http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/7da48d5a6844d8a37da2a522742218bb.pdf fa9285062315d91037a571989e74664e PDF Text Text . -........._/' , \ 28"P'AGES GaiUpoUH>t. Pleopnt • OVIet .Make 'Eiberfelds ip Pomeroy Your ShoppliiQ\Center · By IQivl F. BARTON Uolltd l'itu lnleraalloo•l TOKYO !UP!) -communist China bu olerted army UD!ts on the !Jordor with the Soviet Un!oa and placecl the capital city of PoJdDt! under mllllary cootrGl, Ja~e correspondeota reported from peking Sunday. CbairmOll Mao Tse-tung, the reportl uld, alerted army units on the Rua!lan frontier beCause of "~risk Soviet military action In that area." He also ordered the lskeover of the Peking Security Board by delenae Mldquarters of the People• Liberation Army In the Red Chinese capital and formed a military control rommltt.ee to convert the board into a Maoist "revolutionary police." ACCQrdinl to the JaPOJiese correspondents, the committee was to cleanse it of anti-Mao, pro-Soviet offiCials ''diseased" by ousted Peking Mayor Peni Chen and former army clllel Lo Ji Ching. The Peking Security Board darects actlvites of pollee In the capital. The Tokyo newspaper M.1l· nlchi oald the declston to plaoe Peking under military conl<·ol See The New Weatinp ~pparel For Women and Girls Arriving Doily in the Ready To Wear Department on ... the 2nd. Floor. suace aae • Spooo for frozen .f.,.d plus ~~~~~td let .storage- 65-Jb. size freezer .. • Space for ¥.z gal. milk cartons egp,. and much more in roomy stor~p d~or. • Space for fresh meat in Chill Drawer, WIGS THEATRE Denilf' Per~on, With A Good Chance, No!D Pomeroy Otlle ' TONIGHT ond SATURDAY '' February 10-11 "MAYA" CTechnicDlOr) Clint Walker, Jay North "CAT BALLOU•' (Technlcolor) Jane Fonda. Lee Marvin , Michael Callan, Dwayne Hickman . St ubby Kaye. Admission: 75c & 40c Cbargo Violation TOKYO (UP I) -Red China today said U.S. aircrart violated its territorial air space on five occasions last Tuesday and Wednesday. The charge, the 422nd of Its type made by China, was accompanied by a "serious warning against U.S. provoca· tions.u It was made only rour hours after American afflcials annoonced in Wa•h!ngton and Saigon lh/01 1 U.S. olr<raft bad accidentally flown over Cb!na's REVIVAL AT REEIISVU.LE There will be a re\'iVal 18 through Feb. 26 at the R.e<<l'-1 ville M.E. Church, &t 7:30 Mlnislers will be Freeland Charles Norris. Song leao!ed will be Mary Lou Gri!!in. Uhrig Brothers will attend 18. The Freelaod Quart<:t also attend the revival. Youth night will be held. Everyone · invited. \ --------Ha!nan Island in the Gill! Tonkin. W~ fix Sunday t.d•nner seven 'days a ·· ~· A man of truly courageous independence wh_o, by his. personal example and leaderShip, contnbuted s~ much to the great Americaa Ideal. I'HE BOX ................. · .... $1.25 .rJmmemor.ate L;nco :., ·s c . r~ . J day, ·• bruary 12th, lhio bank .,m not !Rn~att busineu on Monday, Februai'J 13th. a Pieces Tender, Tlloty Cbicken Plu1 all tbe trimmin't !A completo banquet for one) ntRIFT BOX ·· · ................ · $2.50 8 ~·• t;hleten Only THE BUCKET ..... · ....... ·..... · $3.75 ~!* POMEROY ~l* NATIONAL BANK .. · POMEROY 13 Pleceo Kentucky Fried Cbtctea I Pint Cracldln' Gravy Hot Rolls !Serves 5 10 'I) THE BARREL .... · .. ·· .. ·.. .. .. .. $5.00 21 Pieceo Col Sanden' Chlctea RunAND Serving Meigs County for over 94 year• Member Federal Reserve Syste-m Member FDIC All Accounh IMurocl Up To $15,000 Uncler COUIIIL UJIDERI' RICIPI ~rrwewa.1 ·.· Tho F<Oderol Doposlt lnouronca ~porotlorl Open Friday Nights 6:00 to 8:00 . p.m~ l ' CROW'S STEAK HOUSE ·, POMIROY, OHIO ' 1 ' Mustang is America's lowest priced car of Its kind I Bucket seats standarclt Anct you get extr~ savings on Mustang and ·all Ford-line carl at your Ford '9ealer'a White ~ale-on Oo·wl Specially ordered Ford Cuatym SOD s,;dans and Gi!l.laxle 500 Hardtops, apeclally equipped an~ specially pr[ce'd for · this sale! limited 'time-come,in nowl You're abead . . ' at ' KEITH GOBLE FO ...... ··)''• 461 Sou.th Third · St.. ; -- ~ I ., '" I ' I' .~-. · '' '. ·-.".J·N.. ,.,..:. ~ ' '\~ ·" lHREE SECTIONS SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1967 • or er was taken Wider 1 three-point proclamation. iMued by the Central Committee of L~e Chinese CommiDI!ol Party and the lllate ..,.nell (cabinet). Kyodo, the J a - news agency, laid Mao's order moving troops I& the border was specifically directed at units In Slnldang province, where Red China's nuclePr testing grounds are situated. Kyodo quoted Red Guard leaflets dlslrlbuted In Peking Saturday. Dlsclosuro of the border alert followed speec:t:es Saturday by Premiel' Choa EJi.lal and Foreign lolllllslft· ail!li' ' '\ 1 dlargbla that the Unlled staroa and Soviet Union wore 1w<1 o1 s tlnd 111111 bt ~ed. They . , . . at • n!Jy lil.Petlntl attendod by IGO,OOO J)nDna. . I!NdyFor- Ae<ordlng 10 Kyodo, Mao'• dlractlve sold "front armles" slwlld be ready lor acUon In - · mllltary dioll'lcll u Ts!nan, N 1 o t I'it 1. Foochc!w, Kwaugcbow and Kwunlng. FooehOw Ia situated oppoolt• lbo Canton area In file ooutheaot. Kunmlna Ia In the lor west. Ill · Mao 'IJU quoted U saylq If • es act1o11 II needed the cullul'ol fO\'O!IIIion" oow sweeplnJ Cblna mq lrmporvlly be delayed. A1mJ COIIllllallden ID Shang. 1111 11oun earner had declai'UI their readiDeu to move ·Into bailie aplnsl the Soviet Union Form0111. Kwaugcbow tncllldes lnleiJtience reporta 1n West Berlin sold two days qo the Soviet Union was pulling troops out I{ Communlol Eut Genm"Y and planning to recall Iron) llu;ee to live divlll0111, preiUl1lHo bly to beef up Its border pard. A Sovlel division Ia made up of more than 20.000 men. . • !ICE '0 CEN'l1 ll:ynde'o eou •opllldeat said the situation on the Sb»&TIOt bonier 1111111 be em.moJJ II Mao C<lllld Nleue Liberation Army lroopo from dulles <OIIIleded wllb the mo1ut1on to aerve atone the fron~ CoMidereol Alllet The speeches Soturady !ly Chou and C2u!n Yl oald the United Slata and Soviet Union mu.st be coosldered allle5. "We must cleotroy Am<r!c&l lmperlaU.ml" Peking radio quoted Cheu. "We musl destroy Russlau revlstontsm! " Chou and Cl!en Yl spoke t& Investigation of Fatal Flash Fire • May Never Solve All esliODS ' SPECIAL • �• • • I • • • j 1 . • ) I ' - • ' . . Driver· Cited IUPI'I a. INTRODI.ICINGI RIEGEL HOMESPUN PRINTS' coo~~~sAll,.G 9 8· ·Darnbrough's .•. IGS THUTRE .,_,.,, Olllo C One at the beot eonlltructed labria on the market. Ideal · for oport~Weor, dmlol, and maDJ ytl other deeQr&Uvt U&el . 'nle alcoholic beVerage lnduo- SOUTHERN" HIGH AUDITORIUM try is said lA> employe one cl. every 42 working AmericaD From 2-4 P.M. adults fllday. ___ A<Mio •1.21 Spouorod "' hlllol!a.. .......II 75• sl .,, ~ THE PULL LIN. TODAY··· · THE FRENOI atY ' DEPARTMENT STOIU: eG1·2nd A.,.. -================-='='=~~ I! c OUR NEW )967·. F 8 Huffy Power ~: M,owers::. - . . . ~ QUALITY BEDD1 G:CO. ' . ' . People who want night afte~ night of sleeping comfort and · have inspected mu~h hi~her-prlced mattresses elseW)Iere! HUFF/Y _ · Are SHERATON In ·· . \ FIRM; • J:. . UNIT you sttep better feel better. · ·'' . t•ls Year ' "t j \ \ Huffy Rldiag. . .: 0 > 0 o o I Oj I -~ "" -... .. ~ - ., ,. • 26" Cutttn~ Width/Austemperlld Steel ASSORTED e CHOCOLATES lib. boX 21b. bole tl.70 us • • • • Thru-and-Tlru . Mowen have. :. 6Horse Powijri' _ ' . . .. sHone Piwer ·.· Jllada 8 H.P, Briggs. Stratton Engine Stick Shift Tnumlsaloli - 3 Forward 8p..U - Plua :a.verH Blade Qlll be Dlaeugapd for Eaaier Tnupo:rt and Pulling Accenorlel Wind-up Cutting Height Adjustment · Terra-Tread Tlru/Easler on LaWD/ Smoother JUde DiffereDtlal - For Outat&ndlnl JlaneuverabUU;y ; ,.. • .. . ~- II · Exclusive DEEP ' ,r ,,.. .,., . •' time. you · came ' 4 Hone Power·· , ,,, Engl!lllo '· . .BUTTONS ) PleDty ~f ~·~· 1\Q,1 NO BUMPS at PlckeDI' DoW, PREBUILT Don't forcet tD ... · ' ua_before buYIDI ~ ­ ~ BORDER : 1967. ·--~------~------_. for JNI'IIIIII YellS of semce. BATHROOM RED FOIL HEARTS 5112 oz. 85c 1 lti. $2.25 : OUTFil COMPLETE TO 1·" lb. 3.65 THE FLOOR Steel tub, 5' 1 tr•, 18", Lavatory, 19 z Reversible trap.._commlldc. lavJ~ory oupPIY pipe, conlmOl!elupp~lpe, com· IIIQI!,' aeat, tub mbdq faucetl, laVItory PQ!>:up faucet~ batb tub pop over flo wliite. · All For $119.95 REGENT RU.BIR lATEX WALL PAINT · F6f wallpaper, Plaster ~rd ard Plaster. ~WONLY .,,-- - Atio S.ml- AlSO Gallipolis, Ohio , MONDAY, TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY FANCY SAnN HEARTS f3,50 to $10.00 . i• ..• " Com"'" ':<J ,· ""~ . .. ' FRUTH PHARMACY --- '501 Jackaon Ave, .Point PIIISint ' CITY. PHARMAtY' ,· ' ALso: CARToON- THE DO GOOD $,04, Malll St. Point' ,._..nt,' ' 'I " , , ·,_. For ' . ' $'3' - ~~,' ·· · . ' ril.v II TUE&D.I\Y f -EBRUARY 14 ~ '·· ~- VALINTINIE'I HtaclqU!II'III'I Gal1'. ~·· . . .ON THE . . . G, d( I ~, - �• • • I • • • j 1 . • ) I ' - • ' . . Driver· Cited IUPI'I a. INTRODI.ICINGI RIEGEL HOMESPUN PRINTS' coo~~~sAll,.G 9 8· ·Darnbrough's .•. IGS THUTRE .,_,.,, Olllo C One at the beot eonlltructed labria on the market. Ideal · for oport~Weor, dmlol, and maDJ ytl other deeQr&Uvt U&el . 'nle alcoholic beVerage lnduo- SOUTHERN" HIGH AUDITORIUM try is said lA> employe one cl. every 42 working AmericaD From 2-4 P.M. adults fllday. ___ A<Mio •1.21 Spouorod "' hlllol!a.. .......II 75• sl .,, ~ THE PULL LIN. TODAY··· · THE FRENOI atY ' DEPARTMENT STOIU: eG1·2nd A.,.. -================-='='=~~ I! c OUR NEW )967·. F 8 Huffy Power ~: M,owers::. - . . . ~ QUALITY BEDD1 G:CO. ' . ' . People who want night afte~ night of sleeping comfort and · have inspected mu~h hi~her-prlced mattresses elseW)Iere! HUFF/Y _ · Are SHERATON In ·· . \ FIRM; • J:. . UNIT you sttep better feel better. · ·'' . t•ls Year ' "t j \ \ Huffy Rldiag. . .: 0 > 0 o o I Oj I -~ "" -... .. ~ - ., ,. • 26" Cutttn~ Width/Austemperlld Steel ASSORTED e CHOCOLATES lib. boX 21b. bole tl.70 us • • • • Thru-and-Tlru . Mowen have. :. 6Horse Powijri' _ ' . . .. sHone Piwer ·.· Jllada 8 H.P, Briggs. Stratton Engine Stick Shift Tnumlsaloli - 3 Forward 8p..U - Plua :a.verH Blade Qlll be Dlaeugapd for Eaaier Tnupo:rt and Pulling Accenorlel Wind-up Cutting Height Adjustment · Terra-Tread Tlru/Easler on LaWD/ Smoother JUde DiffereDtlal - For Outat&ndlnl JlaneuverabUU;y ; ,.. • .. . ~- II · Exclusive DEEP ' ,r ,,.. .,., . •' time. you · came ' 4 Hone Power·· , ,,, Engl!lllo '· . .BUTTONS ) PleDty ~f ~·~· 1\Q,1 NO BUMPS at PlckeDI' DoW, PREBUILT Don't forcet tD ... · ' ua_before buYIDI ~ ­ ~ BORDER : 1967. ·--~------~------_. for JNI'IIIIII YellS of semce. BATHROOM RED FOIL HEARTS 5112 oz. 85c 1 lti. $2.25 : OUTFil COMPLETE TO 1·" lb. 3.65 THE FLOOR Steel tub, 5' 1 tr•, 18", Lavatory, 19 z Reversible trap.._commlldc. lavJ~ory oupPIY pipe, conlmOl!elupp~lpe, com· IIIQI!,' aeat, tub mbdq faucetl, laVItory PQ!>:up faucet~ batb tub pop over flo wliite. · All For $119.95 REGENT RU.BIR lATEX WALL PAINT · F6f wallpaper, Plaster ~rd ard Plaster. ~WONLY .,,-- - Atio S.ml- AlSO Gallipolis, Ohio , MONDAY, TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY FANCY SAnN HEARTS f3,50 to $10.00 . i• ..• " Com"'" ':<J ,· ""~ . .. ' FRUTH PHARMACY --- '501 Jackaon Ave, .Point PIIISint ' CITY. PHARMAtY' ,· ' ALso: CARToON- THE DO GOOD $,04, Malll St. Point' ,._..nt,' ' 'I " , , ·,_. For ' . ' $'3' - ~~,' ·· · . ' ril.v II TUE&D.I\Y f -EBRUARY 14 ~ '·· ~- VALINTINIE'I HtaclqU!II'III'I Gal1'. ~·· . . .ON THE . . . G, d( I ~, - �{ ..... ., - • • • I ' l ' ' I • ... ' ~ !' I I · .Uncoln Topic FfJ! Program At Portland WSCS I • ... I '' I ' • C!le$r TIIII!UIIIill. I:Nc. ldltor llobc111 !l'illoll, Jt. . . ,..... ' f ' • • Mrs. Colteni1 Host&ssol DofACouncil ' Tbe meeting, lD dtarp ol Richard Campbell, ..,. preoldent, opened wMll ~ I':::~:: by Mrs. AfDOld II by the Lord'a Prayer pledge to !lag ID unlaoil • Bentz Wolle waa reprled and ~· Rollin Bearbl lm- s-. ,_ ,, b .. . (" Abe Lineoln, for Our TUne ~ ''· Ollybr I ..sllon'l 111.1111'11 nHd lor roes; the dtlma ot a d<ril Wit ·." '· tbe ' tragedy of Bll IS'!'IS!lli'S bUllet ,.. ll'OWII tllli UDCOID loptld: :• As !egenda usually go, it Is based .tlets 1114 ' CQ~DpOUilded by numetl!lls \Ioiii. Bll, genUe, humble, joculor oln. "Hone!!! Aile" as be wu N10 1~::::~·Mrs~. Campben loatliel' II by death. heo Gomes were played IUid liP III~=~·~warded to Mrs. Fred Mrs. Max Melnbart, . Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. '111o!Daa Cook. A salad course was oernd by the hoslesl to the -above and Mrs. Henry Reibel, ~­ Jooeph Cook and l pest, Mrl. Leslie Price. 1 on ~ ~ known - ." l4l lllJ e9ntomporaries. From log oallln Ill Wbl~ llau!e - laying thl grouadwotk lor 1 great Amerlean traditloll. C<lllllf bdliiP' !tin makee good. Uncoln blmsell probably wollld ha" ~rJJ£ ~Jl!lJJJlJJln snorted at many of the myths, lor be had no illo•iona about blmlell. liiJ fo•mer law partner, W. H. liemdOII, reI n red ... ... UDroln'a pei'OIIIIIlllnl w u I s:uw, cold, clear and en«. £~1 came to bim In 111 precllo lbape and color ... ." Humllle be was, and bones!, but DOl a almple country boy whom fate tbrull III!OIIPfcledly lnll> lilt lpOIUibL ett.r hlo eleetiOn, Lincoln told 1 frtend. ."You know Wtter than any man 11'11111 that from my boyliood up my ldliiOII ..... to be pRJldellt." . Hi& private secretary, John Hay, ack· membenl nowledged that some eabinet "lntelleclllal !oUIICI inlllllerable Uacoln'o o-. '·,, Mrs. Phillips Is Hostess lor Garden Club . P'I'ish from fh. ..,.th. . : 'l::i:!r:= Ic . t Catholic Women Pfan Activities t • History of Your Heart Association t nation of nell laiO'IIIadp li>GUI the hlart and its diaeases; (8) POBUC: 'l'lle Assoclatloll'l prOfll'llll of Public education II designed 14 eneout~~e pallonll 'lo ..S..,.. ly diagnosis, to elimlnate neldiees lean and tnisconception•. and to acquaint people everywhere wilb new ru..:elopments In lbe cardlovUeUI• field. '!'lie Assoda11011 maklll avlllabll Plftlpblell eortrlng . ,YirtaiiiJ 'emy pM, ol lbe 411dlovlsellr.r. dlaaa• eompla, 1dllpllyl, lllmt, A spearhendlng Ioree In d!o ll&flt against heart and blood vessel disease Is the American d leart AdoclaUon, COJDPOI" ed of !14 af'flllaleo and their compollftlt bcal Heart .; .ubdivisions numbering approx· Imately 1,400 This is the only national voluntary health organization devoted exclusively to combating the heart and blood vessel diseases. ·• • founded in 1924 as a limited ~lilp_ professional society of pltyolclaDI 'II' b o sought to excbange Ideo, 00111111re clinical information and !!hare the lateal ~· ledge about tile heart and blood veuel apeakeri, and public lichool ~· • qb1e tile 111111 media to brll1fl to I b I ~Jcjlbe aeweat deftlopments ID till car' dlovueular field, QOMMUNlTY SERVICE · - Tbe primary function of tl!ll prGifllll Is to ualsl pby· s!cllnl . ID utlllziul IIIDII tlfectlvely 'cotnmullll}' lociii!W for ~. dJaiDOIII, treatment and reblbllltallon. ·'I'Jplcll commwlllf procraml are tboH delfped to prevent rlleumaUe left!', lo naln 1D lhl rehabUitatloll ol III'Oke and nrdlae patlenll and to enOOUI'IIt ladlv\duall to reo duee the riiU uaocialed wltb heart " attack. AU Heert AIIIOCialionl malntAID .laeart tnfonliltlon lllld gulda- In Ill . - o1 en:·· seases. In 11H8, the Association was reorganised as a national wluntary health agency. .Its present membership Includes about 30,000 phyolelans, among them tile nation's leadIng heart opeclallsts and researdl ocle"' tlsts, and an approxlmately equal number of laymen. It mouni.o a three-rponge4 ... 10ult against the heart diseuea aa follows RESEARCH - More lban 1,400 research lclentiltl are supporred .by Hearl Fund ~Ia! dlseue. · dollars. They are oearchlng for new, mor. THE HIDART FUND II llCJIIdudal naelfeetlve wayo to prevent and <ODtionally l!lrooabout !be mo11tll ol Februo tnJl bear! attack, otroke, hardening of lite arteries, hliil> blood preosure, rbewnlllC ' ary, rucbln& Ill hiP point and .dlmd on lbe we*t!nd of Heart lllmdaJ wileD fever, Inborn heart delecll and o I b I r more than 1,750,000 'IOiunleen call· on heart and blood vessel dlseooeS. More than tbelr neJ&bbon to rotli!IVI Hearl Fund COD· 121,000,000 Heart Fllnd doRm have been lrlbutlolll and lo dfltrlbull llk!rature a· channeled into research olnee 11H8. Since bout tile beer! ouul Ita IIJaorders. Tile cam!!150, more than ' 711,000 oeparlle researdl paign •logan 11 "Give - So MOl1l Win . publicatiOno have ok!mmed from these Uve." Campalp Uterature also empha· atudies, eam one of them oolllalnlng new 11ze1 methodl Dr ndudng lhl r1lk of information about \he cardiovascular IY· 1ooart attact, and lbe faet "Your . 88114 'stem and lis disorders. Researoh lnvesU· FlghiJ Tbem All," with special rtfereoce gators are supported by granll made by to heart attaek, atroke, bordenlnl of the the National Research Committee and by arterlet, bflh blood prauure, reheumatle· .Jocal affiliates and c!lapterl. . fever and 1nborD heart defeeta. M~l can . EDUCTION <A) PROFT.IISIONAL: palp Include not only a residential CIJio 'Through a Program of professional eduvw on lbe Hearl Sunday weekend, but aJ. cation, your Heart Assocfatlon acquaints ao a bloclt aolldlatlon ealled physicians with new knowledge ao that •aeari-O.,.For-Bulines," and Spacial It may be applied for the benefit of Glfll, Oorporllle and lDdualria1 Glftl and patients everywhere. This is done lhroulb llpeclal Evellll dlvlslonl. Otber ~ scientific meetings, technical puiJllcatlons, IOun>U ol Hearl Fund revenue Include teaching institutes, techoical motiOD picmemoriiiJ aDd beqnestl. More llllli I,IGO . tures and various audio-visual lids. 'l'be ArnerkllD C0l1111111111tlel tab part Ill tile Assoiation's annual scientific seulcml an aDMU , Jle.-t J'lmd Caqlllp, a very imporlalll forum for the dl111eml- Jo""-• .·. . -· ' . l' .' ..... '. ' ,, ) ' .... • ' .'' SUNDAY WHITE PAPER .. ~ 1 ~.;~:,;;tl " ' ' .-r.l;ti'i t ~.: '' Values of Art As Education Are Explained Tho Bradbury PTA met til Feb. 9, with Marga. L. Lewio .. pest ......... preseoted a well • reQIIYed ] prosntno on art, oplainlwg . _ it helps develop lbe ~~&tun~ talents of children of all qe1. Members discussed lbe DMil •.•• tNt - ,,,.. hiqhly ,.,,... that these Jtal&fwll ttot' h., died in vtin; 'thit thit n.tion under God, shall hew s "'"' birth of -freedom; and that govsmmert of the pEU~ple, bv the people 1 -lbr the ~opl~ ,hall naf' The American Heart Associatioa . wllll ' . . '"' , c .' ' ~ equipment • .· to work toward a blact• basketball coowt and a jun. gym. The dtildren will " saving bottle capo 11> help ud new so!lflall and bat will be 1gtv•er to the class that brtngs the most caps by April IS. The PTA plans a tll'8llll bak· chicken dinner on April 1, 1967. Ticke!A will be 011 aole 1""""'· All membership duea are payable March 15. �{ ..... ., - • • • I ' l ' ' I • ... ' ~ !' I I · .Uncoln Topic FfJ! Program At Portland WSCS I • ... I '' I ' • C!le$r TIIII!UIIIill. I:Nc. ldltor llobc111 !l'illoll, Jt. . . ,..... ' f ' • • Mrs. Colteni1 Host&ssol DofACouncil ' Tbe meeting, lD dtarp ol Richard Campbell, ..,. preoldent, opened wMll ~ I':::~:: by Mrs. AfDOld II by the Lord'a Prayer pledge to !lag ID unlaoil • Bentz Wolle waa reprled and ~· Rollin Bearbl lm- s-. ,_ ,, b .. . (" Abe Lineoln, for Our TUne ~ ''· Ollybr I ..sllon'l 111.1111'11 nHd lor roes; the dtlma ot a d<ril Wit ·." '· tbe ' tragedy of Bll IS'!'IS!lli'S bUllet ,.. ll'OWII tllli UDCOID loptld: :• As !egenda usually go, it Is based .tlets 1114 ' CQ~DpOUilded by numetl!lls \Ioiii. Bll, genUe, humble, joculor oln. "Hone!!! Aile" as be wu N10 1~::::~·Mrs~. Campben loatliel' II by death. heo Gomes were played IUid liP III~=~·~warded to Mrs. Fred Mrs. Max Melnbart, . Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. '111o!Daa Cook. A salad course was oernd by the hoslesl to the -above and Mrs. Henry Reibel, ~­ Jooeph Cook and l pest, Mrl. Leslie Price. 1 on ~ ~ known - ." l4l lllJ e9ntomporaries. From log oallln Ill Wbl~ llau!e - laying thl grouadwotk lor 1 great Amerlean traditloll. C<lllllf bdliiP' !tin makee good. Uncoln blmsell probably wollld ha" ~rJJ£ ~Jl!lJJJlJJln snorted at many of the myths, lor be had no illo•iona about blmlell. liiJ fo•mer law partner, W. H. liemdOII, reI n red ... ... UDroln'a pei'OIIIIIlllnl w u I s:uw, cold, clear and en«. £~1 came to bim In 111 precllo lbape and color ... ." Humllle be was, and bones!, but DOl a almple country boy whom fate tbrull III!OIIPfcledly lnll> lilt lpOIUibL ett.r hlo eleetiOn, Lincoln told 1 frtend. ."You know Wtter than any man 11'11111 that from my boyliood up my ldliiOII ..... to be pRJldellt." . Hi& private secretary, John Hay, ack· membenl nowledged that some eabinet "lntelleclllal !oUIICI inlllllerable Uacoln'o o-. '·,, Mrs. Phillips Is Hostess lor Garden Club . P'I'ish from fh. ..,.th. . : 'l::i:!r:= Ic . t Catholic Women Pfan Activities t • History of Your Heart Association t nation of nell laiO'IIIadp li>GUI the hlart and its diaeases; (8) POBUC: 'l'lle Assoclatloll'l prOfll'llll of Public education II designed 14 eneout~~e pallonll 'lo ..S..,.. ly diagnosis, to elimlnate neldiees lean and tnisconception•. and to acquaint people everywhere wilb new ru..:elopments In lbe cardlovUeUI• field. '!'lie Assoda11011 maklll avlllabll Plftlpblell eortrlng . ,YirtaiiiJ 'emy pM, ol lbe 411dlovlsellr.r. dlaaa• eompla, 1dllpllyl, lllmt, A spearhendlng Ioree In d!o ll&flt against heart and blood vessel disease Is the American d leart AdoclaUon, COJDPOI" ed of !14 af'flllaleo and their compollftlt bcal Heart .; .ubdivisions numbering approx· Imately 1,400 This is the only national voluntary health organization devoted exclusively to combating the heart and blood vessel diseases. ·• • founded in 1924 as a limited ~lilp_ professional society of pltyolclaDI 'II' b o sought to excbange Ideo, 00111111re clinical information and !!hare the lateal ~· ledge about tile heart and blood veuel apeakeri, and public lichool ~· • qb1e tile 111111 media to brll1fl to I b I ~Jcjlbe aeweat deftlopments ID till car' dlovueular field, QOMMUNlTY SERVICE · - Tbe primary function of tl!ll prGifllll Is to ualsl pby· s!cllnl . ID utlllziul IIIDII tlfectlvely 'cotnmullll}' lociii!W for ~. dJaiDOIII, treatment and reblbllltallon. ·'I'Jplcll commwlllf procraml are tboH delfped to prevent rlleumaUe left!', lo naln 1D lhl rehabUitatloll ol III'Oke and nrdlae patlenll and to enOOUI'IIt ladlv\duall to reo duee the riiU uaocialed wltb heart " attack. AU Heert AIIIOCialionl malntAID .laeart tnfonliltlon lllld gulda- In Ill . - o1 en:·· seases. In 11H8, the Association was reorganised as a national wluntary health agency. .Its present membership Includes about 30,000 phyolelans, among them tile nation's leadIng heart opeclallsts and researdl ocle"' tlsts, and an approxlmately equal number of laymen. It mouni.o a three-rponge4 ... 10ult against the heart diseuea aa follows RESEARCH - More lban 1,400 research lclentiltl are supporred .by Hearl Fund ~Ia! dlseue. · dollars. They are oearchlng for new, mor. THE HIDART FUND II llCJIIdudal naelfeetlve wayo to prevent and <ODtionally l!lrooabout !be mo11tll ol Februo tnJl bear! attack, otroke, hardening of lite arteries, hliil> blood preosure, rbewnlllC ' ary, rucbln& Ill hiP point and .dlmd on lbe we*t!nd of Heart lllmdaJ wileD fever, Inborn heart delecll and o I b I r more than 1,750,000 'IOiunleen call· on heart and blood vessel dlseooeS. More than tbelr neJ&bbon to rotli!IVI Hearl Fund COD· 121,000,000 Heart Fllnd doRm have been lrlbutlolll and lo dfltrlbull llk!rature a· channeled into research olnee 11H8. Since bout tile beer! ouul Ita IIJaorders. Tile cam!!150, more than ' 711,000 oeparlle researdl paign •logan 11 "Give - So MOl1l Win . publicatiOno have ok!mmed from these Uve." Campalp Uterature also empha· atudies, eam one of them oolllalnlng new 11ze1 methodl Dr ndudng lhl r1lk of information about \he cardiovascular IY· 1ooart attact, and lbe faet "Your . 88114 'stem and lis disorders. Researoh lnvesU· FlghiJ Tbem All," with special rtfereoce gators are supported by granll made by to heart attaek, atroke, bordenlnl of the the National Research Committee and by arterlet, bflh blood prauure, reheumatle· .Jocal affiliates and c!lapterl. . fever and 1nborD heart defeeta. M~l can . EDUCTION <A) PROFT.IISIONAL: palp Include not only a residential CIJio 'Through a Program of professional eduvw on lbe Hearl Sunday weekend, but aJ. cation, your Heart Assocfatlon acquaints ao a bloclt aolldlatlon ealled physicians with new knowledge ao that •aeari-O.,.For-Bulines," and Spacial It may be applied for the benefit of Glfll, Oorporllle and lDdualria1 Glftl and patients everywhere. This is done lhroulb llpeclal Evellll dlvlslonl. Otber ~ scientific meetings, technical puiJllcatlons, IOun>U ol Hearl Fund revenue Include teaching institutes, techoical motiOD picmemoriiiJ aDd beqnestl. More llllli I,IGO . tures and various audio-visual lids. 'l'be ArnerkllD C0l1111111111tlel tab part Ill tile Assoiation's annual scientific seulcml an aDMU , Jle.-t J'lmd Caqlllp, a very imporlalll forum for the dl111eml- Jo""-• .·. . -· ' . l' .' ..... '. ' ,, ) ' .... • ' .'' SUNDAY WHITE PAPER .. ~ 1 ~.;~:,;;tl " ' ' .-r.l;ti'i t ~.: '' Values of Art As Education Are Explained Tho Bradbury PTA met til Feb. 9, with Marga. L. Lewio .. pest ......... preseoted a well • reQIIYed ] prosntno on art, oplainlwg . _ it helps develop lbe ~~&tun~ talents of children of all qe1. Members discussed lbe DMil •.•• tNt - ,,,.. hiqhly ,.,,... that these Jtal&fwll ttot' h., died in vtin; 'thit thit n.tion under God, shall hew s "'"' birth of -freedom; and that govsmmert of the pEU~ple, bv the people 1 -lbr the ~opl~ ,hall naf' The American Heart Associatioa . wllll ' . . '"' , c .' ' ~ equipment • .· to work toward a blact• basketball coowt and a jun. gym. The dtildren will " saving bottle capo 11> help ud new so!lflall and bat will be 1gtv•er to the class that brtngs the most caps by April IS. The PTA plans a tll'8llll bak· chicken dinner on April 1, 1967. Ticke!A will be 011 aole 1""""'· All membership duea are payable March 15. �•• - I • nt.Lques are ' l:Jisplayed Meigs Events the p•rf'ei:t Valentine (;1ft; Gallia Events ·----- ------ PATSY GLASS SAYS ••• ' I AUC:IION Real Leather the IIUNDAY .MONDAY .. TWIN' C1TY Jlllllor IIIII · WA/IIIINGTON Sehool PTA ., ...,. • ••!e. .. I 7:10 p. ln., W8111lngtoo lor BY . .... ..... ..... • •• • .... ~ ..... _._ Smool n.. tine par1;J J'obruaey ~'""" • .,.._,. - ... ond mOlllberl ... ubd tD CHESHIRE KYGER PTA at lbl ~ cburcb II e P· Scbool Auditorium. FOUJid. mTsJ; I'UBLIC II Invited en illy Prqp'am. Ylsll the PIIIIIIV)' 1'1111 Blplln Chun:b Sunday at 7:10 p. m. &....., .........~»&~«"' S'fMTCIH A~M.I,Cl8 when EdJoa Rouab will IIIIOW liidaa tlillll br Mr. IIIII 111'1. RoUIII C111 dMir jrlp lo ll:urape. NOTICE! . Du. to the •rlout 11'-s of my sicler, the Gr•nd Opening Mid Slnorg•bonl plnu .. ·. for IOCMy, FebnMry 12, hill b1an p111p1• ·.· f Fit eel until furlher notice. ' 'For Baby's Feet rJ' WI make I felllah fll ftm. baby feet correctly (and oldw feet tool) Wilen the U1111 comft for baby to walk K's hlah lhw time The MARTIN Restaurant • ll.SO . , . and .. have aline aeleetlall. SHOP FRIDAY NITE UNTIL 8:00 P.M. to.. ... ....,."'. oi!M!I 4 _ , . . , _ I USEYOURCHARGEACCON't AT •. Shop0111akual 'lo- ~.,..... an faohlo=rthoor """ 1a wp.,...... ,...._ Yet lher · - -.Jerfallr, 111 .. ,...,..;;: W..,'l wriukle, .... 0... ~ Colon iu A, B, Coc D1i1ot paw lrllr & ,._ .... """ar ._., I .................... Special Offer From Rutland Furniture OURS· EXCLUSIVELY -,,,· l ..· HEADQUARTERS ., I' . )· . ~ RUBBER FOOTWEAR . '; ?' .. I For The Whole femlly PRICII IICJIN - ! $1-99 .·:!. I I THE SHOE BOX Mktdliport, a; , (~ . "' . llr. NIW fit. . see many special values ,. If ke these • m ·'•. These~ Tanks Bottled this great, sale Gas Free . When You Purchase Any - ~ -- .... OR MORE $3.00 ... BOXED C\JT FLOWERS bedroom group in rich walnut veneers priced low • It's Our •• • ,. "Gold Star SpeciqJ'' . ... ' RED . ' . ' . NOW an. WHITE CUT FLOWER . -.~' >. $$.00 ...., •• . . ROMS - .C.rMtions .... Mixed . ' . Trim·lined beauty on a grand scale. The dresser is 62" wide- 6 big drawers for wonderful IIGH SCHOOL SENIORS Now ls the Time 1e li• rail ftr JUIM C l - 11 G.B.C. early enr.thntnt io IUII'yl lo ........... flf space. Large mirror, 4-drawet chest 40" wide, and panel bed eom})lete the group. Smooth nylon-guid- neayot ed drawers - all dustproofed. Rich walnut ·veneers bty tht trouP 1 ENROLL NOW . FOR NEW SPRING TP .. ..-.CJI..., hgin · · , M.lrch "l4 .. ' 90 Diys S.me As C.ah (If You,JiuJfy) 35.80 .You -.ve . on a specially processed wood core in walnut finish p~~ee. 6-4raw~ 5 · · · · · ·. 24.l'J'1 '"' mirror •. drelser : ,., ••.••••.• -" 4-dtaWIU' !lhelt ........ twin ot fMJl ,bed' •••••• ' , . SALE PRICI $199 ' IUSMSS u , COIQGE Larry's DIAMOND HEADQUARTERS TAWNEY J.EWUEIS .......... ow. · TWnl Awe. 11t Olin Sts. · All ........ 'llelllecl ... CIIIIO> '· ' ' r-;;iilii., r ,- . 111111 t ... .- -·. -~ ..... . are • tar w. apec1a1 offer• Jl&'t ·u . . ,_ . . . .. naae· 11111 buy ·I M wl!h oar '. ' Sllop Monday & Friday Nights Until I:Oo P.M. AI ••8 Write or C. II Par C.t•lOflut ar R•laleol Jnforllllflon GAWPOUS storage ' Ben'l a ~ ••lldt offer lril , 0. ftBiilllll · of Felmaii:J, Pieces I . I ' $100 Aul..as- Hyacinths- Mums- Tulips ' I'' GAS RANGE BLOOMING PLANTS . I 1!1 ~ ••au. " �•• - I • nt.Lques are ' l:Jisplayed Meigs Events the p•rf'ei:t Valentine (;1ft; Gallia Events ·----- ------ PATSY GLASS SAYS ••• ' I AUC:IION Real Leather the IIUNDAY .MONDAY .. TWIN' C1TY Jlllllor IIIII · WA/IIIINGTON Sehool PTA ., ...,. • ••!e. .. I 7:10 p. ln., W8111lngtoo lor BY . .... ..... ..... • •• • .... ~ ..... _._ Smool n.. tine par1;J J'obruaey ~'""" • .,.._,. - ... ond mOlllberl ... ubd tD CHESHIRE KYGER PTA at lbl ~ cburcb II e P· Scbool Auditorium. FOUJid. mTsJ; I'UBLIC II Invited en illy Prqp'am. Ylsll the PIIIIIIV)' 1'1111 Blplln Chun:b Sunday at 7:10 p. m. &....., .........~»&~«"' S'fMTCIH A~M.I,Cl8 when EdJoa Rouab will IIIIOW liidaa tlillll br Mr. IIIII 111'1. RoUIII C111 dMir jrlp lo ll:urape. NOTICE! . Du. to the •rlout 11'-s of my sicler, the Gr•nd Opening Mid Slnorg•bonl plnu .. ·. for IOCMy, FebnMry 12, hill b1an p111p1• ·.· f Fit eel until furlher notice. ' 'For Baby's Feet rJ' WI make I felllah fll ftm. baby feet correctly (and oldw feet tool) Wilen the U1111 comft for baby to walk K's hlah lhw time The MARTIN Restaurant • ll.SO . , . and .. have aline aeleetlall. SHOP FRIDAY NITE UNTIL 8:00 P.M. to.. ... ....,."'. oi!M!I 4 _ , . . , _ I USEYOURCHARGEACCON't AT •. Shop0111akual 'lo- ~.,..... an faohlo=rthoor """ 1a wp.,...... ,...._ Yet lher · - -.Jerfallr, 111 .. ,...,..;;: W..,'l wriukle, .... 0... ~ Colon iu A, B, Coc D1i1ot paw lrllr & ,._ .... """ar ._., I .................... Special Offer From Rutland Furniture OURS· EXCLUSIVELY -,,,· l ..· HEADQUARTERS ., I' . )· . ~ RUBBER FOOTWEAR . '; ?' .. I For The Whole femlly PRICII IICJIN - ! $1-99 .·:!. I I THE SHOE BOX Mktdliport, a; , (~ . "' . llr. NIW fit. . see many special values ,. If ke these • m ·'•. These~ Tanks Bottled this great, sale Gas Free . When You Purchase Any - ~ -- .... OR MORE $3.00 ... BOXED C\JT FLOWERS bedroom group in rich walnut veneers priced low • It's Our •• • ,. "Gold Star SpeciqJ'' . ... ' RED . ' . ' . NOW an. WHITE CUT FLOWER . -.~' >. $$.00 ...., •• . . ROMS - .C.rMtions .... Mixed . ' . Trim·lined beauty on a grand scale. The dresser is 62" wide- 6 big drawers for wonderful IIGH SCHOOL SENIORS Now ls the Time 1e li• rail ftr JUIM C l - 11 G.B.C. early enr.thntnt io IUII'yl lo ........... flf space. Large mirror, 4-drawet chest 40" wide, and panel bed eom})lete the group. Smooth nylon-guid- neayot ed drawers - all dustproofed. Rich walnut ·veneers bty tht trouP 1 ENROLL NOW . FOR NEW SPRING TP .. ..-.CJI..., hgin · · , M.lrch "l4 .. ' 90 Diys S.me As C.ah (If You,JiuJfy) 35.80 .You -.ve . on a specially processed wood core in walnut finish p~~ee. 6-4raw~ 5 · · · · · ·. 24.l'J'1 '"' mirror •. drelser : ,., ••.••••.• -" 4-dtaWIU' !lhelt ........ twin ot fMJl ,bed' •••••• ' , . SALE PRICI $199 ' IUSMSS u , COIQGE Larry's DIAMOND HEADQUARTERS TAWNEY J.EWUEIS .......... ow. · TWnl Awe. 11t Olin Sts. · All ........ 'llelllecl ... CIIIIO> '· ' ' r-;;iilii., r ,- . 111111 t ... .- -·. -~ ..... . are • tar w. apec1a1 offer• Jl&'t ·u . . ,_ . . . .. naae· 11111 buy ·I M wl!h oar '. ' Sllop Monday & Friday Nights Until I:Oo P.M. AI ••8 Write or C. II Par C.t•lOflut ar R•laleol Jnforllllflon GAWPOUS storage ' Ben'l a ~ ••lldt offer lril , 0. ftBiilllll · of Felmaii:J, Pieces I . I ' $100 Aul..as- Hyacinths- Mums- Tulips ' I'' GAS RANGE BLOOMING PLANTS . I 1!1 ~ ••au. " �• ' Yean~· en the River ' • r '. .tggest Coal Tipple on Ohio or I ·Destroyed by _Fire I the the Meigs '. News Beat.' ! •.. 'Call It_ . DISCOUNT-,' ' Some Calllt,Wholualt We Na.Mcllt,., . OHIO'S' IIIGE:ff SEUER _ A truly lf..ulalecl feniliur, hcJmoto eniud ... pa<k ..... pel(et- bill· · anc~d ;I "THE BUOOfT SHOP'~ pli'nt food to meet crot- requuemcots over the. entire arowiDI' Ieason. Clean, no dust, euy te handle, woa.'t cab or brid,e. CRIB BUSTER CORN STARTER FERTILIZER 2-Pc. Living Room Suites .· ·•···· ·.•· $99 3-Pc. Bedroom Suites · ···· · · · · ··· · · $t9 Sofa Beds ........ · ...... · .. .. .. $68 Bunk Beds (Complete) ·.. ·· · · · ~ · •· · • $68 Contains gutmmlcr:d amounts of tho 'i tal micronutrients (tra.ce elemems) ~.:orn must have to make bi; yields. Takes ~he iJ:ue~work out of startiDJ" ' corn; JU~t xt yow: planter to put dow.n 4 bat~ (200 lbl.) per acre. Contains the starter .nitro,eea, ,00.. pbocu. and potash lor hiah Jieldo. LIQUID . · NITROGEN· ' HoDywood Bed~ ··· ···;, · ·· •· ·· ·· $39.75 Linoleum Rugs 9x12 · .. ·.. ~ .. ·.. $4.88 9x12 Tweed Rugs · ·· · ··.. •.. ···•••· $18' LANDMARK wUI~~~W~IJ It, anpply it ,p ) • q~ '-/'- Your ,· <l ·.~:•• • ~<•- u•nt, _ . , ecoaomical way to ~ ~ p lemental · uitroac.ii. Wti ·- <••111'-" haVe 20% Aqua•· H ium form ) Of 21" .:liDO 3l* ·r. '";,I!\'I Urea-.AmmoaiUl. Nitr... ' lrr.,l oo . . . . _110lntion.s. 2~~ A'qaa AID- ' m,orua, W1tl;l propereqtnpmea t, caa bcl <apPlieid. wtW. l1 r. .Jilow~g or d.i,ki.n,, knifed-in before ~IQiia& ar-.. ___.-.,-dr.-1. li;IIO . ct;.,32% .., be kDiled io, .,. . eqwpment, . _ be put do"" wbllo p1owis!1 « llio.ttin&.. '""·' . BAKER FURNITURE. . " Middleport CALL US FOR SERVICE lODAY .f ,. "" ·I ·-:: ~ · .:;I -Edgar Ervin's History of Meigs County shows that the first court of Meigs County was held In April of 1819 in the Middleport area wifJ the term last- ... ' ,, Are In Effect ·, YES • • • WE STILL 0FFER CUSTOM MEAT SALES Jackson Production Cred'i t Association i Call 446-3391 in Gallipolis or 992-5270 • p . . ' . RICHARD N. STERRETT, COUNTY MANAGER lr"! Omeroy CUSTOM MEAT PROCESSING FOR YOUR FREEZER! STATEMENT of CONDITION You and yo~r family deserve the finest in foods and you can serve them rtght from your freezer. One of our jobs is to help you. -Here Is An Example Of A Recent Custom Order. This W!Hks Prices: BEEF LOIN - -- - -- 78c per lb. dreased weight BEEF RIB - - - - - - - - - 68c per lb. dreased weight BEEF FRONT QUARTER 49c per lb. dresaed weight : BEEF H.IND QUARTER 64%c per lb. dressed weight BEEF SIDE S6c per lb. dressed weight .All prices include cuHing, wrapping and Blast Freezing READY FOR FREEZER STORAGE fhe Customer purch11ed through us: 1-Fully Trimmed Beef Loin-52 lbs. 8 oz. at 791hc _ The customer received: ' MEIGS COUNTY MONDAY - Forty • nine Rocks of nearly all open cal ages are found iD MGM Boy Scout units Ra· . Mexico. National Boy Scout fREE. HEARING TEST Will Bo Given By··WIIIIam Diles, Athens, who has . AND . EAT BETTER FOR .LESS ' IF YOU TOO WOULD LIKE TO SERVE THE FINEST IN STEAKS OTHER CUTS OF MEAT THEN CALL US. WE OFFER WESTERN GROWN ·~ , AS WELL AS LOCAL BEEF. , DIAL~ 1862 •nd say "I'D LIKE TO TALK ABOUT ~ , I • t;•llipoll~, Ohio """""""-=--· ... :. . ;;.;-;;;.,_.,_,"' . .. ' I Gil~ Rornembet tho placa and tho date. . ·, La·Salle:Hotel, Middleport . .• 1 ' ' ~ WEDNESDAY~ FEB. 15th, 2·5 P.M. ' H •• .I ,:r1".Ji .....-.-_..... _. ___ ... -- .•.,••~._ - '""... r.::·' · - -~ . :-~..,.""l ~ -- tile most. rornarkabie now h11rlng aids ~y Rodiooar. Call For Home-Appointment-No Chlrge . .... . GALLIPOLI:S ICE COMPANY ' Cash .. .. . .. .... ... · · · · · • • • • · • • • · · •.... . ... • r ' He ' ASSETS......................... unswerving honesty and with steadfast pur· ·;· pose. On this birthday, we honor a d LIABILITIES: f re. Discountocl LNns-FICB .• · ' ) " · • Notu Payoble-FJCB ...... · · · · · · • · · · · · · · $6,304,1!2t Accrutd Interest P.iy~bl~i:ica · · · • · · · · · · · • • • 263,1177' Accounts Payable . . . . · · · · · · · · · •· •• 249,352 ·Dividends Payable · · · · · · · · · · · · · .. · .... ·.. 16,807 Federal Taxes Wit~id ~;,;.- A~ 3,944 Other Liabilities cru · •· · • · · • · • 1,691 -- --~~-~ member his dedication to the principles of freedom. To him, we owe much thllt hu w ; ·, •• make our nation great. helped to ' ' ·" ' . . :rOTAL LJABii..'ri-i£5' · ,,.. .. .. "' · ......... ,.$6,140 539 746 •• • •• 0 •••• •••• " 0 • • • • • NET WORTH: - i Capitol Stock (Closs AI Capitol Stock (Class 81 ' .... " · " , .. · .......... $ IOO.)tS Surplus Reservocl ...... .. .... · " · .. .. .. . 513)6$ TOTAL NET 6IUCI4 Said Lincoln ••• and How Right He Wa.·l .,. :: Plan Now •• • witlt a Saving Accoune";: ' .6'0-:HP 'C.tASS (·, Worrie•~" WORTH.... ..... .... ... .. .. ·11;301:,316 -~ • • io •• •• t • • .• • • • • • • • • '/e Willl\lotTransact Business Monday, 'Feb. 13, Lincoln's .B irthd•y-lfeal Ho1i~!l)1 .. • • . :!- \.- ' ' ' Farmers Bank & POMERO'I'' OHIQ _r Member QPfiN · ' ' ~"'b~r. focleral Reso.rr• S~t~m ., .. ·.\-·I "' PhondH-1522 ' I I. Coul1 St. P. O. Box 141 Athtril, Ohio . ' • • • • "Planning WiU De/eat Your DILlS RADIOWl ·' ··;,;.···•· · ·••·• i ' .:.g ~I09 Securities (Loss Disco~~i)" · .. · · .. · .. · .. · ·... .. . 72,364 • Acc~uocl interest on Socuriii~~ - · · · · · · · · · · · • · · · • 33,7~1 ;. Cap1tal Stock-FICB . · · · · · • •• · · · · · · • ·3~ • Offic~ Bldg. (Less Dep~~ioti~~) -- ........ .. · .. 2d;t5!M 6 Furniture, Equipment and Aut · · · · •· • • · ••• • • ~T)ol07l - · 01 (Loss "Deprec:iation) . . . . Other Assets .... · · .. .. .. .. .. .. .. • -t!f!l1• ' ' <:. TOTAL .1:J35 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . • .• . • . . . . $8, , .• ,. personifies the spirit of our country,. with ANN-OUNCEMENT ALL OF TillS WAS CUSTOM CUT TO THEIR WISHES AND PACKAGED TO SUIT THEM It was also BLAST-FROZEN to seal in every bit of goodness Th e above example is only one of the many ways to 71S Fint Ave. ,, ....' and ideals which Americans hold dear. more thon 16 yrs. experience. Ho will dernonstrote MEAT FOR MY FREEZER. LOins •nd Illes Contracts less reserv 1 · .. .. · ... $7,115,974 Accruocl interest on IC>Ons Accounts receivable . · · · · · · · · .. · · · · · .. ·.. 269,281 Abraham Lincoln is symbolic of the hopes · ' I ASSETS: Time to Honor a Great American, and to Remember the Ideals He Cherished ' $41.74 21 lbs. of Sirloin Steaks 19 lbs. of T-Bone Steaks 21bs. of Hamburger 421bs. "fake Home Weight" AVERAGES 991hc per lb. FOR U. S. CHOICE STEAKS ' ' ' • lri,'ut ance CnrP, . 1 --;~:. •', " 'l ' . .- J' Tb·:OO· ' '- , · ,· . ,f<ill-rll ,, J' �• ' Yean~· en the River ' • r '. .tggest Coal Tipple on Ohio or I ·Destroyed by _Fire I the the Meigs '. News Beat.' ! •.. 'Call It_ . DISCOUNT-,' ' Some Calllt,Wholualt We Na.Mcllt,., . OHIO'S' IIIGE:ff SEUER _ A truly lf..ulalecl feniliur, hcJmoto eniud ... pa<k ..... pel(et- bill· · anc~d ;I "THE BUOOfT SHOP'~ pli'nt food to meet crot- requuemcots over the. entire arowiDI' Ieason. Clean, no dust, euy te handle, woa.'t cab or brid,e. CRIB BUSTER CORN STARTER FERTILIZER 2-Pc. Living Room Suites .· ·•···· ·.•· $99 3-Pc. Bedroom Suites · ···· · · · · ··· · · $t9 Sofa Beds ........ · ...... · .. .. .. $68 Bunk Beds (Complete) ·.. ·· · · · ~ · •· · • $68 Contains gutmmlcr:d amounts of tho 'i tal micronutrients (tra.ce elemems) ~.:orn must have to make bi; yields. Takes ~he iJ:ue~work out of startiDJ" ' corn; JU~t xt yow: planter to put dow.n 4 bat~ (200 lbl.) per acre. Contains the starter .nitro,eea, ,00.. pbocu. and potash lor hiah Jieldo. LIQUID . · NITROGEN· ' HoDywood Bed~ ··· ···;, · ·· •· ·· ·· $39.75 Linoleum Rugs 9x12 · .. ·.. ~ .. ·.. $4.88 9x12 Tweed Rugs · ·· · ··.. •.. ···•••· $18' LANDMARK wUI~~~W~IJ It, anpply it ,p ) • q~ '-/'- Your ,· <l ·.~:•• • ~<•- u•nt, _ . , ecoaomical way to ~ ~ p lemental · uitroac.ii. Wti ·- <••111'-" haVe 20% Aqua•· H ium form ) Of 21" .:liDO 3l* ·r. '";,I!\'I Urea-.AmmoaiUl. Nitr... ' lrr.,l oo . . . . _110lntion.s. 2~~ A'qaa AID- ' m,orua, W1tl;l propereqtnpmea t, caa bcl <apPlieid. wtW. l1 r. .Jilow~g or d.i,ki.n,, knifed-in before ~IQiia& ar-.. ___.-.,-dr.-1. li;IIO . ct;.,32% .., be kDiled io, .,. . eqwpment, . _ be put do"" wbllo p1owis!1 « llio.ttin&.. '""·' . BAKER FURNITURE. . " Middleport CALL US FOR SERVICE lODAY .f ,. "" ·I ·-:: ~ · .:;I -Edgar Ervin's History of Meigs County shows that the first court of Meigs County was held In April of 1819 in the Middleport area wifJ the term last- ... ' ,, Are In Effect ·, YES • • • WE STILL 0FFER CUSTOM MEAT SALES Jackson Production Cred'i t Association i Call 446-3391 in Gallipolis or 992-5270 • p . . ' . RICHARD N. STERRETT, COUNTY MANAGER lr"! Omeroy CUSTOM MEAT PROCESSING FOR YOUR FREEZER! STATEMENT of CONDITION You and yo~r family deserve the finest in foods and you can serve them rtght from your freezer. One of our jobs is to help you. -Here Is An Example Of A Recent Custom Order. This W!Hks Prices: BEEF LOIN - -- - -- 78c per lb. dreased weight BEEF RIB - - - - - - - - - 68c per lb. dreased weight BEEF FRONT QUARTER 49c per lb. dresaed weight : BEEF H.IND QUARTER 64%c per lb. dressed weight BEEF SIDE S6c per lb. dressed weight .All prices include cuHing, wrapping and Blast Freezing READY FOR FREEZER STORAGE fhe Customer purch11ed through us: 1-Fully Trimmed Beef Loin-52 lbs. 8 oz. at 791hc _ The customer received: ' MEIGS COUNTY MONDAY - Forty • nine Rocks of nearly all open cal ages are found iD MGM Boy Scout units Ra· . Mexico. National Boy Scout fREE. HEARING TEST Will Bo Given By··WIIIIam Diles, Athens, who has . AND . EAT BETTER FOR .LESS ' IF YOU TOO WOULD LIKE TO SERVE THE FINEST IN STEAKS OTHER CUTS OF MEAT THEN CALL US. WE OFFER WESTERN GROWN ·~ , AS WELL AS LOCAL BEEF. , DIAL~ 1862 •nd say "I'D LIKE TO TALK ABOUT ~ , I • t;•llipoll~, Ohio """""""-=--· ... :. . ;;.;-;;;.,_.,_,"' . .. ' I Gil~ Rornembet tho placa and tho date. . ·, La·Salle:Hotel, Middleport . .• 1 ' ' ~ WEDNESDAY~ FEB. 15th, 2·5 P.M. ' H •• .I ,:r1".Ji .....-.-_..... _. ___ ... -- .•.,••~._ - '""... r.::·' · - -~ . :-~..,.""l ~ -- tile most. rornarkabie now h11rlng aids ~y Rodiooar. Call For Home-Appointment-No Chlrge . .... . GALLIPOLI:S ICE COMPANY ' Cash .. .. . .. .... ... · · · · · • • • • · • • • · · •.... . ... • r ' He ' ASSETS......................... unswerving honesty and with steadfast pur· ·;· pose. On this birthday, we honor a d LIABILITIES: f re. Discountocl LNns-FICB .• · ' ) " · • Notu Payoble-FJCB ...... · · · · · · • · · · · · · · $6,304,1!2t Accrutd Interest P.iy~bl~i:ica · · · • · · · · · · · • • • 263,1177' Accounts Payable . . . . · · · · · · · · · •· •• 249,352 ·Dividends Payable · · · · · · · · · · · · · .. · .... ·.. 16,807 Federal Taxes Wit~id ~;,;.- A~ 3,944 Other Liabilities cru · •· · • · · • · • 1,691 -- --~~-~ member his dedication to the principles of freedom. To him, we owe much thllt hu w ; ·, •• make our nation great. helped to ' ' ·" ' . . :rOTAL LJABii..'ri-i£5' · ,,.. .. .. "' · ......... ,.$6,140 539 746 •• • •• 0 •••• •••• " 0 • • • • • NET WORTH: - i Capitol Stock (Closs AI Capitol Stock (Class 81 ' .... " · " , .. · .......... $ IOO.)tS Surplus Reservocl ...... .. .... · " · .. .. .. . 513)6$ TOTAL NET 6IUCI4 Said Lincoln ••• and How Right He Wa.·l .,. :: Plan Now •• • witlt a Saving Accoune";: ' .6'0-:HP 'C.tASS (·, Worrie•~" WORTH.... ..... .... ... .. .. ·11;301:,316 -~ • • io •• •• t • • .• • • • • • • • • '/e Willl\lotTransact Business Monday, 'Feb. 13, Lincoln's .B irthd•y-lfeal Ho1i~!l)1 .. • • . :!- \.- ' ' ' Farmers Bank & POMERO'I'' OHIQ _r Member QPfiN · ' ' ~"'b~r. focleral Reso.rr• S~t~m ., .. ·.\-·I "' PhondH-1522 ' I I. Coul1 St. P. O. Box 141 Athtril, Ohio . ' • • • • "Planning WiU De/eat Your DILlS RADIOWl ·' ··;,;.···•· · ·••·• i ' .:.g ~I09 Securities (Loss Disco~~i)" · .. · · .. · .. · .. · ·... .. . 72,364 • Acc~uocl interest on Socuriii~~ - · · · · · · · · · · · • · · · • 33,7~1 ;. Cap1tal Stock-FICB . · · · · · • •• · · · · · · • ·3~ • Offic~ Bldg. (Less Dep~~ioti~~) -- ........ .. · .. 2d;t5!M 6 Furniture, Equipment and Aut · · · · •· • • · ••• • • ~T)ol07l - · 01 (Loss "Deprec:iation) . . . . Other Assets .... · · .. .. .. .. .. .. .. • -t!f!l1• ' ' <:. TOTAL .1:J35 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . • .• . • . . . . $8, , .• ,. personifies the spirit of our country,. with ANN-OUNCEMENT ALL OF TillS WAS CUSTOM CUT TO THEIR WISHES AND PACKAGED TO SUIT THEM It was also BLAST-FROZEN to seal in every bit of goodness Th e above example is only one of the many ways to 71S Fint Ave. ,, ....' and ideals which Americans hold dear. more thon 16 yrs. experience. Ho will dernonstrote MEAT FOR MY FREEZER. LOins •nd Illes Contracts less reserv 1 · .. .. · ... $7,115,974 Accruocl interest on IC>Ons Accounts receivable . · · · · · · · · .. · · · · · .. ·.. 269,281 Abraham Lincoln is symbolic of the hopes · ' I ASSETS: Time to Honor a Great American, and to Remember the Ideals He Cherished ' $41.74 21 lbs. of Sirloin Steaks 19 lbs. of T-Bone Steaks 21bs. of Hamburger 421bs. "fake Home Weight" AVERAGES 991hc per lb. FOR U. S. CHOICE STEAKS ' ' ' • lri,'ut ance CnrP, . 1 --;~:. •', " 'l ' . .- J' Tb·:OO· ' '- , · ,· . ,f<ill-rll ,, J' �- '. - - 2PM1910PM ' lAM • . Tiny'sMidd ' J.OfM Entire/$50 Tap·Fee Ne~d ... - ·" . I •' '• .e SUNDAY, MONDAY, .TUESDAY ONLY! 'f . ' ' ' ' ' HAM Sandwiches \ • ' l I 1 Axe Fells Boat Worker FOR CUT-UP lb. 33c MUSSELMAN'S ' . MARGAI\ET COLE BeanxArt.s' King, Queen · Candidates., · .' -· Everyday Low c lb. '· Prke1 SCOTT DEL MONTE TOWELS . PEACHES 18ol. tumbler 29C Jumbo ~oil _. .-. _ _._ . . c No. 21(2 can Ballard's Eve,..Ydoy Low or Pillsbury Price! EVERYDAY LOW PRICE! ' c SNOW DRIFT SHORTENING MAXWELL HOUSE FOLGER'S CHASE & $ANBORN COFFEE 3 lb. can - - - - - •• l-Ib. c can ~' 705 Students. ~ , . Are Enrolled At Rio can EASY MONDAY Everyday Low Armour Price! CARNATION TREEl... . 120J, ' Cen COFFEE- ' ' 49c ' MATE Gal. 11 oz. jar ' ,, 'I ' • ··I • 2 CONVENIENt: LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU TINY'S WE RESERVE THI RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY \ INSTANT COFFEE· . ' ..1Q·.oz•. ' • ·.·, ' ·· ·: . Ill' \. ·' .' ' ~ ' i.' 4~r. . ...... '· . ·r --- . ·•· •• LISTEN TO TINY'S HYMN nME ON WMPO RADIO -WEEKDAYS 11 :00 to 12:00 •• .. ·.;:. ~ �- '. - - 2PM1910PM ' lAM • . Tiny'sMidd ' J.OfM Entire/$50 Tap·Fee Ne~d ... - ·" . I •' '• .e SUNDAY, MONDAY, .TUESDAY ONLY! 'f . ' ' ' ' ' HAM Sandwiches \ • ' l I 1 Axe Fells Boat Worker FOR CUT-UP lb. 33c MUSSELMAN'S ' . MARGAI\ET COLE BeanxArt.s' King, Queen · Candidates., · .' -· Everyday Low c lb. '· Prke1 SCOTT DEL MONTE TOWELS . PEACHES 18ol. tumbler 29C Jumbo ~oil _. .-. _ _._ . . c No. 21(2 can Ballard's Eve,..Ydoy Low or Pillsbury Price! EVERYDAY LOW PRICE! ' c SNOW DRIFT SHORTENING MAXWELL HOUSE FOLGER'S CHASE & $ANBORN COFFEE 3 lb. can - - - - - •• l-Ib. c can ~' 705 Students. ~ , . Are Enrolled At Rio can EASY MONDAY Everyday Low Armour Price! CARNATION TREEl... . 120J, ' Cen COFFEE- ' ' 49c ' MATE Gal. 11 oz. jar ' ,, 'I ' • ··I • 2 CONVENIENt: LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU TINY'S WE RESERVE THI RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY \ INSTANT COFFEE· . ' ..1Q·.oz•. ' • ·.·, ' ·· ·: . Ill' \. ·' .' ' ~ ' i.' 4~r. . ...... '· . ·r --- . ·•· •• LISTEN TO TINY'S HYMN nME ON WMPO RADIO -WEEKDAYS 11 :00 to 12:00 •• .. ·.;:. ~ �' ' I 'Have a Heiirl' is Th~me 114 ~.._ ...... ---""· ,u "ay n .. · 'V QV OR J. eSu• 01 II'.J D '.J • ...... !real< - ".. l11:oJoealulaa ' _, •-k p I ....... sp .. Ia tlit . ~ , · · ..tolaliJ o1 llso Mlllle,.n,.. "Have 1 t ; l!llho lbeme cllrecled by Mra. ~ille Swact· Itemoon'• lesll ties trill be Olllee. b' tl1o ·Heart Fund rally day I hamer; '!be Acoustiet, a group Mary Bewley, dlstrlcl w..un at dit lleYaf Cnww !cbeduled tor ~Q', Fa.' of Pomeroy Junior lillh Sdloot tative of the C!onl:ral Heart . lottllll C.•PMJ . .-ltr lith 11 tbo !'i.iiioroy to w n stuclents, Mil! Folmer. Tl mI Alan. Mra. .S.,ll!)' trill bl In .. 11or. Slit au. ~ 11 building, .......nltnc to Me!p vlli'O, John Lohse, and Roger town erpee~l!llr '!" ....... by Mr. Ut01 Mrt. Bar> Counly Heart Fund ehalr1111111, Cllm<lr'l; , the Bohemians, Rll· speaker at the :0VeD~ '1 Moon. Sl1e It .....,....i. ()aries (Dick) Karr, Sr. cllH! lll8l1 Sd1001, Steve Simp- of tbe Middl"'l!l.!"'= kJ ol llome. Dick County tnvlles tj1e re:sldeJrto of 80lt, M\k• Hayman, Charles Profeaalonal we.,.... • ~·~:~:~~~~~~~~~ Melp ID stop by city Snodgtaaa, Jeff Donahue, and Pledges mayl lle, phoneCI Mn Madge Neal cbalnnal' of lhe, 1911'1 Gallll ~ 110111" FIIIId Drive, Satun1ff IIIJIQUl> cod Gl!lllpolis captainS a n d wor\ert for "Hurt .....y." IC)Ieduled Feb. 11. County olft· dais be liter. '!be city olficlall are: 1 lng the IIIOn1kir 1riU be Plill Hill. and the New ~"ashlnna, Pomeroy 111gb Sdlool students Mike O'llrlen. Neil Colmer, Jeff Werry, 8nd Jlm An· the Hearl P'uncf, to, Wlii'O, die ~lion at ~ .,.. :1930 and • CB Radio· U • I from one of the onunl)''s etubo derson. wtU come to yevl 110me and Special 8111!81 durinl the of· plclt up four d~ Mra. lllarJANI Neum1111, Syncuse: Gerald' Powell, Racine: Jean HaYJIIIII, Syiacuse: Rev. Boward • Ruppelt, First Presbytert.n l2md1 of fljddleporl, and bls'lalber, Mr. Clarence Rup- pel!. 1D the afllrnoon, WMPO Music M001 Lan')' Anderson and Mileo Kusk wiD be oo the air II. the balldlllll. !nlroduolnl the ontertalDers lnoludlng:, '!be Biography, Nove~ Lead New Titles "Oplnlon of the Court" by William Woolfulk, • novel, ant! "Winston S. Clwrch!U," oy :Randolph s Cburel!lll a· billI'll .,.,;.., hlo 'el' 10 new Ct/~ealtd Friday at L~e Glllla County District Library. A major DOVel about the ly HOBART WILSON, JR. Court "Oplnloo So,............' MERRILL Evans, president of tbe Gallipolis City the ~" sweeps the Planning Commission, today reminded Cialllpoll· lnw <he publlc ail!! tans of Monday night's special planning commission tile of m!!ll and wom~ at sesailln, scheduled for 7:30 o'clock In ,111111mlt of events. . tbe Gall!a Academy High School audi· Woolfolk was editor of torium. Dateline: • • AFTER two years of planning, 0 Gallia ~ Buill. ~~Jed - C«PilbJ." ;M,... Lona l'leaaants; W"!'kon. 'i.lrs. William Cberrl"'lon. Mn. H~ r"/ Hamilton, Mn. P'\11 a-. ljMI Mn. P~IH Slundert, Mary 1\!osiiQillo, loin. Sllaron RamUWO. llelghll, Holcoll>\1. HDI, ' Edr1110111 Drive - C.plaln. Ml'l. Temporary Instruetor Employed • ' \ . , •• ' • ,.. . I ' • ... ' s' Joan Run)'lll ; WcderJ. Ml• Mll'llll !'lana. Mn.. ~ B MM. lor, M{'l. ~Joion Bu:<b• . , Mrl, J-.k Purl EUJ01t, WI. 'llelfll llr'tl~. Rathburn. • · ~ ' fteld. ·• 1 · Garfield Ave.. Halllda7 HIJ., 100 B~k ~ Captaln, ·Mn. Eut Galllpolls - y f.aptaiJI · Belmont ,Drive _ captain, Mn. ,Lola Mao Sutler; Worl<era. Mrr· Mn. Betty R~al; 'Wod<.,., ~· C.rolyri Neal· WOJ'ken Mn CarJ Blu, loin. Gerald Bu••· Jalllfl 'willttbij!oo • T,.ty·Et'- .. RusleU Wood, Mn. M~ y.,j phreya, Mn. John E. _ Ev...O, +~ Club led by Junlo.') ~vi• Robin..,., Mra. Jan1os Dalley. Mn. Donald Harrison, . !om. '01'1 Donna Adklno ,~ Conllie Mn. Monica Roderick, 111n. Jamtl IIetz, Mrs. M3J'C!I" Mas· Wblltl!llton, Darla Adl<lno, BreJ> P'loyd !lees. nuuon, Mn. De!Jr.ar ®.lier· da AdkinS. Janet Devl!Pil, b : . ea taln M lch, Mn. Charll!l J ll<own. · Ito ~vault, Lindt Buijl, Ka•· 100 Block P • 1'!!. '100 Bloct - CaptaiD, Mrt. eo Bullh, Oeorg"'a · Unlley. EUse Kimball; Workers, Mt'S. Mirjorio Conley: w~rkeu, Mh. l!arbera Nlbel1, Cathe:n U••· Mar"/ Lupton._ Mn. Jane Alln Ralph R. Martin, Mn. ,Shelbv ~..,.POd, Coonle !'JIIIIl18ton Lewis, M'!'.' Morris Weboll!r. Roberts, Mn. Chatter ,. Scott, C~y Wl1lltlnrtoD, L!oim• I'll!' Mn. Claude Evans. Mn. Be~ Mn. Leslie BOward. ". .!IJ, ) •' -.. Mllrld Bett. . . 800 Block - Captain, Mn. Colonial Subdlv!IIGD :100 Bloct - CaptalD, 1\11'$. 'lllelma Neal: Wor~ers. Ml'$. taln, ~· JUanita Dowler: . . Beu Ellcesaor: Workers, Mrs. Joan Derst. Miss ~na ·ROq, ,wo~)era, Mn .. Ma~ A" n Wjlltam Jenkins, M.-.: Ra)'- Mila VIckie Halik'"" M ~ , . a.~., ~,Etl/l!!, Gooob. OaD mond Willis, Miss GmgeJ Ell· Georse QUmore, Mn. Thomoa m"'~j~ !'!~{"'"· . Ja~ eesaor. Dun!llllOre. · , llil~ , - . Plants. Cecil E. Wolfe, 23, GaDipolls, 300 Block - Captain, Mn. 1100 Block .•- Captain, l(Ml , a~'Jeanb(f ~. Mra. Ed· bas been promoted to asslotarit Bernice McMabon; Workers, Pearl Hatfield; Wor~en. M'n..llh~t:\ f manager ol the )!:connmy sav- Mrs. Gordon Roth, Mrs. John Ralph Marlin, •Mn· Francis ''• e • ·1 Dr,tye. Orcl\ard ln~,:,?d,. ~an R~.tt:O!~ Comet~ Mn. Varney Faye Cle.o- Scott, Mn. Ella Condee. , . · 'WJI. . . ' Road, Henill~ cor~,. w • • denln. 1000 Block Ca"'•'•, &b. ' . .. . Cil~~ · manager 1'_... . .. , .-..; · · !""', Mts. Billie .lo 1 Wolfe has been asaoclated 1 ~ Block - Captain, M,.., Madge Neal: 'l!~~'korl· M! 1. a~wa: tn• Mra. 1m with the Gallipolis nlflce olnce Leona Trout; Workers, Mro. Chauncey Houck, Mra. Rob'elt Is FC!ii;!! Mrs. ii'4:bVt.Edward!o, March, 1985. Recently, be ...,. Margaret Price, Mrs. Junl~ KeWinS; Mrs . .!Juab Grahljm, lifrs, ·~ FianCii, Miu llretl· ceived 1 certificate sJsni!Yinl Wiiaon, Mrs. Albert J?urO••· Mra, Cbarles L. Stover, Mlloo da Calhoun, Ml!a RDOealll Meimeritorillll! completion of stud· Mrs. Kate Foater, Mrs. Sadle Portsmouth Road, Evans dows. wm "'"'""need Cecil\VoHe ed b . romot y P L company '"-;> ~~~·~d:ndwork E:Bfi::rl!b~! Man Ordered to Worltllo~st . Gallipolis' program is almost complete. Monday nigbt, major proposals and CleiiDI, lobn Amott, ai1CI Dave folk that more should be A graduate of Southern Lo· · · I'~<··" ' t ·: •I < ' recommendations will be presented by Bpenc«; .Doni '1'11m11<. a Ra· about the opinion of the cal Hi~h sch~l at Rlcloe, An Albany R. D. man waa 15 daya of the conllnemtnt time 1 •~ dear ~,; ,:,:tmt>iart cine ll1&h Scl1oo1 II.Udenl; the consultants. "The future of Gall!polis st tribunal and bow lts \\'olle ,. maiTled to lhe lor- sentenced to one- year In the was suspended and Laudermllt C. Rlcbmond, tlO ana . ...... depends on the correct assessment of l'ollllloJ HiP Scboo1 Cbolr, our Ions are reached. mer Sharon Brown, Minersville. Cinctnllall Workboi!Se lor viola· waa pla<loi on probation lot exceuive speed fori road condl· . needs and a workable program or meelini tbem," said Evans In announcing the purpose Cburchlll's blosraphy They have one ~· Jam!~, age lion ol probation from 1 non- two ;•ears. · lions and' 'Melvlo L. Cunning-· 10 support conviction Friday or the meetina. by his aon Is about the monthJ. Tbe Wolfes reOlde Ia He wal also given a suspendbam $10 and; cost., uno~ ve0 0 of his youth from !S'I4 to the Plants Subdivision, and at- Meiss County Court. · ed sbl-mvntha workboi!Se sent- hlcle: ' '· . ' from his birth to his rttum teod the First Baptist cburcb. Sente.1red ·by Juilge Frank W. ence on · a charge of falling w Bqi,d' ~eltq ~·.,..., ,.,. SUBJECT areas to be discussed will be annexation, • Porter, Jr., was Lafr"/ Powell, have an operator'• Ucense and neth ~ld,'· $ · eaell·, ·' on atreets, tborougbfares, public uilllties, downtown England frolll an American leeture tour on the very clay 23. Judge Porter elso Imposed ftned tjO and coals for not trona- cbarfel' 'til reckless ~ration area, schoois, fire protection, library, parks, recreation, Queen Victoria's funeral. ftnes on seven ather persons !erring a registration. and ·dltWr•ng the: pta"'; jeu and means of accomplishing tbe master plan. son bad exclusive use of and acceptod bonda against II• Other flues levied Included " Arnold;'$25' for iiiStdrbJI!g tile 0 Winston's letters and 'papers flVC 3l other chargea. William J. Reltmlre, f6 and peacer-J~~U Roasi¥', f2'/.50 Rio Grande Collage has emcompile the first volume. Edward Laudermllt was . costs, dri~lng an unsafe vehlc· lor p~ <Ill 1 J4!110w. Une ployed an !nalrl!CfOr to teach pLANNING commission members Richard Roderick, oentenced to sil<-mon. t iul confinele; Charles W. Stafford, •10 and Herbeit.Jones, $IS eacl!for Gary R. Short, Raymond Jones, Clarence Waugb economics temp'oratily until Other ficUon books rel•e&S!!d I ment In the couniJ jail on 1 and costa, DO operator'! license; nc operator's lll!ense and speed· June. He Is J. Boulton Wilson, and Evans have sacriftced many hours of their time to Friday were: "Nothing 25, a native ol Ptltsburgh, Pa. make Gallipolis a better place to live. Now, it's up to Breaks Except the Heart," by ~D~Wl~c=hM=g~e~.~F~w=e=m=o=n=dl&~and ~~~~~~::.I:•:aa:cs:•:':IO:an::d:co:•~ts;,:•s:·:i•:g:.:::::::::.::::'::: Wilson received a Bachelor you, the citizens, to help wind up this project. The Kay Boyle; "The Nevermere Tbe 1967 memberlhlp drive 1 meeting should be a "must" on everybody's calendar. of Arts degree with a major In of the Middleport Chamber of Affair" by Kale Wilhelm; "4.11 Commerce • • • was reported as economics and a Bacbelor of In the Family" by Edwin 0'· "ARE you the Tribune's youngest editor?" aaked a o Science degree with a major iD Connor, and "Valentia" by Ev· progressing well when mem· fellow Gallipolis Lion Tuesday evening. Our ans· bers met Friday night In office chemistry from Olterbela Colelyn A. Stephens. of the Columbus & Southern PI lege. He minored in mathemat- wer was "no." Harold W. Wetberholt, on July 1, 1924, 0 0 became editor and publisher of the Tribune when be Other DOD • fiction were: Ohio Electric Comp•ny. ics and bloloSY. He has a Mast- was but 24 years old. Harold was not only tbe Trl· "How to Flz Almost . Cash Bohr, organization pl"!s~r of Buslness Administration bune's youngest editor In history, be also held tbe thing" by Stanley !dent, reported the membership A R 0 1 LangiVIile man sui- Hol••r Hospltalo Vl•ltlng Fraley, Larry E. Grubb, II, from Bowling Green State Unl· UUe longer than any other lndividual-301'. years. Red;, White and Blake " drive is belns continued and fered ·mi~or burns when he hours 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Parents Mrs. Walter H. Harmon, JooL>ersity where he majored in 0 • • ent, by Herbert Wendt; Afrturged all present memberl tO tempted to douse a blaze only on Pediatrics Ward. eph Jeffers, Mro. Hubert Kelly, economics, statisUsc, and mar· teting. WILLiAM G. Sibley was the flnt Tribune editor. He can Art In American Coole<- assist in recruiting new """': !be hood of his 111111 mndel Admloioas James S. Lu~ford, Mn. RlcbSince his graduation from llons" by Warren Robbins, Alwilda Werner, treasurer, remobile Friday night Mrs. Earl P. Brull'field, ~ ard Newvahner, Tim L. Smltb, held the post from Oct. 4, 1893, to Feb. 14, 1920. Bowling Green In June, 19116, Ellis Sibley was editor from Feb. 14, 1920, to July 1, "Unsafe at Any Speed,'' ported the 11166. Chrl~tmas Pro· Taken to Veteran; Memnrial Second A\>e.; Ray F. Blake- Bastl L; Trlpltll, Mrs. G. Roll· Wilson has worked for the H. 1924. Then came Harold Wetherholt. He was succeed· Ralph llader. motion was a fman<1al succe••· Hoapltal and later transferred man, Rt. I Gal)ipollo; Mrs. Re- er Beatty, Mrs, C. M. Rowland, I. Heinz company In lime ed by Vic Sherow on Jan. 13, 1955. Sherow held tbe , to Plea;ant Valley Hospital r9r va R. Reynolds, 61 MID creek Mrs. HMold E. Wolle and IJ>. study, production facllllies, an- post through June 12, 1W57. (Vic was ma!lllging editor treatment, was Clair E. Swan, Rd.; Mrs. Robert H. Roberto, font daughter. alyals and quality controL here two years before be assumed the editor's job.) R. D. 1, i.angovllle. Lower River Rd.; Herman D. . ---Bryan McNamara was managing editor from June 24, Tbe Meigs Coonty Sherlif's Roas, Muon; Mrs. James R. . 1957 through March 27, 1958. Freel Read was editor Department said the car Thoma!, Pt. Pleasant; Elmer Vetor- Memorial ~ . 28 Jobs Found For from March 9, 1959 through Dec. 31, 1959. Dwight C. traveling on Rt. 121, near the L. McFarland, New Haven; Kay AdmloltDI ~ Pew Grtnml, West Virginia Men Wetherholt held the position from Feb. 23, 1960, intersection of Rt. •hen Ellen Van Fomn, Rl. I MI. Racine; Vlrllrila ~cCIUl11, Ra· PT. . PLEASANT - Jack L. through Feb. 7, 1967. , C caught fire. Rutland Alto, W. Va.: men B. Snyder, clne· Nera Hartlnan ion& Bot. 0 0 1 • Smith, Minager of the Pt. ThomJIIOll erne ery. Firemen were summOned. Pl. Pleuant; Mrs. Roller L. tom.' Mo~u TrJpl:tt Pfi Pleaaant Local Office of U•e ACTIVITIES are gaining momentum for the Galllpo· lis Business and Professional Women's "Februar;y Mary Thompson, widow of J h Sherfff's depUties also Manley, Middleport; Mrs. oa. lam{· Smith Columbull. West Vlrg!Dla Deperlment of an accident at 2:25a.m. vid J. Wiseman, Rullond; Todd l>h...rP. Harry Lyopf, Employment Securlly, repert· Fling." Groups have been rehearsing dally (since Feb. L. W. Thompson, died '!'huts- osep Par1on11 7. 1) for tbe Feb. sbow. Wednesday, Director Ed· day mornlns at the borneol her PI'. PLEASANT Funeral day on Rt. 33 where Emily w. A . Tripp, Rt. 3 Pomeroy; Mro. J '!bel ~ Or Dillo 1 1 18 td saturday the local oUice service for Joseph !;layton Par· AluaO.:er, 25, Bernardsville, N, Arclltl! L. Pierce, Middleport; r., Enid ~je ' .a effected the placement of :1.11 ward H. Horner, Jr., hopes to bave the entire cast to- son In Fl. Worth, Te:s:. (In the old Smith Buick Showroom on State St.) :!,Ira. Tbompson, who resided sons, &7, Neal Road, Pt. Plea<J . lost control of her aoutn. Mrs. Cbarles M. Rowland, Jr., ·ey' · i gether iudivlduall in &alnlul employ· lor the show's initial run-through. Dress rehearsals ailS Court St. In Gallipolis, lu!d ani, will be held today (SUir ..;und car on a curve and tt Dundas; . Gina L. Runyon, Coal · menl du.intl January. (and P-icture taking chores) will highlight Thursday been visiting her son since day) at 2 p.m. In the Cbapman· went Into .. 1 ditch. Minor dam- Grove; Mrs. Brady S. Young, lluriPI tho prevloul 111011th of ni&ht s activities in the Washington School aOdltorium. last fall. Wilcoxen Funeral Home wtt!• age was reported and no arrest Wurtland, Ky.; Mrs. William J. Metp GetaenJIIGtpllll December, 19M, thert ..... li3 • • • She was the daughter of lhe the Rev. Kenneth Fuller and was made, Campbell, Jr., COolville; Gl·egAdmloiOid - Elfie Amolit, ' lndlyl~ placed Ia gainful ery K. Circle, Rt. 1 Racine. Pomero'y; Val lia"9'n&· at.h - · emp.Io,mlnt. · Thera were 140 THE Combat World Hunger campaign of Ohio CROP, late llafr"/ and Laura CUsb-lhe Rev .. H. ~· Wilcox officiala community appeal of Church World Service made man, and Is IUI'Vived by her mg. Bunal will follow iD Lone va., daughter of the late Blrllla · . ter. • • ' · · '· IDitlll dalllll Iliad with 1339 significant gains in 1966, nearly doubling contributions son Robert, one brother, Ralph Oak cemetery. drew Fred Mutters and Mary Mrs. Roger L. Manley, Mid· Dlsc.._rgeo .;.. None. '· weea of unemployment com- of 1965 according to Mrs. Howard Samplea, Gallipolis, CU!Ihman, Cincinnati, and • Mr. Parsons, a retired lire- Mutters. She was one of nine dleport, 10:22 a.m., son, Fr~ · )lllolillllo dalDied, aa comparCushman, man of tbe local fire deparf· children, and the last of h~r cloy; Mrs. Robert H. Roberts, . • • Ofla tho. D1anlb et Januer"/, a member of the Gallla County CWS-CROP committee. alster, Katherine CaUfotnla. ment, died Thursday uiiht at Immediate family. Eurela Star Kt., daughter, 1:· SQIJAD. SIIMIIJONED • • • U..·· wile los lnlllal c:lalms MRS. Samples received a report from Columbus re- Mrs. Tbemp•on wu a mem- his home. He waa born Janu- She was twice mlll'rled, 10 p.m. Friday. · . Po~y ~r-eacy . oquatl...... ~. . . weeka of cently stating $182,858.87 bad been received by tbe ber of tbe St. Peter's Eplscop>~la'l 29, lHO In Jacl<son Co1011Y to Frank Randolph. now d.. DfoCbar... ' m en were ·~ at 1i20 ~ compensation end of 1966. An additional $22,638.49, a result of the Cburcb. a aon of tbe late Hiram and ceased. ·Three chUdreu , from John G. Allbright, Herbert p. in. ,Qn s@~'Y; •!Oi Mn. rlilme4: - ... 1966 campaign, bas been received tbus far In 1967. Serv>ces wW be held M.,.. Jo~phln; Garnes Parsons. . this marriage surv1vi1111. a«' Canon, David ,Crawford, Mrl. Reed 'iVJt1; ~,:.~ 1'•~.~>: n~ . ..:l ~Gallia county's goal last year was ,1,000. Ga!Ua res!· cloy at 2 p.m., at the McCoy· Survlvlllll are bls widow. Arnold Randolph, . Co!umbuo; Allee . G. currln&ton, Mrs. ()s- erw. She waa taken " Vetel' ~- . dents contributed app;oxlmftely f800. Wetherbolt Funeral Home. Rev. Docha Cottrill PariiOilS; on • Lemuel Randolph, Springfield, car Deslockl, Dale F, Dielif. ans )oleiaorial H~lal • 1 G.lo~ Flpree A. H. MacKenZie will conduot dalflhl"':, Eloise Bu!lng, Ets- and Mrs. Malcolm Ja'*""n Gal· Ed.wart' G. Ebershach, Lloyd G. medical p' o,Uenl · .. lltale Aadltcr .,_ Clood IT took Robert (Bob) SUer and bit wife Pat nearly five aervl~. BUrial will be iD worth Air Force. Baae ln. ,Soutb uPolls. .. · · , , " n ........,. lllday lllltOUilced~- Februarf hours to drive from Morehead, Ky., to Pt. Pleasant Mound Hlll CemeterY. D*ota; four aona, Delmar of She waa married 1e . • · dlllrlbutllm el gaaoline taus to (90 miles) Monday night foUowlng the seaaon's firat P'rienda may call at lhe .fU· Ptr·· Pteasant, Denver t1 Syra- Borden, who aurvlvoa, hi: Galli· • ' . ,~ji; ...,lllcal oubdlvlllona of tho major snowfall. Siler, WJEH's sports director, broad· neral bome this evening. cuse, o ., Carl ol Huron. 1}., polls In 1907. FQUI'. d!Ddren .()ll , '.ll'flfu• !:... '"'"''"• ...~·.t-. Incl..> cast the MarshaU-Morebe1d balketball contest "llve" Faud Cbthrarles lslers • ,of JaMrclcsonvil• ~~· survlvl•• ~n1 thlo marrlalt ' ...,,.,.. ~t.inu 11 - ... ... ~ over WJEH-FM Monday night. lma•ine bow Bob felt illiD "'"' ... - •· Gallla county. Tu d f b .. 11'7 m DiJ""·• ee • • • • are Forrest llorden. Gl!Ulpoli11 · .w· -' "' , m:~. .ti ' . ...,._ w es ay a ter announcing a ectlc double overtime "' '"-• d Hf Ra ns ood Mra v v - '"'" ,.,;m.nt lncludod $3,7116,· thriller, followed by a five bour drive through all tbat William B. Danner, etl, (Ill'· 1 a er, ve w ; ' Rev. Nyle Borden, GaiJipoll• 81 snow. ot , '' · . ..m.;. In the new yeer -at TWENTY YEARS AGO, from tbe files of tbe Dally Trl· Ha was bom In Gl!lllpolla on 10 ~· Dunbar: ooe brother, ~11 Clierles, ••• ltllled mr 'Allg; I, tba 'Die ol $1 per registered bone and weekly GaUia Times ... J, Sherman Por· June 28, 11100, oon of the late seD af Ro....,..,, Oregon; lM4 durinl Wll'ld War U. motQr vehicle; $1,780,1100 for ter will return to G•lllpolia March 1 after spending Frank "Danner and Alma stg- grandcblldren and two · lfl!al Other 11Ul'Vlv01'8 blcluda nluo . the jltiUillll!ll at the rate of four months in Douglas, Arll:. . . Dr. Kenneth Wellt· Jer Danner. 1randcbildren. srandchU<Iren and oeven ll""•tl '' t211JIIO per county and ,1,11511,· .or elected firat presidtmt of Gallipolis Kiwanis club . .. Mr. Danner, fer many years,E ~ , IP'andchlldren. ·cttv~l a i6r tile 1,321 townships at Miles and Jobn Ep!lni made EaRle Scouts during lm· operated a shot repair shop mma Bo . · ·Mn. Jlorden wu an " the ·fate of tBOO per r.wnshlp. pressi.~e Scout ceremony bere ••• GABS upsell WeB· Dell to tha Trlbome of!1ce In Emma Lora rden, IS, of •meinller ' ln tho P.mt . Cnoi ,. aton 37-35 in final SEOAL tu.t. Gill!polla. 1312 Eastern Ave., Gaillpolla, Baptlll Cburcb lOr 16 · ' - -MI!CIOOL PBOMOO'ED He lrU married to the I«· died Friday ~ 10 p.m., 11 11er Sbe wu • · Galli Star WUU1111 B. M<!Cool, 11011 of Columbul Man IJ DIVORCE ASKED mer !'ranees Wrl&hl, of Galli· home follo'!lnl a tons lllneu. l"'iilee'al ~ trill Mr. and 1\!n. Roy E. McCool Killed In Craeb One pelidon for dlvqrce . polla, who iiUrviveo, atons wttb Mn. Bord011 waa lxlnl. on J1IIQocod bJ Miller~• !kJIM of Hazard, Ky., bas been promed In lhe Melli nro children, William ;;L.iriNDitan1·jJOiiuly-l~6,;,;;;iiii;iill\-~=.,..,wiiii . iiiiii"ii;ls. · to staff sergeant iD lhe Cbarlll1 RI)'II10DII Workm111, of the Clerk of Courts ner, Dallas, Tex., and o. Air Force. 23, ol MIS rre-t 11\., CoJwn. af'"- ~ayce Tumer, by Ann. of Jaeksollville. ~~== McCool is a _...,.~ buo, wao dead 011 llrfi¥alllllot. Elizabeth Frederick, vi. Aiao Me .rt!llf!, at ~AiB, ter Hosp11a1 ·d 1:46 p.m. flat.. Tomer, Jr., .a mli1or, Cool•lville,.\lhelro, Fr~ He Is a of Mia- urday following an aUIGII10bD• on cbargeo tl grou ne11ec1 Bla Wife, accident 011 RL 36 about two e:s:treme Ql'l1l!lty. The of Mr. mllet ._ o1 Wlncboellr 1D alao ...U e1II10dy of a mli1or C!l!, Mn, a.. of ... Jackoou County. child. . - IIi., ~ 'l'he 81ale lillhWIJ Patrol aaid .' ' " . Workman'a ustbound YoU.. ~GE LICENSE ~ baYi a.. 1111.pb!i WlieG .collided wtlll a ..,m Charlet Kelmttb Stewart, 23, to'll!ld 'out bo>lr llrelllu .. , ~ truck. Worlanan wu alllll II llouto 2, Cbesblre, mlllllr, and ,dice • · 'IIJtiOIIt 1JP11111 " 101 the time. The accident il 111111 vera Lee Ratcliff, li, Route ., _ . , • .... . UDder IJivllilpllan. Mtcklleporl. !llft!l1l, 1 lf'1UP of college · otudenlt: Bruce Stalnaker, Steve '· • • . .• • Captains, Workers in Gallia,Heart Drive: Announced by Mrs. Madge ~eal, Chairma.n ~'l'he ~ ~at111ol. ~oy, FebriW'Y 11. lMJ r ,) • ha!l bulldlni ll)d pve , their donaUODS to ljle llqr:l 1'und. WMPO Radio wtn talte lo die air broadcaslinc durin& lhe day from the tDWn ball on Seeond st. llulo l#at1 Q111 Miller and Coflee Lady Janet Kora will be ....,. In the momlnl to ~with resldents who "Have o ll4arl," wllen 1bey 1l0me In Wilb:,tbeli' dollatlons. Melp COdDtlanS partlclpatln& in lhe Uve entertainment dur· • • • I ·S ;,. .. I • Membership • • , D . S .d Progressing •' Man Burnet' Jn DOUSID" FIre ID AUl 0 , llhnfu- Mi""'Mi"" ~~:= ::cl:'::.-: ;;.f 0 0 • ;:..,~•:po~~~~~. ,:~:~i, ::":.~..::! ::e::IDDca:~ ·~~ ii;F1111efiii . ._...,oio;;'l!l!ll!ll!"oi' ·m:· :f#1W ' i , ir -:. ·~· . '· .;- : .•• ' ,. t. J . _:: '.·!' ; d!! : . Area Deaths " . ,rr-· . . .-, " ... ' ... ,, • {,. ' • ~ • �' ' I 'Have a Heiirl' is Th~me 114 ~.._ ...... ---""· ,u "ay n .. · 'V QV OR J. eSu• 01 II'.J D '.J • ...... !real< - ".. l11:oJoealulaa ' _, •-k p I ....... sp .. Ia tlit . ~ , · · ..tolaliJ o1 llso Mlllle,.n,.. "Have 1 t ; l!llho lbeme cllrecled by Mra. ~ille Swact· Itemoon'• lesll ties trill be Olllee. b' tl1o ·Heart Fund rally day I hamer; '!be Acoustiet, a group Mary Bewley, dlstrlcl w..un at dit lleYaf Cnww !cbeduled tor ~Q', Fa.' of Pomeroy Junior lillh Sdloot tative of the C!onl:ral Heart . lottllll C.•PMJ . .-ltr lith 11 tbo !'i.iiioroy to w n stuclents, Mil! Folmer. Tl mI Alan. Mra. .S.,ll!)' trill bl In .. 11or. Slit au. ~ 11 building, .......nltnc to Me!p vlli'O, John Lohse, and Roger town erpee~l!llr '!" ....... by Mr. Ut01 Mrt. Bar> Counly Heart Fund ehalr1111111, Cllm<lr'l; , the Bohemians, Rll· speaker at the :0VeD~ '1 Moon. Sl1e It .....,....i. ()aries (Dick) Karr, Sr. cllH! lll8l1 Sd1001, Steve Simp- of tbe Middl"'l!l.!"'= kJ ol llome. Dick County tnvlles tj1e re:sldeJrto of 80lt, M\k• Hayman, Charles Profeaalonal we.,.... • ~·~:~:~~~~~~~~~ Melp ID stop by city Snodgtaaa, Jeff Donahue, and Pledges mayl lle, phoneCI Mn Madge Neal cbalnnal' of lhe, 1911'1 Gallll ~ 110111" FIIIId Drive, Satun1ff IIIJIQUl> cod Gl!lllpolis captainS a n d wor\ert for "Hurt .....y." IC)Ieduled Feb. 11. County olft· dais be liter. '!be city olficlall are: 1 lng the IIIOn1kir 1riU be Plill Hill. and the New ~"ashlnna, Pomeroy 111gb Sdlool students Mike O'llrlen. Neil Colmer, Jeff Werry, 8nd Jlm An· the Hearl P'uncf, to, Wlii'O, die ~lion at ~ .,.. :1930 and • CB Radio· U • I from one of the onunl)''s etubo derson. wtU come to yevl 110me and Special 8111!81 durinl the of· plclt up four d~ Mra. lllarJANI Neum1111, Syncuse: Gerald' Powell, Racine: Jean HaYJIIIII, Syiacuse: Rev. Boward • Ruppelt, First Presbytert.n l2md1 of fljddleporl, and bls'lalber, Mr. Clarence Rup- pel!. 1D the afllrnoon, WMPO Music M001 Lan')' Anderson and Mileo Kusk wiD be oo the air II. the balldlllll. !nlroduolnl the ontertalDers lnoludlng:, '!be Biography, Nove~ Lead New Titles "Oplnlon of the Court" by William Woolfulk, • novel, ant! "Winston S. Clwrch!U," oy :Randolph s Cburel!lll a· billI'll .,.,;.., hlo 'el' 10 new Ct/~ealtd Friday at L~e Glllla County District Library. A major DOVel about the ly HOBART WILSON, JR. Court "Oplnloo So,............' MERRILL Evans, president of tbe Gallipolis City the ~" sweeps the Planning Commission, today reminded Cialllpoll· lnw <he publlc ail!! tans of Monday night's special planning commission tile of m!!ll and wom~ at sesailln, scheduled for 7:30 o'clock In ,111111mlt of events. . tbe Gall!a Academy High School audi· Woolfolk was editor of torium. Dateline: • • AFTER two years of planning, 0 Gallia ~ Buill. ~~Jed - C«PilbJ." ;M,... Lona l'leaaants; W"!'kon. 'i.lrs. William Cberrl"'lon. Mn. H~ r"/ Hamilton, Mn. P'\11 a-. ljMI Mn. P~IH Slundert, Mary 1\!osiiQillo, loin. Sllaron RamUWO. llelghll, Holcoll>\1. HDI, ' Edr1110111 Drive - C.plaln. Ml'l. Temporary Instruetor Employed • ' \ . , •• ' • ,.. . I ' • ... ' s' Joan Run)'lll ; WcderJ. Ml• Mll'llll !'lana. Mn.. ~ B MM. lor, M{'l. ~Joion Bu:<b• . , Mrl, J-.k Purl EUJ01t, WI. 'llelfll llr'tl~. Rathburn. • · ~ ' fteld. ·• 1 · Garfield Ave.. Halllda7 HIJ., 100 B~k ~ Captaln, ·Mn. Eut Galllpolls - y f.aptaiJI · Belmont ,Drive _ captain, Mn. ,Lola Mao Sutler; Worl<era. Mrr· Mn. Betty R~al; 'Wod<.,., ~· C.rolyri Neal· WOJ'ken Mn CarJ Blu, loin. Gerald Bu••· Jalllfl 'willttbij!oo • T,.ty·Et'- .. RusleU Wood, Mn. M~ y.,j phreya, Mn. John E. _ Ev...O, +~ Club led by Junlo.') ~vi• Robin..,., Mra. Jan1os Dalley. Mn. Donald Harrison, . !om. '01'1 Donna Adklno ,~ Conllie Mn. Monica Roderick, 111n. Jamtl IIetz, Mrs. M3J'C!I" Mas· Wblltl!llton, Darla Adl<lno, BreJ> P'loyd !lees. nuuon, Mn. De!Jr.ar ®.lier· da AdkinS. Janet Devl!Pil, b : . ea taln M lch, Mn. Charll!l J ll<own. · Ito ~vault, Lindt Buijl, Ka•· 100 Block P • 1'!!. '100 Bloct - CaptaiD, Mrt. eo Bullh, Oeorg"'a · Unlley. EUse Kimball; Workers, Mt'S. Mirjorio Conley: w~rkeu, Mh. l!arbera Nlbel1, Cathe:n U••· Mar"/ Lupton._ Mn. Jane Alln Ralph R. Martin, Mn. ,Shelbv ~..,.POd, Coonle !'JIIIIl18ton Lewis, M'!'.' Morris Weboll!r. Roberts, Mn. Chatter ,. Scott, C~y Wl1lltlnrtoD, L!oim• I'll!' Mn. Claude Evans. Mn. Be~ Mn. Leslie BOward. ". .!IJ, ) •' -.. Mllrld Bett. . . 800 Block - Captain, Mn. Colonial Subdlv!IIGD :100 Bloct - CaptalD, 1\11'$. 'lllelma Neal: Wor~ers. Ml'$. taln, ~· JUanita Dowler: . . Beu Ellcesaor: Workers, Mrs. Joan Derst. Miss ~na ·ROq, ,wo~)era, Mn .. Ma~ A" n Wjlltam Jenkins, M.-.: Ra)'- Mila VIckie Halik'"" M ~ , . a.~., ~,Etl/l!!, Gooob. OaD mond Willis, Miss GmgeJ Ell· Georse QUmore, Mn. Thomoa m"'~j~ !'!~{"'"· . Ja~ eesaor. Dun!llllOre. · , llil~ , - . Plants. Cecil E. Wolfe, 23, GaDipolls, 300 Block - Captain, Mn. 1100 Block .•- Captain, l(Ml , a~'Jeanb(f ~. Mra. Ed· bas been promoted to asslotarit Bernice McMabon; Workers, Pearl Hatfield; Wor~en. M'n..llh~t:\ f manager ol the )!:connmy sav- Mrs. Gordon Roth, Mrs. John Ralph Marlin, •Mn· Francis ''• e • ·1 Dr,tye. Orcl\ard ln~,:,?d,. ~an R~.tt:O!~ Comet~ Mn. Varney Faye Cle.o- Scott, Mn. Ella Condee. , . · 'WJI. . . ' Road, Henill~ cor~,. w • • denln. 1000 Block Ca"'•'•, &b. ' . .. . Cil~~ · manager 1'_... . .. , .-..; · · !""', Mts. Billie .lo 1 Wolfe has been asaoclated 1 ~ Block - Captain, M,.., Madge Neal: 'l!~~'korl· M! 1. a~wa: tn• Mra. 1m with the Gallipolis nlflce olnce Leona Trout; Workers, Mro. Chauncey Houck, Mra. Rob'elt Is FC!ii;!! Mrs. ii'4:bVt.Edward!o, March, 1985. Recently, be ...,. Margaret Price, Mrs. Junl~ KeWinS; Mrs . .!Juab Grahljm, lifrs, ·~ FianCii, Miu llretl· ceived 1 certificate sJsni!Yinl Wiiaon, Mrs. Albert J?urO••· Mra, Cbarles L. Stover, Mlloo da Calhoun, Ml!a RDOealll Meimeritorillll! completion of stud· Mrs. Kate Foater, Mrs. Sadle Portsmouth Road, Evans dows. wm "'"'""need Cecil\VoHe ed b . romot y P L company '"-;> ~~~·~d:ndwork E:Bfi::rl!b~! Man Ordered to Worltllo~st . Gallipolis' program is almost complete. Monday nigbt, major proposals and CleiiDI, lobn Amott, ai1CI Dave folk that more should be A graduate of Southern Lo· · · I'~<··" ' t ·: •I < ' recommendations will be presented by Bpenc«; .Doni '1'11m11<. a Ra· about the opinion of the cal Hi~h sch~l at Rlcloe, An Albany R. D. man waa 15 daya of the conllnemtnt time 1 •~ dear ~,; ,:,:tmt>iart cine ll1&h Scl1oo1 II.Udenl; the consultants. "The future of Gall!polis st tribunal and bow lts \\'olle ,. maiTled to lhe lor- sentenced to one- year In the was suspended and Laudermllt C. Rlcbmond, tlO ana . ...... depends on the correct assessment of l'ollllloJ HiP Scboo1 Cbolr, our Ions are reached. mer Sharon Brown, Minersville. Cinctnllall Workboi!Se lor viola· waa pla<loi on probation lot exceuive speed fori road condl· . needs and a workable program or meelini tbem," said Evans In announcing the purpose Cburchlll's blosraphy They have one ~· Jam!~, age lion ol probation from 1 non- two ;•ears. · lions and' 'Melvlo L. Cunning-· 10 support conviction Friday or the meetina. by his aon Is about the monthJ. Tbe Wolfes reOlde Ia He wal also given a suspendbam $10 and; cost., uno~ ve0 0 of his youth from !S'I4 to the Plants Subdivision, and at- Meiss County Court. · ed sbl-mvntha workboi!Se sent- hlcle: ' '· . ' from his birth to his rttum teod the First Baptist cburcb. Sente.1red ·by Juilge Frank W. ence on · a charge of falling w Bqi,d' ~eltq ~·.,..., ,.,. SUBJECT areas to be discussed will be annexation, • Porter, Jr., was Lafr"/ Powell, have an operator'• Ucense and neth ~ld,'· $ · eaell·, ·' on atreets, tborougbfares, public uilllties, downtown England frolll an American leeture tour on the very clay 23. Judge Porter elso Imposed ftned tjO and coals for not trona- cbarfel' 'til reckless ~ration area, schoois, fire protection, library, parks, recreation, Queen Victoria's funeral. ftnes on seven ather persons !erring a registration. and ·dltWr•ng the: pta"'; jeu and means of accomplishing tbe master plan. son bad exclusive use of and acceptod bonda against II• Other flues levied Included " Arnold;'$25' for iiiStdrbJI!g tile 0 Winston's letters and 'papers flVC 3l other chargea. William J. Reltmlre, f6 and peacer-J~~U Roasi¥', f2'/.50 Rio Grande Collage has emcompile the first volume. Edward Laudermllt was . costs, dri~lng an unsafe vehlc· lor p~ <Ill 1 J4!110w. Une ployed an !nalrl!CfOr to teach pLANNING commission members Richard Roderick, oentenced to sil<-mon. t iul confinele; Charles W. Stafford, •10 and Herbeit.Jones, $IS eacl!for Gary R. Short, Raymond Jones, Clarence Waugb economics temp'oratily until Other ficUon books rel•e&S!!d I ment In the couniJ jail on 1 and costa, DO operator'! license; nc operator's lll!ense and speed· June. He Is J. Boulton Wilson, and Evans have sacriftced many hours of their time to Friday were: "Nothing 25, a native ol Ptltsburgh, Pa. make Gallipolis a better place to live. Now, it's up to Breaks Except the Heart," by ~D~Wl~c=hM=g~e~.~F~w=e=m=o=n=dl&~and ~~~~~~::.I:•:aa:cs:•:':IO:an::d:co:•~ts;,:•s:·:i•:g:.:::::::::.::::'::: Wilson received a Bachelor you, the citizens, to help wind up this project. The Kay Boyle; "The Nevermere Tbe 1967 memberlhlp drive 1 meeting should be a "must" on everybody's calendar. of Arts degree with a major In of the Middleport Chamber of Affair" by Kale Wilhelm; "4.11 Commerce • • • was reported as economics and a Bacbelor of In the Family" by Edwin 0'· "ARE you the Tribune's youngest editor?" aaked a o Science degree with a major iD Connor, and "Valentia" by Ev· progressing well when mem· fellow Gallipolis Lion Tuesday evening. Our ans· bers met Friday night In office chemistry from Olterbela Colelyn A. Stephens. of the Columbus & Southern PI lege. He minored in mathemat- wer was "no." Harold W. Wetberholt, on July 1, 1924, 0 0 became editor and publisher of the Tribune when be Other DOD • fiction were: Ohio Electric Comp•ny. ics and bloloSY. He has a Mast- was but 24 years old. Harold was not only tbe Trl· "How to Flz Almost . Cash Bohr, organization pl"!s~r of Buslness Administration bune's youngest editor In history, be also held tbe thing" by Stanley !dent, reported the membership A R 0 1 LangiVIile man sui- Hol••r Hospltalo Vl•ltlng Fraley, Larry E. Grubb, II, from Bowling Green State Unl· UUe longer than any other lndividual-301'. years. Red;, White and Blake " drive is belns continued and fered ·mi~or burns when he hours 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Parents Mrs. Walter H. Harmon, JooL>ersity where he majored in 0 • • ent, by Herbert Wendt; Afrturged all present memberl tO tempted to douse a blaze only on Pediatrics Ward. eph Jeffers, Mro. Hubert Kelly, economics, statisUsc, and mar· teting. WILLiAM G. Sibley was the flnt Tribune editor. He can Art In American Coole<- assist in recruiting new """': !be hood of his 111111 mndel Admloioas James S. Lu~ford, Mn. RlcbSince his graduation from llons" by Warren Robbins, Alwilda Werner, treasurer, remobile Friday night Mrs. Earl P. Brull'field, ~ ard Newvahner, Tim L. Smltb, held the post from Oct. 4, 1893, to Feb. 14, 1920. Bowling Green In June, 19116, Ellis Sibley was editor from Feb. 14, 1920, to July 1, "Unsafe at Any Speed,'' ported the 11166. Chrl~tmas Pro· Taken to Veteran; Memnrial Second A\>e.; Ray F. Blake- Bastl L; Trlpltll, Mrs. G. Roll· Wilson has worked for the H. 1924. Then came Harold Wetherholt. He was succeed· Ralph llader. motion was a fman<1al succe••· Hoapltal and later transferred man, Rt. I Gal)ipollo; Mrs. Re- er Beatty, Mrs, C. M. Rowland, I. Heinz company In lime ed by Vic Sherow on Jan. 13, 1955. Sherow held tbe , to Plea;ant Valley Hospital r9r va R. Reynolds, 61 MID creek Mrs. HMold E. Wolle and IJ>. study, production facllllies, an- post through June 12, 1W57. (Vic was ma!lllging editor treatment, was Clair E. Swan, Rd.; Mrs. Robert H. Roberto, font daughter. alyals and quality controL here two years before be assumed the editor's job.) R. D. 1, i.angovllle. Lower River Rd.; Herman D. . ---Bryan McNamara was managing editor from June 24, Tbe Meigs Coonty Sherlif's Roas, Muon; Mrs. James R. . 1957 through March 27, 1958. Freel Read was editor Department said the car Thoma!, Pt. Pleasant; Elmer Vetor- Memorial ~ . 28 Jobs Found For from March 9, 1959 through Dec. 31, 1959. Dwight C. traveling on Rt. 121, near the L. McFarland, New Haven; Kay AdmloltDI ~ Pew Grtnml, West Virginia Men Wetherholt held the position from Feb. 23, 1960, intersection of Rt. •hen Ellen Van Fomn, Rl. I MI. Racine; Vlrllrila ~cCIUl11, Ra· PT. . PLEASANT - Jack L. through Feb. 7, 1967. , C caught fire. Rutland Alto, W. Va.: men B. Snyder, clne· Nera Hartlnan ion& Bot. 0 0 1 • Smith, Minager of the Pt. ThomJIIOll erne ery. Firemen were summOned. Pl. Pleuant; Mrs. Roller L. tom.' Mo~u TrJpl:tt Pfi Pleaaant Local Office of U•e ACTIVITIES are gaining momentum for the Galllpo· lis Business and Professional Women's "Februar;y Mary Thompson, widow of J h Sherfff's depUties also Manley, Middleport; Mrs. oa. lam{· Smith Columbull. West Vlrg!Dla Deperlment of an accident at 2:25a.m. vid J. Wiseman, Rullond; Todd l>h...rP. Harry Lyopf, Employment Securlly, repert· Fling." Groups have been rehearsing dally (since Feb. L. W. Thompson, died '!'huts- osep Par1on11 7. 1) for tbe Feb. sbow. Wednesday, Director Ed· day mornlns at the borneol her PI'. PLEASANT Funeral day on Rt. 33 where Emily w. A . Tripp, Rt. 3 Pomeroy; Mro. J '!bel ~ Or Dillo 1 1 18 td saturday the local oUice service for Joseph !;layton Par· AluaO.:er, 25, Bernardsville, N, Arclltl! L. Pierce, Middleport; r., Enid ~je ' .a effected the placement of :1.11 ward H. Horner, Jr., hopes to bave the entire cast to- son In Fl. Worth, Te:s:. (In the old Smith Buick Showroom on State St.) :!,Ira. Tbompson, who resided sons, &7, Neal Road, Pt. Plea<J . lost control of her aoutn. Mrs. Cbarles M. Rowland, Jr., ·ey' · i gether iudivlduall in &alnlul employ· lor the show's initial run-through. Dress rehearsals ailS Court St. In Gallipolis, lu!d ani, will be held today (SUir ..;und car on a curve and tt Dundas; . Gina L. Runyon, Coal · menl du.intl January. (and P-icture taking chores) will highlight Thursday been visiting her son since day) at 2 p.m. In the Cbapman· went Into .. 1 ditch. Minor dam- Grove; Mrs. Brady S. Young, lluriPI tho prevloul 111011th of ni&ht s activities in the Washington School aOdltorium. last fall. Wilcoxen Funeral Home wtt!• age was reported and no arrest Wurtland, Ky.; Mrs. William J. Metp GetaenJIIGtpllll December, 19M, thert ..... li3 • • • She was the daughter of lhe the Rev. Kenneth Fuller and was made, Campbell, Jr., COolville; Gl·egAdmloiOid - Elfie Amolit, ' lndlyl~ placed Ia gainful ery K. Circle, Rt. 1 Racine. Pomero'y; Val lia"9'n&· at.h - · emp.Io,mlnt. · Thera were 140 THE Combat World Hunger campaign of Ohio CROP, late llafr"/ and Laura CUsb-lhe Rev .. H. ~· Wilcox officiala community appeal of Church World Service made man, and Is IUI'Vived by her mg. Bunal will follow iD Lone va., daughter of the late Blrllla · . ter. • • ' · · '· IDitlll dalllll Iliad with 1339 significant gains in 1966, nearly doubling contributions son Robert, one brother, Ralph Oak cemetery. drew Fred Mutters and Mary Mrs. Roger L. Manley, Mid· Dlsc.._rgeo .;.. None. '· weea of unemployment com- of 1965 according to Mrs. Howard Samplea, Gallipolis, CU!Ihman, Cincinnati, and • Mr. Parsons, a retired lire- Mutters. She was one of nine dleport, 10:22 a.m., son, Fr~ · )lllolillllo dalDied, aa comparCushman, man of tbe local fire deparf· children, and the last of h~r cloy; Mrs. Robert H. Roberts, . • • Ofla tho. D1anlb et Januer"/, a member of the Gallla County CWS-CROP committee. alster, Katherine CaUfotnla. ment, died Thursday uiiht at Immediate family. Eurela Star Kt., daughter, 1:· SQIJAD. SIIMIIJONED • • • U..·· wile los lnlllal c:lalms MRS. Samples received a report from Columbus re- Mrs. Tbemp•on wu a mem- his home. He waa born Janu- She was twice mlll'rled, 10 p.m. Friday. · . Po~y ~r-eacy . oquatl...... ~. . . weeka of cently stating $182,858.87 bad been received by tbe ber of tbe St. Peter's Eplscop>~la'l 29, lHO In Jacl<son Co1011Y to Frank Randolph. now d.. DfoCbar... ' m en were ·~ at 1i20 ~ compensation end of 1966. An additional $22,638.49, a result of the Cburcb. a aon of tbe late Hiram and ceased. ·Three chUdreu , from John G. Allbright, Herbert p. in. ,Qn s@~'Y; •!Oi Mn. rlilme4: - ... 1966 campaign, bas been received tbus far In 1967. Serv>ces wW be held M.,.. Jo~phln; Garnes Parsons. . this marriage surv1vi1111. a«' Canon, David ,Crawford, Mrl. Reed 'iVJt1; ~,:.~ 1'•~.~>: n~ . ..:l ~Gallia county's goal last year was ,1,000. Ga!Ua res!· cloy at 2 p.m., at the McCoy· Survlvlllll are bls widow. Arnold Randolph, . Co!umbuo; Allee . G. currln&ton, Mrs. ()s- erw. She waa taken " Vetel' ~- . dents contributed app;oxlmftely f800. Wetherbolt Funeral Home. Rev. Docha Cottrill PariiOilS; on • Lemuel Randolph, Springfield, car Deslockl, Dale F, Dielif. ans )oleiaorial H~lal • 1 G.lo~ Flpree A. H. MacKenZie will conduot dalflhl"':, Eloise Bu!lng, Ets- and Mrs. Malcolm Ja'*""n Gal· Ed.wart' G. Ebershach, Lloyd G. medical p' o,Uenl · .. lltale Aadltcr .,_ Clood IT took Robert (Bob) SUer and bit wife Pat nearly five aervl~. BUrial will be iD worth Air Force. Baae ln. ,Soutb uPolls. .. · · , , " n ........,. lllday lllltOUilced~- Februarf hours to drive from Morehead, Ky., to Pt. Pleasant Mound Hlll CemeterY. D*ota; four aona, Delmar of She waa married 1e . • · dlllrlbutllm el gaaoline taus to (90 miles) Monday night foUowlng the seaaon's firat P'rienda may call at lhe .fU· Ptr·· Pteasant, Denver t1 Syra- Borden, who aurvlvoa, hi: Galli· • ' . ,~ji; ...,lllcal oubdlvlllona of tho major snowfall. Siler, WJEH's sports director, broad· neral bome this evening. cuse, o ., Carl ol Huron. 1}., polls In 1907. FQUI'. d!Ddren .()ll , '.ll'flfu• !:... '"'"''"• ...~·.t-. Incl..> cast the MarshaU-Morebe1d balketball contest "llve" Faud Cbthrarles lslers • ,of JaMrclcsonvil• ~~· survlvl•• ~n1 thlo marrlalt ' ...,,.,.. ~t.inu 11 - ... ... ~ over WJEH-FM Monday night. lma•ine bow Bob felt illiD "'"' ... - •· Gallla county. Tu d f b .. 11'7 m DiJ""·• ee • • • • are Forrest llorden. Gl!Ulpoli11 · .w· -' "' , m:~. .ti ' . ...,._ w es ay a ter announcing a ectlc double overtime "' '"-• d Hf Ra ns ood Mra v v - '"'" ,.,;m.nt lncludod $3,7116,· thriller, followed by a five bour drive through all tbat William B. Danner, etl, (Ill'· 1 a er, ve w ; ' Rev. Nyle Borden, GaiJipoll• 81 snow. ot , '' · . ..m.;. In the new yeer -at TWENTY YEARS AGO, from tbe files of tbe Dally Trl· Ha was bom In Gl!lllpolla on 10 ~· Dunbar: ooe brother, ~11 Clierles, ••• ltllled mr 'Allg; I, tba 'Die ol $1 per registered bone and weekly GaUia Times ... J, Sherman Por· June 28, 11100, oon of the late seD af Ro....,..,, Oregon; lM4 durinl Wll'ld War U. motQr vehicle; $1,780,1100 for ter will return to G•lllpolia March 1 after spending Frank "Danner and Alma stg- grandcblldren and two · lfl!al Other 11Ul'Vlv01'8 blcluda nluo . the jltiUillll!ll at the rate of four months in Douglas, Arll:. . . Dr. Kenneth Wellt· Jer Danner. 1randcbildren. srandchU<Iren and oeven ll""•tl '' t211JIIO per county and ,1,11511,· .or elected firat presidtmt of Gallipolis Kiwanis club . .. Mr. Danner, fer many years,E ~ , IP'andchlldren. ·cttv~l a i6r tile 1,321 townships at Miles and Jobn Ep!lni made EaRle Scouts during lm· operated a shot repair shop mma Bo . · ·Mn. Jlorden wu an " the ·fate of tBOO per r.wnshlp. pressi.~e Scout ceremony bere ••• GABS upsell WeB· Dell to tha Trlbome of!1ce In Emma Lora rden, IS, of •meinller ' ln tho P.mt . Cnoi ,. aton 37-35 in final SEOAL tu.t. Gill!polla. 1312 Eastern Ave., Gaillpolla, Baptlll Cburcb lOr 16 · ' - -MI!CIOOL PBOMOO'ED He lrU married to the I«· died Friday ~ 10 p.m., 11 11er Sbe wu • · Galli Star WUU1111 B. M<!Cool, 11011 of Columbul Man IJ DIVORCE ASKED mer !'ranees Wrl&hl, of Galli· home follo'!lnl a tons lllneu. l"'iilee'al ~ trill Mr. and 1\!n. Roy E. McCool Killed In Craeb One pelidon for dlvqrce . polla, who iiUrviveo, atons wttb Mn. Bord011 waa lxlnl. on J1IIQocod bJ Miller~• !kJIM of Hazard, Ky., bas been promed In lhe Melli nro children, William ;;L.iriNDitan1·jJOiiuly-l~6,;,;;;iiii;iill\-~=.,..,wiiii . iiiiii"ii;ls. · to staff sergeant iD lhe Cbarlll1 RI)'II10DII Workm111, of the Clerk of Courts ner, Dallas, Tex., and o. Air Force. 23, ol MIS rre-t 11\., CoJwn. af'"- ~ayce Tumer, by Ann. of Jaeksollville. ~~== McCool is a _...,.~ buo, wao dead 011 llrfi¥alllllot. Elizabeth Frederick, vi. Aiao Me .rt!llf!, at ~AiB, ter Hosp11a1 ·d 1:46 p.m. flat.. Tomer, Jr., .a mli1or, Cool•lville,.\lhelro, Fr~ He Is a of Mia- urday following an aUIGII10bD• on cbargeo tl grou ne11ec1 Bla Wife, accident 011 RL 36 about two e:s:treme Ql'l1l!lty. The of Mr. mllet ._ o1 Wlncboellr 1D alao ...U e1II10dy of a mli1or C!l!, Mn, a.. of ... Jackoou County. child. . - IIi., ~ 'l'he 81ale lillhWIJ Patrol aaid .' ' " . Workman'a ustbound YoU.. ~GE LICENSE ~ baYi a.. 1111.pb!i WlieG .collided wtlll a ..,m Charlet Kelmttb Stewart, 23, to'll!ld 'out bo>lr llrelllu .. , ~ truck. Worlanan wu alllll II llouto 2, Cbesblre, mlllllr, and ,dice • · 'IIJtiOIIt 1JP11111 " 101 the time. The accident il 111111 vera Lee Ratcliff, li, Route ., _ . , • .... . UDder IJivllilpllan. Mtcklleporl. !llft!l1l, 1 lf'1UP of college · otudenlt: Bruce Stalnaker, Steve '· • • . .• • Captains, Workers in Gallia,Heart Drive: Announced by Mrs. Madge ~eal, Chairma.n ~'l'he ~ ~at111ol. ~oy, FebriW'Y 11. lMJ r ,) • ha!l bulldlni ll)d pve , their donaUODS to ljle llqr:l 1'und. WMPO Radio wtn talte lo die air broadcaslinc durin& lhe day from the tDWn ball on Seeond st. llulo l#at1 Q111 Miller and Coflee Lady Janet Kora will be ....,. In the momlnl to ~with resldents who "Have o ll4arl," wllen 1bey 1l0me In Wilb:,tbeli' dollatlons. Melp COdDtlanS partlclpatln& in lhe Uve entertainment dur· • • • I ·S ;,. .. I • Membership • • , D . S .d Progressing •' Man Burnet' Jn DOUSID" FIre ID AUl 0 , llhnfu- Mi""'Mi"" ~~:= ::cl:'::.-: ;;.f 0 0 • ;:..,~•:po~~~~~. ,:~:~i, ::":.~..::! ::e::IDDca:~ ·~~ ii;F1111efiii . ._...,oio;;'l!l!ll!ll!"oi' ·m:· :f#1W ' i , ir -:. ·~· . '· .;- : .•• ' ,. t. J . _:: '.·!' ; d!! : . Area Deaths " . ,rr-· . . .-, " ... ' ... ,, • {,. ' • ~ • �, • • . '. .' 'I Van Brocklin Again Resigns His VikingS Coaching Joti biOJIII.IIaalldlooo11116 ...... , BIJ Bend El&btb Grad• butellloll COON&meol s..... 'day moralag IDd ~a . Pl. Pleuu& dowD«< MlddJ6. ,.n u.ze, GaUipoUt defeatool Po!!WOIZ-It Eastom . . _ ed Rallalld IHt lad Wahamo Ileal Racine, 31-ZZ. Final -M wW bo 18-' 1I R t...-.. P •a ~ Saturday. GaUlpolia IDd Pl. Pleuul will hallie lor Ike chumpl..,.bip; Middleport and Pomeroy wlll seek lhlrd place bonon. Free Throws Beat BuckeyeS two\ OOLUMBUS, Oblo <UP!) - ,!be Bllckeyos ahead with Roske!, ,\J Howeley and .Roll • points, and Rowley will!. . . . Gerry JODel' hit two free •free !brows with 210 left. Iowa Seplc doing mOll Of the ·IICOri.og. ' • ...,. , !brows with one JeCODd left I!! caUed a time with 21 oecond.s The Oawkl narrowed the • I 1o by the intennlsslon. the Big Tea pme and &ave to so and used up aU but one . . Iowa a """"'~hind '13-72 aeeond before Jones was !011led Sam Williams, !be Big vlctoey over Ollio Stat<o Satur- by Ho!ket as he tried 1o gel oUleadJns ocorer, led lbil Hawks day aftemoon. .a shot, ' •wilb 21 .po!nta and Jones The Hawkeyes bold the ball \ The Buckeyes bad led ed 15, will 11 coming in !be • !rom !be time Bill lloiket put tbrougboul the first haU witll second half. Hosket, with Zl ~~~~~~~~~~~~§~~~!!.' 1 ' Wings Blast Foe 6-3 DETROIT (UPI) - The paging Detroit Red WI n g erupted for four goal• in I h first period on lbelr way !heir fifth straight victllry, over the New ·York Rruigers tn a National Hockey League game Saturday. Bruce MacGregor,, GOrdie Howe and former Rangers Ray Cullen and Ted Hamps011 aU . scored in the forst· period. Norm Ullman seored bis 2l~t of !be season in the l~st period. ' ,. ···~ :.r. ,, . •{. · Harvey Kuenn Announces Retirement From Baseball .. · i• .<, .. the DiS Ten and 10.7 _ . . ;. The win Upl loQ .10 contention lor the Ill& :< ~ 1 nshi "''amp 0 ·p with lA an u.g aeaso11. •• 1 .-.. Toledo Nips ! OU84-801n. MAC Thriller �, • • . '. .' 'I Van Brocklin Again Resigns His VikingS Coaching Joti biOJIII.IIaalldlooo11116 ...... , BIJ Bend El&btb Grad• butellloll COON&meol s..... 'day moralag IDd ~a . Pl. Pleuu& dowD«< MlddJ6. ,.n u.ze, GaUipoUt defeatool Po!!WOIZ-It Eastom . . _ ed Rallalld IHt lad Wahamo Ileal Racine, 31-ZZ. Final -M wW bo 18-' 1I R t...-.. P •a ~ Saturday. GaUlpolia IDd Pl. Pleuul will hallie lor Ike chumpl..,.bip; Middleport and Pomeroy wlll seek lhlrd place bonon. Free Throws Beat BuckeyeS two\ OOLUMBUS, Oblo <UP!) - ,!be Bllckeyos ahead with Roske!, ,\J Howeley and .Roll • points, and Rowley will!. . . . Gerry JODel' hit two free •free !brows with 210 left. Iowa Seplc doing mOll Of the ·IICOri.og. ' • ...,. , !brows with one JeCODd left I!! caUed a time with 21 oecond.s The Oawkl narrowed the • I 1o by the intennlsslon. the Big Tea pme and &ave to so and used up aU but one . . Iowa a """"'~hind '13-72 aeeond before Jones was !011led Sam Williams, !be Big vlctoey over Ollio Stat<o Satur- by Ho!ket as he tried 1o gel oUleadJns ocorer, led lbil Hawks day aftemoon. .a shot, ' •wilb 21 .po!nta and Jones The Hawkeyes bold the ball \ The Buckeyes bad led ed 15, will 11 coming in !be • !rom !be time Bill lloiket put tbrougboul the first haU witll second half. Hosket, with Zl ~~~~~~~~~~~~§~~~!!.' 1 ' Wings Blast Foe 6-3 DETROIT (UPI) - The paging Detroit Red WI n g erupted for four goal• in I h first period on lbelr way !heir fifth straight victllry, over the New ·York Rruigers tn a National Hockey League game Saturday. Bruce MacGregor,, GOrdie Howe and former Rangers Ray Cullen and Ted Hamps011 aU . scored in the forst· period. Norm Ullman seored bis 2l~t of !be season in the l~st period. ' ,. ···~ :.r. ,, . •{. · Harvey Kuenn Announces Retirement From Baseball .. · i• .<, .. the DiS Ten and 10.7 _ . . ;. The win Upl loQ .10 contention lor the Ill& :< ~ 1 nshi "''amp 0 ·p with lA an u.g aeaso11. •• 1 .-.. Toledo Nips ! OU84-801n. MAC Thriller �.... .. ' \ • e • 0 • a11, IDS Pomeroy Panthers 44th Gallia Tourney B~fqre PatkOO J:louse ... ::"ortt jaalor, t.at 'Ill lM!1 u ~.li"'ttnc olr 11 . ,._. 1-1-1: lllf'* . fJ l"f h1ULA. . . 7 W 1M :.·~lilT!! d 1 u.,..,.. 'l'rlet doWJI lfarlll 1o -.a, ..... lloull, l-It top rehoo..it,. ...,._ of lbo T~ Jl I IL w I .. II 1r . . Willi W M , · · #'*I m•ppell a five.aame lOsiDC streak In Southeastern Ohio Gallia lf.N 1011 Kl'l« CrMk ..,___, ...,. 1 rr. t11roer lll&bl No:-. Glllla. ID) - 11111·1-4 tw. Olb!lr a.too'li: ..... • • ·• I..ea1ile play Friday by defeaUnc vltritlng Pomeroy eli- defeatllll lloulhwflllenl, defi!IJ4. tw 1bo l'btel, 114 Dill s_.. 'l'rlet W ·M • lbo -a: ..,_ l t I; R•Ju 11- 11111 _ . ft1111 .... H • · Gat 1111. 1-1 . .w. "' 158. )JltdteU quit the team ~. 17, after being benched IIlli champion, '/NT Friday Sheel8 u ,..,., ud PuCh Olld of 1bt · lint ,.... 1111!11 1-1&: J'wll I 1- ~~ II ell I • llaeldfJ 1-11 ...... SVACI ·u' 1 · 1 at ~ropve.th ' f ' '·bed th I l~H• nf renee , night to advance to lhe flnais ~ "' <UI NGI'III Gal~~· maintained lmlnufalrle-alllof .... ~ -4 It;~:--~ '8. . ' D ,...,.. ·If ,... .., Ril!ll . • ..., an ers m.. e r """"' co e of the ~th o\JIDil&l Gallia lead to 1/4. NGI'III Gallla ....,. the ellllinl woo ... ~ ,._... · ' .JoiiD ••••· " 11111.•• celte1:•!e with a 6-8 record. Overall, the charges of Coaeh County llalketball TllumameDt ed time 11011. hall wben lbe Pirltos 'ftlll Paced by . . . SpanJdlal. 1- .,._. -a.t IN IIi 11r ·• _, OeU• Dl!loul' IIIIa Moore were H goina into last night's contest Saturday lllabt at North Gellla Wbea play r.une4 Coach ahead 2S-22. NGI'III Gllllll lf«m. 11 . llflllor, • -.1 Iii • Ill . . lliJI!I . • 541 )Ill«, llad • ,...,... -, IP!ml Southern Local. Paul Dlllaa'• Wildcat. won& 1ft. oct bael< ill the tblrd period 1011 poi!ltl, ltyler CleM 1D lop 1M at 1bt Olld ol 1bt IJrlt . ' Qa!19>11s scored Ita second with 7:01 1elt in the \ same. illlh Sehool. the lead tor the lint lime piled up a JJ.polnl lead 31-Jt 'Ito lhlrd will f1 jbe • - .,.. pll'lod. ll ,.._ .. . Southwulenl b11 Cllly 21 el if.1 llll'lOAL will in 13 outlnp. Nen Mitchell made It 47~ with two G.::,th~z.~;'"'w!!O:,l N~ ~lnce the 'closing MCOOds of wtth 4:111 left Ill tho period. ST over lloalllwalerD ill 1111 U., ·llalioall P!'lllll .., M-21 llhotllor IJ,1por .-llld ~: Friday, the Galllana journey to free toosea at .the J :47 mart. G m. Sat- lhe flrll hall DanielA lloJe the Dave Oonlm bM 20 polnta "'""'lnC ~ ol lbe ..,..... 'at hai!IID. IrPr Cree heW 1M of 11 ltciD tile loa! llu:t." 7 Logllll for ibetr Jlnal confer· Bob Ford hlt a short jumper, solaUM.J~ al (N) ball from Deel, r.ll jwl- 1011 a of Hannan Trace'• SS menl . a Clllil/artatilf tia led t1 lbe 1l)tOr Creek 1118110 27 of II once pme. Last Di&hl, Dulle Lpfan reduced lllt-46 with two urday 1er a. ior Pirate, ll!ld ICOn!d on · 1 reboundl to pace the Wlldcall. Tile llobeall had defeated tile IIIII of Ibm perlo)dl. fnlm the !lad for. 41.7 per 1 s....,•• boys pll)'ed 'at Che"" more free tosses <he hlt 13 of ~U~edU: ~!'n,~ons:·~. layup. Terr)- Cremeens, s,.u Sheell had 10 ~. Dean JllgblandoN-.,. Q/11 dur- Tile lll&NIIIIden cui the .,. had II ol 21 II the ~ apeake. GAllS was lrll going 20 at the 5:45 marl<. cooler <¥COred and lfa<UIID Wise, 1;.10 l<llior, bit for II log the Sol!llwll ValleJ Alb1el- K,ypr Creek lead ID 11x polllt.l lllroW ' - · .. ( Into last Dlgbl'a o»~~IM. folil<heU 's crlp made 11 51~. 81 8 ' 311 ~ATS 5N3 , Trace' went ahead 511-47, ntver points and Crellll\lells bad 12. tc ~ aeUOII aod red< IN& eariJ Ill the fow1ll periOd. Soutl,.resterJ! 711 15 .. Allllootgb lbe Bloe Devils~ and Gene Jacksoo added • . free Playing before a "standlna: 1o he hellded. The Wt!cata led Coach Mike Morrison's Ptr- as "I1Vlll'ltos" to lake · 1bt 'l1lat wu • clcee it IIIey 1<11. Ky Creek 11 1114 :D _ " ' lbllr borne eampalp with lois at lhe 4:21 mark, BJvlng room onl .. crowd Friday night ~ w!Ui 1:3& left. · ales hlt 21 of 115 llbots for IU lourllamellt. 'nle Bobcall ......,. ap 11 gor "" !,~ I G = G~ ~!!6 11 of 17:: edJ";Z. '::..~ ~ IIDIIII- · 1n the oat Ibm mJn. 11 llow 1111'1 Ill) 1; to 52. n'-n .f'raoe roared bact from Dave J1aler. f.3 junior pivot- per ee~ aod ~""". · Bel th a Q.3JI third perlod deficit to mau for the Pirates, lllrDed In the I Une. Jlnnan ,..... · • u llolllbuil•n weal cold. -WI: Shriver 3-l- ; <OIIIIilllled It turnovers, Porn- 48 with 4:07 ie1t. ore e ertake the Pirates as Dave biJ best performance of the c:onnecte4 on S7 of 53 from the H lOpbolllt)r:t guard, bad 13 .t t.lla~IO.,.... a polnL KJ- kill ·~-t-10; Notllr 1-1-4 0 . . . . . with I..any MltelleD. 1-11 j'lllllor for• ward bacS ht. the lllleup for the ftrlt tlme Iince Dee. 18, aT~ TIIOII&i l'ulb. 1-U ». a ,.; _.Ita "'* _.w ,::tt' :,:ct &:.,. had cent; It-., eel Southern Trips Foe 58-47 UJ~STAR ';! "'t ;:!eel ....., qd 13. GAllS collected :H Panthers could ocore aaaill, ~ !Guls, Pomeroy had 17. Jacksob tall1ed a crip, two free GaDia'l Jollll OaYidiOD fouled out. D wa 1 blttor defeat for the PaDIIlerl. Had lba Mooremen willl, lhe)' would bave been . . aund ollbelr 11rat wiiiDIII& ,.,... throws, ond D~vldson ~ a short jumper, Blvlntl the Galli· 8JII a 58-18 lead wltb 2:53 remalnlns. Pomeroy reclueed II to five points - 81..lfl - with 40 .... ro:: :"' ,!"' .....,..• go. - sE!OAL. ·wm year, PHS will codooilil... with Middleport and !Miaod Aftlr· a Dip 1011 tuct lint quazt., O.Ufpolls 'ftlll ahead victory. Surge,. RipHounds 68•7-d1'!5 e~ . _ Athens wr;n SEO Leam1.e ·~ tJ' .. · s' T ons r . l ) .- · ,; · · ""'"I S.ad1 ·=-:~~· I ' !. Gil y : i fr ~ F "d N" h c Sco n ay )~ t age res fha~~~· ::~ ~:.:;;gi~:~theo~:~ ~~~= eel came ( . ... a.t led 11-44 with 1:01 Clrtlor J 1 L Tulak • I 11.~ WI lD lbo pme IJpr o.t 1'111 - ~ • . . InC 7. 1 a: Han ,....._. lfall, Spauldlac aild Jl m Grose 6--04· llrad!lUt7 ~ ' Whit. .,& taDled Sb: po!Dts lD 11 • Wbill 3-i-P 'rGIIIa Jr.;;. a blc 11-poiDt fourth period u ' the Bobeall lefYed IIOIICe _to ,....,._ _ .. '1:!1 • Pomoroy hit 'tl per cent !rom Coaeh (J!arlle MeAfee'a Alb- slow-dolrll pme -'tel .. 1HuD tossed 1)1 14 lor lbe 111111 11--14: the field, slnl:Jng 1& of 54 at· . N lao ...._. Uled deliberate the l'tiDIIIni J.raameD At 1bt Din8 Bull(qL S 0 l; • 8 temp!B. From lhe roul circle, Wellston's Golden Rocketa etun,lnated the e ens .'lai~.. 1be Hammell! 0 :L ror~ ...,. · • balftlme 1, w"" Jt.1 and AU..\ Moote Gilliland the Ponlhen hit 26 Of 41. PHS ville Greyhounds from contention tn -the SEOAL ~, IIODll • stalUng game FriU, ens led 31•20 oiler lbree quart- Jaei<loD player to bit double 15-411. ~ for left Ill lhe colleeted 25 rebounds. Bill Rod- romping past the visitors 69-55 in a run-a·way contest nilJbt to· slow down Jackson ers. I IIguRs .. he netted 10, points i Seor<! by quarten: • secoDII period when P. J. Ryal ford and Logan had seven each. Friday Digllt. veri lead and lmoet tile Iruunen Into nte 'lklor7 moved Atllens 1ft. with Harold Howe addloa eJ&bl. lJadJion I 11 • va f. tipped Ill a re'bound. That GABS bit az per c:ent from The Rockets raced off to a 2~-8 ibe ~aln· II<!COIId plaee In the SEOAL by to flM plaee In lhe loop star<i- I Statillies of lhe came llbow Athelia 11 lJ 11 • ' ut lbo GaDin ahead, 'tr.ti: the field, lllnklnl 'tl of '84 at. and the Hounds were never even ose or ~on 'irtUe ol I vldory. tnp wltll Ill M .-d wblle Atllens biWIIg U of M . ., PBob 1lbale1 11111 IIDD J:.oian tamP!•· The Oevtls hlt II of 21 der of the game as the winners led at the In Holding !be baU nd waiUns Jacboll eiOied out Ito leape for 44 per cent and coovertlnl ! jleserve Seor<!: J...s- .. · paced tile Panthers dtiriDg the me tosses. GABS colleeted 51 32-21 and 51·26 after three NelsDIIVIlle'o league leadlnl lor tile aooc1 sliou, Athl!llll pb- competl!lon w1111 a N awk. 15 of 23 at the charity otrlpe. , Atheos 22. . game'a first a minutes In rebounds. 1\lltchell had 12, Dav- quarters of aeU::ro,.,, bot. reserve team alllorbed Ita ...,. bed an 11-3 flftlt period lead Denll)' Rapp'o 1$ points tool! I'!be ln>nm011 .,.,nnecled 011 14 . • whleh the lead ucbqed hands idson 11, Ford and Jackson Coacll Jobn turoed 1be 01111 kilo o1 the season as wen.. and were never behind u the hfCb &1111118 .....,.. willie Giel of :17 lbotB for t1 per cent aod ltA18E PllBS& llPl llJ: llmet. lt wao tied seven eight each. . shooting club COD- ton's llboclt: ltOOpll took 8 thrill· - - - - i made sood 011 10 ol 14 at !be DELAWARE. Oblo I l-. t'mtl before R al's twiJI.polntMitchell's 21 pomts paced tesl mto a rout and led by • . :17-M viCtor) In overUme Tht purse rw .the 1111'1 Little put tile elub ahead to GALoHS. Jahcksod25 n :wever, the Grewupa retalnnd: '1'be (IJ) stay · II. gan a or • • . he h ed lilelr lead as the seco nndma'"'• • • 1 ~ point wtillln 1 ley 12 and Radford 11. cleared his nc · th wl place Athens reserves were al· By U•lled ~11 InternoHo•al : Erkslne n Rollins 119 , Gta;;gow 3-1-7; Howe 3--2 will be ~ four llllnulll 'Pill - ·>wttll J:47 In the reserve ' the Steve. Jeffers pac . e n- ao healeD Friday MlghL Eul ' Frederick rl Old Dmn 87 -f: ?.;Ulllns 1-1~; GDIUIIIIII surpassing tbe prey I lh left lD lite HCOnd iuJIII, l;.06 ,... Blue Iml"' a With 23 points wl1ile Mark The box score: Brandels 105 Paeell! I Ho:ov~ 83 Mel St 110 1-4-10; M~mt 1- :!-4; Pat- purse of fll.511 Ill 1151. Tile , miiiDed 111 1bt lhlrd perloii' _ losing streak league Rayburn added. 19 as the RockNELSONVILLE Ill) Phil a Textile 77 Buffalo 88 ! Aldra11-Brddus 85 wLbrty 19 ton 1-0-1~.. Malone 2--0-4. Lillie. Brown Is lbe aecond GAlli CMMcared 1bt Panll!erl with a 46-34 victory over clo";ed lbelf _league cam· Harold 3-6-11; Pancake s- New Paltz 00 NY Marltme '12 Florence St 71 Ala. Ooll 68 TOTAlS 11-10-38. \race m the Triple Crown for J. III-I. '11111pn the bevllltheli' ,Panther, reserves. Henry's 13 With an even 7' 7 ~cord.,: 7-4:1; Hubbard 2-1-6; Haning C.W. Post lOt Kgs Poinl 60 Tuakeegee Ill Le Moyne _B! · •· ". ATHENS (Gl _ Year<>ld pacers. _ _ _ _ 1 blgelt lead of 1bt lll8bt -D paced Gillllpolls. Stanley bad 11 ~~:e, Jbe ~he 0-4-2: Coker 2-~: eorri:~Bucknell 67 Navy M ·, 0 38-a. for Pomeroy. . wtti{ 23 wtth gan 6--04: TOTALS 19-17- Esn Nazarene ff/RbtswstynM Pomeroy Mftf fully recoverPOMEROY (M) HSroid getting 11 50. Cornell 86 Dar1m0Utb 71 · ' ed,llalmadeltll!mi~ Swisher ~!-!;, . · WELI81'0N 1•1 Bates 113 Tufts 73 The Rio Grande College FacL"g Coacb llynlle Gino- 5.10 junior. witli 15 points. a· ' late la.lbe .iliird 'parl!d. -1-.11; Logan 6-!J.-2(5; SEUA~ ·ALL GAIIIES Lavender 2-3-7; Hayburn Slolley Brk 81 Brklyn Poly 54 men rolled to tbelr 14th win ber&'s crew were Greg Oivldlo, Dick Venule, r.t fre•hman, w &AIIIIIlull,. IApn aod 1-6-7; Wholey S4:r12; · TEAp Woa Loll Downa__,_1trd: ~ Mc~nt'f: PrJncetou 81 Yale 80 _ lhe season liaillll 10 13. 1 Wba1eJ frequelltlJ, the l'lliiU.. AlS ~. 1\llddlepOrt · 12 5 : La Salle 1f!8 Olla City "' Friday nlgbt 81 canton u NBA Stomiingt Rio Grande connected on ·t e r - sank 10 C<lllleCIIU!e lreofi• GAWPOL18 liS) . Ja~OJI .. ;: :: :,..:. 11 M Dartmou th 71 alsb Colle'le of 85 sbo1s for 49 liE< coni " ., 6 1fl-41: • BuesohTOT~ • ~:1_ t!u'IIIIL WllblD I spill • "'f ve . •• c1ows A'tb~ · ' - ~. """ • w. 78 1IMWII 77 downed W l!ulerll lllvlsloa mad 15 o1 :II) from the I " I mtnulll aod II teCfi'W, ~ · Mi":hell 1-$-Zl; ,Moa. ns , •. . , •• ...... 9 7 Score by quarters: Frncs INY) M Siena 611 Tony Bass, 8-1 W. L. P<l e '·. -.ISCOi'ell"·-'~·~ ....o-:o• MeCarty O::;f.:-8, Bu': Pomeroy .... •• ... 9 8 Nelsonville a 21 2111 eolumbi& 73 dropped Ill 16 fteld goals Pblladelpbia S:Z 8 .JII\7 line. · n .e Redmen bad S3 .,, 83 orGY 10 H eon 0-0-0: JaCkson H-IS, Nelsonville .... •• •• 8 8 Wellston 21 32 51 City St Jl(i Brldy Coll74 throe fret lhrewl for II Boston 44 14 .759 bounds and committed 32 tur< •·,, niiCIJC 1111_ !II WI i111he Ford 6-0-12: Davidson fc-1- Logan .... .. '· ... 7 !0 Reserve,....., Wellston MidBass also bad 13 reboomds. New York 30 32 .4114 overs. . · ; : ' • I8COIIo . .,.,.'.,;.•..• I""" ·~ Bya1 _2-1-4: ·Spencer s-o Wellst011 .......... 7 10 Nelsonville 34 IOI'). St. Olaf fM Tralnel', " guard, Cincinnati zs 32 .439 Rio Grande (911) CoUI11J',. 1 119 • - ..;....."~ . _,. llhol ~; roTAIS 'tl-11-65. GaiUpolls .. •• •• .. 5 11 91 Thiel 56 17 polDII 011 DiDe goala aod Baltimore 15 41 J38 Z-0-4; Bass, I~; Le<•· ......, - · wor fiJol ...... w-. Dl¥isiM ' rane, ~1-1; ~. 4-0-,;, made II 45-G llilorUy before the . ~ Quarters: .. SEOAL VARSiTY • &t Knox U ' w. L. Pet. 8; McDaniel, 1-0-Z; Hamil~: tblld ......., llllled. ~ 11 IS te ·t4 -68 TEAM 1foa Lost Tdn 109 Judson 77 . e-o-a Towler z 0 4. Tra·~ twa ·fl:ee lhrowl.,a.Jlipoll•· 10 22 13 20 -65 84 1lamllillo 73 . BLUM ll1l8PI1iNDBD SID Franelsco 36 24 .1100 •• • ·' -.,· '· · · Athens .. •• •• - " •• 8 f . \. Dak St '1$ St eon of Iowa 'It ARCADIA, Calli. St. Louis 17 32 •i!J81 er' t 9 %1: aod IVIleon, J,-I Jackson .... - .... 9 5 Dak 76 shU. • .......... .----::::· ~ •- •·-'es 25 .34 .m, z-.6. Totals, c-~. .' Middleport ........ 8 5 -.... eo -~-;::::_....,. n;,:;'~ 13 38 .3110 Walsb CoUege (74) - V,..~ Logan ............ 7 6 Clou4 '1$ Moorllead.. flmftd mira felllilll ill Qdcagll 23 40 .365 5:s-u: Fllllako. .1....... 111u1 .• Cle'l. St. EdWIIrd 53, "!ellstOn •· - ...... 7 7 liiiDll (MOrrls) IO!Midl Tell S8Jlll SutaD• otaktl al ler, 4-2-10; SybilnJd. ~: iiJ alerU 74 VermllioP li6 Nelsonville •• •• •.. • 6 7 lloadl Anlt ~1· New York 121 adC8IO tn 7: KoMnvieb, 1-+-S; Pell6;. Y•*l ~WD 19· N~ 77-ol Pomeroy .. .. .. ... 6 8 Aa:M 111 Benedict IS Boo 13'1 San Fran 138 Z 0T ....... 2-\-6; Dlvldlo, H~. . . 411 Cle.Liifii:E. Galllpells .. • • .. ... 2 11 · 110 DV1 • E1k1no 'IS Glouster '!J Olalmc.-llover H PbDa 1a Lal Ana 1.11 15 Kane, 0-·l-1; Dollato. · ' . ·'II Sj)Hn~· • U ffl 9t Ansebn's 54 .u.Benl ll BaJDe.(:anllo aD 131 Deln>lt IlK Jl.-f; ~ 1-1-6. ~ Younptowlp a.ane,: ,e& :,; ri Cellna' ICIIS 410 · 8JIJOAL RI!8EBVES - ' 911 Bluefield St 89 '1'lle P1alnt • Yclit • (Oilly pmes sdle<Madl »-14c-it. dS:II .. :n,: "* ~anlels 11-G sophomore spark· seasoo atld biJ :H points topped lleld for 50.1 per cent ond made points and amct llradburJ', 1-1 . • D wllb aD aeoren for the nlgbt. Hagor Dve of 10 from the foul line. aopboaMJre.. KOI'tld 11. 1leiUWJ 8 : :!odlhera~Ideals also b8d 13 rebounds. Han.·Trace 11 11 14 21- 59 Grose, •1 \)lnior, taWed eiCM . pom . lb finals with a Sf. Dee! and Moms eaeh eoulfl. North oallla 1151t-11- i3 polllt.l but .,-.bbed · off lA a ~ "' ~ rth GaUl buted 10 points to ~ loslnt Ba-• Trace Ill) - Bl<*le rebounds In iead the 1ooee ball 53 Win oyer 0 a. th cause North Gallia' bad 43 1~2: Qoemeens &-2-a; fll'8bllen. ?!'"to·PuatesDanl::! ~ re~ with Cbarles Peck, lrWlsa 7-,..11: l'ulh 2-0-4; lfall bad II reb<lun48 1011 7 ::'!:.:t:=/;;': ~~·~:fi!~:o: Golden Rockets Continue Is·,Pomlroy'o 1as1 year In the giving tbe Gaillau a nl!H>olnt 11 \line. =.:eugc::-:..-::.": ~.u:w:": 'lou bi ' Jug ,, pmn~s- iJl RI"o Redmen Post 14th Wm 99 to 74 t::;t... m DevU.""\:d ..m.r l ,..,!;;;;..,., Oti.'io:mg•:.h-. *tocre,e <=oaaa • • · - * Dzkea , ' * wPJo 415 •••• ,.,. ., SJRIOII * cad •r I ' I ' ad .... ..... .-...at- •:II& lOll* I ~ •~15;~·~~~~~i'l ~It . Salem 5'Y.U...IfM .1 y~ Buf ,47 at West arid .. ~: Youuastown Woocfrow ~ 50 Jlolrdman 70 Auslillt'D ftdl Olth. • Braolllleld 52 Hullbord a .• -~ ..·- Sidney lloly Alltjels Strulbm i7 Qlrlrd :a W. Selam 88 Mad. Sou1ll Leotalta 71 ~· ., Pollilll .,., illillila.. . ' ......... · - • _._. , _56 .. ' ,. I ,!' '. ~· SMITWS . FIAT SALES . . and · SERVICE, ..,.._ - . - - ·-- - .,._,_ :!t~~~~ .• 1 MlleA....TMIIIv9r .. .' _ lii'K ~;_OJ.I. . t; ,. ..,........ --·---- --- N. 1J1i1a '16\Veslil: ·~ 1111 :::UJ - Haskins-T~nner's · · l'ort . • .. Shadyad. 71 Jlail\ll>o4(W.Va.) 41 New l(alwl.- M, -· . ~ (W.~) . Belpre 7S · , :u==· 'All. ·~ TOPCOATS I OFF r fill Imlnie. Cent. 'IS ) 8S Toronto =(W. v.:> 110 ~ . ' . cSetoil - sf (W;Va;) II ' l!t, NelsGDvBie 11 Loot 2 TliAM • •• •• •.. • woa 9 AlbeDs .~ .......... s5 WeDatm •••• - .... 9' J4cban -. • .. - .. •• 8 Logan ••. ••••••••••• 8 ~ •• •• •••• 0 r:;:: ·GaUl~ ~ ~ ram ·. ,.;;s· ·...:.;."·:rs.. ... 1-1-1:,:..;.~ ,._.,-* rn. ' ' } . ·R~u ts . ... - .... . a· ... .....,... ' . . ·:.• (VI!'fiiJl G~ipolll • fvmeiof II 71 ~ !fenlliU • «< eouot.::-: E Ta: l!pt 17TrstiiD . stu:' . 34 . ~,.:!. ··. ~ ~.· or ~; .. ....,. caJ A8liee 17 J1&1nrci t tO tJ8II' .'11 ~ 11 r.- IUiillll aar. 11 ' ~a CADILLA . CS . . · · . We Sell More Used'((ln &Trucks Becguse WeGiveBetterDeafs "'' Still Finer Thatl Many .New C~n We Have Good Clec:an , Used Can · ... Le Tmoau 'II ... .,North . lllliD 8186 !lliacll& Bptst '11 .,. llndrlll M stOoiJ.ofAit 81 WellstoD 811 Nl'ISonvllle II · Ad:·Ool1 ii "Ark Alii& 7 · / 1 Wool . 4$ jacla!on ·!ti 116 lilmboltit a ft Nn,ada II t ...... M Newark OoiiL It PRE-OWNED ' · ,, CoBeae JlublllaD ROonllt 8 Se<lllwlll 7 1Uas eon 101 'l'oullllaloo 8 Ark Tech 19 Bardlnil 411 Mera!r 86 " ·_ .Set Til• T~ '!; T"'f' »·. . ' 1962 Scout. • • - • •69.~. · . ....-· - .. • ' r [' �.... .. ' \ • e • 0 • a11, IDS Pomeroy Panthers 44th Gallia Tourney B~fqre PatkOO J:louse ... ::"ortt jaalor, t.at 'Ill lM!1 u ~.li"'ttnc olr 11 . ,._. 1-1-1: lllf'* . fJ l"f h1ULA. . . 7 W 1M :.·~lilT!! d 1 u.,..,.. 'l'rlet doWJI lfarlll 1o -.a, ..... lloull, l-It top rehoo..it,. ...,._ of lbo T~ Jl I IL w I .. II 1r . . Willi W M , · · #'*I m•ppell a five.aame lOsiDC streak In Southeastern Ohio Gallia lf.N 1011 Kl'l« CrMk ..,___, ...,. 1 rr. t11roer lll&bl No:-. Glllla. ID) - 11111·1-4 tw. Olb!lr a.too'li: ..... • • ·• I..ea1ile play Friday by defeaUnc vltritlng Pomeroy eli- defeatllll lloulhwflllenl, defi!IJ4. tw 1bo l'btel, 114 Dill s_.. 'l'rlet W ·M • lbo -a: ..,_ l t I; R•Ju 11- 11111 _ . ft1111 .... H • · Gat 1111. 1-1 . .w. "' 158. )JltdteU quit the team ~. 17, after being benched IIlli champion, '/NT Friday Sheel8 u ,..,., ud PuCh Olld of 1bt · lint ,.... 1111!11 1-1&: J'wll I 1- ~~ II ell I • llaeldfJ 1-11 ...... SVACI ·u' 1 · 1 at ~ropve.th ' f ' '·bed th I l~H• nf renee , night to advance to lhe flnais ~ "' <UI NGI'III Gal~~· maintained lmlnufalrle-alllof .... ~ -4 It;~:--~ '8. . ' D ,...,.. ·If ,... .., Ril!ll . • ..., an ers m.. e r """"' co e of the ~th o\JIDil&l Gallia lead to 1/4. NGI'III Gallla ....,. the ellllinl woo ... ~ ,._... · ' .JoiiD ••••· " 11111.•• celte1:•!e with a 6-8 record. Overall, the charges of Coaeh County llalketball TllumameDt ed time 11011. hall wben lbe Pirltos 'ftlll Paced by . . . SpanJdlal. 1- .,._. -a.t IN IIi 11r ·• _, OeU• Dl!loul' IIIIa Moore were H goina into last night's contest Saturday lllabt at North Gellla Wbea play r.une4 Coach ahead 2S-22. NGI'III Gllllll lf«m. 11 . llflllor, • -.1 Iii • Ill . . lliJI!I . • 541 )Ill«, llad • ,...,... -, IP!ml Southern Local. Paul Dlllaa'• Wildcat. won& 1ft. oct bael< ill the tblrd period 1011 poi!ltl, ltyler CleM 1D lop 1M at 1bt Olld ol 1bt IJrlt . ' Qa!19>11s scored Ita second with 7:01 1elt in the \ same. illlh Sehool. the lead tor the lint lime piled up a JJ.polnl lead 31-Jt 'Ito lhlrd will f1 jbe • - .,.. pll'lod. ll ,.._ .. . Southwulenl b11 Cllly 21 el if.1 llll'lOAL will in 13 outlnp. Nen Mitchell made It 47~ with two G.::,th~z.~;'"'w!!O:,l N~ ~lnce the 'closing MCOOds of wtth 4:111 left Ill tho period. ST over lloalllwalerD ill 1111 U., ·llalioall P!'lllll .., M-21 llhotllor IJ,1por .-llld ~: Friday, the Galllana journey to free toosea at .the J :47 mart. G m. Sat- lhe flrll hall DanielA lloJe the Dave Oonlm bM 20 polnta "'""'lnC ~ ol lbe ..,..... 'at hai!IID. IrPr Cree heW 1M of 11 ltciD tile loa! llu:t." 7 Logllll for ibetr Jlnal confer· Bob Ford hlt a short jumper, solaUM.J~ al (N) ball from Deel, r.ll jwl- 1011 a of Hannan Trace'• SS menl . a Clllil/artatilf tia led t1 lbe 1l)tOr Creek 1118110 27 of II once pme. Last Di&hl, Dulle Lpfan reduced lllt-46 with two urday 1er a. ior Pirate, ll!ld ICOn!d on · 1 reboundl to pace the Wlldcall. Tile llobeall had defeated tile IIIII of Ibm perlo)dl. fnlm the !lad for. 41.7 per 1 s....,•• boys pll)'ed 'at Che"" more free tosses <he hlt 13 of ~U~edU: ~!'n,~ons:·~. layup. Terr)- Cremeens, s,.u Sheell had 10 ~. Dean JllgblandoN-.,. Q/11 dur- Tile lll&NIIIIden cui the .,. had II ol 21 II the ~ apeake. GAllS was lrll going 20 at the 5:45 marl<. cooler <¥COred and lfa<UIID Wise, 1;.10 l<llior, bit for II log the Sol!llwll ValleJ Alb1el- K,ypr Creek lead ID 11x polllt.l lllroW ' - · .. ( Into last Dlgbl'a o»~~IM. folil<heU 's crlp made 11 51~. 81 8 ' 311 ~ATS 5N3 , Trace' went ahead 511-47, ntver points and Crellll\lells bad 12. tc ~ aeUOII aod red< IN& eariJ Ill the fow1ll periOd. Soutl,.resterJ! 711 15 .. Allllootgb lbe Bloe Devils~ and Gene Jacksoo added • . free Playing before a "standlna: 1o he hellded. The Wt!cata led Coach Mike Morrison's Ptr- as "I1Vlll'ltos" to lake · 1bt 'l1lat wu • clcee it IIIey 1<11. Ky Creek 11 1114 :D _ " ' lbllr borne eampalp with lois at lhe 4:21 mark, BJvlng room onl .. crowd Friday night ~ w!Ui 1:3& left. · ales hlt 21 of 115 llbots for IU lourllamellt. 'nle Bobcall ......,. ap 11 gor "" !,~ I G = G~ ~!!6 11 of 17:: edJ";Z. '::..~ ~ IIDIIII- · 1n the oat Ibm mJn. 11 llow 1111'1 Ill) 1; to 52. n'-n .f'raoe roared bact from Dave J1aler. f.3 junior pivot- per ee~ aod ~""". · Bel th a Q.3JI third perlod deficit to mau for the Pirates, lllrDed In the I Une. Jlnnan ,..... · • u llolllbuil•n weal cold. -WI: Shriver 3-l- ; <OIIIIilllled It turnovers, Porn- 48 with 4:07 ie1t. ore e ertake the Pirates as Dave biJ best performance of the c:onnecte4 on S7 of 53 from the H lOpbolllt)r:t guard, bad 13 .t t.lla~IO.,.... a polnL KJ- kill ·~-t-10; Notllr 1-1-4 0 . . . . . with I..any MltelleD. 1-11 j'lllllor for• ward bacS ht. the lllleup for the ftrlt tlme Iince Dee. 18, aT~ TIIOII&i l'ulb. 1-U ». a ,.; _.Ita "'* _.w ,::tt' :,:ct &:.,. had cent; It-., eel Southern Trips Foe 58-47 UJ~STAR ';! "'t ;:!eel ....., qd 13. GAllS collected :H Panthers could ocore aaaill, ~ !Guls, Pomeroy had 17. Jacksob tall1ed a crip, two free GaDia'l Jollll OaYidiOD fouled out. D wa 1 blttor defeat for the PaDIIlerl. Had lba Mooremen willl, lhe)' would bave been . . aund ollbelr 11rat wiiiDIII& ,.,... throws, ond D~vldson ~ a short jumper, Blvlntl the Galli· 8JII a 58-18 lead wltb 2:53 remalnlns. Pomeroy reclueed II to five points - 81..lfl - with 40 .... ro:: :"' ,!"' .....,..• go. - sE!OAL. ·wm year, PHS will codooilil... with Middleport and !Miaod Aftlr· a Dip 1011 tuct lint quazt., O.Ufpolls 'ftlll ahead victory. Surge,. RipHounds 68•7-d1'!5 e~ . _ Athens wr;n SEO Leam1.e ·~ tJ' .. · s' T ons r . l ) .- · ,; · · ""'"I S.ad1 ·=-:~~· I ' !. Gil y : i fr ~ F "d N" h c Sco n ay )~ t age res fha~~~· ::~ ~:.:;;gi~:~theo~:~ ~~~= eel came ( . ... a.t led 11-44 with 1:01 Clrtlor J 1 L Tulak • I 11.~ WI lD lbo pme IJpr o.t 1'111 - ~ • . . InC 7. 1 a: Han ,....._. lfall, Spauldlac aild Jl m Grose 6--04· llrad!lUt7 ~ ' Whit. .,& taDled Sb: po!Dts lD 11 • Wbill 3-i-P 'rGIIIa Jr.;;. a blc 11-poiDt fourth period u ' the Bobeall lefYed IIOIICe _to ,....,._ _ .. '1:!1 • Pomoroy hit 'tl per cent !rom Coaeh (J!arlle MeAfee'a Alb- slow-dolrll pme -'tel .. 1HuD tossed 1)1 14 lor lbe 111111 11--14: the field, slnl:Jng 1& of 54 at· . N lao ...._. Uled deliberate the l'tiDIIIni J.raameD At 1bt Din8 Bull(qL S 0 l; • 8 temp!B. From lhe roul circle, Wellston's Golden Rocketa etun,lnated the e ens .'lai~.. 1be Hammell! 0 :L ror~ ...,. · • balftlme 1, w"" Jt.1 and AU..\ Moote Gilliland the Ponlhen hit 26 Of 41. PHS ville Greyhounds from contention tn -the SEOAL ~, IIODll • stalUng game FriU, ens led 31•20 oiler lbree quart- Jaei<loD player to bit double 15-411. ~ for left Ill lhe colleeted 25 rebounds. Bill Rod- romping past the visitors 69-55 in a run-a·way contest nilJbt to· slow down Jackson ers. I IIguRs .. he netted 10, points i Seor<! by quarten: • secoDII period when P. J. Ryal ford and Logan had seven each. Friday Digllt. veri lead and lmoet tile Iruunen Into nte 'lklor7 moved Atllens 1ft. with Harold Howe addloa eJ&bl. lJadJion I 11 • va f. tipped Ill a re'bound. That GABS bit az per c:ent from The Rockets raced off to a 2~-8 ibe ~aln· II<!COIId plaee In the SEOAL by to flM plaee In lhe loop star<i- I Statillies of lhe came llbow Athelia 11 lJ 11 • ' ut lbo GaDin ahead, 'tr.ti: the field, lllnklnl 'tl of '84 at. and the Hounds were never even ose or ~on 'irtUe ol I vldory. tnp wltll Ill M .-d wblle Atllens biWIIg U of M . ., PBob 1lbale1 11111 IIDD J:.oian tamP!•· The Oevtls hlt II of 21 der of the game as the winners led at the In Holding !be baU nd waiUns Jacboll eiOied out Ito leape for 44 per cent and coovertlnl ! jleserve Seor<!: J...s- .. · paced tile Panthers dtiriDg the me tosses. GABS colleeted 51 32-21 and 51·26 after three NelsDIIVIlle'o league leadlnl lor tile aooc1 sliou, Athl!llll pb- competl!lon w1111 a N awk. 15 of 23 at the charity otrlpe. , Atheos 22. . game'a first a minutes In rebounds. 1\lltchell had 12, Dav- quarters of aeU::ro,.,, bot. reserve team alllorbed Ita ...,. bed an 11-3 flftlt period lead Denll)' Rapp'o 1$ points tool! I'!be ln>nm011 .,.,nnecled 011 14 . • whleh the lead ucbqed hands idson 11, Ford and Jackson Coacll Jobn turoed 1be 01111 kilo o1 the season as wen.. and were never behind u the hfCb &1111118 .....,.. willie Giel of :17 lbotB for t1 per cent aod ltA18E PllBS& llPl llJ: llmet. lt wao tied seven eight each. . shooting club COD- ton's llboclt: ltOOpll took 8 thrill· - - - - i made sood 011 10 ol 14 at !be DELAWARE. Oblo I l-. t'mtl before R al's twiJI.polntMitchell's 21 pomts paced tesl mto a rout and led by • . :17-M viCtor) In overUme Tht purse rw .the 1111'1 Little put tile elub ahead to GALoHS. Jahcksod25 n :wever, the Grewupa retalnnd: '1'be (IJ) stay · II. gan a or • • . he h ed lilelr lead as the seco nndma'"'• • • 1 ~ point wtillln 1 ley 12 and Radford 11. cleared his nc · th wl place Athens reserves were al· By U•lled ~11 InternoHo•al : Erkslne n Rollins 119 , Gta;;gow 3-1-7; Howe 3--2 will be ~ four llllnulll 'Pill - ·>wttll J:47 In the reserve ' the Steve. Jeffers pac . e n- ao healeD Friday MlghL Eul ' Frederick rl Old Dmn 87 -f: ?.;Ulllns 1-1~; GDIUIIIIII surpassing tbe prey I lh left lD lite HCOnd iuJIII, l;.06 ,... Blue Iml"' a With 23 points wl1ile Mark The box score: Brandels 105 Paeell! I Ho:ov~ 83 Mel St 110 1-4-10; M~mt 1- :!-4; Pat- purse of fll.511 Ill 1151. Tile , miiiDed 111 1bt lhlrd perloii' _ losing streak league Rayburn added. 19 as the RockNELSONVILLE Ill) Phil a Textile 77 Buffalo 88 ! Aldra11-Brddus 85 wLbrty 19 ton 1-0-1~.. Malone 2--0-4. Lillie. Brown Is lbe aecond GAlli CMMcared 1bt Panll!erl with a 46-34 victory over clo";ed lbelf _league cam· Harold 3-6-11; Pancake s- New Paltz 00 NY Marltme '12 Florence St 71 Ala. Ooll 68 TOTAlS 11-10-38. \race m the Triple Crown for J. III-I. '11111pn the bevllltheli' ,Panther, reserves. Henry's 13 With an even 7' 7 ~cord.,: 7-4:1; Hubbard 2-1-6; Haning C.W. Post lOt Kgs Poinl 60 Tuakeegee Ill Le Moyne _B! · •· ". ATHENS (Gl _ Year<>ld pacers. _ _ _ _ 1 blgelt lead of 1bt lll8bt -D paced Gillllpolls. Stanley bad 11 ~~:e, Jbe ~he 0-4-2: Coker 2-~: eorri:~Bucknell 67 Navy M ·, 0 38-a. for Pomeroy. . wtti{ 23 wtth gan 6--04: TOTALS 19-17- Esn Nazarene ff/RbtswstynM Pomeroy Mftf fully recoverPOMEROY (M) HSroid getting 11 50. Cornell 86 Dar1m0Utb 71 · ' ed,llalmadeltll!mi~ Swisher ~!-!;, . · WELI81'0N 1•1 Bates 113 Tufts 73 The Rio Grande College FacL"g Coacb llynlle Gino- 5.10 junior. witli 15 points. a· ' late la.lbe .iliird 'parl!d. -1-.11; Logan 6-!J.-2(5; SEUA~ ·ALL GAIIIES Lavender 2-3-7; Hayburn Slolley Brk 81 Brklyn Poly 54 men rolled to tbelr 14th win ber&'s crew were Greg Oivldlo, Dick Venule, r.t fre•hman, w &AIIIIIlull,. IApn aod 1-6-7; Wholey S4:r12; · TEAp Woa Loll Downa__,_1trd: ~ Mc~nt'f: PrJncetou 81 Yale 80 _ lhe season liaillll 10 13. 1 Wba1eJ frequelltlJ, the l'lliiU.. AlS ~. 1\llddlepOrt · 12 5 : La Salle 1f!8 Olla City "' Friday nlgbt 81 canton u NBA Stomiingt Rio Grande connected on ·t e r - sank 10 C<lllleCIIU!e lreofi• GAWPOL18 liS) . Ja~OJI .. ;: :: :,..:. 11 M Dartmou th 71 alsb Colle'le of 85 sbo1s for 49 liE< coni " ., 6 1fl-41: • BuesohTOT~ • ~:1_ t!u'IIIIL WllblD I spill • "'f ve . •• c1ows A'tb~ · ' - ~. """ • w. 78 1IMWII 77 downed W l!ulerll lllvlsloa mad 15 o1 :II) from the I " I mtnulll aod II teCfi'W, ~ · Mi":hell 1-$-Zl; ,Moa. ns , •. . , •• ...... 9 7 Score by quarters: Frncs INY) M Siena 611 Tony Bass, 8-1 W. L. P<l e '·. -.ISCOi'ell"·-'~·~ ....o-:o• MeCarty O::;f.:-8, Bu': Pomeroy .... •• ... 9 8 Nelsonville a 21 2111 eolumbi& 73 dropped Ill 16 fteld goals Pblladelpbia S:Z 8 .JII\7 line. · n .e Redmen bad S3 .,, 83 orGY 10 H eon 0-0-0: JaCkson H-IS, Nelsonville .... •• •• 8 8 Wellston 21 32 51 City St Jl(i Brldy Coll74 throe fret lhrewl for II Boston 44 14 .759 bounds and committed 32 tur< •·,, niiCIJC 1111_ !II WI i111he Ford 6-0-12: Davidson fc-1- Logan .... .. '· ... 7 !0 Reserve,....., Wellston MidBass also bad 13 reboomds. New York 30 32 .4114 overs. . · ; : ' • I8COIIo . .,.,.'.,;.•..• I""" ·~ Bya1 _2-1-4: ·Spencer s-o Wellst011 .......... 7 10 Nelsonville 34 IOI'). St. Olaf fM Tralnel', " guard, Cincinnati zs 32 .439 Rio Grande (911) CoUI11J',. 1 119 • - ..;....."~ . _,. llhol ~; roTAIS 'tl-11-65. GaiUpolls .. •• •• .. 5 11 91 Thiel 56 17 polDII 011 DiDe goala aod Baltimore 15 41 J38 Z-0-4; Bass, I~; Le<•· ......, - · wor fiJol ...... w-. Dl¥isiM ' rane, ~1-1; ~. 4-0-,;, made II 45-G llilorUy before the . ~ Quarters: .. SEOAL VARSiTY • &t Knox U ' w. L. Pet. 8; McDaniel, 1-0-Z; Hamil~: tblld ......., llllled. ~ 11 IS te ·t4 -68 TEAM 1foa Lost Tdn 109 Judson 77 . e-o-a Towler z 0 4. Tra·~ twa ·fl:ee lhrowl.,a.Jlipoll•· 10 22 13 20 -65 84 1lamllillo 73 . BLUM ll1l8PI1iNDBD SID Franelsco 36 24 .1100 •• • ·' -.,· '· · · Athens .. •• •• - " •• 8 f . \. Dak St '1$ St eon of Iowa 'It ARCADIA, Calli. St. Louis 17 32 •i!J81 er' t 9 %1: aod IVIleon, J,-I Jackson .... - .... 9 5 Dak 76 shU. • .......... .----::::· ~ •- •·-'es 25 .34 .m, z-.6. Totals, c-~. .' Middleport ........ 8 5 -.... eo -~-;::::_....,. n;,:;'~ 13 38 .3110 Walsb CoUege (74) - V,..~ Logan ............ 7 6 Clou4 '1$ Moorllead.. flmftd mira felllilll ill Qdcagll 23 40 .365 5:s-u: Fllllako. .1....... 111u1 .• Cle'l. St. EdWIIrd 53, "!ellstOn •· - ...... 7 7 liiiDll (MOrrls) IO!Midl Tell S8Jlll SutaD• otaktl al ler, 4-2-10; SybilnJd. ~: iiJ alerU 74 VermllioP li6 Nelsonville •• •• •.. • 6 7 lloadl Anlt ~1· New York 121 adC8IO tn 7: KoMnvieb, 1-+-S; Pell6;. Y•*l ~WD 19· N~ 77-ol Pomeroy .. .. .. ... 6 8 Aa:M 111 Benedict IS Boo 13'1 San Fran 138 Z 0T ....... 2-\-6; Dlvldlo, H~. . . 411 Cle.Liifii:E. Galllpells .. • • .. ... 2 11 · 110 DV1 • E1k1no 'IS Glouster '!J Olalmc.-llover H PbDa 1a Lal Ana 1.11 15 Kane, 0-·l-1; Dollato. · ' . ·'II Sj)Hn~· • U ffl 9t Ansebn's 54 .u.Benl ll BaJDe.(:anllo aD 131 Deln>lt IlK Jl.-f; ~ 1-1-6. ~ Younptowlp a.ane,: ,e& :,; ri Cellna' ICIIS 410 · 8JIJOAL RI!8EBVES - ' 911 Bluefield St 89 '1'lle P1alnt • Yclit • (Oilly pmes sdle<Madl »-14c-it. dS:II .. :n,: "* ~anlels 11-G sophomore spark· seasoo atld biJ :H points topped lleld for 50.1 per cent ond made points and amct llradburJ', 1-1 . • D wllb aD aeoren for the nlgbt. Hagor Dve of 10 from the foul line. aopboaMJre.. KOI'tld 11. 1leiUWJ 8 : :!odlhera~Ideals also b8d 13 rebounds. Han.·Trace 11 11 14 21- 59 Grose, •1 \)lnior, taWed eiCM . pom . lb finals with a Sf. Dee! and Moms eaeh eoulfl. North oallla 1151t-11- i3 polllt.l but .,-.bbed · off lA a ~ "' ~ rth GaUl buted 10 points to ~ loslnt Ba-• Trace Ill) - Bl<*le rebounds In iead the 1ooee ball 53 Win oyer 0 a. th cause North Gallia' bad 43 1~2: Qoemeens &-2-a; fll'8bllen. ?!'"to·PuatesDanl::! ~ re~ with Cbarles Peck, lrWlsa 7-,..11: l'ulh 2-0-4; lfall bad II reb<lun48 1011 7 ::'!:.:t:=/;;': ~~·~:fi!~:o: Golden Rockets Continue Is·,Pomlroy'o 1as1 year In the giving tbe Gaillau a nl!H>olnt 11 \line. =.:eugc::-:..-::.": ~.u:w:": 'lou bi ' Jug ,, pmn~s- iJl RI"o Redmen Post 14th Wm 99 to 74 t::;t... m DevU.""\:d ..m.r l ,..,!;;;;..,., Oti.'io:mg•:.h-. *tocre,e <=oaaa • • · - * Dzkea , ' * wPJo 415 •••• ,.,. ., SJRIOII * cad •r I ' I ' ad .... ..... .-...at- •:II& lOll* I ~ •~15;~·~~~~~i'l ~It . Salem 5'Y.U...IfM .1 y~ Buf ,47 at West arid .. ~: Youuastown Woocfrow ~ 50 Jlolrdman 70 Auslillt'D ftdl Olth. • Braolllleld 52 Hullbord a .• -~ ..·- Sidney lloly Alltjels Strulbm i7 Qlrlrd :a W. Selam 88 Mad. Sou1ll Leotalta 71 ~· ., Pollilll .,., illillila.. . ' ......... · - • _._. , _56 .. ' ,. I ,!' '. ~· SMITWS . FIAT SALES . . and · SERVICE, ..,.._ - . - - ·-- - .,._,_ :!t~~~~ .• 1 MlleA....TMIIIv9r .. .' _ lii'K ~;_OJ.I. . t; ,. ..,........ --·---- --- N. 1J1i1a '16\Veslil: ·~ 1111 :::UJ - Haskins-T~nner's · · l'ort . • .. Shadyad. 71 Jlail\ll>o4(W.Va.) 41 New l(alwl.- M, -· . ~ (W.~) . Belpre 7S · , :u==· 'All. ·~ TOPCOATS I OFF r fill Imlnie. Cent. 'IS ) 8S Toronto =(W. v.:> 110 ~ . ' . cSetoil - sf (W;Va;) II ' l!t, NelsGDvBie 11 Loot 2 TliAM • •• •• •.. • woa 9 AlbeDs .~ .......... s5 WeDatm •••• - .... 9' J4cban -. • .. - .. •• 8 Logan ••. ••••••••••• 8 ~ •• •• •••• 0 r:;:: ·GaUl~ ~ ~ ram ·. ,.;;s· ·...:.;."·:rs.. ... 1-1-1:,:..;.~ ,._.,-* rn. ' ' } . ·R~u ts . ... - .... . a· ... .....,... ' . . ·:.• (VI!'fiiJl G~ipolll • fvmeiof II 71 ~ !fenlliU • «< eouot.::-: E Ta: l!pt 17TrstiiD . stu:' . 34 . ~,.:!. ··. ~ ~.· or ~; .. ....,. caJ A8liee 17 J1&1nrci t tO tJ8II' .'11 ~ 11 r.- IUiillll aar. 11 ' ~a CADILLA . CS . . · · . We Sell More Used'((ln &Trucks Becguse WeGiveBetterDeafs "'' Still Finer Thatl Many .New C~n We Have Good Clec:an , Used Can · ... Le Tmoau 'II ... .,North . lllliD 8186 !lliacll& Bptst '11 .,. llndrlll M stOoiJ.ofAit 81 WellstoD 811 Nl'ISonvllle II · Ad:·Ool1 ii "Ark Alii& 7 · / 1 Wool . 4$ jacla!on ·!ti 116 lilmboltit a ft Nn,ada II t ...... M Newark OoiiL It PRE-OWNED ' · ,, CoBeae JlublllaD ROonllt 8 Se<lllwlll 7 1Uas eon 101 'l'oullllaloo 8 Ark Tech 19 Bardlnil 411 Mera!r 86 " ·_ .Set Til• T~ '!; T"'f' »·. . ' 1962 Scout. • • - • •69.~. · . ....-· - .. • ' r [' �·----....------·""' • • The Wiseman Agenw · IMII!It• . MAKE MONEY IN '67 Jood;::l buolnou, Solf-&nite, a I YEAR OLD BRICK ONE ACRE LOT j::;.====~~=--- 1 W"lf' YOU UTIU Wb} no• con .. tleo St. Cloud, 1 11118 u centrally lot'ated i'lorld• ~lty ClOSt t.o orlando &nd botb eoa"m, •n •rea o! mur tHH pu.hlie ••rvl<'e, wheN! 7ou .llP U•• weU 1!1 thaf "'' t ~ uy on 1 ll!odMt or brocburq ematlal retlnm.enl illcom•. Cornp•ratlveiJ" low taxea. For col. write to: CHAoM 81ft OF COMMIRC£. ST CLOUD, t' LORIDA, 31'119. 11 months remaining on guar~ imtee. Pay 159.80 or !6.27 monthly. Call. f46.4J25. 35-6 _ _ __ _ ·- - - __ ___ 1 · REDUCE ai 1mp1e and fast I ' s e, I with Gobese Tablet.;. OnJy 98c Gillingham Dru1. 35-36 35-3 int~rior, whlte fioah ndlo. A. real nice car FOR RENT OR LEASE Office Space I,500 square feet Prime location Utilities furnished E. M. WISEMAN, RWTOR THE WISEMAN AGENCY 500 2nd Avo. 4463643 • RHI Estate For Sale. $1495 1960 Chlvrolet BlHayM St. Wigon, e eyl. en•ine, 11td. trans.,· good tire•. dark crern finish. • Ohio Phon~ 446-0263 RMI ESt• For Sale 10 a,m. to 4 p.m. ' MOSCOW (tJPI) -All 11!'11> ·quake Saltlrdq lhoot homelln Ulan Ude, Dell' Siberia'• Llkt Balbi, thl offlda1 'l'tu am - I'O)IOI'Ied. ed. ., . ·' BUIJGE'I' PRICI!:D rumtture II: 0011 third Door budget ollop. aaw fllrllllun, Mtddlepor\ Oblo. U U U< NO euua11W . '' FOR LWEI Completely R•modelecj STOl~ BUILDING Wented To Do I ___ Tn~de ~~-- ·-- ·- ... Sale or .,...,.....:::...; loto 1964 Chevrolet i. Slpll .... .... :;I olean three bedroom • II has bath, ·fuel oU .111l eablnetsin kltehen; big located on blacktop roa11 Lost ,--... ·-·-· unless sold. tc , PWMBINO BEATING, 101 8ocolld t4W/IZ, FORRENT MODERN 3 bedroom buU~ill kitchen, atta.ebecl. prqe. In IOWD, 185 .... Wiseman Agency, «Ulf6. · 1-11 MAY WE HELP YOU? We al lbe Tilbtme are waiting·to belp you, tu nod 1 bome, to a car, to hire a secretary, to rent ~ apartment • . . most aaylblag ynu net!d ran lielp you flDd wllb an economical, fast-acllng 1'1'1· bwlfl WA!Jt AIL Call Ul today. aen , THE 1. Looking fora Job; · . . ,, ' r I.Compua point ~==--1 ' -1 .\ ' It Odd:- t . Btlr up l O.)Iotber -, •• *"P Vnhappf -- a.- ' . · . . · ' ' , ·· ·· ~- Gol~g.io be a,1~7 hl,s~ school tr~u~ end p~n to Worfq . 3. Doing fanning, .- part-time WO!:kl. · , " • ·· 4. D..lrii'!IJ to lmprovit your timployabllify by .,.!¥J.ng • · klft ' . ., , 1 " '· . , ':!\; .' · • i' • : . ,. . 1 ;;:tl ,.;;~~·~ ' ' • l·' J ' • • ·ii!ll;i!i' 2 12 W• heve ht followln1 used Gravely- equipment .for ltlt: 3 tractors 1 snow blowe~ 1 1 fiVe .,... ...-r-sprellller nttrt ,tow ,..,.,., cultivator 1 30 Inch nt...,. imtwer 1 4G Inch r.tary mower I ou. W. stld 'f1o!ore ·' ' "l ' ,, ' Va. . ment, storm See ~ison ar~ee, dne, or phone 949-2304. OW'S, , U6'7. Roush .t. Lyono· 1q Trollers, Horton s~. • .,;9:00 ' d• . . . tlaoa ~ .,.,2:30 ' ·,, .......... -.f... lt.Qwu «<.Ilx- &PAC&EJI \!" Ia.' . . , equipment with eocb . . ' ·,·' :~~- ,,...,~ . . . ._:1.7• _. 113.Jio- . i11J l!"'iV/i~f1'Qio~f . • • J; GRAVELY TRAClOU. Ph- ft2.2975 ' . ·-· .·••'1011 ~. •• otta . ~ _rttlt..!i•.o Nt«;:i~l P·IO't't at C:All DICk ·-- RAWI.IN~I , " ·'. - Tim~ :;;SE;;;W:;;ci;;N;;;G;-::m::ac:;n:;:IIIOI=-.-r=epau ser vice. aU makeo, IVY Z.aa4 The Fabrit Shop. Pomerov Autoorized Singer s:J: ";d 11 Servir.l!. 1 ·10 repair, Miller '' ~IR w... GRAVELY TJtACTPR SALES, Pometoy 'GAlLIPOLIS,' Of110443' ·'. - · ' 'l'fliliy,+8:00 ; ~" .11 ., -" . . SIM,...v..:.Mo L M. . '· ~.r· ' , ·.·. ~~=========~~ ~ (!:&' . .•, I : RNistrttiOf! ofil!:tii,ohhe •Oh(o;SI. . · · m~ . ,,, open on the fo!IC!WI,ng ~ ana hours , SAUS & .. . ,.• Stauffer Firn(',. . " ~ C0 £CS.peaker..- , and ~eneral ma,nager of Stauf. fer Chemical Company'• Speo ., · · SEVERAL NEW ~ ' cialty chemicaI ~VISIOn, Will be Chevrolets Avallab.le-¥ the speaker for. the aMual POint Great Savings Pleasant-M8son County Cham•~ ber of Commerce banquet on F b '3 beg· . gat 6·30· pn! e.• mrun . · . . in the Moose Rome. Also fe.tured on the program will be ~ the Point Pleasimt High School choru' under .vacuum "-n Evoni9 P.M. the direction of" C. L. Head · and Attacbm<!nll never u.ood, -,... ··•· Ulnonthl ·rerilalning on guar· · 11 POMEROY OHIO d'onner music by tr.e Wandering •· Troubadours, Jon Leighty aod antee:· l'ay ·•••.80 ...,If 823or Dr. Dan Glassma,n. 2e monthly. Call Baldwin is a member of. tbe American Chemical Society, the Commercial Chemical Developfront a s1 e pore es, ~se 1 TU 2-J5a? ' 6 ment Association and the ment. lot 198 x 323. Gomg · -- - - Chemical Market Research As-. at $3,000. . MAKE MORE P,RUFIT by socialion, He is a chemical enPh. 367-7591 1 SYRACUSE Amazmg buylisting your ftrm s serv1c~s in . . graduate of · Lehigh Rt. 7 Cheshlr•, 0. I ' Ranch type frame, 5 rooms the ~aily Sentinel's Busmess I' ~~ie:;:~i~ and now reside!' In 24 Hr. Towing Service . 12 . bed~m_s), modern bat~, Service column. 10 _lO ll Summit, yN. J., with his lfttre budt·in · k1tc~7n, · plenty clos- CUSTOM butchering, will b11y and two children. . et space, at).ic and cellar. hides. Phil Meier, 992·3510. A1f0 rental property on ~~me 11 1 rfc FOR CARS .. lot.• All in excellent oond1hon. 1939 to 1966 Models 19. Ancer $18,0110. '. REAOV ·MIX concrete deUver21.Breeat~ Aho Robullt Porto ON ROUTE 33 - $1,500 buys ed rlght to your proj~t. Fa.!lf 23,Tbe & All Type Buckat,~eat, 98 acre$. approximately 30 and easy. Free estimata. to 35 acres for cultivation, Phone 99!·32114. Goeglein ot Hours 1:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. fi.Filndlo Ready·MiJ Co.. Middleport balance pasture and timber, 7 DAYS A WEEK barb fence, small barn, Ohio. 6 341 Uc :15.-n.house, llh story frame house, Owners Dona lei& '•ul laird Henry W. ltlrd . Jt,Maa."• e' rooms, fruit cellar, we!l at WANTED house, springs in pastures. Albert M. Cox, · lkoker %'1. ProBOY or GIRL KH&Wdan Henry Cleland. Salesman dance 29. tittle To Deliver The Daily !IIZ-3830 · II.Macawa ollll<l Evenings 192·2.569 or tt!-3&31 37.-..w ll.PSentlnal to 01tabllshed I pr ~uol whotll . 1 pr ..., r•ductfon whHls 1 pr txMnslon txles ~~~..... ~BAIRD~ftt.f~·~m~,LI!Iu~·lln.~l~riday a~d $ci,turcl~y: ~''~'~9,1.)'.-' ~., ' ·" · .,. For A Select Contact Homer Baxter. . A J' p\o ,.- · PP 13llf'e, "· Shown by •appointment, . 315 ·. M~cbanic St. Pomeroy... or . 2 1} '1tt: · phone m.l~ 1 · - • · · OnupleiO Servlee .-l t·, - '"" "ill'~'1f!~-h~ ·~~r'm1'• . •''""'· " ,, , Co taO!I .~•rJp, er 0 1'.. L ~II L. 1\AOt'tiiW '-Aitrt. -""" '' . Racllle, Obto POMEROY - Priced to sell__1_ 1 tie_ 7 room frame1 14 bedrooms), d Jed ,. n REPAIR OF small appliances. • 3rd bath, recent.Y . remo e "Appliance Hospital.•' . • .living and dmmg room, new ~ St., Mason, W. Va. Jonn ,furnace an d hot wate r tank · 1 Rottgen. . 2 1. 30tc _ 1 $6,500. ' CUNDITIONING Kefrtger· CHESTER ROAD - 1 storyl ltloo serv1ce. Ja('k's ' frame ~edroom~), :th: etation New Haven. 1 slcklt IMwtr '/ ' f trict. Glenroy Ewing, owner. 1 ~~~railer · I IIMring oulky llllo opportlinlfi!IS will k ,tonducteci' OI'i"'"" ~IO.Irit· .t.w wlih ell lnformatlfp Oiiitl!;lt,!f JO be lit contw.ll<e; .' ·,, •• , ' ~" ·' · •7<'l~ w-. TRIP-' "·'E ...,..,..,. t.MM'• A large national COmpany COntldtrlng li plant in ' "the <:'~I~IIJ . Ohio, area ls ~~l'!dycti;.g·, a·sumy of male end fem~e , eppi1C1,1111 · for trnployment. $1gn up 'for 1 16b oppOrtunity at.tr. .. ~ll!c': ~t• Employment Service OHices at tht dates and lim• hnd.lil!fow, ·,. lf·you Ire: ·'' .:•· ·:" ' ' ·· YOU have a home or !ann ynu want sok!T Wo neecl ~~II' I erty to seD, any location I • . COUDty. Absolutely' •• eoot . Roalatratro., for~ .PURNJSHED apartment, 2 "' room & bath, 828 Second. .• c.u ~18 . 35-3 · ··RM. unfurnished apartment, ut 181 Ave,, see J ~Rht or ph 446-lltl. 35-3 , GALLIPOLIS, OHIO, AREA ' ~~·c:=:';,.w:all.treaolr.'"· l For Rent tcree.a. JOB.OPPORTUNJTIES' 1115'i BUICK Century, , lent condltion. Ph. 258-6947. ! -N'l.WTeaching Ploroo and The Wondurut Hammond organ 'By Appaintment Onl' -- ••. ,,, &1'f"" FOiL$ALE AS IS, balance o , . ¥.t ton panel. VB e11gine, !Of .Mechanic St. property, in· BREWE~ S Alu~mum auto. trans.. pCIWtr stetri~c eludlng a first floor apart- Langsvolle, Oh10. Phone 6 brakes radio, heater, li11.e . · t:t~ J. m ...'llt, plus storage room and 5140. Free estimates." . new tires'. Positraction rear 8 axle. one car garage. Will sell rea· • 6tp PT. PLEASANT - CyrD C. sonable, near business disBaldwin, Jr., vice president - .......,.... ..... !. ~yhand _.__ SEYFRIED : USED PARTS ' I & 1 · -.1 Eitet• For S•le BAIRD BROS. AUTO WRECKING DOWN Oscar BainU•ltor BAIRD REALTY co. 1OWNER Is anxious to aeu ~ Miss_Sandrl. Bailey . Racine, Ohio 2 7 &tp $1395 or oet1o111 d•'l'll&l wn nptrt. l.Acewnu- .CARPENTER work or ,. phone4f$.0090, Pomeroy. 0. Ooeor Btlllal, 111- S81etmea I Phone 992· 21 <13 01 tht Truck Buys SPII\"ET PIANO - May be had by alsumlng small monthly payments. finish. See it locally. Write Lincoln, Q·odit Dept., 701 2 7 61p Osceola, Ind. ~ · 4 IIOOMS and bath, SA. age on blacktop road, I from Northup. Ktdlatur To HEATING I. •. • ANNOUNCEMENT BAKER Mille Help Wented LOTS ill HanersYIIIe Plantz Sub. Lar1~11 l'ructl SQlalleiJ- !Sealer Cure. •• POMEROY MOTOR CO. . ' riom tbe Bl.lJid~r System 11 The Important AppliBn(:• In :Your Home, 1 Let ·u, Gi•o It A Good Mid Wl~t.r Check_ : Qorl<!r Millie, f4ttlll William Ball, tfi QUAU III'I'IIIDIEIII& • ', J!AmNARS $495 Oblruery a..- . ~ :At ' M 50 SPORT BOBCAT SPRINT and aU viOyt --~ 100 Ul SERVICE ' .ctne automatic , power !teet· ine 'brakes red bucket seats . • Wlh' DAVIbsON MOTORCYClEs lmpill Supe.r 1Sport, 321' en· l!;ms:"" ;;;;;;-;;;;=:;;O;;c-;;;;;-;; . .. - - 1959 TANDEM 75Cl Ford dump truck. f'tl. -446-1248 after 7 p.m. 1963 Chevrolet ' ~ f Business Se.rv •,500. Henrv Keisling Says Houaelke" ! .' RAOIATOI ' , 'HONE 992·5592 avllilablo """ for $13,000. 2 BEDROOM HOME tl'.t'J'S PIIOVB . LARGE kltehen wllllba~::.l THIS to bo one of 1111 bJ&IIt!t oa1iJnets, divided .quaWy bilinilllln Glltm COon· fum ty· - 11'1 • lllreo bedftlom . . . lhlJ bome llj:e, hu - . .... . •• willl .... .- two fire. lot, . -.-~ modeled IDd Is Jn good ~:~ places,' minfcurod la\m ·81111 lion; located ln Pl. .. IUmlimdl... bd Ill le$8 ' l'rtced low ill today's lbaa • · • · tot, Vaeaut, can BEA'I' 1'IIB RVSB seen any tlme. SPRING II Dell' and )'OU'II'*" ROBART DILLON, a 1111 lot for lhll new flome. · -• 'nils oae bal dly water and .Loodllo or Banri llnuoll ~~Y Eveallp fll.1!21 TIDS ~ hu 101 ·mo, a bam, plent.f Ill water, llrld there II' 110 1louM 10 · · '""" For . . . . ... . cir.. Rent -- --- could build u ,... - · Ill. Olllce 2f kl., • • • I Less Money now er. Attachments never IJied. 34-3 ,. f ,;el ·:' FOR IN MIDDLEPORT. IIPLIToi.EVI!L WDlBl' large Uvlnf room wilh ANKLE deep earpet, 111Ai1e &. lot area, kltcbeQ place, and eomplete ~ wood !llblnell, builtin kltehen are but • few al this ances, bath In color, 3 bedroom beauty's fea. od llnlabed Pra&e, front ~~~res. can 'f!ll' . @II • 11> porch, covered palto, pcdnlmOIIL drive IDd lido walk, ps and IN TOWN OJNVENlBNt'B city water. Price $15,1100. IN A ,_.1)1 DeW lbrlie IJod. VA 100 per COlli. !111111 wi111 plq ,.om art1 as of this date February 8, 1967. Signed Louise V. Haf· 1ELECTROLUX Vacuum Clean- felt. . JlJf1l' LISTED- S IJR baths. Call for an appointment. your dead SINGER Sewinc MadJ!no In f horses. cow• and mules. (..'all good condition. Carrying cue ! colll'("l JacltSOfl t86453J or 1ncluc:1ed. Does appliqueJng. ! oe Cbillioothe m..6976. pattern sewing, etc. Pay 5 : 1 will not be responsibl_e _ for payments of 15.25. Di!count · any debls olber than my own I for cash. Call 446-4125. !i-ll - - plq, ,,..,.,. ... _ , dly ~and It's only 1 ,.... old.... prt., ... l!l flf,IIIO, .. • IEAunFUL RA , NCH NEARNEW Quality Cars - c.mc. ~~~~ 11oft, elll Howard BrliiiDOil. For Sale ' APPLiCATIONS • • FOR CARRIERS Callllllhl ~ .... lltebal, ruJI b•omea~ "" and stcn. r .. more . .NOW TAKING • 25 LOCUST STitlif' YOU'LL~~-: tiJit lllroe bodioom. ll'l ~-· ;, 1100, -u. lUick. Cln of..... above is ' fine br!ct convenlenUy ~~~~ Village. You'll find plusb carpeting In room and 3 bedrooms. The kitchen Includes a built ~e and oven and Is large en~Ujlh to eat ~n. Your will get a lot of use from the ftnisbed family room I 1 GROCERY ICon dolllll a i N!J.b ,.._ .. -------..-DillON AGENCY NIIIT&ASSOCIATU R•l &t.._ r.r Sale 2 6 12te " • �·----....------·""' • • The Wiseman Agenw · IMII!It• . MAKE MONEY IN '67 Jood;::l buolnou, Solf-&nite, a I YEAR OLD BRICK ONE ACRE LOT j::;.====~~=--- 1 W"lf' YOU UTIU Wb} no• con .. tleo St. Cloud, 1 11118 u centrally lot'ated i'lorld• ~lty ClOSt t.o orlando &nd botb eoa"m, •n •rea o! mur tHH pu.hlie ••rvl<'e, wheN! 7ou .llP U•• weU 1!1 thaf "'' t ~ uy on 1 ll!odMt or brocburq ematlal retlnm.enl illcom•. Cornp•ratlveiJ" low taxea. For col. write to: CHAoM 81ft OF COMMIRC£. ST CLOUD, t' LORIDA, 31'119. 11 months remaining on guar~ imtee. Pay 159.80 or !6.27 monthly. Call. f46.4J25. 35-6 _ _ __ _ ·- - - __ ___ 1 · REDUCE ai 1mp1e and fast I ' s e, I with Gobese Tablet.;. OnJy 98c Gillingham Dru1. 35-36 35-3 int~rior, whlte fioah ndlo. A. real nice car FOR RENT OR LEASE Office Space I,500 square feet Prime location Utilities furnished E. M. WISEMAN, RWTOR THE WISEMAN AGENCY 500 2nd Avo. 4463643 • RHI Estate For Sale. $1495 1960 Chlvrolet BlHayM St. Wigon, e eyl. en•ine, 11td. trans.,· good tire•. dark crern finish. • Ohio Phon~ 446-0263 RMI ESt• For Sale 10 a,m. to 4 p.m. ' MOSCOW (tJPI) -All 11!'11> ·quake Saltlrdq lhoot homelln Ulan Ude, Dell' Siberia'• Llkt Balbi, thl offlda1 'l'tu am - I'O)IOI'Ied. ed. ., . ·' BUIJGE'I' PRICI!:D rumtture II: 0011 third Door budget ollop. aaw fllrllllun, Mtddlepor\ Oblo. U U U< NO euua11W . '' FOR LWEI Completely R•modelecj STOl~ BUILDING Wented To Do I ___ Tn~de ~~-- ·-- ·- ... Sale or .,...,.....:::...; loto 1964 Chevrolet i. Slpll .... .... :;I olean three bedroom • II has bath, ·fuel oU .111l eablnetsin kltehen; big located on blacktop roa11 Lost ,--... ·-·-· unless sold. tc , PWMBINO BEATING, 101 8ocolld t4W/IZ, FORRENT MODERN 3 bedroom buU~ill kitchen, atta.ebecl. prqe. In IOWD, 185 .... Wiseman Agency, «Ulf6. · 1-11 MAY WE HELP YOU? We al lbe Tilbtme are waiting·to belp you, tu nod 1 bome, to a car, to hire a secretary, to rent ~ apartment • . . most aaylblag ynu net!d ran lielp you flDd wllb an economical, fast-acllng 1'1'1· bwlfl WA!Jt AIL Call Ul today. aen , THE 1. Looking fora Job; · . . ,, ' r I.Compua point ~==--1 ' -1 .\ ' It Odd:- t . Btlr up l O.)Iotber -, •• *"P Vnhappf -- a.- ' . · . . · ' ' , ·· ·· ~- Gol~g.io be a,1~7 hl,s~ school tr~u~ end p~n to Worfq . 3. Doing fanning, .- part-time WO!:kl. · , " • ·· 4. D..lrii'!IJ to lmprovit your timployabllify by .,.!¥J.ng • · klft ' . ., , 1 " '· . , ':!\; .' · • i' • : . ,. . 1 ;;:tl ,.;;~~·~ ' ' • l·' J ' • • ·ii!ll;i!i' 2 12 W• heve ht followln1 used Gravely- equipment .for ltlt: 3 tractors 1 snow blowe~ 1 1 fiVe .,... ...-r-sprellller nttrt ,tow ,..,.,., cultivator 1 30 Inch nt...,. imtwer 1 4G Inch r.tary mower I ou. W. stld 'f1o!ore ·' ' "l ' ,, ' Va. . ment, storm See ~ison ar~ee, dne, or phone 949-2304. OW'S, , U6'7. Roush .t. Lyono· 1q Trollers, Horton s~. • .,;9:00 ' d• . . . tlaoa ~ .,.,2:30 ' ·,, .......... -.f... lt.Qwu «<.Ilx- &PAC&EJI \!" Ia.' . . , equipment with eocb . . ' ·,·' :~~- ,,...,~ . . . ._:1.7• _. 113.Jio- . i11J l!"'iV/i~f1'Qio~f . • • J; GRAVELY TRAClOU. Ph- ft2.2975 ' . ·-· .·••'1011 ~. •• otta . ~ _rttlt..!i•.o Nt«;:i~l P·IO't't at C:All DICk ·-- RAWI.IN~I , " ·'. - Tim~ :;;SE;;;W:;;ci;;N;;;G;-::m::ac:;n:;:IIIOI=-.-r=epau ser vice. aU makeo, IVY Z.aa4 The Fabrit Shop. Pomerov Autoorized Singer s:J: ";d 11 Servir.l!. 1 ·10 repair, Miller '' ~IR w... GRAVELY TJtACTPR SALES, Pometoy 'GAlLIPOLIS,' Of110443' ·'. - · ' 'l'fliliy,+8:00 ; ~" .11 ., -" . . SIM,...v..:.Mo L M. . '· ~.r· ' , ·.·. ~~=========~~ ~ (!:&' . .•, I : RNistrttiOf! ofil!:tii,ohhe •Oh(o;SI. . · · m~ . ,,, open on the fo!IC!WI,ng ~ ana hours , SAUS & .. . ,.• Stauffer Firn(',. . " ~ C0 £CS.peaker..- , and ~eneral ma,nager of Stauf. fer Chemical Company'• Speo ., · · SEVERAL NEW ~ ' cialty chemicaI ~VISIOn, Will be Chevrolets Avallab.le-¥ the speaker for. the aMual POint Great Savings Pleasant-M8son County Cham•~ ber of Commerce banquet on F b '3 beg· . gat 6·30· pn! e.• mrun . · . . in the Moose Rome. Also fe.tured on the program will be ~ the Point Pleasimt High School choru' under .vacuum "-n Evoni9 P.M. the direction of" C. L. Head · and Attacbm<!nll never u.ood, -,... ··•· Ulnonthl ·rerilalning on guar· · 11 POMEROY OHIO d'onner music by tr.e Wandering •· Troubadours, Jon Leighty aod antee:· l'ay ·•••.80 ...,If 823or Dr. Dan Glassma,n. 2e monthly. Call Baldwin is a member of. tbe American Chemical Society, the Commercial Chemical Developfront a s1 e pore es, ~se 1 TU 2-J5a? ' 6 ment Association and the ment. lot 198 x 323. Gomg · -- - - Chemical Market Research As-. at $3,000. . MAKE MORE P,RUFIT by socialion, He is a chemical enPh. 367-7591 1 SYRACUSE Amazmg buylisting your ftrm s serv1c~s in . . graduate of · Lehigh Rt. 7 Cheshlr•, 0. I ' Ranch type frame, 5 rooms the ~aily Sentinel's Busmess I' ~~ie:;:~i~ and now reside!' In 24 Hr. Towing Service . 12 . bed~m_s), modern bat~, Service column. 10 _lO ll Summit, yN. J., with his lfttre budt·in · k1tc~7n, · plenty clos- CUSTOM butchering, will b11y and two children. . et space, at).ic and cellar. hides. Phil Meier, 992·3510. A1f0 rental property on ~~me 11 1 rfc FOR CARS .. lot.• All in excellent oond1hon. 1939 to 1966 Models 19. Ancer $18,0110. '. REAOV ·MIX concrete deUver21.Breeat~ Aho Robullt Porto ON ROUTE 33 - $1,500 buys ed rlght to your proj~t. Fa.!lf 23,Tbe & All Type Buckat,~eat, 98 acre$. approximately 30 and easy. Free estimata. to 35 acres for cultivation, Phone 99!·32114. Goeglein ot Hours 1:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. fi.Filndlo Ready·MiJ Co.. Middleport balance pasture and timber, 7 DAYS A WEEK barb fence, small barn, Ohio. 6 341 Uc :15.-n.house, llh story frame house, Owners Dona lei& '•ul laird Henry W. ltlrd . Jt,Maa."• e' rooms, fruit cellar, we!l at WANTED house, springs in pastures. Albert M. Cox, · lkoker %'1. ProBOY or GIRL KH&Wdan Henry Cleland. Salesman dance 29. tittle To Deliver The Daily !IIZ-3830 · II.Macawa ollll<l Evenings 192·2.569 or tt!-3&31 37.-..w ll.PSentlnal to 01tabllshed I pr ~uol whotll . 1 pr ..., r•ductfon whHls 1 pr txMnslon txles ~~~..... ~BAIRD~ftt.f~·~m~,LI!Iu~·lln.~l~riday a~d $ci,turcl~y: ~''~'~9,1.)'.-' ~., ' ·" · .,. For A Select Contact Homer Baxter. . A J' p\o ,.- · PP 13llf'e, "· Shown by •appointment, . 315 ·. M~cbanic St. Pomeroy... or . 2 1} '1tt: · phone m.l~ 1 · - • · · OnupleiO Servlee .-l t·, - '"" "ill'~'1f!~-h~ ·~~r'm1'• . •''""'· " ,, , Co taO!I .~•rJp, er 0 1'.. L ~II L. 1\AOt'tiiW '-Aitrt. -""" '' . Racllle, Obto POMEROY - Priced to sell__1_ 1 tie_ 7 room frame1 14 bedrooms), d Jed ,. n REPAIR OF small appliances. • 3rd bath, recent.Y . remo e "Appliance Hospital.•' . • .living and dmmg room, new ~ St., Mason, W. Va. Jonn ,furnace an d hot wate r tank · 1 Rottgen. . 2 1. 30tc _ 1 $6,500. ' CUNDITIONING Kefrtger· CHESTER ROAD - 1 storyl ltloo serv1ce. Ja('k's ' frame ~edroom~), :th: etation New Haven. 1 slcklt IMwtr '/ ' f trict. Glenroy Ewing, owner. 1 ~~~railer · I IIMring oulky llllo opportlinlfi!IS will k ,tonducteci' OI'i"'"" ~IO.Irit· .t.w wlih ell lnformatlfp Oiiitl!;lt,!f JO be lit contw.ll<e; .' ·,, •• , ' ~" ·' · •7<'l~ w-. TRIP-' "·'E ...,..,..,. t.MM'• A large national COmpany COntldtrlng li plant in ' "the <:'~I~IIJ . Ohio, area ls ~~l'!dycti;.g·, a·sumy of male end fem~e , eppi1C1,1111 · for trnployment. $1gn up 'for 1 16b oppOrtunity at.tr. .. ~ll!c': ~t• Employment Service OHices at tht dates and lim• hnd.lil!fow, ·,. lf·you Ire: ·'' .:•· ·:" ' ' ·· YOU have a home or !ann ynu want sok!T Wo neecl ~~II' I erty to seD, any location I • . COUDty. Absolutely' •• eoot . Roalatratro., for~ .PURNJSHED apartment, 2 "' room & bath, 828 Second. .• c.u ~18 . 35-3 · ··RM. unfurnished apartment, ut 181 Ave,, see J ~Rht or ph 446-lltl. 35-3 , GALLIPOLIS, OHIO, AREA ' ~~·c:=:';,.w:all.treaolr.'"· l For Rent tcree.a. JOB.OPPORTUNJTIES' 1115'i BUICK Century, , lent condltion. Ph. 258-6947. ! -N'l.WTeaching Ploroo and The Wondurut Hammond organ 'By Appaintment Onl' -- ••. ,,, &1'f"" FOiL$ALE AS IS, balance o , . ¥.t ton panel. VB e11gine, !Of .Mechanic St. property, in· BREWE~ S Alu~mum auto. trans.. pCIWtr stetri~c eludlng a first floor apart- Langsvolle, Oh10. Phone 6 brakes radio, heater, li11.e . · t:t~ J. m ...'llt, plus storage room and 5140. Free estimates." . new tires'. Positraction rear 8 axle. one car garage. Will sell rea· • 6tp PT. PLEASANT - CyrD C. sonable, near business disBaldwin, Jr., vice president - .......,.... ..... !. ~yhand _.__ SEYFRIED : USED PARTS ' I & 1 · -.1 Eitet• For S•le BAIRD BROS. AUTO WRECKING DOWN Oscar BainU•ltor BAIRD REALTY co. 1OWNER Is anxious to aeu ~ Miss_Sandrl. Bailey . Racine, Ohio 2 7 &tp $1395 or oet1o111 d•'l'll&l wn nptrt. l.Acewnu- .CARPENTER work or ,. phone4f$.0090, Pomeroy. 0. Ooeor Btlllal, 111- S81etmea I Phone 992· 21 <13 01 tht Truck Buys SPII\"ET PIANO - May be had by alsumlng small monthly payments. finish. See it locally. Write Lincoln, Q·odit Dept., 701 2 7 61p Osceola, Ind. ~ · 4 IIOOMS and bath, SA. age on blacktop road, I from Northup. Ktdlatur To HEATING I. •. • ANNOUNCEMENT BAKER Mille Help Wented LOTS ill HanersYIIIe Plantz Sub. Lar1~11 l'ructl SQlalleiJ- !Sealer Cure. •• POMEROY MOTOR CO. . ' riom tbe Bl.lJid~r System 11 The Important AppliBn(:• In :Your Home, 1 Let ·u, Gi•o It A Good Mid Wl~t.r Check_ : Qorl<!r Millie, f4ttlll William Ball, tfi QUAU III'I'IIIDIEIII& • ', J!AmNARS $495 Oblruery a..- . ~ :At ' M 50 SPORT BOBCAT SPRINT and aU viOyt --~ 100 Ul SERVICE ' .ctne automatic , power !teet· ine 'brakes red bucket seats . • Wlh' DAVIbsON MOTORCYClEs lmpill Supe.r 1Sport, 321' en· l!;ms:"" ;;;;;;-;;;;=:;;O;;c-;;;;;-;; . .. - - 1959 TANDEM 75Cl Ford dump truck. f'tl. -446-1248 after 7 p.m. 1963 Chevrolet ' ~ f Business Se.rv •,500. Henrv Keisling Says Houaelke" ! .' RAOIATOI ' , 'HONE 992·5592 avllilablo """ for $13,000. 2 BEDROOM HOME tl'.t'J'S PIIOVB . LARGE kltehen wllllba~::.l THIS to bo one of 1111 bJ&IIt!t oa1iJnets, divided .quaWy bilinilllln Glltm COon· fum ty· - 11'1 • lllreo bedftlom . . . lhlJ bome llj:e, hu - . .... . •• willl .... .- two fire. lot, . -.-~ modeled IDd Is Jn good ~:~ places,' minfcurod la\m ·81111 lion; located ln Pl. .. IUmlimdl... bd Ill le$8 ' l'rtced low ill today's lbaa • · • · tot, Vaeaut, can BEA'I' 1'IIB RVSB seen any tlme. SPRING II Dell' and )'OU'II'*" ROBART DILLON, a 1111 lot for lhll new flome. · -• 'nils oae bal dly water and .Loodllo or Banri llnuoll ~~Y Eveallp fll.1!21 TIDS ~ hu 101 ·mo, a bam, plent.f Ill water, llrld there II' 110 1louM 10 · · '""" For . . . . ... . cir.. Rent -- --- could build u ,... - · Ill. Olllce 2f kl., • • • I Less Money now er. Attachments never IJied. 34-3 ,. f ,;el ·:' FOR IN MIDDLEPORT. IIPLIToi.EVI!L WDlBl' large Uvlnf room wilh ANKLE deep earpet, 111Ai1e &. lot area, kltcbeQ place, and eomplete ~ wood !llblnell, builtin kltehen are but • few al this ances, bath In color, 3 bedroom beauty's fea. od llnlabed Pra&e, front ~~~res. can 'f!ll' . @II • 11> porch, covered palto, pcdnlmOIIL drive IDd lido walk, ps and IN TOWN OJNVENlBNt'B city water. Price $15,1100. IN A ,_.1)1 DeW lbrlie IJod. VA 100 per COlli. !111111 wi111 plq ,.om art1 as of this date February 8, 1967. Signed Louise V. Haf· 1ELECTROLUX Vacuum Clean- felt. . JlJf1l' LISTED- S IJR baths. Call for an appointment. your dead SINGER Sewinc MadJ!no In f horses. cow• and mules. (..'all good condition. Carrying cue ! colll'("l JacltSOfl t86453J or 1ncluc:1ed. Does appliqueJng. ! oe Cbillioothe m..6976. pattern sewing, etc. Pay 5 : 1 will not be responsibl_e _ for payments of 15.25. Di!count · any debls olber than my own I for cash. Call 446-4125. !i-ll - - plq, ,,..,.,. ... _ , dly ~and It's only 1 ,.... old.... prt., ... l!l flf,IIIO, .. • IEAunFUL RA , NCH NEARNEW Quality Cars - c.mc. ~~~~ 11oft, elll Howard BrliiiDOil. For Sale ' APPLiCATIONS • • FOR CARRIERS Callllllhl ~ .... lltebal, ruJI b•omea~ "" and stcn. r .. more . .NOW TAKING • 25 LOCUST STitlif' YOU'LL~~-: tiJit lllroe bodioom. ll'l ~-· ;, 1100, -u. lUick. Cln of..... above is ' fine br!ct convenlenUy ~~~~ Village. You'll find plusb carpeting In room and 3 bedrooms. The kitchen Includes a built ~e and oven and Is large en~Ujlh to eat ~n. Your will get a lot of use from the ftnisbed family room I 1 GROCERY ICon dolllll a i N!J.b ,.._ .. -------..-DillON AGENCY NIIIT&ASSOCIATU R•l &t.._ r.r Sale 2 6 12te " • �• • J . - eap Awards on Governor Rhodes O.A."'·~·..I.,'·----- ~ ~. -· ' . ' --- I~ • • ....,.. • • '' . ' tt~r: u· .-~.;.· .....;, ·-. ,-; . .. > ,.., l"' ·• -·- .....:. .. --·~ .• "!r ': : · ;;...... ·... . Ill .. Cod- =~· llblll1· f . .. ~·· ~ - j. .; . ,. . ',. wflli ..·· ~ lettt> . !.". ......•... ' r:::. ~ 1 ~• ~ .t • li . IJIII . llllderi' '' j .. 'I 1llat !II keY· I euct 'OI'IJII" , ...,e~; of fuel !ned to ud ..... ~ IN FORD LOWEST PRICED GUARANTEED USED CARS IN THIS AREA! A-1 FORD TRADES! 1963 Ford Convertible 1965 Chevrolet l ton Pick up PICK UP. V-8, V-8, automaUe, prem· lum tires, radio, like new lllllde and out, 1 long 1rheel base, eztra real jeweL -------- 1962 Ford Fairlane 500 4o door V-8, automatic, raclio, extra nlee tires, beauti- s ful turquoise paint, cleanest 1966 Ford Custom 2 Door 2 Door V-8, automatic, radio, white wall tires, 12,000 miles of car in toe . .............................. .. ' new car warranty, ~VJ65 Chevrolet Chevy II ' ~ll"lllkll Mro. Mal11e Moaldeo, Peebles, a native of Galtia County, died Tuesday at West Union. She is s~~rvived by sons, James S. King, Gallipolis and Henry King, Friendship, and Mrs. Baunnit Fletcher, of Peebles, with whom she made ber borne. There are nine I!I'Jmd .. :l children and 'l1 great grandehil· dren. Two brothers and sister preceded ber in death. Services were held Friday Peebles, with burial In Portsmouth. BER LI-NE EASY CHAIRS ' Just received another shipment of. Berkline Easy Cl1airs; Rockers- Recliners - _Rock-A-Loungers. Early American, Modern and Traditional styles. Covered with beautiful, durab1e fabrics or long wearing vinyl. Quality controlled, Quality ·constru.cteCI and eiqlertly tailored with original designs. Mn. George Morrll, t4, former Mary Margam Tao•ne•' of Gallipolis, died Feb. 3 Tucson, Ariz. Sbe was the daugbler of the late Mark Tanner and graoddaulbter the late Vlnt and Fanny Tao"ll ner, 1001 linle realdenta of G~· ll Upotis, Mrs. Morris waa 1940 graduate of GaDla AcMemy Higb ScboOL Sbe II SllrVIved by her husband, a CoJoael in the Air Foree; two d111dren, George, Jr., 18, and Cathy 11; her mother, Mrs. Beulah a si!ter, Mrs. John (Cath..,. lne) NelfiDU, and a bro11her, Mark Tanner, Va. Services and burial "' in Tucson on Feb. 5. I ' II HlmtjDgloo,,_,;..ell .. ' ~ .. , 1964 Volkswagen 2 Door · 4 ~ndard shift, e r, air condl· I Uon~·;-mint condi- Radio, white walltlr· _...,n, w I~ with beige eo, beautiful Urbt green finish, ll.te new ·' · .1963 Chevrolet 4 Door Wagon, standard i cylin<ler, excellent ' •,t·~;j"'\... 1961 Mercury 4 Door .''•., . S ---------------- .I towu.. -------· ····- Mercury Monteray bard top, po- ' Good transportation. ----- nit fuel iZIDI ..,.. R'al .... .lbe ..... p ell' ·.-...... rnppd lid .... IZ --.. �• • J . - eap Awards on Governor Rhodes O.A."'·~·..I.,'·----- ~ ~. -· ' . ' --- I~ • • ....,.. • • '' . ' tt~r: u· .-~.;.· .....;, ·-. ,-; . .. > ,.., l"' ·• -·- .....:. .. --·~ .• "!r ': : · ;;...... ·... . Ill .. Cod- =~· llblll1· f . .. ~·· ~ - j. .; . ,. . ',. wflli ..·· ~ lettt> . !.". ......•... ' r:::. ~ 1 ~• ~ .t • li . IJIII . llllderi' '' j .. 'I 1llat !II keY· I euct 'OI'IJII" , ...,e~; of fuel !ned to ud ..... ~ IN FORD LOWEST PRICED GUARANTEED USED CARS IN THIS AREA! A-1 FORD TRADES! 1963 Ford Convertible 1965 Chevrolet l ton Pick up PICK UP. V-8, V-8, automaUe, prem· lum tires, radio, like new lllllde and out, 1 long 1rheel base, eztra real jeweL -------- 1962 Ford Fairlane 500 4o door V-8, automatic, raclio, extra nlee tires, beauti- s ful turquoise paint, cleanest 1966 Ford Custom 2 Door 2 Door V-8, automatic, radio, white wall tires, 12,000 miles of car in toe . .............................. .. ' new car warranty, ~VJ65 Chevrolet Chevy II ' ~ll"lllkll Mro. Mal11e Moaldeo, Peebles, a native of Galtia County, died Tuesday at West Union. She is s~~rvived by sons, James S. King, Gallipolis and Henry King, Friendship, and Mrs. Baunnit Fletcher, of Peebles, with whom she made ber borne. There are nine I!I'Jmd .. :l children and 'l1 great grandehil· dren. Two brothers and sister preceded ber in death. Services were held Friday Peebles, with burial In Portsmouth. BER LI-NE EASY CHAIRS ' Just received another shipment of. Berkline Easy Cl1airs; Rockers- Recliners - _Rock-A-Loungers. Early American, Modern and Traditional styles. Covered with beautiful, durab1e fabrics or long wearing vinyl. Quality controlled, Quality ·constru.cteCI and eiqlertly tailored with original designs. Mn. George Morrll, t4, former Mary Margam Tao•ne•' of Gallipolis, died Feb. 3 Tucson, Ariz. Sbe was the daugbler of the late Mark Tanner and graoddaulbter the late Vlnt and Fanny Tao"ll ner, 1001 linle realdenta of G~· ll Upotis, Mrs. Morris waa 1940 graduate of GaDla AcMemy Higb ScboOL Sbe II SllrVIved by her husband, a CoJoael in the Air Foree; two d111dren, George, Jr., 18, and Cathy 11; her mother, Mrs. Beulah a si!ter, Mrs. John (Cath..,. lne) NelfiDU, and a bro11her, Mark Tanner, Va. Services and burial "' in Tucson on Feb. 5. I ' II HlmtjDgloo,,_,;..ell .. ' ~ .. , 1964 Volkswagen 2 Door · 4 ~ndard shift, e r, air condl· I Uon~·;-mint condi- Radio, white walltlr· _...,n, w I~ with beige eo, beautiful Urbt green finish, ll.te new ·' · .1963 Chevrolet 4 Door Wagon, standard i cylin<ler, excellent ' •,t·~;j"'\... 1961 Mercury 4 Door .''•., . S ---------------- .I towu.. -------· ····- Mercury Monteray bard top, po- ' Good transportation. ----- nit fuel iZIDI ..,.. R'al .... .lbe ..... p ell' ·.-...... rnppd lid .... IZ --.. �I ) ...... ...... -~ ~· ~ ' . , '1'1111 ........ -.. ---· - ~- - I ... __ ·- • '::1 I lite!.... - I • cu.J}lg~US (UPll • __ _, . ' ~~: s"!':~· ~~~J.!.-~71 'Ea.ODCD~ -- -~-- - ,,l • ' .._, ' - ' ' ' · req ......... ( ......... al .... .. • ' J ••mes A. . ..... lllr)ldle l,l, I ' CAP~AIN . ' • • ' ~~~~ Gte bobbl1 walei'. at ~ewspaper Aslloda awards banqu<t, .; ; ..We are going to I I jlon In vocational )!bodes told the · ~ublishers after the ON 1 surprise and preleti dli.ef execulivt' with af for 1istinguished l'"li ice." ; In announcing • -. t ~~ 1 •• . .... ~;: ~ tl; .. .. ' .....- . ...- I ...-· ' ' the tiNA !'resident Ernst 1 publisher of the Welll!li lerprise, pointed out Jt past service to the p Ohio.11 He also said tl &ht: third times in th1 history that It was pre .' -.' ' IW.+! ... l ~E\'V liiE ICEBERG&- Review of the NICE P£0PUi! · . W\!101 ONE DID ·Death Toe -ni:·8Q41' '. Hn:i •I . . Truce; On By H. J. uen, United Press Int.erw Death took no holida phantom lunar new YE in Vietnam tl!l• w... And only lhe del spared ' tlle tiitter 1 mortal '!OIInds io til~ perind bopefuUy p_le • peace. • ' American officials •.• that Communist soil booby trap• and terra ~hattered truce tile Asian 1 ' on approximl occaskms. ' I I <. • -. " !ED , ' .. " ~ wa~~~ ('(lmplaints. c~ Hanoi, tOG, forces had repeitedl)> the cease-fire. ' The Nortll Vietnar clared that Commuols in the 'South had Implemented the ceu der .'" and the onli action taken was "to pl I'..': U.S. aggressors who, =r.. ....... MA il-1111 tuel FC iziDI lly- ....... ..... ......... n! gas, ·- LOWEST ild THIS AR lOll - 1965Che PICK UP. V-8, . I< S0if.ll.9 IS \NI-l'( I WAS wheel base, e:rtra -~IDIW'ED! 10 4 door V-8, auto: ulte tir· ' .............. W'INTIIROP car in town. ----- " :.. tandard sb er, air co1 lion, cot with be ~lJNNINQAWAY~ HOMEJLJ6T"~ ~1:965CI 4 6 YOO 'rze i:JOI;U:O . 16 FOOL-l!SH, -eoN ••• tionec\,~\.?nint w'iifG ;)nterior. --------· 1963 c h. '. .... t ,..._. bard top, · ...,:....,:....... . ~- ' fUJ turquoise pain· .i I'M ee Tl4E SCAPE60t\T IN A PLOT! 1962F• dio, extra ... d,...,.. ! ' l !--- •I; r .t. if r ' .' (. ' ' ... ,.. ,;- -"' ............ - ... - .• ;....,> .. ' .~. '' ~ -~ _.,, -·~ ---. .. -' ~- "'·e· ,.!:i, ' - ' ' !' --... -• '• Bl-11. N~ELEsS 1 6010GIFF Nf.WS10THE PREMIER! HE lS Da:O.SED W11H- ASSA$1Nt\'IIOII! ..A .. • - . t!II!ANPSO if.IE PlDr FAI~S! l i • �• -· ·-... .,'1"1111 • llll....... ''' COLUMIIUS (U lames A. lllw!!lo. • . .. . ........ .. .. ·- ....... ".:. ... ,~·· ~ _ ,... .......... . _.. .. .. . ... -·- .. ... ·-· · ~"' -.--- ........... _. . -~· • .• L . ... ~~--- --- . 1 ~- '!".! ~!'!"'".-~no),. SUIII~~y, h~;~1111 ....,,.. 1._.,!:: ~. ---·-- ........ _..,. __ --.. .. ... ~- ~ ..... . • 1 ' CA:!L.f'!AlrfI ""'*' ' . W!\TCH ~INPXN! 5ke11ubbly water ·4 .,' •• •~' j)ubJishers after the L• a surprh.e and p~ ~jef ~xecutive wit~\. ' . ·~ I • ' • .~ • I .I. l I I . .... "-- ..... .0 .,. . ··~- .L..~:......- '' .., .• • I· .\ .. .. \~ lerprise, pointed out ' - -.,. I ~~:; \ .. - .. ""'- .-- -. ~ . . ' AYE/ AND YOU, 51Jt7 _,_ ,,, ,,, ·Death T( Truce;O ·) ! I ...•-··.. ' ' : In announcing ~ ONA President ErnT publisher of the Wef Review ot tf, -· • •I I, t past service to ttle, Ohio." He ai.'KI said tht; third times in history that it was P. ' ~ 'r • lor 1i, tingulshed l!' ice." . ..,..,._ _. . .. -- Art Saasom - - '· I ' -. ' • •' • ......,..... • • ,. 0 a • ' ' ..,. ' ~e..Spaper ASl!Od iwanh banquet. " Wr. are going to tion in vocational fthodes told the . .... ... . o •' • ........tleodlocti .., liiCht • ~ ·- .. _ - ---~ - • • lllrprise ... 'OriP!oiQr ol ..... ·--- • ~~ • . . ' By H. 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