri"« and rooenolr, water In home under natural ,..... lUre. Piice ti.IICIO, lacaled on Lewll RCI. 1{, 1111. off St. It!. 211~ I mi. !rom city. , ,,. TED DISTRIBUTING 0011- .. PANY, 101 (D) INVESTMI!lNT BLDG.. Pl'MSU11GH, f'-A_, 1522Z. Include pbol1e • . . - . F'OR ALL your ln1111J'811te needs. cheek with your Granlll! 11!enll at lhe Neal lnl. Ageney. M State St . Aoenll for au!G. ftre. llomeownero. hoot>ltal and j!ener8l llobi!Uy. M..tf NATIONW!TlE JN!QJRANCP: AUTO. nre. life. 45 State 81. NEW LISTINGS . . .. Waldo F. Brown. W. ll. NICE lour room home, 6 Brown. 446-IB. 11-11 lob . baoe, bam Zlll30, only v, mile from Gallipolis. bLOCK olnre building In Adell· "'"'· walk in cooler and equipment. both aide of llate route 7, $10,000. 3 BEDROOM home. fronl room UoTd Fumlturo, tools1 111111c•l an.oua it••• & I'IIMI ... paneled, some coblneto In halcl ,...... Wo aleo hr klfdlen, basement witil new compl .. e astoN•. furnace. Pri<ed at oely f7 ,250. I ROOM and balh home on · Jl'lrot Ave. $5,900. Eteolap USED FUINITUil acres. CHESHIRE WANTED'I 110m 4 ACRES SIX ROOMS AND IIATII, outl>ldp. 'MeCormiek Rd. f{,IICIO. -- a-D D. Wood - · Ronald Canaday 411- 100 ACRES VACANT LAND, 1~ mileo out, 1.1 Acre Tob. B., 4 tier lOb. bam, good pole ~. pond_ 1163 loc:oncl ...... -'46-2917 Golllpollo BY OWNER - Medem - & 1'001118 and bath, full baument. Plante Subdlv. l'llone 446-4312. 13-3 BUILDING SITES For Sale ONE ACRE sltea, Rl. 141, R.I. SINGER Sewlni macl!lne In 160. lit. 125. - - loll. lovely light finiobed conoole. Jay Slleppanl, tllle new. Eqnlpped In ztg.ag, buttonhole, dam. monogram. Earl - · 4111111 Wayne Amabory, 4111ZD etc. Pay last I paymenls of $5.80 monlbly . Gua~. BAIRD REALTY CO. Pit 4M-2llll. 31-4 Carm. Well limed and ferti- ........ _..., ...... CAU. ,..,...,.,. - ____ DAllll/2 ._. SMITH AUTO SALES KANAU«;A, OHIO Ill' lized pasture. Com,prise 70 acres while the remaining 50 f,EE'S PLUMBING & REMODIs in timber. Let us show you ELING, erown City, 0 . Pb. this gem. -- Acre Tobacca Base 12'/.tf ltENNETII STEG!lii'S A FULL ACRE toblcco base WATER DEUVERY SDVICE makes thia 115 acre farm well Pb. 44111147. 2CI'I u worth the aaki- price. It hla nice barns, 25 acres of dllaALIIERT BIIMAN ble land, 15 acres or timber. Water Delivery Service and it's all underlliidwithcoal. l'attlol Slat Rl, Gallipolis Low taxes In Harrison town- Pb. I'INIJ3 shll>- »>f 100 Ac11s Dude Farm TERMJ.TE Pai' OO!ITROl. IF YOU UVE In the clzy and wart a place to retreat to or FREE Jnopedlon. eoU MerriU O'Dell, Operater for do a little dude larmiRB. thlo ls IL Priced wry reasonable, -mila! Termite 10 Bel- Dr. . , If thia farm Ia 100 acrea, amall four room house, 1up barn. bllf acre tobacco baae, all TEitMll'E A Pll3l' CONfttOL Underlaid with cool. You oual>t PAIN -minallon Co. Wlloelto oee thio ..,. lor the price. erobarl, Ohio. I'll. IWf.GD. Oftloo .... (11.4,Tfl 1M 1111: B; I. -.u Dolt weiiiiiWt. ft. •• 1111 11..... L. . . . . . . . . . ... BY OWNER - New I bedroom hOme wjlh oarpll; dly water, 1m j .,, quality coln-Gperoled ~ .... In your ..... No ..Oint!. To quallly yoo mull have car, merenceo. 1600 ID 1:1,900 cub. Seven to lftlve liouN weeld7 can net exa!Oenl IIIOII1bly Jn.. come. More IIIII time. For penooal interview write UNJ. Phone 446-1066 ;JNE STORY - 3 Bll home, O.C.r Baird, Reeltor ltrge kHdlen wllh range, ov· ZENITH TV. portable, II ln .. Raccoon Area Farm en and relrlgerator In copper- ONE OF THE ftnest farms in good condition. 36'7-717'1. Sl-3 loae. tile bnlb, gas f......t air Raccoon TownshiP is located lurnace, drilled well. ca'I'Orl. on Ebenezer carmel Hoed. A Servi<as Offered IOC'Illed Qlle mHe from city good six room, two story boose llmila. priced in middle teeno . DEAD STOCK wUll a large barn ani granary ~ are located on this 120 &ere WILL uKOn YOUa malt FARMERS FARM bllb- ln•ura.- 2:00 Sunday Drive Time Planll !HI . ney !rom NEW T'IPE 12:00 News 12:15 Trlntty Hoot 12:4.5 Catholic Information 1:00 Church of God 1:30 Gospel Call Silbdlv., till&.' "'· .IM ••· .; SPARE TIME INCOII1! REFILLING and collecting mo- 10:30 Firat Baptist (burch 11:30 Gospel of Christ BEAUTIFUL older large brick. 11 1'1118. and two bnti!J, ne~ modern kltcl!en, red<toraled. new fireplace, basement, over on acre on Hl 7. . .. run. bi~ Q-How faa! doer l ·he earlh trawl abo"! th<! ounl A-18.~2 mUeo per aeeond. B• .. ine•s o 11910rtunlty SUNDAYS .r Dillon Agency Note: Live ~rta - will supercede regular pr.grlltls when echeduled. 8:00 Sign On and The Singing Preacher 8:15 News 8<30 Hetald ol Truth 9:00 Proteitlnt Hour 9:30 Aunt Bertha 9:45 Children' s c~ 10:00 Music for Sundl,)' WHAT -A BIJILDI 'IIlaC'o wbnt you'll say when you see the c:onstructlon and floor plan WHY PAY RENT this new 30' 1 Ill' BRICK HTJY !his Z Bll home on Plum RANa!. Private and apaclooo Street lor flOO down, $30 a on 6 acres at nature's best moolh. Full price $3,000. on Rl. 141. WOULD YOU LiKE A ~ BR home near town with CLOSE IN 3 acres of ground. Has new NICE 3 Bll. home, larfe lol, gas furnace, ahwninum sidtng drilled well, on Mill Creek, and cor port. oot of higt1 water on cool. tree 15 ACRE FARM shaded lol. See II today! LOOKING lor a baby Iarin with 3 BR modem home. balh, bnoement and !mall barn. Also has .25 tobacco base. Will sell complete wlltl furniture or will sell farm separate. Would consider a mobile home In 1rade. 11:55 Wasbington Reports 12:00 News RoundLtJ 12:15 Bulletin Boord 12:30 The "In" Sound 12:35 Teen-Time '68 4:00 Interchange 5:00 Newa, Weather, sports 5:30 Smaet Serenade (Until Sign O!l) A A. A. NIBERT, Realtor ... NOW for tax lime liVe $36.!10. Mndel E20 Adder wao $225 'lOW $181.50. Simmonl1 I'll. " Office Equip. 446-139'1. 27-tf SATURDAYS WANT MAPLE sTFJRE0 RADIO CONSOLE COMBINATION 1968 MODEL stereo AM & FM WE HAVE A NICE radia combination. 4 speed 2 IIR home locoled on 5th Avenue in Kanauga on a nice lot. automatic changer. Balance II you can qualify. will ..i1 due $92.110 or paymenla of for $500 down and balance $6.25 per monlll. Call 446-10211. like rent. A·li'D will consider 31141 mobile home In trade. IF CARPET beauty doesn't OFFICE PHONE 441-IIN show. Clean It rlgbl and EVENING watch it glow . Use Blue Lus. CllfWMS1ole«Ull1 Ire. Rent electric shampooer Olatleo M. Neal MI-IMI ft. Farmer's Hardware Co. - A. A. Nibert 44a-4m CtEAN carpets with ease, Blue Lustre makes the job a breeze. Rent electric sh8Jli)JI1001' '1. Sheppard. 862 lsi Ave. 39-1 Very Nice 3 Be*oom ~rln1 Valley Estates liiCDROOM JIOIU wrrH STORN WINDOWS, Da:P' LOT, LAJtGE ltl'l'CRBN ANb LIVING JtQO'JI. ·.'WAtNUT Contole'Wilh ' opeed • JOOd so-u . Pll*tJ• & IOIIIi!l ORESSI~G. Rtl, 94c.onlr ,85c ' WE MOVE PROPERTY I"UUINm.tR!l of an kincls. W• buy and sell. Rice's New 6 Used Fum. 446-IUS. UTERINE BOLUSES; Rt.. 1.50., •.•• only $1.28 ce vial, Rec. 48c •••••• only 4Zc r In )t tllftH tvltae 8for$1.00 PJUCS JUilP. -r• 11:00 The Morning Show 11:45 World-Mason CO. News doy ond SUallay) 12:00 Com'cy ..Mkf. News 11:00 Music UDltmlted 12:15 Bulletin Boord 11:45 All the News (except So&) 12:30 Prosecutor Reports (Mon.) !2:00 Newa (Sundoy only) Fann & Home (Tues., 12:15 Music Unlimited Wed., Thurs.) 5:00 Newa 12:45 Couri:r;y Go Roun:l 5:15 Dlmer Serenade 4:00 Interchange 7:00 Evenine Serenade 5:00 News, Weather, Sport !I 9:45 Anned Forces 9Kwfl 10:00 Firat National Firal 10:15 Mualc Untll Sip Oft 811 Savlflls If You Bur Now WJEH-F)( LOG Show (except S111D1ol 8:00 Nowo _ , . . 8<05 Mule Uollmlted 10:30 Olatterbox (axcept Sator- 10:30 Chatterilox 446-4500 DOJft wAll' uSED OEHORNI~G PASTE, ~··· 1.15•••••• only $1.00 . A& DSCOUR TABLETS, Re1. 1.26•• only $1.09 10 cw.,... Po~gott Sa"Yin1 You Is Our G~eatest Success Nearly New Brick V•J Good Value ALL typeo of buDding materIals, blodl:, brlok. ,....,. plpo. windows. lintels. etc. Claude Winters. lUo Grande, 0. CR 5-5121 after 5. e If MASTITIS "¥1011 · / flJI ~IRRAMYCINC•l POl An ontlblotlc which ouureo potent DetiDn Key PHILADELPIIIA (IJPI)- Wade Key, Uslrt end !rom Soutlnrell Texu State Collega, 1l1th dnll choice of the Phlladel)lhla Eailll. 1111 algned hio 1969 contract, Jt wao IIIIIOUileed S8turday b)l Gmeral Manager-Head Coach Joe Kuhatldt. Fights raepl,otOI'y lnfotc::tlon• and ont..-lc dloe.. •• In caHio, ah.op, awlno, ,....hry aNI n~ln... AuUNo ,.pld, ~ entlNctorial octl'¥1tv In bot~ th. ciiJootlve 1yottom ~~~~ .. lood IINIIfll, A4•1nleter-H In wlll'ler w feN, .. •• a . .nch, Eoch lllo. CMIGins 25 PCtllll Tllft'G.,.cln. pec••toll In l6 1~ •• ~ 1~. _. 1 1... ltottln hor•••• I .. ··· ~ ·····~·--· e VITAMINS CAMII011CCr) AQUI!OUS IU.,IMSIOM Members nomed to the All Tournament team were M 1 k e Koker, NeliOIIVUle • York; Don Vaughan, ei.gtlt and Ricb Bailey, championship pme and C a r 1 Wood. Steve h1body, Bill Tevla, WoUe, Marauder htslty h 1 ad and Mark Handley, an oc Athtwo. Scoring for Meigs In its seml- coach, presented the hooored ens; Andy Vautlllan. Jim Jloap fiDaJa win over Nelsonville- York players with lndlvldoal ltol>hleo; and Ridl Balley, Meigl, I D d lndlvk'lal tr(JIIhiel were al10 Kevin Miller and Jl!tuJ!: Noe, lncluclod Andy Vau(!ban with 2i, Galllpolla. Boggs, Werry and Bailey, all presented to the players nine polnta and Randy Challn, the Athena and Mllp teomo and Chllek Eastman and BIU Vaugli- a team tropby was awarded to Sifpt Contraet Galllpollo co-eaptaiao K e v I ~ an, all two points. Charles Chancey, Meigs High lileeto and Jimmy Noe. With Plilladelphia «- .• \IORLD Booi<-Chllck:raft osle eortendod to Feb. 17. PI>. 4464536. 36-4 ordero anywhere. Hll!best pro. llllt up to 50 per cent. :100 Good H..-oOping opproved <lOII!lellca. Everything fumlobed. 'Credit extended. No olod< 10 cony. No francblse feeo . No otock lnve&tm<nt. For full tnlormallon by man. plus I free oamplel, write mJDIO • AHTIBIOTICS i.FA~~lt'r'1 Athletic director • amounced 1 10 - member All - Tournament Team at the conclusion ol tbl 39-1 Notice ply In pet1011. TROPHY WINNERS- A 11Mnembet AU·TOUl'IIOIIlellt Tum recehed lndlvldoal trO(Jhlea ot the coacluslon of the champl0118hlP match betweeo Melp and rictorloUB Athens Saturday arternoon. The Meigs teun, coached by Jim Wickline, also dlsplayo Ito lndhl~ trophies lor being tourney ruoner"'t). Members of the All-Tournament Team (top photQ), are front row, left to rJaht, Don Wood, Athens; Bill Tevis, Athens; Andy Vaughan. Metp' Steve IJibolb. Atlleas; Jim Boas, Meigs. Baek r(JIIIf, Mark Handley, Athens; Mike Koker, NelSODYill•York; JlD!ID1 Noe, Gautpolil; Kevin :Mlller, Galli»olis, and Rich Dalley, Meigs. Meigs team memberl ('bottam photo) are, rront row, left to right, Bill Chaney, Chuck Eastman. Steve Gerladt, BW Vauehm. Jmn Slavin and Mike SOl're. Bock row, Jim Birchfield, Rich Bailey, Jim Boas. R.audy Cha.ftn, Mark Werey, Scott Waltoa, Andy bt... No te!Titory restrictions. Take e PET PRODUCTS the championship matcb with 11 markers apiece wbile fi-3 Mark Werry collected 10 points, Bill 446--41i0 367-7598 9"d eacl! and everyone. Ellzabelh Welch. I' 20~ the young people of OFFICE apaee for rent. Can RASSE'M' puppleo. AXC reg . the chureb, May HoUywoocl Colmetlcs needs women in and around GaUipolls. FuU or pari time. No experience regulred. PRODUCTS Vaughan and Coach Wickline, Auto Wrecking tilt from REALTOR HAVE aids, everyone tllal donated . ,blood. all the beautifUl cards r.nd now.... ll1e gill !rom the Poplar Ridge cbolreh, and the sTiJbto G~l ANIMAL HEALTH Johuoa•• A SPECIAL lhankl 10 Holzer Hospital. Dr. Vsllee, Dr. St-lunldl, all the nunea and WOMEN• BIG MONEY WE ARE EXPANDING OUR o 58-35 vi<tory over NeliiOIIVilleYork In Ill HJill-llaal outing u Card Of Thenks hL 446:3796 . (Dolly hdteatadl 6:00 Sign 011 and Ear()' - 8:00 Ohio Valle)! Newt 8<15 Tolk of tho Tvwn 9<15 The Morn!,. Show Off. 446 3643 Yoll' Home 01 Farm With Hobart Dillon MANY USES MONDAYS THRIJ FRIDAYS 7:4S E<heel of JOJ> AGENCY FOR FAST .ACTION LIST Llsed OffHt Pletes WJEH Radio THE WISEMAN DI·LLON AGENCY 36" X 23" u-• cat to hit In fl&uru Junior Bob Diddle paeed the boat with 15 points on ae'ftln bucketo and one chatlb' tooo wblle Gory Norris and Bl1l1 HW, oloo Junloro, IIDk el&ltt polntoopblce. Glouster got 43 rebounds <0111· pvecl to Soothorn'o 27. Stove Sl-ulor led rebcluedlrv lor tho boo" with RYe. The Tomcala also hit 24 of 63 a~ta !rom tho door lor EASTERN •.•.. 14 27 39 58 a 16-8 flratperiodlllhal'lt&ge, WIS LAWRENCE, Kan. (IJP0 - IIIIa- on top 32-17 at halftlmeand44-21 MILLER (68) aourl's surpriain8 Tipra Dutlel 1-4~. Hermey 4-'4-12, ter. when the thlnl period <011<1udod. shocked the 12th ranked Kansoa Matthews 7-8-22, Beatrice 1-2-4, Leaper, W center for the TomThe Jackson C<untlana were Jayhawka SS-55 Saturday In a Big Williams 7-7.21, Smith 0-3-3. To- In rrurt 45~8 at heiiUme and 65cats, wbo ta one ol the area' a~ Eight Conterence basketball tals 20 (28-42) 68. scorer• wttl'l a 24.8 pobts per 57 at the flnllh o( tlte third per- game. pm got 21 points. He a 40 per cent average compared EASI'ERN (58) 0 iod. But the Falcons began clO&A 20-loot JIIDII> shot I» D a v e Karr 2..9-13, Buckley 2..()-4, Ing the gap late In the foorth hH eight r.eld goola and 0"' free to Southern's average of 25 per Robisch in tbe final three secoada eent OC 65 oboto. Morrissey 2-1-S, FJ.ebinger 9-4- quarter. Time, however, ran out cut the Missouri advantage to the The Southern Reservea, how22, Ritchie 1-1-3, Lodwick 4-1· before the balta could OYertake final one - point dift'erence, but and the leod ehlnged aevenUmes ever, scored a 30-25 victor)' in 9, T. Karr 1~-2. Totolo 21 (l&- their oppos-.' Missouri held the ball to beat the In the Onal10 mloutes. the preliminary game ao Frank 25) 58. Wahama oenlot Dave Gillis- clock. Don Tomllnaon paeed t h e lhle hit 8 points lor tho wlmllrs. pie led an polnt.ptters with Mloaoorl battled to a 23-21 Tigers with 23 points and Oluck By Quattero 28 on nine Reid IIOslo and 10 !roe halftime edge. and held onthroogh Kundert odc1od 12. Dave Roblsch Glouster Iif 32 44 60 throw a. the second hal!. Kansas went in hit 16 for Kansas, followed by Southern 8 ~7 21 37 others hitting In doublelltJ!rea rront brlelly for the first time Rich Bradshaw with 121DdBruce GLOUSTER (60) for tho Falcona were Junior Gory with 9:32 to play. Sloon with 11. Leeper g..s..21i Trace 3-0-6; Clark with 16, Tony Fields, 13 It left Kansas 6-3 in the Kem,pton 4-I-.9: Erwtn&-2--14;McThe score was tied aix tlme• and Larry lletlldon, 10. 1-e and Mlasourl 5-4. Cielland 1-3-5; IIIID!111a 1-G-2; Ripley was paced by Hudson tie Falcons. S)rord 1-G-2; llambel 0-1-L TOwith 27 points on 11 field goals BY QUARTERS TAU! 24-12-80. and five free throws and Landis Ripley • • • • . . .. 2445 67 85 Villanova Teams in SOUTI!ERN (31) with 26 on 11 locketo and four Wahama ••••••• 2138 57 79 Diddle 7-1-15i Sluler 1-o-2; charlzy toa111. Swisher slao got RIPLEY (85) Norrll 2-t-8; Johnaoo 2-0-1:; B. In doul>le fl&ureo with 16. Landis 11~6, a.!sm 11-5· Hill 4-0-8. TOTAU! 1&-5-37. Wahama h1t 31 ~ 89 attempls from the field for a l5 per cent 27, Morrison ~. Tygrett 12-'4, Swlahet 5-6-16, Kesael 1LOUISVILLE, K,y. (IJPI)- Two average while Ripley camed 34 0..2, CUnunlnga 1-3-2. Totall 34- VIllanova Unlverolzy rslayteaml ~ 77 for U per cent. Ripley, and Olympic SOld medallot WW!e oncla for the 50-i'~ lllrdiN 17.&5. however, putdl.atapeed the hosts Dp_.-t beoded a llald of loll .,,:{~, .Jdlll!. 1 , ~ ~" Wll JI(AIWIA (79). In tile nl!f!!mdlni..--wltlt trock and lleld performers Sat- fa.-OJed In 1M 70-flnl lllrdleo llerndon 5~-10, Gllllaple 960 compared to Wahama'l 31. urday nl&ltt In tho 9th omual here, with a good ehaDee ol Tony FlsldsledWahama..-md- 10-28, 'T. Fields 5~-13, Rizer 3-2-ll, Clark 8-3-16, S. Fields Maaoo.IJimt Gomes. brealdns ~eo . - . • 8.0 - lng with 12. llllv.._-t, .... set a n e w onda world IIIII meat record set 1..0-2, G. Fields 0-2..2. Totals The RlpleyReserveaal.soseorworld Indoor mark of 5,8 sec- In 1962. ed a 53-10 vi<tory ....,. the Lit- 31-17-79. •••••••••1. . . .1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1. . . .11 For Sale x.ooo Aluminum Sheets •i• - · · wao the only otheJ' 1'om- Games' Spotlight 110011. ;,.,ertlon. Any $ho"'• -.do in the ori1i110l COjtY t;rA1111ttelll 1... clauiliod •d· 'IIOitloo-m will ... ch.,,.d the tots •' 25c for ooch cha"l• · .t.cls orftted f01 thr•• er tl-• oM 1ta,ped ltef.-o ••plrafian will M cher,.d few only null'lbs• ol tho M clot• oernH . DHdll• : 4:30 J . lll. doily and 11 a .... Sotloll'day. t"'-1 While IIIIUOlnghll - Gnll Irwin, with 14 pol ..... six Oeld PI and two tree Bullpups Thump Little Marauders MIDDLEPORT- Powerllll Ath8111, loaded with brilliant prOI- CLAnlfi!D RATEl Doy.- Ons flftiO •• •• - -17c tr51• e.no.-c:utln llloy1 •••• -15c liTtwe• c~..cutl.o 4•y• •• ·16c t;,. A4Yortlllllf lll'clotalll few irr .. ~o~lor lntonl.,. will take tho • - tlmo rc-.. All ... oro r•str lcted to their ,.,., clouifint ionl aftd to the re1ulor Doily Tri .. vne 11ylo of type o,. Tornadoes Taken By 60-37 Count IIOirl'ON (IJPI)- 'lbe Bostm Patrlota Satlltday named Bill Elias, head coadt at No>Y for four years, u dafenalve Late Once-Beaten Miller Wins by 68-58 TUPPERS PLAINS - Tou(!b Y1ller ended Eastern's succeeatul seaaon 011. a losing note here Friday nlabt as the Falcons scored a 68-58 trtum]lll . The Eatlles, l!nlllhlng with a 12-' alate, traDed most oc the pme aplost the sharps~ haffllmo. hOito with 10 polnto •eh. . ~~. with Ita ~aiWolto­ Maip hi~OD H ol 5e o~ta from tho lleld lor a 4tl por eeat ' " • 'l)o, )ll;yert.. Dellal• Aa4t' _.-..!to lAIIIo- and Bob Wtm tur.... ln a balI 43 per eenl: averqi of 80 at.- ..,.,ed ICotl!W Iliaci!, rolllod otr<qb- and ,lutq)ed Into 1 51-'47 teoJwjO. b7 tbt dose ol the The OlleltaiDI wen 11110 blat- thlnl period. tn oa thl boards 'Where Mtdl• Tho Manuclaro, galnl.qj: mo· · - 47 C<llllp8l'Od to their"- monblln, took tho lood lot keep• Tyo and llf.yera OOib hod 12 reboundo to leod the Marauders. after It waa exchauced a time or two ear()' In tho faurtb qoarter. ~ ......,... off to. helb< 23Moigo, In fact. was oheod 6243 11 leod Ill' the end of tho !!rot at 0111 point In tho last period and period and WIB Oft tq) 4U2 at from the a.., and no tor throe at the 6111111.._ T7o. "' leodbw oil ........... .. DOLL R- No!_, biUIPii'r tatloiJ. avllllble, l'el:IDIIIblt ralel e!Jo ror ~ er _..., molben. hom'lJ', dill)' .. 1llleltiJ ....... .... - -- ........... • tl ~'i ~. t,llt:tlalcJ ~~. ·~: :tu• nr.• · ~ - . all .,._. .,.t.,aua. a.-., a,.-. .~ .-...,:u Can tlriinee . 11111111 ,._ ..., .,. ' "'* led. wailrt011, . ••n• COlo _..,. SAVE UP TO If You Buy Before March 1 SIYUNE ao•u HOMES PALM ~PRINGS f$3995. ~ 2 Bod,.•"' M SlY LINE IIOIILE ,·· sstts·: �--- •• - no ~--- - -- . - ,. -- - .. - . ,_ ' ' .... . - ••• ·-. - - .. - - • .• -· · -· ....... - • 1·-.- _ _ • _ _ .,._ - ------- __... .... ----- . ----- Solidi)· 'l'taw.oa • Sordaol, ~. •......, Gf.ads lo Retire w- ' MONDAY ' AKRON - aelenllllc 111d -IJII- WANT '-0 INFORMATION ttrative I'IIII)OI'IIibWties were clOHiy aaJOCiated with theOevelopmeR: ol both synthetic rubber ud atomic enei'J)', wW retire Mlrch 31 aa vice president of retearch tor The Good,year Tire I ~r Company, AlsumiJW Gracia' s dutiea as Goodyear'• research head is Dr. C. R. Milone, director or re-IMI'ch and general products demopnent. Grtcia started his 40yev career with the company in 1128 as a research Lrllnee, after pw.tuatlng (rom Mauachusetts lftltUute or Technology with a bachelor's degree in chemical enpr..rina, o.,.OEAOLINES 5 , .... B•for• PIA!IIut lo" MMMI•r 0..411• 9 • ·• · &. c.,,.ctl•• WHI ~ ~-=-pted vmil. 9 • ·""· fer . 0.~ J Puliollcorloft Ceoic•ll•''"• R!G'JLATIOHS a recreatioo area from a aanltary Sanitary Landfill, land!UI, therefore, acoompllsh· lng .-,al purposes. lncl-.uly, oor neighboring ell)' or Point Or Jrhat? Explained Pleasant has a beautiful recreation and picnic area buUt on a Gal~s. Ohin sanitary landllll. Feb. 15, 1969 With recreation ln mind, we declded that our present 'tq)en Dear Sir : I am sure man,y cithena in Gal lipoll• are aware or Regulation HE..%4 of the Ohio Sanitary Code, portoinlng tD the dlapoaal of solid wastes. The purpose of thia taw, or regulaUon, is to eventually dump" can Immediately be converted to a aanltary landfill. We need to purchase gome n e w ENGINEERS TO MEET equipment, the most Important JACKSON - The Ohio Valley being a dozer, which wtll be used Clwpter or ~esslmal Englnat the site to COYer the present eliminate aU "open dumps" as Mrt and ~rve.yors will meet ••open dump'' and alsotoprel,are Feb. 19, at 7:30 p.m. at the we know them today_ the propoaed.landflll. We In the Clzy administration Coaeh Hooae on Broadway ~eet The expense ol operating the have been working toward com- sanitary landfiU will have to be In Welllllon. pliance to this law Cor several ahared by all or us Who have use - - - - - - - -- - - , mmths and have attended many, for this racUi1;y . From our study, many ~~ wtth State Health we have determined the increase ofl'lcials, sanitary engineer&, in cost for the senice will be landfill operators, etc. and I rrom 25 per cent to 35 per cent. wwld Like to relate to you 80me It you are now paying $1.25 ol the concluaiona to which we per mooth tor garbage pick-up, ~Dl)lE have arrived. yoo ma,y be Pl\Ytng rrom $1.85 We feel that the ll8flltary land- to $2 per month after the landlUI ia probably not the ultimale fill is establlshed. In our inve sanswer to the disposal of solid tigation, we found that incinerawaste. However, we do reel lt Is tion for this same purpoae would the most economical and practi- cost from $3 .50 to $5 per mooth. cal answer for us ln thla com- Your gart>age will be pi eked up munity. There are other metb- on the same schedule as it is at oda ot disposal such as incinera- present, however, the disposing tion, which wouJd cost two to ol it will be reltlOO&ible for the four time& as much money as additional cost. landftll and could poesibly creOur plana Cor conversion are ate an air pollution problem. all but finalized and we are·preAa I have stated previously, we pared to meet lhe July I, 1969 have thorrughly investigated the deadline which the Odo Departproblem and have concluded san- ment of Heallh has establlslled. Itary landfill as being our solu- Inasmuch as converting to sanition to BOlid waste diaposal . tary landfill will be an addition"Sanitary Landfill" fa recog- al charge to the cltizena of Gallllumbin!l & Heating nized by most of us as a n e w llpoJls, we have hesitated passBrammet Pllmltllr a Rutlq term and tberelore, needs some ing this charge on to you until uplonatloo. Sanitary Landfill the latest possible date. ........ Aft, ..._ *-IG'I simply means digging a hole in If there are any (Jle&tions perthe eorlh, dumpln g In garbage, taining to this project, I w i 1 I 0.. PWIII, OW.. - I f then covering the hole with ctirt. be most happy to aJlSWer them lt'a the same method used by for you and if I don't know the STANDARD PLUMBJNG A most of us when camping, anawer. ru find it for you. The However, in dealing with t h e following (l.lestioos and answers HEATING, 115 'l'blnl A - . city waste, it is on a much lar- mliJI be helpful: ger scale. When camping, we Q. Will we have an abundance u1e a ahovel; in a sanitary landrats when the present dump or ·DEWttrs PLUMBING fill, a dozer. The end result is AND IIEA'nNO is closed? Ans : No, we will treat the ROUTE IIIII at Evergroea. Ph. a clean, leveled area which is not unpleasant to see or smell. present cklmp before cloaing 44U/!I. If There are man.y problems asand for sometime afterwards aoclated wllh tile establishment before covering. of a 18Dltary lanclflll, and one Q, WUI burning be allowed? ot the most ~ Is the loAns: No garbage will be burncation. In our studies, we were ed! Under certain conditiOns, made aware of the many things trees and loga can be burn ~ that 18Ditary landfill& are used ed. for upon completion. The use Q, Can anyone in the c:oun1y which impressed us more was use the landfill ? for reereaUOo. OUr thoughts were Ans: Yea, we will make prod!Hcted toward development of visions ror everyone to use tbe iandfUI, Q, there ba opening and closing hours? Ana: Yea, we wtll have reg· ular hours and provisions for emergency use will be made. D. Kermeth Morgan GET NIP!/ WANT ADS ..... ... m ww Association Election Held NEW HAVEN - The River· view Saddle Club met Feb. 4 at the New Haven city buUdlng with the president, Edwin Roush, preliding. He reported on the election of officers of the Ohio Valley Hone A111ociation for the comlEW yearwhoare,president, HOJn. er Cole, Coolville JUdlrw Club; vic&ol)reaJdent, Junior Kennedy, Metga Rklinl Club; secretary 1 Raberta .Rol.ch, Siddle and Sirloin Riding Club; treasurer, BUI Downey, 1\leigs Rldl~~g Club, and recordir:w: secretary, Jlm Proffttt, Riverview Saddle Club. The Riverview chb selected the following tD serve: &how biU committee, Bob Greer, Frank H. Beckner and Jim Elias; troph.Y committee, WiUle Grinstead, Pete Ohlinger ao:l Buck Tennant; judge committee, Jim Promtt, and pte committee, Chuck Roush. Jlm Proftltt reported on the OVHA rule book char..,s. It wu decided to have a skating party at the New HavenYooth Certer for members and guests at a date to be announced. Mrs. Bob Greer served refreshments, TO SELL SOUP MIDDLEPORT - Eva~~geline Chapter 172, Order or the East- ern Star, will have a vegetable 10tq;1 sale Friday. The soup will sell tor 60 cents a quart and orders may be placed with Mrs, Bessie King, 992-3747 or Mrs. Marilyn WUcox, 992-0187, Deliv· ery will be made It requested. Clzy Manager CIIY Health Commissioner Objects to Paying Additional Ta.us Dear str, I have protested my taxes for 1969. My house is 82 years old, made of aecond class lumber, but has been taken care of. My trmt porch noor has been used for 48 years, due to being 1aken care or_ If a window pe.ne got broken, It WB!i replaced, and never has a weather board been taken for kindling wood. My income has not increased Uke our officials'. tr taxe1 had raised a few dollars, I woold not have protested. Yes, I enclosed a porch for a bathroom for which I had floor and root. With my oondltlon, I camot use that necessary buildIng outalde. I do not have a basement or a sink In my kitchen. Oh, yes II have ruming water, when I nm to the well and bad< with a bucket d. water. f,(y !arm Ia half wood&, rocka, caves and hollow a. I camot farm thia place. I have adverUHd garden plata for rent tor two yean, for a amall amount or vepta. blea, not a aou1 came to aee about renting It: too much wei- In Our Town GALLIPOUS - '11ley said, ••Stq:l DIYe Daniels," and you can beat Haman Trace. That' s whit they were Jl.)'ing Friday mornirw; about the Hannan Trace .. North Gallla game of the 46th anntal Gallla County Basketball Tournament. Daniels, a 6-t senior, was the top scorer in the Southern Valley Athletic Conference thta season in all games, with a 24.5 average. But, remember, it takes nw men to play the pme. North Gallia had Daniela "bottled up" ttv! first halt and led 31...24 at Intermission. In the meantime, those four buddies or Daniels kept the Wildcats ln the game. Dave had two points at the half. Hannan Trace rans were beginning to think all tile water Wlll going to run down tile drain aboot the middle o( tbe third period. With three minutes to go, it looked real bad, Hannan Trace lraUed 44-31 with 2:34 tD 8<J In the lhlr<l period. Then Daniell and the rest of thoae Mercerville ..whiz-kids" went to work. They aoored 15 st~ points while North Ga1Ua drew "'gooseeggs" on tbe scoreboard. That was the straw that broke the camel' s back. Trace led 46-44 as the fourth period opened and was never again in trouble, n''S ORANGE plckln' time again in Florida, accordlng to word from J. Dale Mlller ot Rio Grande, who with his wife, Zella, l.s spending the winter at Wlntergarden, Fla.. and subscribed to the daUy paper, TRffiUNE and GUN SHOOT, SUnday, Feb. II, noon tHl I p.m., Rutland American Lellon Farm. 2-1J.Itc yard. Down In Florida they pick oranges and load them Into big seml~allera, like we do corn in the north, Dale &aid he saw a load o! carrots like that, too. Mr. and Mra. Miller will be returning to Rio Grande eerly In April. lly that time tile ground hog weather will be over. Their son, Set- George W. Miller, a 16year-Army veteran, Is atstloned. at Fort Bragg, N.C. They'll ltop ,.jeci Oft)' 1d1 fto""'d ~. foctlo•l - TM ""llsl.r will nat N ,.,,.... r.lo f• ....,. rM" o~te IO 011111 et" SE! NEJ'GILER Bulldll!c a>pply for bulldlntl )'<lUI' home, lAng Ume loan IV&UabJe. 1-IJ.Uc RATES F., Word Ad S.r•lce 5 cltrdl ,., w.,; •• lns.,tiOn MlniMUIII CMrto 75e 12 COnti per ..-oul thfOI C.,..OCY... tl•• lntertloq. 11 eont1 ,_, Word II• con•ocutl't"O lqert Iani , 25 ,.... cut Ohco\lftt Oil ,.rd ods oM edt ,.r.t within 10 d.ys , CARD OF THANI(S ..:-OBITUARY $1 .50 f..- 50 ..-ord l'llini~~t~.~M . Eo . o4ditloflol word 2c . ILINO ADS Adclitlo~tel 25e Chor,. ,., Ad••'· ,, ......"'· OFFICE HOURS 1:30 o . .n . to 5 ;00 I'·"'· Dolly I1JO 1 . 111 . to 12;00 N-n Sotvrcloy C•rd Of Thanks l Wlllll to lbanl: my many friends, neighbors and relaUves lor the cards and pi weD wllhea I ...elved durinC my slay In the boopltal. AIIo the nurses and atafl for their ldndness and Dr. Bolco and Dr. Mullen. Arthur Orr. :&.11-tlc to see him oo the way. lly tile ....,., Dale said tD tell Pat Glass, oountyextenslonhome economica agent, that a tanp1o I WISH to thank is a eros& between an orange and a tangerine - mt an orange and a grapefruit, Said he read It In her column_ rm sorry 1 didn't see the column and If I had, I probably wouldn't have noticed I~ I don~. like tangerine&, Don't tell the Florida Chamber of Cum- my many frlt!Nio and nolgl!bon lor the lovely canis, flowers and gtfta aont to me durln8 my atay In tha boopltal. May God bl ... ..... and .....,.... "' you. Alllert !DB, Radne, Ohio 2-11-11<! merce. Shower Given Recently MIDDLEPORT - A layette the TRffiUNE and TIMES8ENTINEL informed ot the Rio Grande basketball team on the shower was held (or Mrs. Sheila road. Cowan Reeves recently at the heme of Mrs. Pat Kitchen. Ho~ tesses were Judy Brewer, Violet Wolfe and Joyce Riley. Gifts were placed on a table decorated with a stork replica. Ice cream, cake and punch were served. Guests were Janet St. Clair, Karen Flores, Kayte Russell, Phil fa statistician tor Coach Art Lanham's Rio Grande Red. men, and he doe• a fine job. lly the way I Rio Grande rans bave done a fine ,Job of lllqlpi>rtlng tile team at home games - and ln a Mason. W. Va. 1-11-11< WE WISH to e..,..... 011r appreciation for the kindness shown durin< the ·._m loBI of our home. Special thanks to thooe ..mo donated clothing and houleho~ llems and to all who helped In any way. Mrs. Rldlarcl Weaver and family. 1-1$-11<! very orderly commendable tashloo. They de.sene to be congratulated. See you at KIAC (Ken. Jane Branham, SbeUa Childs, tucky lnteroollegiale Athletic In~ Debbie Crow, Janet Phillips, Su- Conference) Toumameut Tues- IN MEMORY of our beloved san Lanning and Kim Johnson. day night when they plliJI Camp. huslland and lather. Pearl W. others presenting girts to Mrs. belisvUle. Williams, wllo paued away Reeves were sarxty Batley, LinFeb. te, 11111'1 : da Ash, Mary Woods, Cheryl McLaughlin, Pam Neutzling, Bette OUr hearll atm ache with Jean Hobr:~tetter, Donna Branham, ndn.... Kathy Francis, Peggy Story, TerTears In silence often II"": esa casci, MarlaGrueser, MaurPOMEROY - Mr. Eddy'a Memorleo keep him ever near isha Nelson, Marlene Goodwin schedule Cor the week of Feb. Ill and Darla Sheridan. 17 • 21: While we I~ here beloW. MONDAY Sedly miJaod by wife Harrisonville, 9 - 10:45 LDl. end clllldn!n. Two D of A Councils CIJ1)enter, 11:1~ - 12:30 p.m. 1-lf.ltc School Lot, 12:45 • I p.m. Vales Mills - Arbough, 1:30- Eddy Schedule To be Consolidated POMEROY - Consolidation of Forest Rose Council 285, Daughters of America. with Chester CoundJ on ~ril 1 was approved at a recent meeting ot the ,...,_ pers Plains group. Mrs. Edith Wakely or Marietta, district deputy, met will! the gJ'Oll) to discuss plane for the consoliclatlon. She alao announced practice for a ralls tD be held at Marietta on May 8. The practice was scheduled for April 13 at Chester. Reported ill were Raymond Frecker, Leota Massar, home from Camden Clark Hospital, Mae McTeak and Leota Ferrell. Action is Settled Wilkesville, 2:30 • 3:30 p.m. Langsvllle, 4:30 • 5 p, m. Rutland Park, 5:30 • 6 p, m. Hyeall Run, 6:30 • 7:30 p, m. TUESDAY Pomeroy School, 8:30 • 2:15 m. p, Pomeroy Library, 2:30 - 3 p. m. Tuppers Plains, 3:30 • 4:30 p, ance sl)'led Evelyn R. Stewart p.m. Rock Springs, 7 ... 8 p. m. THURSDAY Syncuse, 9 - 10:30 p. m. Racine, 10:45 - 1 p, m. RACINE- Paat otnceraofRa- ner. Dewtlons by Mrs. Clifford Morrla included re&dings and a prayer from The Upper Room. Mn. W, 0. Barnltz conducted a brief buelnets meeting. The pr~ gnm lncluded several readings, ---- A WORK HORSE or loam. Leifheit. Pomeroy. Pb. H.,., wutrT, ,_,....., I Colorful DOWN I m. Harden's (Syracuse), 4 - 4:30 p. m. Rizer' a (Syracuse), 4:45 • 6 p, m. Forest Run, 6:15-7 p.m. Minenville, 7:15-8:39 p.m. vs. WUblr Jack Stewart with tile pla1ntltf awarded care o1 two infant children and $80 per week support. "Reflection" by Mra. WUaon Carpenter, "Price of a SmUt" by Mn. Bert Grlnun, and •4 LlDC:.. oln" by Mra. Wm. Stewart. The traveltna: prize wa1 won by Mra. Webb. Atteh:lirw; were Mrs. Barnltz, Mrs. Gretta Sbq)11011, Ben Philoon, Mr. and Mra. wu. son Carpenter, Mr.and Mrs. Bert Crimm, Mr. and Mra. Stewart, and Mr. and Mrs. Clllford Mor· ris. ' ' . C!GAI!!'rn: vending f1111~ ·and ......tee, ABC Ente1 AI IIIIi: :MRIOII, W. Va. Phone 'I'MMJ. ~ · CompleteFront·fn,l ·and Brake S.vlci • BLAETTNll'S . 44C•nadian hilltid• 48 Guraint'a wHe 47 Air (comb. fonn) 48CtantUM temporarily 50 Honey (pharm .) --- 1-1...., THREE female Chllllahuu, 1 weeu old. Phone '141-121M evenillfl and Saturclay allemoon. Mrs. 0 . F. L)'OIII, Rutland, Cillo, t-l~ Rul ht•te For S.le HOIST ETTER REALTY S.... UI!Xl. R()III'ETtllll, SYRACUSE - 0i1J 1 rooma, bath, lumace, 3 bedroom&. One floor plan, Lorp lot. Good pnleo, ....liD. MIDJli.EPOBT 1WJW. ._ 5 - , balb, lll'p Uvlng roomllnpl-, Olldooed pon:11 .ldlnp. . . . .liD. ll()lri'B lit - 7 bath, batemenl, pordleo, garage. -Aiklnf tl,tiiii.OD, HBLBN Or VIRGn. TEAFORD IYBAaJ8B 1111111 S.H-3tc ~ ~~:~~~·,,. 10. Word with trlg.:-er o1· 13. Mea· 45. Seines 1&. RoUab way or a .sort l7 . Cavalier I .t .. :o:~'il.~ ~~.::.--::.!i- From thO .......... TMk Bo!Icb•r Radiator, To Tilt ( Co.._ BlAEnNAIS !Onallest Heatar (a7nf±, J .. X] ". ' . .I PH. 911).2143 SEFnC tanko <leaDed. Miller Sanitatloll, $1Mrart, Ohio, Phone . , . , ' 1-IS-Ifc .. ) • .,,jJ.-,p- y ftlenlay •. ~. '·- ··' . ~~ .............. ( ,.) C. C. BRADJ'Oim AOOnONBER am• lllfitee PIIO.'NNIII ll8eble. Oldo . Cltlt Bndhrd I I lfe IIIOfl AMAZON COlUW. • ,. I"-""1 ••ft.... lllere'•wlfefM,..'•······-....aPI" . All! CONDITIONI!IG Refrlprotlon service. Jack'• Refrllerallon, New Ravm. hone tliW01tl. 4 • lfc READY • MIX concrete dell•· ered right to your proJeet. FUt' and euy, Free elllmalfll. Phone Qoeglebl Ready • Mix eo::''MIIIclle•' port. Ohio. I tJO .tie -.r 22. Not hollow 24 . C upid 26. Units of ~liamber 3. Permit 4. Wild 21 . Thin 23.- Hebrew Manacles 6 . Corridor Item length 27 . Erie or SQet: 29. "Wise to'" .. 30. Attempt 31. Jewish •• month 33. Bound volume : · abbr. 3/lo. Erbium Kfmbol 36. One fCimt of "Caesar" 31. I;tayable .38. Golfing nuisance 40, Wt~rd with maid or fann f2. lrbh Free State 32. Prosecutor: 39. Cont.el'ld abbr. for 33. Scalds ' • 3 .. .... s ~ 00 7 6 11 8 16 020 0,. ~· •• "0~ ~I 0 ,. " ~ ~ 17 ~ 0 " . 11 ~ ~ 45 ~ ., ~ ~ 2.~15 DAII,'i' CRVPJ:OQUOTE- Here'• how to work II: A.XYDLBAAXR .. LONGFELLOW One leUer limply .tanct. for another. In thll lll.lnple A t. l1lld tor Ole three I:a, X tor the two 0'•, de. Slft&"le letten, a~ word~ - .. NKRN ·J(i fQ '"lr1r H IKI'QW 'I' X ;x 1: NKRN R· II( B 8 R X RB:BBRX\\' " """•Pte: MY Y.ae....,... I HAVE NEVI:R IN LIJ'IC LIW\NltD AlnTRINO I'ROK ANY MAN WHO AORDD WITH JOt.- KALONZ 40 l • • ICiq ....t ......, . ......, 1-.) Auto lnouranee e;ts --- tr. Sales 1962 CIIE'VROLET Impala V-8, •tandanl. white, 4 door. Gond t.lreo, radio. Best offer over MliO. · can Middleport or Athens 583-'1254. S.I:Hic ROGUE THE WORLD 6,1.. POitlac 1962 FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE ........... $599 3 Se~ Wagon, VB engine, automatic trans. Power steermg and brakes, good tires, radio and heater. '1c963 CHEVY II .................. : ...... $695 onvertible, local 1 owner car_ Supet Sport model buc.ket seats, good tirea, 6 cyl., J speed, floor shift: rad1o. Popular Model, 1pecial price. --- THE PROVEN cBipel cleaner ·Blue Lustre Is easy on the budget. Restoreo forgutlen <<>lora. Rent electric obampooer n. Tiny's Bargalnland. t-10-llc sewing maclllne, In lovely llibl flnlslled oonoole, like new. Equipped to zig zag. bulilonhole, darn, monogram. •~<! . Poy last 6 paymenl:s of • .• montllly. Guaranteed. Phone 11112-:1685. S.ll-6tc SINGER !l.t. Bl'llled . ~· ' - Phone 9ft.Z389. :&.11.01!1 SAVE MVE SAVE! Save your lawn, your time and yoor back. We ba... a new trencher to dig yvur water line dltd!. Henry Bahr lltl!>3988 or ~ · 2-7-301p Bahr - 'I'WO FAMILY BRJCK 1963 CHEVROLET ...................... $695 lm.pala 4 .dr. Local 1 owner cor, VB envine, powergl•de, rod1o and heater, good tires, blue finish . 10.11-Ue 11181 FOIID, 4 opeecl ftoor llhllt. newly overhauled engine. · I'XO .-"XBTKNHX.JRCV AUTOMORTJ.E tn..mnre bee11 o;aneeDed? Loot your onerator'o license? can ~,tSM . POTATOES, Phone !4S:2154 Cllll'tliCe Proffitt, Portland. are all hlnbl. A.~qrstaUM 1 :Sit'lt ' .. li'W' NEED LI'MES'I'ONE for your drl..,.y? We furnish and deliver. Emmett W. Shuler. Coolractlng, Phone · HANNAH'S HUIIband Hector halfll hard work so be clean& . tile rugs wllb Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer $1. Baler Furniture. S.I0-4tc (:% ~ 31 trophtn. the lqth and fonnation of the Bach day the tode Wt.n are dltfeftlll miniature, f/5 and up. Stud servlco and iroomlng. Pbaae tlllt-15141, II I tie IJ-27.-tlc 40 41 ~ , ....,.,. 60 BUICK LESABRE 4 DR............... $150 59 RAMBLER ST. WAGON ............... $199 60 CHEV. "&" 2 DR..................... $199 64 VOLKSWAGEN ZDR .................. $5!5 POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy " ~" 27 " 41. Hall! ;;;; 11 ~·· • .,. linn II ~IY% . 29. To become 11. Libera l group : abbr. ' "•••Ill' 34. Cay or clef 36. The Pentateuch 37. Eat with 'Z4 . Behaved 25. Wed 28. Endured 8. Predomi nate r% ,l ' rfiii'J'd•t·"• measure 7. Service w. ForS.Ie tinent outburat ~· 101 19. Subt1e emanation 20. Imper- 2. Bakin• station • a bbr. 18. Similar 19. Moham medan call to prayer 20. Distant 21 . Purchs11e 8ryants Buqet Shop la.va. DOWN state: I ...,.,. ~~:ii,., :'1. Avctlet~oen Not ,••, ... , .. 1. for •cchlonts Ter••· C:.th 01t Do, .f S.lo of I. 9oo<Ja HI. Lair 1/lo. Fastener Jl• ....... & .Ill .,...., ...... !!:~·~, mountain • ·eo 41 Pien (lAtin) 42 P1·ofound 43 Otherwilc •. ~-:~~' 12. P:uumge- . .. [f.'i:t'i WINTER PRICES I RUTLAND OHIO DP,..l LY CR0 SSW 0 RD shirt --- 116'1 B.~RON 12 • 110 loot mo· bile home with Is 20 almlng. Three bedrooma, like new, $15,t100, 110 South Fourth St , Mld<lleport. Phone 1112-2012. OUI LOWER Solo C.rMI~cteti lr ADJt.MS AUCTION lEAVfCE 11. CreBt o! n ---- MIXED ~ay and timothy. Pb. IIIU410. 1-lutp Qeck (-• Needs~·· ---- Letart, 1:45 - 2:30 p, m. FRIDAY Southern, 9 - 3 p. m. ROOM boule w1111 blth, In Hartlonl. Call llli.JS'/0 af. ter e p.m. 2-1...., VACANCY for two elderly peo. 'J'RAD.ER LOTS. Bob's Mobile pie. Prefer prlvale paid pa. Court, Syracuse, Ohio on State tlents. Phone Muon, 'I'IJ.5111. Rt. 1%4, Phone IIUIII. 1"-lfe ..ti-tle 1 Forest MARTIN ' t•••• •• ~'OUR ---- '' 'Rvliy 1IRg• y.ur' favoflte the plono occ.,anlo4 by - · - l o r Jonlor W~llo''o• tho bau ond iolonto4 41 Windon on drums; Ptesonto4 For lent TV SERVICE. Service IIJIJiliPI', lfARMONY apartments - I Harol<l Walker. You bUy from and I rooms, furoltbed, new 111 we will talle eare of II. walla, noon. fumlture, priHumphrey's TV. Phone tllltvate parking. Out of aD lloodl, '1112. 1-IUtc 3 blocks from Pomeroy pool olllco, IIIIU392 from 10 a.m. Help W•ntecl to I p.m. :l+tfc WAITRDIS wanted. No uperiFOUR ROOM furnlllbed apartCIKll! .......ry. NlghiB, 1::10 ment. Phone M-3651. 2-11-lfc to 1%. Apply al Blue Tartan. 2-11-'11< FOUR-Room. llllfumlsbed apartment. Phone 91J2.lll166. 2-IJ-1le WIJMEN. big money, Studio Girl Hollywood Coometl<s needs women In and around FIVE room bouli4!, ball!, gal furnace, 132 South II8COIId St., P0111eroy and Middleport. Full Middleport, Phone 1C18110. or parttlme. No e,.,.nence 1-lf«e requln!d . No lemtory restrictions. Take <ade!'ll anywhere. Hlgllest prollts up to fO per LOT IN Middleport, Ideal for parkh~ traDer. Phone • cent. :100 r.ooc1 H!ICI8ekeopln~ 3990. 1-lNII! approved cosmetic~ . Every. thin~ furnlsbecl - «eddt exFar Sale tended. No stoek to carrv. No franchise fees. No stcrl In- H I< N DA'Y.()U) or atart.d vestment. For luD lnlormaLeghon! pulleta, both floor or tion by maK plua 3 free lim· cage grown available. Poultry pleo. wrlle Studio Girl Hollyhousing and automellan. .... wood .-F-ula, Dept . . M-lrl, -darn l'<luliiY.'ilos 188, Alhenl, 11m Hart St., No. HollyOhio, Phone •mt. 2-li-lle wood. Callf. 9181111. Alio Immediate bll! prollt ..,.,q, SIX ROOM boule, balb, form. lor party plan operators. .. Leonard He., Sr.. JII'OIIOI'141-llp \y, II Oak a ., Pomeroy. Phone llti2-33M. 1-If.llc MANAGER lor Sarah Coventry ear,., would like four ladleo GOOD HAY AND STRAW, 1Go lor part lime W<ll'k. Ercellent bale, Paul Karr, Cbelller, pay, and career acloaneemont. Oblo. 2-IUic Phone tlllt-l'l17. S.le41c: !!ltl2 POIITMC, 4 II)IMII, two MAN 1<1 work on clalry farm, door hardtop, plume tlllt-'10'1'1. bouse lneluded. Orv!Be Hoi· 2-J.3.31p ter, Long Bottom, Phone 1413833. t-1....., Him'OmT clolbol dryer; allo, pair of eight month olcl <hl· LADY for 11ou1nurt. Coot, ....._, ..., be 111!14 for Uve In - out. Phone taal. breeding. Audrey Weddle, S-14-tle Portland. Phone . . . . . 1-JS.Jtc WOMAN to work In motel. !'hone lltllf188. S-1J.4tt MAPLE STllDU!lO, l'lllllo .,..,. .... eomblnallon, 1111 model 'IIAN FOR heat!DB, IGollng and llen!o AM • JI'M l'lllllo «1111-, air condltialllnl. Steody wort, blnallon, • Jlpeed automaUc married or bandlc!apped pre. <!hanger, Balancoo clue lerred, Write P. 0. 1101 110, or payments of $8.215 per Pl. Pleallant, W. Va. - pbo!le monlb. caR lfi.SIII. S-1~ ~ al1er I p.m. S-Nip S'l'l!lRfl(), W'alnut ....... wllb 4 epeed clial!pr, 4 speaker O)lllem. Bal...., due f13.5f or tl.'l$ per montll. Pllone 8113111. I-lUI< ' FEBlftJARY· 17 THRU MA.RCH· 1, NiGHTLY EXCEPt· SUNDAY ' ' . ' . ' ...30 TJL 2 A.M. I . CIIEVROl.ET Impala door bird llop, Ill eutomaUc, power IMIInc and brlbl. Call IIISGfl. l.atf< INCOME TAX Service dally es- UNJI'URNISHED 1ar1e n.. cept SUnday 8 to 5, Ewnlnp room 11'01'1menl. Amold Bmby appolnlmenl. Mrl. 8teVOII lhera, Ill E . Main Sl, f'l>me. 'Wanda' Eblin, Rl. I, Pomeroy. Phone tlllt--. t-7-tlc roy, Laurel Cliff Road. 1-INO!e f'IVE ROOM opartment, dole to Pomeroy bualo.a dletricl, WILL DO aewlng at home Phone ~. 1-7~< zippers, pocket., pesglnR. heml!'lng, alterations, etr. FURNISHED and unl'umlsbed Mn. Freddie Thabet, Maoon, a~artments. Cloae to ll!hool. Phone TIS-5&51. 4-30-l!o Phone 11112-5411. 10-IJ.Ife Eaat Letart, 2:45 • 4:15 p.m. Dorcaa, 4:30 - 6:30p.m. Syracuse P.O., 7 - 8:30p.m. Webbs Host OES Post Officers clne Chapter, Or<ler of Ihe EaotJ was nat at home when the ern stat, met recently at the home apprataera were at my place. of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Webb, I undorotand a ~athroom Ia not Letart, for a covered dish dhr ANTIQUES, dlsbel, fumlture, china cabinets, old ........ @'!'.,.,., cloclill, mloc. Lee RudlsDI, 101 Lei(Cin Ten-. 1-lf.Uip m. Old Chesler Rood, 5:30 • 6:30 Racine CWagner's),3:15-3:45p. PT. PLEASANT - Two orders were signed by the circuit court and entered In the omce of the circuit clerk Friday. One stated the clvtl action or Greeory Hall vs. Kemeth N. ShoW had been compromised and settled for$7,500. Theactlooconcemed alleged injuries received by young Hall from a dog owned by the defendaDI. The other WliS a decree ~ aeparate mainten- Wanted To Buy 2 p.m. ~HOJ~L l~t~erfl .... hteotroct I WISH to thank eacll one who sent nowen, canis and letTIMES.'lENTINEL. TIIAT MILD MANNERED stuThe pink grapeCruit are ripenlerl, the ones who visited me. ing, too, of all places, in his dent teacher In Mrs. Lola Mae and phoned willie I wu a paNapier'! Dtglish class at Gallia tient In Cabell Huntington Academy High School Ia Phll Hospital and after rel18'nlng Layette Joseph t1 ZancsvUle, a 111udent home May God blea eacll at Rio Grande College. 1t was one of 1011. Phil's pleaaarrt voice that kept Mrs. !IIerman Fonl, fan. ON DEAN'S !JST MIDDLEPORT - Vebbie Ki~~g, flnl- wllhout rumlng water. dauahter of Mr. and Mrs. William M,y taxea rlllled $3D on I h e K)JW, mode tile deen'a list at lilo year - juet too much taxe1 tor Grande College tor the ft.nt se- a bathroom; more than doubled melter. Miss Kl~, a treahman. In 2'h yean. A Meiga coum;y taxpa,yer 1• a member or the Rio Grande Bertha Parker. chorus and band. By Dlek 'llaomu ' For S.le or Tr. . Tt. P!il.lle'Mr "'''""'' tM rltht -,,. .~~~ Peters - Pl~a, ••• Yectl· • Al'I'I'!QUES, IVI'IllluN, 1 dllhll. mtoeen.-. lllro. Howlrd Cecil, JIG 'II'. Main 81., PemeNJ. t4tlc Albert J. Graela, boUse, 5 rooms and balb upstairs, 5 rooms and balb downatalr•. gas !Urnace. In Davlo Prnduce block. 4\to cOte St., Pomeroy. Phone 11112-Z586. 2-9-12tp ONE YEAR old Collie dog, also one English Shepherd puppy. 1964 CHEVELLE MALIBU ....... , ....... $995 4 Door, Loca! 1 owner car, 6 cyl. engine; po•erglide trans. Turqu-o1se over white finish. Spotleu clean Interior. R&H . 1964 FORD GALAXIE.. ................. $995 500 H.! . Cpe. VB engine, automatic. White finiah. 1964 OLDS .CUTLASS F85 ................ $995 C~ . Vmyl mter~or. Bucket seat. VB engine. Automatic trans . Power steering . R&H. 1965 PLYMOUTH ................. , ... $895 Valiant 4 Or ., 6 cyl., qutomatic trans., good tires, radio and heater, grey finish. ·-------------------------Don't • Short-Ch••tH Get the Best Dial •• Artl .. -. ---·· · -·~ ---MIXED HAY. cents a bale. :10 Phone tlllt-3:!3ll. 1-11-'11< ··~ ·------------------------~;. ..... 1965 PONTIAC ....................... $1695 Safari Station Wagon, local 1 owner car, white over dark blue finish. Clean interior, like new w-w tires, _automatic, power steering and brakea. Radio. 1966 DODGE CORONET Limited Edition .. S1695 4 Door. Beautiful interior trim, bile. vinyl r~ with turquoise finish. Li~e new w. w. tires. Power steering and brakes. VB engine, automatic trans. R&H . 1966 CHEVROLET ..................... $1795 Impala cpe., local owner car, new cor trad ... in. Less than "23,000 miles, w-w tires., like new; 396 engine, 3 speed man . trans. Vinyl interior, Maroon finish, radio and heater. Deluxe equipment. One of the cleane,st 66 modols in Southeastern Ohio. va N. G. Rooi, Mlnenvllle. Phone 99U'Il.O. S-1~ 11168 SCHULT house trailer set on Ito acre lot bocl< of Hartford. Like new. Lived In very Utlie. For l,..,.llan, wrlle George Fields, 1:101 E. l3rcl St., Clilcago m. 80111. t-ll-121t' •. Clean •nterior, good w.w. tires. ·R&H. Many More At Sartain Prices! VISIT YOUR FAVORITE SALESMt.N 4T Pomeroy Motor Co. Yoll' Chevrolet Dealer Open Til8 .. 99Z·Z126 ., pre-owned DO YOU NEED ANY OF THE FOI.LOWING-- GOOD- BUY •GENERAL TIRES C.r, Tr•ck, Far• •RE-TREADS . 411 r,,.. •BATTERIES ly Wlllor<l · ~A1C: PRQDUCTS ~ B01.EN$ 'hACT0RS & AT'i'•atiiENT$ . ' .· • WHEEL BALANCING ,_ ' - • fi,.AT R~PA • 1968 cadillac El Dorado .............. ; .$6500 2 Dr. Hlp., full power equipment, eomfort control air. cOnditioning. Radio, tinted glass, WW tirea, 1 awn•, new Cadillac 1~10-in, 9,500 aclual mi~o. '" ' ' �·r - . . -. - -. .. ' ........... '· f>,] 11 - 'lbo Sutldti Ttmool - 'QhtQ... Polities eobjoo;us f .. Meigs Countl'"• gre~test ~ ' IT'S SUNSHINE, FLOWERS, IIIII oallll> beaches tills weok lor . BID IIIII Teresa Swafsol IIIII Ral&>b IIIII Noll Gnws. 11le Swotsol1 left tldo lllO<I1IlW for Puerto Rleo, tho Gra- for llawioll. , RUSS E. WILLIS 111e trip for the Swatzelo """"'' United lloleo tor BW"s aales adllevement& lt'a their teconcl elipense- free ,... PFC Russ E. WUlis, son or cation. m October 1967 the two had a week in HawalL ' Mr. and Mrs. Ra,ymond WURalph, with G. IIIII J. for 37 years, also got the trip to Hawaii lis, GallJ,poUs, 11 now stationed at Sattlhip, ThaUand. 'A tlu'ousl1 a prunod011. Both ooq>les loft by ehartencl plane from ClnellllltiU -ly tlda 1967 graduate ot Gallia Acad~ em.y High School, he eomplet. mOl'lliJw. ed basic training at Fort Bragg, MRS. ATEN SHAIN lo sure to be nllsse<l, by her IIIAIQ' friends N. C, Pfc. Willis also gralllhere. After many happy )'Uri In d\e Pomeroy Bend, Mrl. Shain will ated from Postal training be movlrw: next week to Avon Park, F1a. She's purcbased a small school at FOrt Benjamin Harhome tlx!re aad will be tAktrw aloae: most ot her tundture. rison, Indiana. He Is marred 1tte move will brlug her within alx mUes other onb daughter, to the former Martha Cotton. Mrs. Lewis M1ller - a happy arrangement for Mn. Shain, who has His address is : Pfc. Russ E. been wldcMed tor several yevs. Wints, RA 11551480, 9th Base Post Otrice, APO San FrancisCAPTAIN JOE TATE, HUSBAND ot the former SoRira Potta, co 96232. has been promoted from cQ>o9tlot to OIJht cmnmaoder. For now, at Huffman l• Elected least. they are stllllivirw In Charleston. S. C. PT. PLEASANT - Troy Huffman, MaBon County Slleriff, was DAVID AND JENNIFER CREW BROWN and infant daugh!M, elected first vice presidentotthe Eve Marie, are off for Denver. West Virginia Slleriff AssociaDavid has accepted employment out there with the Martin Mar· tion tilTing a recent meeting 1'1eld ietta Co., ' company, whicl1 makea misaUes tor the $PaCe proeram. in Charleston, W.Va. He•s been witll North American In Columbus since before he grad-Other otftcers elected were uated from Ohio State University with a degree in physics. David Chilton CampbeU, Marloo Coun· is a prggram coordinator. ty, president; James R. FawJust beCore they lett little Eve Marie was christened by her cett, Tyler coont;y, second vice gr.rd(ather, the Rev. Eugene Brown, pastor of the Price HUl Metfl.. president; E. M. ••Pete•• JotmM odist Church in Clndnnati. Goi~W down tor the chrlstening, of son, Kanawha County, secretary course, were the ~ents, Mr. ud Mrs. Leo Crew, am:t their and Ed Cooke, Boone Courlb •• two. Rot»n and Todd, and the great~ grandmother, Mrs. Eula Prlee. treasurer. John Protan, Bome As Leo put It - .. We'll have to get that camper ready to roll." Count;y, is the out-going presi- Sounds like the vacation is already planDed, and why not, Eve Marie dent. is their first and only grandchild. ASK TO WED SPEAKING OF GRANDCIULDREN, Mrs. Manning Webster lett GALLIPOLIS One couple by plane yesterday ror Moorhead, Minn., to get a look at her sec~ applied for a marriage license ond -grandson, Timothy Edward, Is he delighted! Little Erik wW be Saturday in the o«loo or Gallia three in Apr U. Cowlty Probate Courl Seeking the license were Paul Edward AH, FOR THE GAY SOUNDS of spring! Have heart. dear one, Smith, 30, Middleport, spray painter, and Sandra SUe VMCO, just 33 days "til spring makes the scene. 19, Gallipolis, cashier. .....,lim.,.. or """""111 Da,y to not!(y patrons that they have books that are overdue. Mr. Eddy's gift'? You can return the books which are ov erdue and wlll not be required to PI\\' 81\1' penalty. M OFFICE TO CLOSE PORTSM_OUTH - Due to Feb· ruary 22 being a legal hollda,y, the Portsmouth Social Sec!.rley om .. witt be closed on lfrt· day, February 21. The extra o!ft"" hours regularl,y held between 9 aad 12 on ~s will be .....ned for SatllrliiJ, ~ ., fii• al home ai'\Ytilne. " f/ema L. Lanier SOUTIISIDE - f'ul1eral ser- vices were held Wedneaday In Columbus. Ohio. for Mrs. Verna L. (Hyatt) Lanter, 741 1 tormer resident of southside, W. VL She died Slturdl)' at her home on 720 Macon Alley in Columbus. She is survived by her hu&· baDd, WUbert c.; a sou. Harry Hyatt; I daughter, Mn. Rmald (Betty Lao) Lehman; threegnndchUdrellj two great - arandc:hiJ... dren; a brother, WUllam Norton Sllepherd, Treasure Island, Florida; a slater, Mrs, Minerva White, Charl~ston, W. VL, and several nieces and nephews. The Rev~ Roland G. Perkins officiated. Internment was in Forest Lawn cemetery, abliiQo . . .. aacal .otfleer a-..m ""'11111 HOUle ~e · ··'· or SuniYIJW are_two cfaollblo!_!r MrB. liUOieC4rV/ 1!1. 2, 111111 Mrs. llathr70 llcnhll!l, Ill. •• both loCal; a slater, Mr.. Marpret Roush, loCal; a brOther, Jameo Hurlow, Leaa;ei8111gnndehUdren IIIII two ~ <hlldrol\ Funeral ••rrices will be Mo~ day at 2 p.m. at the Crow - Hu•sell Funeral home. Burial will be in Forest HWs eemetery. Frtelllt ·may' call at the tuner~ pl the 'moat powerftll Jnefl: In the .OhiO ' Jloue of Rlpre0e$tl'"l. 'Die ncot1111110n comea !rain wu,.., '""""* asset his loqJ appeared to be ·its ,• If there are mor~ thoughtful, helpful, considerate people IIU'· where, )OU gotta show me - l"m from Missouri. Little things. mean a lot when you're down and out. and reclpl. erts of Meigs County kiOOne&s often express their .,preciation. One such redpient is Virgil Atkins, Rutl&OO RD1, who hils re~ently had some tough rounds with his health. He's conf1ned to ur.:. versit,)· Hospital in Columbus, Room 703, .00 has r~eived many card5 and Oowens from friends back home. Mrs. Atkins Is staying in Columbus, to be near her husband, residing with a cousin. Dr. EYerett H. Tracy, while Virgil is confined. Grateful also are Mrs. Richard Weaver arlltamilyin Middleport w~se home was recertly destroyed by fire. 1JJ. of the;ir household goods, duthing and persoml items were lost an:l, in fact, the family barely escaped alive. Many pitched in to provide clothing and household items for the family which has moved into an apartment. Undoubtedb anxious to hear from some of his Meigs friends is Charles K. Spencer, 53, former Lincoln Heights resident and husband of the former Kathryn Legar. Ctlarles was involved recently in an auto accident at Bradenton Beach. The truck In which he "as riding overturned and he was thrown from the vehicle. He received fractured ribs, cuts and a blick Injury. Then p~umonia set in to add to a complicated situation. Incidentally, talk about coincidences, the vehicle which str~:~ck Spencer was driven by a Legar - Richard Earl Legar - no re~ Uop to the local family. Spencer is confined to the Man. Ohio state Jwtior Miss Pageant. atee Memorial Hospital at BraJoining &.izy were other fordenton, Fla. The room number mer county JWlior Miss title .. *17. holders. The group introduced Friends will be sorry of learn themselves and then presented d. the hospitallzation or Mrs. E. vocal music. II. Harrah of Long Bottom. Mrs. While in Middletown, Mr. and Harrah Cell Monday fracturing Mrs. Carpenter were househer hip. ~e's getting along nice- . guests of Miss Roberta Smith, b' at St. Joseph Hospita1 in Park- a teacher at the Lemon - Monroe ersburg. Har room number is High School in MiddJetown. Miss I H. Smith is the daughter of the And. returning home Thurs. Rev. and Mrs. Robert &nith or da,y was WUliam Houdaaheit, the Hysell Run area here. The Khigsburg Road, who .spent four Carpenters' son, Jay, spent the days in Columbus unclergoing weekend with his aunt, Mr. and hNrt evaluation tests at a hos- Mrs. Charles S1mpldns a n d pital there. Whlle in Columbus, daughters in Columbus while hit he visited with hJs brother a.'ld parents attended Junior Miss •lster.tn.Jaw, Mr. and Mrs. Pageant activities: Charles Houdasllelt of Reynoldsburg; an uncle, Mr. and M r s. CONGRATt'LATIONS to TheoWalter Houdashelt, Columbus, dore T. Reed, Jr., or Pomeand with Mr. and Mrs. Gene roy, He's one or 11 ambassaRomine and son at S.munit &a- dors oC Aladdin Temple Slrlne, lion. Columbus, appointed by Gordon Y. Boyd, illustrious potentate. 1be news isn't all bad. Mra. Jamea (&lzy Parker)CarA BELATED Valentine gift perhr, Meigs Count;y Junior Miss from Mr. Eddy - the bookmod. 1965, now a senior in home bile which travels frequently aeooaomlcs at Ohlo State, was bout Meigs and other counties. , Some 100 cards were prepar. Ill - - over the - end w!lere obe tool< part In the ed on Feb. 14 - Valentine'& 1:, ,. .... - · to I» - Hats orr to IIIOio Molp HIP ~ atria for their P!lll'<NIIIl with a classmate. When the Woovor hDinit wu delitroJed b,- llro ....,..111, Ill~ Hotlll)tal. Mrs. Yt~ Sopt. Suaan'l elad!IJW nul .., Ia the .. 'Die wcri wu elreulatod U'OUDd aebool that then would '!- a atarw. It was a ...-~ U l'OQ 1, 19011 thl> bt t!lo lite waat" IIOt't ~ lhllv IIIII tbol' ...,. with just lbool oYerYtllbll a ldcll JU101 IUIII Ina Parama Hurlow, Her hUabud, Jesa, died In 04 oehool ...,._.... mJal>t nood. 1K7. - ~ ~ the c6mmtttee. lawmal<eJ• Olllo fell Flbr, a Dlthe of WOOitei'. is ... <il· tho few listolatori w!lo c~otoly undorolanlo the bl· • · elllllal bodaet. flDinc:l,.; IIIII IPIIIII!ell In Oldo. part of tho re•llflnl· derl\l·ea from his .ZO..,.ear terure •• 1 state represepta- uOn Uve. GALLIPOLIS - Clarlos I. H~IDer, 8oi a •tlve ot Gallipolis IIIII a nald!Nt of Pre.. lonlbor& !{)',, died l'l'ldO)' II Good Slmariton Hot~~~lta!ln Lex- son of the late Abrahim ,and F.IJ!!e.r """ hl.o i1......... r . BY JACK · O'HRIAN takl,"" 5. wti, ~· CclmmtUN wUb I cocl " ~.- YORK .,- Silmmy Dub MoJ•lleviOw 'l'llool t,.d Ia! • calm ...... Jr.'l .. Mal Brill- apnl He dooso'l (llvo • - . '11ui,~ ao - r - - ~ llJfiiO lo lia!p ber re1111111 to the ~·· p.._) .ot 1 eoulder the >OeOu-1 o. • d ber ..UU. .,..... .... GerlnoQr'o &f'lldailt.fid 'fendora' UdN tax, WC!balcal ..e&!catlon P.ralraml, ~ G.ramlnophoa fur11Mid but hi doosn~ doll!' II eou1d Ill Flll)e: 1, J-rw, lullll'lll the • ...,. u. S. roeon1 lllbel O'oli· out ~ "- •C>ril!llitlee. ' •• ' ' ' •ballontlo. flDinc:liJr the p.... "There •t .ould bl 1 reftnt' of , ll'.JID.:_. . 1 , other tax ll'elll,." ' lie waraa. · ' Your men •lo4ll /aU by the ....,d and ,our miohiV ...,. in batlle. -lsoiah S:25. There are no warlike people&-Juil warlike leaden.-Ralph J. Bunehe, U.S. delega~e to lhe United oat what · rona· the, tu will Le!o llollaniL · • two slatera, EdUh Hutlin- piller. Gallfpd.is,QdGarnetHut,.. slrsJUler Grant, oC Cleveland Heights. Mr, Hotslflllller gnd110ted fl'om Gollla AeodemyHlihSehool In 1907. He groduated !run Ohio State Unl veniiY In phonnacy, A druatet, "Mr. Hub., 11 he was Mary Bwla known in Kentucky, owned and MASON - Funeral services operated 1 drug store in Pre• tor Mrs. Mary Easton Buth, 82, tonsbura for IIUIJI1 years. He waa 1 ,past Maater ol the of Mason, wlll be held today at Masonic Lodge, past Kiwanis 2 p.m. at the Albrilht United Cltil prealdent, JlPrintendent Methodist Church. Methodist Chureh In M&100 wi1b of 1 Sunil.,- School cl111 and 1 the Rev. Charles L. Parrish of. lnootee ol the Method\111 Church · in Prestonsburg. !I dating. Mr. Hutslflliller roeol...t 1 Mrs. Bu&h died Frida)' mornSilver Beaver award forhiawork ing at the home or a tlaughter. Mrs. Lots Robinson. Mt. Ster• with Boy Scouts. Funeral services wtU be held ling, Ky. She was 1 member or 3 p.m., today at the Methadlol Albrighl;, . u n I t e d Methodlol 1 Church ID Pres~& ' Church, Jfoman'a Socletr of the ... . Artlll """""" aibl (famUf• pleo)tum vt · Nations. the YU7-Amorl- . dar) ~ ~ Br- ot tho ''F-WGI'daloa.- . .... AI Rolelllllll, G-. tilt" -.. .... PatridA tum w-. D. c. qCherUt ~· llllltaleol troupe weds .Marc tlllktr tis week; Mare'l the ao' l IJiwot • tiJdnil Lin· In tho mllli~lgiJI .... ltdr· ley MtcLalne's lml role · wiD Ul be I -Ia C l l l l l - Wealem .... 9bwe MeQieaa spent a lot Gf driving 1 buUdozer '"""' lllrppJ Did-thoIndaual'lol' ~ former 1..~ 7<lllllll kid otar Edl1b Fel· t - ; Wbere's f'Aith tbeoe d&JI'I .... Latlll QDvlor - - E, Ill. Loow tbOIISht bo bod lnJal>loo onoutlh wbea theOoor - - · hlo giamorbal Bdw7. - hlnlar: now 1he landlord Ia adtt.. lng lo hio -ehes. dar• 11le Soncls In Vegas II delltihl~thoColltomla mud- ed to sot Damy for hll llldeo, 6 pibllclty. 17111 )'0111' - bec:auao Damy Is lilllr Rleblrd llarrll (wbo ,.... • bla eari>ler .... - · · Iii... Blaokmer dlnlns w11b bend....,. - · - · by flllted ....... Jim huaband Sl....y at u.. ~h ~) tell• ever)'OIIe ~·· dc:me oi1CII:O for Wel>b than Webb's elmo Povllkm fulllor ldm .... Fllle, U ~ romaln kll dBsf.aner ~ ber own name 10. All lrnprovldonl indlriduol undOr the lmprossloo Harris lind hlo eollotoral ..... 1111111 tom c!oes, well by Webb'o &1'11lt-<Oill·a powerful. man. He talka qulot· alllllldor. poaltloaa .... Juat a moat aply, ~· lholol ' YoVTH ASKED FOR ITl lnvorlabb' comoa 11111>po111•Him 11. Metancbolla lo enaJIIOI'8II pealhJg k1d TV actre•s a rew tJkw at his· UPs,• onll bas "'lek. 'Ibis column Ia for Y<IUIII< peo.. pl a '!'tall legless lnvertill>rate ol _aiiOCiatod asseid>lqe. opllano ago, tyn Loring (Mrs. dardJw, eyea. ple, their .PnJblemJI and pleas- ....,.ling animal. . 12.11111matoaelllalnlancoJII'<ll>- Roy 1b1Doea) welcomed her first seta :Rewards urea, their troubles aDd ~ AI 2. Don!t traverae lllrUeturea ltltel diiiiJpi'Obatlon. bob,-, Cbrllllollher Dylao. Hla dem_.. dO.o 1101 dl· with tbe root ol Holan Help USI, eroetod til . doni pea- OYer 11le Kath,y. Fields making !ler mlnloll his -erllll pooiU'"' In II welcomes lauslla but won~ waterways prior to time ol draw~ ANSWERS tbe Roue. · clod8e a serious (lleRion wlth a lag nigh lo the AD!o. L 11le -J,y bird aolehoo tho _He t.a ujoyed hl1 career In . brulh~. a. A bard 1IOl'DI. • tho H0111•· and tho work oo tho Send ,..... toonop quo-.aw 11'8SIIJ by turning over inclover !. Dat't Cl'OIJ ~ bridges llnlnee emunittoo. YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, care~ upcm ltssurfac8 wltbout altpplng until )'OU come to them. uBy llld lup, it'• been tun, Helen Help USI tbls newtJIII)er. cloea 1101 llleeess!ully pther to3. A rolling Plhers no ehllleflllne, and reward:lng,'' COMMAND PERFORMANCE: aether a dellea1e cryptopmau.1 moe&. Fllid local . plalll. . > f; lloo't Jill( tho cart before the ht - · quloll1 In his paneled ANOTHER QUIZ otftce oa the third tioor of the Dear Helen: :• · phone numbers I. A placement ol the torml· otltohOUie. TIHi pommentoS! l""'erbo: ~ 11 a preeodont to theC<IIJIO 5. A watched pot never bolls. • 4 Eaeb lets.IOD 1eem1 to bring Do you hate arv more? We took mencement "llhould never be ea8. A barking dog never bites. Ua own prablems,·. , he adds. them to st:hool and had 1 ball IIJ8d. • 7. A ltltch In tlme aaves nine. • Fisher . dOts DOt llllko docl· b7ln8 lo 118Pre out. what I h oy 5, A veslel under optleol ou8, Hallo makes waote. atona Until he knmr• Ill the meant. Got all exeipt ,.11 Notes or porylaloa never reaehei .a tom9. A bird In the hondlo worth IJWioa or a pOrlicullr quesU011. exehanp coollllute,J,:" tuber- perature o!'212 . . . . . . - I n the bush. - With p r e a " u r e tram the oua Btnlcture ot all eally ht6. A Cllline wtllell g(veo In 1o 10. A lool IIIII his llUllleY are Rboclel' ..tmidf.atntlon Cor fa.. aplred prlnelplea," Could you his llllllimlllla by a ·oerloa · o1 soon parted. , >Wible bOlp lh llr.nclnc ....,._ declpber, please?- SANDY Yoeal edror:tl rarely tlnds uae for 11. Misery lovtl eompuy. tlonal IIIII teehnleol edueallan Dear !ipdy: his bleusplda. 12.' Famlllarley breeda e o n. In Ohio, and oqual presoore Be gild to: "Money Is the root 7. A slender Bloelln.- tempt. lrolii. cwonenta ot the Proat:am. ot evil."' - H. uaed at the Pll<hoiogleol - · 'Ibis column 1o - - to Fiaher ~· W~Jnturbed. , 1 P, S. Have another ball •••• ent 11 tantamount to the IJUII1 ~ · lamlly bvlng, so It ycq•re hav ~ "If theN · II to bo • voeatlob- Forllnrlth, some JOOrO ''Pro- tbr8e times lhro.; lng kid trouble or Just plain troual and 1echDf.cal edueat1011 pre>- verba" - with answera at the 8. Accelerated execution of.. bfe, let Helen help YOU, She wtll l!l'lm. thoro ..-UI ha'" to be end of the col1111111. ten produces tauJty rt~~ult&. alao welcome your own amus. some new revel'lles," be says 1. The warmLbl~ teadi. 9. One teathereci biped lmpria~ ing experiences. Addresa Helen 111111. ered ea~o,vlng vertol>nte 1111- aned in tbe dtglta it 8CJlB} to at Botte1 iD care of thia newspa..No one know1 the e:aet tax mal wbi~h Is amoag tbe first, least twlee as many at large. per· tho role ol beiJ11 Bald.-.-· Kelq'o b i - Fred oaldlllltllo eidtdno N1ellael ""' Ccilll!lll (how bish ' ... In ''l!elto. Dollj1" - 111110 ..... ~ ....... oy llDclo <lono .... , . , met ldm In tho lcllb:Y IDd be I llkintl to lllem? FliiiOIII "tee Clpodel" tmpre.. Jom ll llan1a II aiiiD& In Mrlo l'lltsburtih .... - · Koll1'• ... E, 50th Sl. Bhutlerod;thol-"1 spot (Not tho blg t81ll St. pelt& palace; tld.s <lle'~· next to ~ w. - &laan'sFuhloaa .•. . Van .John. 1100 aDd JoaD Foatalne were at anotber ~lh Pav. ·table. Ewo Aulln aot $10,000 lor her 4 •Candy" tltle role but $100,000 tor her next .••• Garboaaw•-can~ dy"' and told friends elle's amazed what today's top lltara bave Take a OPEN TOOAY LOOK at'"' • filster, •••ler ••. He is aurvived by hla wite, Maxie Allen Hut.t11>1ller, a dauglttor, Mary Cotherine Hollanl; tgnndand ....... thl Kl'tlelt ma.-. In lila all)J ...,. LOOKING FOR A FRIEND? leg. Thla 'lli'aa ,toUtMecl by a stroke laBt Navember. Re was born F~ 19, 1888, daugltter, Laun on lfarioa - to do ma•• wtiiJb - tJWIOO, Mr. Hutsiq>Wer lwld beell» mlued to tho ho!llltal after a !lll1 in which he su11'8rad 1 broken Huts~tWU!or. f .mn...... c. L. Hullinpiller ' catllorlno I. ' . ~ Flsbor ahunl .• }"' - Rep. Flllher ' II oOttoldetod llaljfl ~.,; , R~y u~'thiUb ·!Judket .. . (VPO - PT. PLEASAIIT - Mro. Aulta Marie V•nMeter, SS, ol. Rt. 2, loeal, wu deld Ull ani~ at 1:15 1.111. Satlinll¥ at HoiHr SoDtllJ, Febr!IOI')''lS, IKf J_lep. :~~~~ off!"om:te,., • < • Au Ira M. VCIIIMeter Sal!lllli~ HOW aUcti YOU tiAY SAVE ON YOUR CAR ' IHIUIWtCE WITH Etuton If tax•• ort o pain In th• netk to yo~,~, 5et lllOCK do the lob. In no lim• · your return it prepm.d, dQf,lbt. th1c:lo;ee~ and guoronf••d for oc:curacy. Try ei!Joyinog Ia••• for a thange. an lOTH FIDIIAL AIID s STATI H·•ITI~[!?co. America's. brgest Tax Service w;th Over 3000 Offices Ohio Bell • 366 Se£ond Ave. Weekdays - 9 Llll. to 9 p.m., SaL & Sun. 9-5, Ph. 440-G301 .__ _t!!N~o AI!J!Dintment Neces;~sa!!Jr• - - - UP TO 42 MONTHS TO PAY Felmlary 22. \ ,8ANibfE FINANONG · COURTEOUS SALESMEN FORD GA LAXIE 500 4-DR HARDTOP CRUISE·O-MATIC, POWER STEERING, POWER BRAKES AND OTHER ACCESSORIES. Stock N•• 211 Sticker Price FAIR LANE 2-DR HARDTOP ' $3,699.85 FULL FACTORY $TANDARD EQUIPMENT, V-8 ENGINE. VINYL ROOF, RADIO, POWER STEERING, CRUISE-o-MATIC. Stick., Price $' 3 .. GALLIPOLIS CO.· H~S•••• $3001000.00 INVENTORY Of NEW ~ UNITSI MUST REDUCE $100.000.001 " ·T BY · ) ~. $.0 MARTIN FORD PRICE $2I 699 Plu• Frolght ", - J,. 211 co 2' ' 3'60 MARTIN FORD PRICE FOHD CUSTOM 500 4-DR SEDAN Stick~NY O_THER ~!1~AS ~rlcit 64,fORD .. $3300 Country Sldan. V~B, . automatic tran1. Beauti• ful medium groon with • · matching ., Interior. In tiuperior Condition. 1 64 V..S Dodti• engine, P.S., P.B., $995 ~\}·~~ .. ' . . .....,_ -~ 65 FORD 63 Thundwbird 2 Dr. Hofdtop loc:ally owMd, white wit~ Looutlful oque lnt.rlcw. P.. wer p. hroke•'r ol• eond_ Exco ont tlros. hl1 ur .... 111 hold up und., on.,.. l:oody'• lnsptoctlon. '. . .. - ··~'·.9 Pa•.. ·8fHring, ... !\!• eon'd. · ' ly O'!'nod. . . ' •• ',fo ,. St~~>ck ''"''"If $2095 !~l . Qfit, ' ~·· t 1 F,.lght radio, W•I•W tires. Med~ iurn blue wfth blue in· teriot. Not a sharper 64 · ·Model in thl!l area. , C•yntry -REGARD.LESS 1 880 Cultom4 'Dr . Sedan. .' 64 CHlYIOlET No Dealers, Please $4 563 Plus ----.. Ford Prlco . 64 FORD .,• ··-· $2 725 ' FIRST COME FIRST SERVED s3 763 Stick•• Price V-8 ENGINE, CRUISE..()-MATIC, RADIO AND - FUl-l FACtORY STANDARD EQUIPMENT ALL VINYL TRIM ' Mallin Jlord Prtco ~ s· _Stlckor$ PriC~ ' , 2' ,7'· 1~·~"' ' : .,' · # ,:~ · _ : .. Stock No. FALCON WAObN •• Staek No. FULLY EQUIPPED. FACTORY AIR. EXCELLENT SERVICE !JEPT. ~ - ... FORD LTD 2-DR HARDTOP 62 OldsmoWie 88 4· Dr. Sedan, p. steering, .P• brakes, 8 automatic, · radio, "' beautifW red & white finish red interior. v. · R•·al, fine tf~1Jsportati9n No. F-100 STYLESIDE PICKUP WIDE BED, HEAVY SPRINGS, REAR BUMPER. Mottlo Sticlr:er Price Ford Prlc• $2,674 $21099 �' ' 'Gij)lpolls WoiJta~ · • ·~mg: t:o .Nigeria/' . . NEW IN FABMING Ranchers Selling . BY HOBART W!UlON, JR. , ., . · : LAST Tuoodl)', ~ J>kl< , _ wu ldfoo""" 'Ill I'IIILAilELl'I!IA- 'IboAmor. 1he Golli{IOI!a Poot, Sloto Hr,blriJ J!Oirullhlt 1... Frloo!da.!loJol"' ~ sa!e~ ohed< would bo <GIIdU<Ud • tile )olletlal ol ~tea Sil 6 u - tile ~ol llllll160 . . v _ , . . , Ill¥. Aller PICk c.- Elltol ' Ji. ·Bnml ~ pUed a brief otory r... Tuoodl)''a _ . , wa stnot. N, 1:., WuMDIJIDI, D, c~ remarked: "Better pt out lhoro llllll hove .., • nallve ol r•lllj!olla, lltlo, to buaY c:Mclled. It's a ~ ol""" Ulo1 Ill rtllet _..,In Foderoll)'. · lnBpocled mine." . bold Nleoria, . + + ++ + + 'I1Io AFSC 11>11 tile Frloo!da Sor· WE dlda't make It Frida>'. Didn't ho'" to. .t.. Council olllrltola hPeAr<lWICI9:30 L m., lut Tuoodoy, BewriJ> WU· I lolln ol ~ .. - M I and ,.. (llotellne'a bolter bolt), while ._.... 1D oilier rallet - • • ·IIIIo Fedlhe -Ung aUey, wu askad 1D puU .,.r r... era~~¥ • -Ued lm'ri1Dey. a spot check during one ol the patrol's ~ Tbese YOI.tmtee~ are u~ loeol relief fdmlnl-1 In dlnellna 1he oll..Uve dlotrlbutfoa ++++++ EVERYTHING checked out flpe, exclftl the tlmi.ly auto blld a ol food oupplies IIIII tbe ~ ilerecttve emergency brake. On Thursdl,y, we took to the em- to a t r - ofmedlealoen!eeatonf· 1ervice staUon to have the emergency brake rep11.red. Then we 1be AFSC II al10 cporat!Dg a would receive our 1969 safety sticker. C~ -"".· IJ(.m WHILE tHe boys were checld:J18 tbe taulty emergeoc:ybrake, they Tounl the auto's regular brake& needed r&olining. It was hanl for ua to believe, but we're mighty glad thiQEs hlppened the WQ they did. h' s possible, had the auto not been checked, that the brake• would have failed at a cruclal monent, causlQg a wreck. " ++++++ THE point we're tryJng to get across here ls that evet")'bodJ should have his or her auto checked regularly. The life yoo Ave ++++++ BILLNYERS ml- n.t lnteJ'natlcin.. many l'a-1§.10U8 Wlllo women of DlAD1 races. creed~ and natlonaltties sene 11 ltaff and partld,palllo In tbe program. ' Richard (Dlck) 11111 other private IPIICies. carter's comment last Tuesday aftei"DOOI'I following the Qallipolla Ethel Brown Ia a reg!IIIA!red Chamber or Commerce's annual eleetioo of omcers.. carter, the nurse and grdllted from the ~hamber's 33rd president, was congntulad.rw his succesaor, O)'de Ruth Brant School of Nuralng, RogerBirrOIL Martins Far,.., ~o In 1N2. ++++++ Sbo ottended Catllollc UnlvorBARRON, 42, local sales represedltlve for the Cclumbus &ld al~, WIJibiDBton, D. C. for l1lo SOuthern Ohio Electric C~, iJ; I M:tive of New Marshtleld In years aod llllcllad aoclolcv. Athens County. The chamber's 34th president can best be described From 19112 lo 19114 abe aorved as a "'maa of action.'' as a DUr&e with the Peaee Corps ++++++ tn T~ Prior lD her 81>WITH a ricb backgrOUIId In munerous circlet - 20 organiu- potmnent with 1he AFSC, sbe tions and then scme - we can understanclwhy 1he out&ofng president was offtoe maupr tor Newaletspoke of Barron as he did. Before retunllaB 1D GaUipolls from Alii- ter In Wasli~Dg~Cn, D. c. ens on July 1, 1966 (he was a state patrolman here in 1956-51), Bar.. GALLIPOLIS - ' Emerson E. Elhel Brown to . tbe daiJi!IIOr ron served as president of~ Athens Kiwanis Club. E~s. speakif1J oo behiltoUfar++++++ land !oll,rtln, Drs. Thomas W. THE World Warn Navy vetenn (three years in the South PILCUMorpn and W. Thomas Washam ic) is a Past MasteroltheCoastltutionMasonic Loclgv.in New Marlllannounced today that the Gallia field; past president of the Athena Shrine Oub;past COIDIIlllller of tbl County Board of Trustees mem· New Marshfield VFW • and past first cmunaJiierotthe Athens Legtoa bers will host the quarterly meetPost No. 21, He is also a past director of Ohio University's Green i!lf or the Ohio Valley Health and White Club. Services Foundation at a dinner ++ ++++ · meetiog at Osc~'s Place at 6 IN Gallipolis, Barron is a three pllon blood donor. He and hla p. m., Feb. 20. wife, Marilyn, IPd children, Lorra, 15, Deborah, 13, and Craig, 7, 1be Ohio Valley Health Servare active in school, church and scoutlrw: activities. (Roger wlll be Ices Fourdation is the designed the city's 1969 Boy Scout Fund Drive chairman.) He is a Plat prealComprehensive Healtll Planning dent of the Presbyterlu. Men's Fell(Jift'shJ,p Class, and Ia curreut Agency and ·the sponsor of the president of the Presbyteriall Church truateea. ""(lalochla Multl-ecunty DemOJ>. ++++++ atratlon Health ProJect ror AlhT~ new chamber preside~ .~ also vice president of~ 9"r A:ii;!l!"'~• lot~ polis Rotary Club, vice preoldeill of the GaUI{IOI!s Shrlae CJWb,·:miil , Lawronce. and Vinton s a member of the local VFW am l.egiOil poati. For more •"blvd.""" c"'"''le•. ment" Barron is a member of the SOutheastern Ohlo RegiDilll C:OU. The Foundation Is partlclpat. Cu - he'll be a membership committeeman liter this year; he'I ell lng in the construction of the new the transportation cmunlttee of the Ohio VaUoy Ret!looallleveiop. Holzer: Medical Center and oiJ.. ment Committee, and is a member of the GIWa ~ lnllrov. talned a 3,5 mUI!on dollar All· _ment Corporation. TOO. he's a PTA member and Blue Detll Boost.. JACQUELINE HAWLEY 1 palachia p-ant to aasf.atinfirBncer, loves to pll.y BOll and tennis W'heD be hU time, lid laat but not MIDDLEPORT - Mlsa Jacina: the constructlon.orthecenter. least, is an awaJ'd..wtDDing sales repreaentadve for tiJe c&SOE ftnn. queline Anita Hawley, 2'50 No. 1be discussion on Feb. 20 wUI There's more, but that's enoo,gh tor DOW. We're aure Ba1ToD wiD. Third Avenue, bUddleport, has toeus on the currem year• a pro- · ·receive st.ppOn frun fellc:lft' chlmber membera when he auumea successfully conwleted the ject dewlopment to brirw further . his new post on March 1. training progmn for medical healtl1 servlc'es to southeastern ++++++ asaittants at the COI.umbua, Ohio. TWENTY YEARS AGO, from lbe Illes of tlle'Jlalb' ~ aud Ohio, _.,s of Career Acadweekly Gallia Times ... Mrs. &a,- HO)' clalmedby deeth iD Mon. emy, world's lll'gest para.. PVT. LONG ASSIGNED treal, canada, hotlpltM ••• Jeannie Ecker ar.:! Blrlara Clrdwe1l head medical sehooling system. She HENDERSON - Army Private GaUl.. yea- Blair at GAHS ... Rio Grande Bluolpea deleot Bid- waa awarded her CIP aod. cerFirst Class Bob E. 26, aon well-Porter &:h'l7 1D 26th IIIIIIUal GalUa Coual.l' Class B laa- tiflcate at grad.Lationceremonor Mr. and Mra. Cody LoqJ-, has ketlleU tourrioment ... GAHS ll'ooll nip Jack1011 27-:te t... SEOAL les held Feb. L She is the boeo assigned to the 2nd Armored ll'eshma!l twrnament dwnploaabjp ••• bUddloport drops 44-Z? do- claqbter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Division at Ft. Hood, TelQ., aa a ·eisloa to Rio Gtl:nde ill Clan B District tourname!t at AtbeD&. M. Hawley. rlfleman. · "A W~ decision was JUde today." w&l ..Sliced B.acon ,, . : 16. S'AVE . pk(l. 30c' Meets·Feb. 20 . ..-- r'rllh.\t . . . . ·.·Pork. Uver .... ·~29c . MeatLoaf • ,. ~. 59c •••• / ,J!c9. ..... ~2 : '2! -&read............. 4 ~-sl ...., ..... ~ •. ., ·I . " ~~~u:.~,..; . . . . . . Ciltl• W ~ '-..f,. . ., - • lll'nu.- ... .~il :Donuts _. 4 ....., $1 +.' . IOILEDD . ........ """ "' ... -···.......... .... lll!llut ~ ·IR - - · Ctltp Carrots ---·-····----- 66 BUICK Skylorl< 2 Dr. H.T. Auto. """•·· p. tloor• ine, radio, heater. Like uw. w/s tfres ____________ $1795 66 F.t.IRLAHE 500 2 Dr. H.T. 390 eng., out.."""'· Rodio & Heater. Sharp. w/t tirot ....... ..... - ------·---Sl495 66 R.t.MBLER .t..obunolor 4 Dr. 8 eyl. Auto. trant., p. steering & bNku. Shorp. Radio & H.ater. w/t ,;,., .... ........................................ ...... ........................ $1 •.,5 64 OLDS F-85 COtt- Sta. Wllfon. 8 crl. Auto. b-ona. I P. ot-lng & brak..:Sharp. Air eonq. Radio & H-.. · . $995 •. I SALESMEN - EDDIE FIFE - CEWARD '·'"' :"=·T~":'w!!~·:;~. ~-~~1:. .~~:-~~~~-~:J;/J~ 65 FORD LTO A Dr. H.T. 8 cyl. Auto. trano. P. •1<1~ l hOG..,. Sloorp. One ownor..................$1A95 35 lotORE SH~IfP 'oiii!S TO CHOOSE FR014 1 Lay of the Limd - · ~. - · 4· ~ .. YO'"E AI.R~DY lOOKED ,.... Hid corn, odd a LA•o.... IIJbrld lo. _.llot"'-lt'a a ~~- ·to any com ~m better. Wtllttve~ you pllnt, plint • l.ANDMA•" hrbrfd. too, for comp~rl1011. . IF YOU HA¥!N'T ORDERED IE!D CORN YET, bo ture lA•iiowo• Is at tile lop ol JOUr hybrid list. You'll nevet knvll ""'I they co~ do lor you untll JOU try tbeon! ""ka C7D3X.. OUr bolt Mllw. v;.idt h.illll wheoi lllanted thickly & lertlllad heavily. Sllnds well, picks •IY· ModHiad 111111• ...... Modlum o11ort 111111. C7DDX. Vloldo with bolt of them. Huvy, dnp-karnol oars. Good ~ic*, aliO excellent tllqt hybrid. Modilll4 Si"'IO CIOIL Good Mrly hybrid. In Cenllll and Southom Ohk>. CSIOL B10ncl , _ lor '69. Modl10n short atoll!, 3-woy croso. Good flir population•. •aot IPOWIIII. ~lumloaly. Boat In nart1o0m llllrd of Ohio. - ...... --:r--- . fn•a , Waterloo Farmer Likes Fatm Plan 11Y JOHN COOPER )'T. PLEASANT wuuam Frazier, whose 1arm 11 at Waterloo, vltlted our omce Acent.. 1¥ Jll'lor ., vilitlng tha Asrltiul· tural Stabilization IIIII c..aorva. t1oo ol!loe where he planned 1D a1gn up for coot lharlnglor aome oouervaUon practices. We talk- ed with him about what would bo moll daslrablo lor him lD do th1a year. Aller lllklna with ua, he deelded that 101ne stream channel work and atreambank stabiUzalloa were hlo top priori!>' joba. Mr. Fruler broucht hi• con. aarvOtloo plan with him teouroflloe. He .bod m¢8 tha pion ,for bla farm about two monlhl ... tbe belp of ll<illald Gllkellll ot tbe SCS a«lce. Mr. Frazier wu very liberal In hll pralae of tbe -aorvallon rarnr plltl. He lor·-- ~ c!oiula7. -·~·" lpaa - Ia 011 • raodo farther and aHINIJ hl&bor iD ..... - . tho nno11er owna the roadl-.ad and le..., . . . , . _ ludla moke · • - o f 18,000aorao.lle1he 111>11 -..,.,.Uval>, 10 bo bolda·hlo berdtOII'OIIIIIIIillOboad, or allttle mer 10 aenapercow, ,-' oow-all-· 011 th1a tbe market b I 1 rmdlttr pllno to · I 1-r ealvet at arouod 8 lD 10 mootha of .., waiPtnc 450 pounda. Year- srazlnll Lo practl<ed. The 11'111 loaoo U. ..,_ trlenl value later In tbe IIPrlna. Very Utile -'emenl feed u uled. · Land value Ia II- at f,200 to ~ per acre. Water Ia obtained ' from welLs llnd from dams In tbe Cllii'Oiis which they bcpo wiD get Dlled with tho 15 Inch IIIII1Ual ralnlall. At the border we saw eome of the winter tomaiDeo OCJIII1ng oat of Mexico. Some - ' e clalm we sbould not permit PJ'(dlets from outalde tho U. S. 1D come bt. However, with aurplua eapad~ 1D ~ce, we , _ 1D bo able to export ....,. Items. With no Imports we can't very wall - c t o1ber oountrlea 1D bu)' rrom uo. A Bludy of cost of ~- tf1.39, 11>11 ljiPU_., ar '-· 111011e _ . , . , . .. .• laW who OWDI a farm 1D W11ne Main- \ • Simplex Appllcalers • Methyl Bromid1 • Vapam (Liquid) • Plastic Cov•s Plus Plant •• Fertilizer With Aldrin . Plant •• Covers ·-----------· (Plastic Perforated) Lar1e enouth to serve you, small enoup to care J. D. Produce Co. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO VINE STREET • TOP BLOCK GUARANTEED ANALYSIS: o~.~ Program Coming , GALLIPOLIS "Firming Frontiers '69," a prGgr8Dl devoted te the buolnas1 of lmDIa that-· lng, wiD bo held here Fll>nllrY 18. JOHN F. KELSEY, of South· The prognm, lncllllllDimotlon aida, hoi limed aod lorillbed pictures about the uae o1 infra.. ten aerea of pu;Qare ror Ute pur. r e d pllotqjrfllh> 1!1 taronln& of improving tbe _ . . . . .,ealher modliiCII!IlO, qrlculu 1D preventaroslooaodtomake tun1 re..arch dlsCO\Ierles and forage lor llveaiDdl. HI told Ul new llwstock devel(lJUltnU. WiD thai be hod bulb boJaed 16 aC• bo spooaored by SWifhor lmPI• rea. mont Co., fonDer!¥ VancoEqu!pHo plaaa 1D develop a oprtng mont. Other !lllms wiD foolure thlo 10U IIIII Ia aotnc 1D pllnt. rarm equip!ent. available two ao:na with w111te pine. 'lbla for 1969, Including John lleare'a new 12o-.h.p. Turbo- Built Tractor. Swisher Implement Co. aald BLOCI Magneslu11 Cblde Win this Per 100 lb. $a. 00 Per Pound ~CK Central Soya TM FOODPOWEffi'Hp,. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO the prQII'U'l wDI present 1 :rumhor olldeaa to he!&> !armera lm· prow the emctency of their gpo eratiODL He aald a tractor Roll· Gard with saf~ canopy and aeat belte &ad other prizes wW be awarded at the prQII'Ul. Tho program will be held al 56 Court Street, GaUipolla, on Feb. 18, at 10:30 Lm. LWlcbwiU · bo aerved. lOW and EAII .•• tree p1aollaa wiD complete a project 1tarted several 1ear• lanD hind wloldo hod .... ' ·' -'e- COuniY about thlo aorvlce, and advised him to nek almllar servlce lli pteparallm r... hla !arm .,. .., 1he back ond of blolllrm wtdob ... lnlonoled at tllltllme liiOIIl,y u a wllolllle p l . tnoldailtall1, Mr. KaliOJ told .. that be ... 011110 prllOI4 of . Plant w Sipplles In othet words, he can divert a mbdmiDil of 20 percent of his base lCJI to a maximum ol 50 percent. Aereqe d1veniOD features of the wheat program are BOD1e- participate and maintain thelr conaervlng bese are elqible for price B\.IIPOrt paymenta for extra acreage taken 1M ot production. Tho feed groins lnwl wd In the Proer&m this year are corn, grain sorghum, and blirle7. tJn.. what similar. UMer the feed der the wheat program, produegrain prognm producers who en who ·take part are eligible for price sq~port loar~~, for len1he rann at Caldwell boo been age diversion PIJ'IIIeJU on extra p1annOd lor March 1t. More ID- acreqe taken out; ot production, IormatiiMI wiD bo IIOtien out oo aM for wheat certltlcate paythl1 tour. bit in the meantime, menta. The ehairman wama to remind arelntereatediDmak· lng the 'tour ean get more lnfor- :v~,J.¥1 ~· up is an llllllloo! ·from 1bo ·9CS·.olllce _"'! or thoExtenalooSi!rv!ce ol!lo:e In the Courthouse An- COIIR\r AScs ofllce duriill tho psrlod February 3thrq~March nex. 21 will bo participants latbepro. DENVER YOHO of SoU Con· grams and ellelble ror program Mrvatlon ServiCe baa """" ill payments and loans. While proat his home w11h vlnla phneu.. ducers have received intonnamonlo ror about two weeki. He Uoo 011 tile prognms tbrougll the reported te u1 that be lo mudl maD, they can chock any details improved and Ia e>peoted 1D be with tbe County ASCS ofllce staff back on the job in the near til- when they come in to si.i" """ lure. ' TJNCCO 0 ~.;.:~~::/~~:.Farm dollil ftai. ,.. 1~1· Ndlo tw--. •li.M.., aere .EARLY TRADER'S Roii.O.rd at Farming Frontiers BONUS '69 peared at bla 1101110 101118 two 110. llothoJ: aod bal>1 ara . 65 COMET Cyelo.. 2 Dr. H.T. 8 eyl. 4 tpootl IYono • Rodlo & Hoo..,. Sloorp. w/o tlrao._ .....................$1295 , Hybrid is RIGHT . • - 66 FALCON 2 Dr. 6 cyl. Sill. """'· Rodlo & H-r. One owner. Sloorp ,., ______............................... ~$1195 USED CARS Which • Eggs ......... 10-a.m. • 7 p.m. ................. .,.......... ................,..... \ ...... c.... no"""' ......, """ ONLY lo.IU. - -~CUlL. . . .,. . .. : ......., . .,..,lalloti!"'Oil - . . , ll!;'ma . . . . .;. · 11111\UotUeulanan.,..,.. llaioo a l!llal !*' ~ tnc iloi~ ara ~ .,_ <II · ~·· Tho 'llnlalt ~ llld .M M. , _ . loo. , . . , --norllldaUler. l!tJ44*, s•---e-p d Ends Mar h 21 0'11Up eno on c CHECK THESE-THREE FOR '69 Gallipolis & Pomer.oy "OrrO IIAPPY" hf/ KEtTI/ COBLE NO! d&llta have boon aiUIOIIIIcad by lorshll> (30 polnll) aud loadertho Galllpoll. Future Farman obll) actlvltloa (30 polnta) aud of Ameri<L . t..,.rvloed -ngprognm(41 ThoY are: · points). 1110MAS ALLIE, 100 of Mr. His. present Ianning prop'IID 1nd Mri. . Walter Allie, Patriot Includes three feeder calves, cme star Route, to receive the Chi&!-. cow and. ealf project, nine lUll tar ca.., ·~holarohlp. 0110 hal! ocrea bOy (oats aod ml>• This will enUtle Allie alii two ·ed), aN! flw acres ot eorn. IU' , other WiN\81'1 to a five di.Y .tree IJPPrciYtMnent projects are hca 1 cllqJ(nr period at the Slate FFA ulq;rovement, paoture ~q~...,..... · 1110MAS ALLIE Camp ~kirwum on Leesvllle ment, lani1 mechanics, and eonLake in· Carroll COUnty. They aenatlon. · wW participate in Jeaderahlp, He ia the BOD of lttfr, and Mrs. um !or 1969. Russell resides With emserwtton aaclrecree.tionahe- John W, Myers of Rio Grande. hi& er~ent&, Mr. and Mrs. tiviUeL · ..., M¥ers will receive a bronze RalpbJelrers, Rt. 2, crown City. 'lbomaa Ia a )mlor at ~Ia · medal, whieh depicts an open Russell showed the reserve Academy High School, has been book. a plan, an ear or eorn, and ehanwion fat lamb Alii wal aecontheParllamentaryProeedure theheadofaateer.HewUlalso ondinsheepshowmansldpatthe ···... elec-. .... r ece1ve • n e.'ft --~ -~:!':~~y· I .._.... aod wu recen...,-, .. - - eerllllcate lonas.t .~~c•-~ror u.:~ ,...,...., .-...-.uv--.. to bo ~r VIce · President. and his name lrill bo piJiced on He was 011 the chapter's aoUCODo a :plaque In the chapter's show- procedure team ·and . hils been GALLIPOUS- J. Melvin GOelected to the otnce of secreobrert, chat-·n · ••• ~-"'· oarvatlon aad lind Judging 1o11n • -~ or ·~ ~ lUI lall. RUSSE;LL JEFFERS, a junior tacyDvANior theBVSHcomlllg o!FFMrAyearnd. CowU;y Agricultural StabllzatlOD BILL MYERS Is 1 sea1or 'at at Ciallla Academy High School, "' • son • • and Conaerwtlon Service, anGall.ia. Aeactemy High Sct)ool and to reeeive the 5-dQ' fair board Mra. Lambert· Bush, Rt. 1, Gal- nounced that a seven - week per· president ollbo GaUipollo 011(>- ochollrahlp 1D Clml> Muski~W- llpollo, the Ford TraciDr Deal· lod In which producers wiD be · er's C&mp Muski~ Scholar- signing ~ to take part in t h 1 a ship Cor 1969. :year's wheat, and feed eraJnpi'Qoo , Daan !Is been ocllvs In FFA grams !rill end on March 21. activities and e>ddbited tho grand Botl1 the !eed grain 11111 wheat champion steer at the Ohio state proenma (or 1969 Include pro-Junior Fair and the graM cham- visions which oUer producers pion Charolais heiCer and tbe aeveral opUona. U. ror Qample, third place steer at the last Gal· a producer haa a 100 .. aere corn lla C<lunt» Junior Falr. He has baae, he becomes aUJI(ble lor been on the chlpter parllamen- program, beneftts by dlvertlng a tory 11rocedure '8/!fetary. lla.-m!nlJpu!l1 •o( 20 acres t<i~on-: . • '\" Wal~l~hlpterprl-'·~adi·\olli·~uae; but, he haslfif'op-: · aldent_tcl-_ year. tion ot diverting \IJ to 50 acres. tor Kroger Stores ' -. ·Bleach • • . .. 3 .. Sl • ' 5~'!..' r.or.:. I GALIJPOIJS - S p e c l • ·) ~r~ He Is also a member ot the awarda t... 19f9'1o fouroutatand- BYF. irw voCatloral qrieulture stu'the award Ia b8aed on seho- -, ' Health Group t By Gallipolis FFA Ser,Wn Save ·. • the....,..,.. yfa. Mexl"'' Awards Announced Kror/er'• CouiJtl' pet:jllllllil wl11t Lleanl ·~to lllll~tn- - · Oat lo! of485 ~ pbr'"' · Arlzono r - , blwo- ..,.. ed '111o pOolildo per . , II a ooot piloatiOd tboao lll'Gblolnl to ale. of 15.1 ~par pound. llrlet Ill Arlsona a - . , ., ot 20 raeord It ollhe - o f mllea and a dlllenmt lido of !eel! ·aod · · ...,. lniO .,..., tbe DlOUDiala ........ areal deal lot. . of dllfero- In·~ one ol 1he importalll ........ 'i'ho-lllDooertwblebCO¥· mont ~ 011 u.t11to!'keep en nmch ,at IOUlMrn ArlJ.ooa the anlmab 011 rlftlll: uaW they an ld)llted to 1M itrea• ~ and part at New da!1endl weantnc. ,..., lilol' bring them snatl1 011 1rrlplloa aod by cut· ling Dvellodc populalloil Ullibe1 ln1D the -.a, put lbem Oil tbe amall ol roiDfaU. hl8l1 !oval ant!blnUes r... o n e At CliO ranch, the • ......, an- week, put u.em '"' aootller .-.. nua1 ro1n1a11 was 10.8 tnchoo u... lor three ....U. aod aDOIII· but the raap waa from t., ·er ratlonlor3ilclal'abeloreprt. 15 lnohoo per year. The n1r1v tlng001 tile llnllllinll radon. Atil anlmol boo been In ::::":~' toDo:::,:.:::!. tbo bOopltal lor ·10 clal'alo tum· round 220 do>• with m pre~- · ed oat oa ....,. to aoe It be wiD tallon. In th1a area of tbe daB- recover. All breeds of cattle er1 tho ilve-k Jll'Ufrl8 ratio . aro uled. Braluna caltlelavethe to 6 ·., 7 oowt per . . . - (1140 abllU, te oonverl up 1D 35 per acres) lor 1he yaor. cent. El!iliah breeds can ..... At a feedlot In thl& aroa we veri only about 20 par cent Corsaw 15,000 cattle an feed. Each eant1. dalry breeds crossed with - year they market about 25,000 Soaora bulla are booght out of bead. 1be manapr bluntl,y atet- Mexico. ed that their dJjecdve Jtu to Tb11 company ls eurrently ensell 1eoc1. They !lnd that 1he> ppd in a new project of bringcan take W1proceased reed (prl- 1ng 5,000 acre a ot pecan trees marll)' ha> and com), cooverl it ln1D ~etloo. About 700 trees ln1D bee~ and make a prollt on are pllnted per acre, which Is their investment lbout 3D dmea thicker 1han DOl''11le¥ like to bey yearlln8 c:o1- ma11,y recommended. ThLo group tle . weighing 600 1D 650 pounc1J Ia using an lmovatlm which thor from u far ,...,. as Mem&>hlo. hope w10 pay oil in keeping 1he r..a.o . an::m -,. a1 Committee ol the Red Cross MOip Ia. · · Jlll1,l relief PJ'OII"IUII ID Blafra where AFSC aad Memoalte Central of Comml- lllaft h... uiiiiiiiOd B Mr.ol~51 ~~~.,!· the admiDistra:tloo ~a boepltal ~"........, and twelve feedlnlstationl. · _a_JpoUs, Ohlo. · ."" The work ol 1he AFSC-FSC The · world.wl~ 'MJI'k ot' lilo lllaft In Nlpr!a II belnr e&r· A1110rlcan FriBIMII Sorvlee COin· rled ciut under 1he auoj>loeo of Lo oupported 'Ill prlnte per..... of lbe Nlgerlln Red l;rooundln..,. U-' from 111~. Men aac1 operation with tbe may be your own! T-., 11>11 ael1- at dM>IOo ll'ode weiiN"W 1,~ w"l!!!· '11le¥ ... put 2.5 II! U _.., .J POMEROY-WeotllerllldeU- &llD por .dol .IJitb -i<U , CJ~· IherMdlllilld.Aa ·-~fi--~ ~" · ~ ··lllllorpartlatbe ~ .~. ' lbo Joald,''Tbla·- · t1.11, piMIIof - · p.17, .. . bool-11'-attt...• ·· - ~qrlallianl'<:n.,. Coot oll!lln Ia 11'0111111 lllloooti. bo . ..,;, - , . liOit It will bo tlnadlnl (!lhldl • .( lljl tJIIIIl tt '-1; - . IIIII dl· 'i ...... ++++++ BY E. BLAKES!.EE Edeaalon Apat, Asrl"'""" AS A IIEIIBER ol tbe lloam Allr!<VItunl COUnd1, we c-,q- "" Olld a-. 1he 'lbla Jlbow ....il~ . - .of !alb ETB cash bonus Join the thousands of satisfied customers who have already poc::keted ETB cash bonus checks from International Harvester. All you need do !o earn yoor ETB cash bonus is to purchase new International equipment early~be­ fore the. season of use. You can choose from just abou!every!hina In !htl96911ne ol farm and indus· trial tractors and equipment. Trading early for your equipment needs willeem ypu a cash bonus equal to 6" per annum on the calh and/or trade-In used ao a down ~~~~~l~~o~r In full paymen! of the purchasod amoont of ' ' �.. h ,.... ~ Tlllleo - SOliiiDol, ~. l'lllnlor7 Lf, Lll9 - ' I Pat Glass Newsletter. . " I .- Food Adverrisi.n g a' Shopping .Tool 4 . . . . . Pr1---·" .. 116' - P,\T GLA$l Ed. AaonL. - Eom. ........ 114Vertlaliil ill from,....... or ball~ toa.>, ~ """ •• )'1101 ...... to IJUr<haoo? Do :1'00 )01 111ree, or !Gur apreado O!)QO GALLIPOLIS - FOOd IIOre or twice a week. 'l'beN ads u ... "oOrllr'llalng lo one a( lhe tool• ua11y . _ . . on Womel!dfo" or for will fOOd ~· Ads alert 1blrlday. and at dm!>• • llrllla.o cu-. to large suwlleo ol.the-week me appears m b~ at certain times t1 c:ertaln day or Monda¥. Ads A Leal'lling Aid ftema. art remember, that price A carel\11 stuey a( tlleoe food is not always an 1nd1eat:l.on of Gallla CouniJ' lplljy. d _ , _ i:r•• and Jlck bllMI7. or dol'OO~J>Ironl.,_..,.,_ analysis and leade.::shlp in deal1111 with the world's problems is ua slt)erb editorial page,"' Lee Hills, president and executive edJtor of Knight newspapers said laat week. 11 Words over the air cannot do it,"' Hills said in 1 speech to tJ~ Ohio Newspaper Association. uOni.Y the printed news and comwith its original impact, its ment permanence and its referability, can ps:-ovide 1 community with edltorlal illumination and leadership." He said the editorial page is "'the newspaper's hallmark of excellence. •· "There tor all to see is tfle newspaper's character, its creed, ita personality," he said. ... ' . ..._ • v Items anllable In aooat, .,...moe, comed. lrozen and dairy dopartmenta, as well as apeclal1 among said Dr. Presley D. Holmes, di· llaple oommodltleo. ' rector of broadcasting. Information To ~ 1\Y CCIIIlJ>IU'ihg tile .... !rom the varioua ltOrea, you can pin •"""'''> Information food . ~·· and . prices to make a tentadve marketUIIIwlthoulleav- ing....,o. what ·To LOok For When you read the food ad! there are a lot of tJdngs the wise • - ohould lool! lor and become familiar with. Ofteli, the prices are prominent, but the descriptive terma In smaUSr print tell you just as mueh or more than the prlee alone. Watch for these terms when checking meats; fresh, rrozen. and canned fruits and vegetables; and dairy producto. Nationally advertloed lood products iD famiUar •'Is the newspapefj ·deeply con- packages do not present t b I s cerned in the lives of its rea~ problem. ers? Is it courageouS? Does it For example, a 1~ <:an fear a majority opinion? Does i.t rA coffee, or a box ol detergent yield to pressure? Is it thought- are standard packages and you ful ard logical and reasonable? buy accordlr!g to the brand. Dame, You find the answers on the edi- purchaolng tile brand with which torial page." you are moat satisfied. B'youare The good newspaper performs so inclined, you can check what a service tor its readers by different 11tores charge for the helping them fight the anxiety, same brand ot roflee, but you frustntion and worry of modern will not find riruch difterence liviq:t:, Hills said. ·T his is done by In prices ammg large supermargivillJ infonnation on subjects kets. Neigbborhood stores, or ranging from preparation of insmaller stores UWotler a smallcome tax forms to financing their er ~election, credit and delivery children's education. usually must Charge a few cents "Haven't we come a tong, }OilJ more for these itema. way beyond 'advice to the loveIt costs money to provide alorn"?" he asked. "Indeed we tra services. Furthermore, their have, but we shouldn't forget the operation is1not based on large lovelorn. There are a lot or dally volume of sales. as is the them around." Analysis, Leadership is Aided by Editorial Pages COLUMBUS (UP0 - The medlwn best suited to provJde calm ~ aut. ou to Broaden Scope I ' cal-lorfood""'ciato.O.eek the ad for lpllzy, kiD4 of pool<, _. price. Ywr will pve )'OU a lolr Idea of tho fOOd ads wiU enable you to learn The plans, approved by the uru ... to apeeltlc listener grcq»a is takiqr 1hape at WOUIJ..AM and verslt,y's radio· television cozn.. FM, Ohio Untversit,y'aeducattotr mittee, will utilize the AM alation tor programming of interest a1 ndio stations. Prognmming plans call ror to the university andsurroon:Ung aeparate services to four pub- community. The FM station will lica: the LUliwrsity and Athens beam programs of special inter• community 1 rural Southeastern est to rural listeners. A campus Ohio., students m1 branch cam- sendee linked by wire to sbl:lent housing units wiU carry propuses. .. We "ill attempt to meet the gramming appeali~ to stuJenta• need• ol these distinct audience A fourth service will broadcast gn:q~a rather thlln trying to give specific instructional · materials a little bit of everytht~ toevery- and courses to the universit.Y'·s body as we have been doing," branch campuses. . . ......... .... ,, ,. ... Jlck ""'10Ullal!'l 'lblllakel lime. eaei-D'. and - " " """ r.-J11 II nolne<ePIQ'. lnlllead, roOd food adYortloinB iD ,JOUr la- Food stores use newspaper ada much. You will see certain items •• wh- dlll>lays. Mooto(them _.,-lng as opeclalo In leYer- ATHENS - - A broad, new coneept in pnwramming appealing . To be ablo to - - tho fOOd adl, 1llere II lnlor· m&dm to keep iD mind. For a- iunple;-. )'OU ...... - a( ...... meat JUUr !4vorite ~..Ua? Is It • u. s. .......... pod<or l!l'ldo. or lo II tile IIIG<e'• own or Ia It not ll'aded? II It lnopoctod for - gradO - ness? Do you - - t Q11811jy pro- duce, frozen foods, 8Dd eamed goods your grocer oella? Is It good, poor, or tile very beBt'l Perhapo tho 111ore cllfero more tllan ..,. quallt;y 110you <aD <boose one tho! boot oults your DOOdo. Ads AN only A Tool Really, the food • • - - · to know n01oh about tho ltemo iD a fOOd otorejuottounderolandtllo food ado iD the newopopera. FOOd ado can be helpful II 1011 l<noW what to look for. Howmanytlmes have you picked a '•good blv'" miy to discover, upon lnlpeetlon, It woo not the lpllzy or tile me you bad -cted? II you be<:ome aeopo~Dted will dlll'eront groeery otGreo - b)' " . -:. ·~ .feo'tufittq · '-- looking lor youroell or b)' «JJilparing notes with your nelahbor - 1011 can ~ lind oot tho dlll'erent advantages of FEB. 11, 1919 - . MANY a( the varloua stores in your area. tile olclor l'lllabunlll Then, by 1......rns the cloocrlp- mates, pliola and c:o,plalna have tlve Ierma uoually lowld In the lost oot aa tho reault of the atopnew&Jill98l' ads,.yoocandoeoougb ping of 8l!lj>rnonttt of caoltG - lut lobi comparing (withoulleavlnghome) orn polntto. 'l'he1 and It woo t11ey 11011id to oiJtaln Ill the lnlormatl011 you lut for ever. A Plttaburlll! low need about oupplleo and prl.. a and so have your shopping list a( caol paiiOlng GalllpoUa firmly iD hand when you arrive MJUid be a ourloallY. It bu been JeVeral year• IInce tbe like ~ at the store. · -Bed...n I'D 61VE AN'ffi!IN~.IF"1HAT · LITTLE REP·HAIREP 61Rl HAP SeNT ME A VALENTINE ~H~ DIP S&NOME0Ne 8UT WA~ Pei;AA'EP IN THE MAIL !MAI{SE I~E· SENT ME AVALENTINE, AND IT DIDN'T Gq HERE UNTIL TQM't'! 1 ~\ Discover Crepeset BEAUTIFUL, LACE-LAVISHED NYLON CREPESET fABRIC IN YOUR fAVORITE PHIL MAID LINGERIE STYLINGS FOR TODAY'S fASHIONS, COMFORTABLE IV EAR AND EASY, CARE. ' . / YO!J'I<'E VITAL. .. -A~IVEf YO!Ji': 61<'E'"AT CMARM IS YOVR DE'L..!Ci0LJ6 .~. \ ' V, ' ~~ ' -,' /• AT RIGHT: Top value fn 11 Fuii :SJ,Ip of Nylon " Crepmt. Sizes 32-44 'vt!~': }3~~~:!~· In l'hitt, Maize, Blur, ~11\!, oi':Pi!ii. $lt98. . ( ~\p· . :·';_-. \ , : '· ~. ' . ~· \ .;;, ! .r . i ' '/'. AT RIGHT: Peui-Siip in average, short or mini lenjllls. Sizes small, medilllft, large and e.rlra lluse. Choose it in Pink, Mini, Maize, Blue, or J'hile. $1.98. ) .' " ~·. '" ' • ' ·' ,. ·" ,., ,J(' " _, ..0:, .o:~,. ' ''i·., > I ., ' I I ~ 'j I·~·~· f ' t r J • OR' All.; O)l THE DAYliEA·R'SHOI'N· lll'wiu - ' •.. .. ... ' TOTAL' !lOOK BUY ; •i . i·.: !" . '- ·'~' I ABOVE: Phil !\laid's Crepe set Chemise in While, Pink, Bl•e. Mint or Maize . Sizes 30 lo 36 . $3.98. • 1;.. .. ...-. '' . " '·· _,.; ' . � 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/. 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