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Mankind 10,000 Years away from First Space Visitor
W t\..liliiNGTON (UPI) - Man
rannot eJ;pec1 to be \'failed by
aptce ahlpa &om other solar
a)·atems in the next 10,000
years, and problbb· not even
then, aerordU. to a srientifir
atud,y for the Air Force made
public lodoy.
1be University of Colorado
atudy on "Unidentified FJ.ying
Objecto"
(UFOS)
concluded
that ••no direct e v i 0 e n c e
wtatever or a coovincirv nature
now exiiU (or the rlatm that
an,y UFOS represent IP8Cecraft
vlsidrti earth from anotbn
ooUJMBI,IS (IJPO- Two bUll
.f'ailllcll ~ 1'09>1ro eonotltl>.
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Ooe bill ..uuld l'l'fei: ... ~·
1111 ... fr- 21 "' Jl. :no !Jiho
er would lbollllh tbo death
oll> In Oblo.
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letlioilture "'
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eJectim to become law.
Ity -
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Sen. Other OCUek, D-Akron,
the bill abolishing
J. Cowan
c ivillzatlon.' '
1,aoo
pagtt report, compiled under a two-year Air
Ferre contract, hedged by
saying that its conc1ualon, blsed
on present evidence, w11 not a
prediction for the future.
But It then went on lO think
~orne cosmi e thCJtq,>hts on the
\·astness of the universe, the
comparati vcty tiny tet·hnologica:l
achievements ol man and the
extreme unlikelihood of interstellar tn.vel as practiced
routinely in scieoce fiction.
"Travel of men over Lntentel~ The
ler dlstllncc s in the roresecable
future seems now to be qulte
out or the question... said study
director Dr. F.dward U. Condon,.
physic s proressor at Colorado
and former head or the National
Bure:au ol standardt, in a
summary chapter.
Tbe report noted that lhe
vastness of space Is such thllt,
basod on' the speed of light,
"The news ol Christ's life on
earth could not yet have
reached as much as 1 terth ol
the distance (rom the earth to
the center of our plaJcy."
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beings
now know · 100,000 years (the geological age
enough to dealrO)' all llfe on of the earth is some 5 biltim
"Human
earth," It said, "aOO they may
lack the intelllgenee to work out
social c<nrols to , keep themselves rr001 doing so. It other
d vllinti0115 hue the same
limitation then It might be that
they develop to the point where
they destroy themselves utterly
before they hue developed the
technolou needed to enable
them to make long space
voyages."
The report esllmaled thll a
ctvUization's life span might be
lntroduc~
tho dooth penalty. If .....od,
Ill thole convicted d. ftrakl•
p-ee murder in Ohio would reet~ive I maximum penalty of
l t f e ID$risorment. Likewise,
~hose men now on death row in
the Ohio Penitentiary would
have their tentence cornmuted
to life In prison.
Would Be Bolllble •
AdrJltiOiliJiy. cll)ital crimes
would be bailable, First:degr~
-murder is not bondable m Ohio
The Baohon File Deportment
,....ted minor """- at lhe
Jvan J. COWen. 77, who dled home of Ralph Worden oura on
Tuesdv in & Tlltlpa. Fla., hol- lhe Baalw>-Long R1111
pttal, bad realded in Tampa the diY t.rco a ftre which started in
put 25 years, but was born at tho garqe attached to tho home,
The fire was beliewcl to t.ve
Burll:ngbam In Melgl County, the
lOll of the late Leroy and Flora started from a shorted liJhteord.
The blaze was reported by Slw.ron
Grlin CGwen.
. Mr. 'Cowen waa a member of Holter. The Oun rami~)' was not
tbe Seminole Hetahta lJ n i t e d at home at the time. Eight fireMethodist Churcb, Tampa, the men answered the call.
now,
International Order ol Boller.
Oeasek and Sena. Douglas maken, Iron and !ldpbuUders,
Two deferllants were fined
Blaekamltha and Forger& a n d
Tuesday
nlgbl In tho court of
Helpera Loclio No. 433 <i Tam Pmaeroy Mayor C3Jarlea Leger.
pa.
S:a.Ddra WUdennuth, 18, Pom~
He is survived by his wire,
TONIGHT & THURSDAY
eroy,
wu firal $5 and cosh on
Georete; a daughter, Mrs . SarJAN. B-9
assured
clear distance chargea
ah Ellen LIUie, Florida; two
NOT OPEN
and
Bobby
Kuhn, 28, AlbaQy, was
1001, lvu J. Jr., Wlacoasln, and
Carl c., Jackscxrvtlle, Va.; two tined $15 and costa 011.1 ftctidou1
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
olotera, Mra. Ruth Wood, CUllh- license plates charge.
JAN. 10 • II
vert, Georgia, and Mrs. Nina MEIGS GENERAL HOSPll'AL
TilE PRIVATE NAVY
Culmer, Miami, Fla.; three
AD!oUSSlONS - None.
OF SGT. O'FARRELL
brothoro, Mark, Qm City, CalDISCHARGESBolly WU0011,
(Technlcolor)
if.; Ted, in klwa, and George, !iUr lOY Klng.
Bob Hope - Phyllis OWer
ol &m Francisco~ eight grand ~
children, lllld three great..grandDANGER ROUTE
cldldren.
(Technlcolor)
Funeral oervlcea wiD be hel<l
Rld>ard Johnson
~ at 2 p.m. from tho
Corol Lynley
Membera <i tho Board of DIRawllnp Coats Funeral Home
rector•
ol the GaWa County
with borlal In tho Burlingham
SHOW STARTS 1 P.M.
Water
Aaan.
8111d today the J>OO>Camotory. Frleoda may calleny.
ple
<i
Galli&
County
are aupporttime alter 10 a.m. Friday.
lng lhe prupoaed rural water OYIIem.
~eamen indicated that as al
lhls
dale, approxlmatoly700 have
,..o-n
,
filiNG
algned
water users asreement
Let your
II!TTINO
and
right.of.way
easement forms
•• !I . CIO
llld paid tr>ta1 tap reea. AnYone
wlohoo m partlcl,poto In lids
IIYIIom II reminded lhOI Januuy
I~ 1969 lo tho deadline date Cor
-Salur-
Sought
By FTC
-IDe.
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wait two weeka. ••
"We, the consmner, need help
• • • I'm IU'Iftlna: acued."
Then cammenta were excerpted from lettera ftled with
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News ... in Briefs
A BIG SlflPMENTf ·
You 1hould atop iR the busy Mens ·
Depart mont on th. htlloor.
S.e tho new arrlvolo In Big Yank Work
Uniform&. All al•••· Panlo from 2t'IO
SO woiol in your CGrtoct length all!!
ohirta from 14Y. til 20 neck 1i1e In y,.k
choice of •.le.,.,•. !ehgtha
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Choose permaftent
fabric in ~r
fovorlte .color or tbo f10pular
cotton lll!illa In omdrl colora. lor
right now. Aloo iuot In • 'I'"
tli>n Big Yank flannel w.ork .shirt a.
,:i.tf•fll•, new colors. Siaea
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todu ,were
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Under the aebedule for the
the autcmakers wlll
their cbanee to reply Oil
hearl~s.
cet
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.w --
oat coUlokiD at t •a.m.
dll' '"' CcJomtit Rd., No. 35, - of 1 nillO of BL
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass, (UPQ The slayer who bludgeoned a
pretty Harvard coed to death
this week performed an ancient
runeral rite over the body. po~
lice revealed.
Detectives said evidence round
1n the apartme11t where 23-.year.
old Jane S. Britton's body was
found on a blood-ooal<ed bed led
Harvard anthropologists to believe the murderer was ... sick
atone that had been given to her
u a gift. S.e was an anthropology lludont.
Todlly, rour persons were to
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lO 011 I dlarp of drivlns 1011 <i
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$orority OIBees
'r.o<*iP Oountlanl haft been
In Marlatla
ant;-Ae~nhrtir"Mn.
Max: Donahue. ·
Police Hold Man
take lie detector tests voluntar-
ily to "clear up slight discrepancies. •• They are James Humphreys, 27, of Toronto, Miss Britton's boy Crlend; and Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Mitchell, neighbors
or the slain girl, and a rourth
pEH·son whom poli ce refused to
ldo>tlfy.
Detective Sgt. John Galligan
said an Iodine compound had been
daubed on Miss Britton's body.
Galligan said anthropologists at
Harvard told him the markings
appeared to be signs used in a
primJtbe burial rite. students
oi anthropology like Miss BrJt.
too would have knowledge of suctl
ceremonies, the professors told
pollee .
By United Press Inter..tional
PARIS- NORTH VIETNAM SAID TODAY Ute Sooth Vietnamese
regime ot President NJU,Ye~ Van Thieu Is trying to torpedo the Paris
tllkl on Vietnam 'and keep the Americans involved ln the war.
-rate
Nlnq Ati-
April Fraser, Cheryl Woods,
Kathy Harris, Karen Johnson, Vicki Slac k. Merri Ault; fourttl
row, Ltnda Gerard, Kelly Burdette. Donald Stivers, Mickey
DaveJl)Ort. Becky Fultz and Barbara Fultz, Director of the
choir it~ Mrs. Bert)> Fultz with Mrs. Cherole Burdette, assist-
A man wanted on a charge
and converting
a check ror personal purposes
In Wooster has been arrested
by Middleport police and
IOOged in Meigs County jail.
Police a cted on a warrant
by the wayne Masonary c~
struction Co., Wooster, chargill!( Ralph Edward F1int, 23,
who has been living in Middleport, with converti~ a check
in the amount or $1,035 to personal use.
embezzli~
Welker in
Ralph Welker, Pomeroy, was
appointed Wedneoday chairman or
the Agrleultu.re Committee In the
108th General Assembly -which
a<(lourned todoY lor tho weekend.
He was one ol five chairmen
of otancllng committees named by
House ~er Charles F. Kur~
resa, R--Bowlins Green.
Welker,
Bedford ""'""""'
farmer.I:Jualne•sman, represent•
DAYTON - FORMER ASTRONAUT JOHN II. GLENN, tho ftrst Melp, Gallla llld Athens CounAmericu to circle the earth in a space cosule, wUI return to Ohio ties (27th dlstrlet) In the House.
withlit a month to canvas 1)umocrat1c leaden, buslnesmtea 1 n d
other cl\a1rmen named were
youth and make • . declslorl'"on whether 10 run in the 1970 U, S. Se~ Rep. Gordon M. Scherer, R ate 1\&ce.
Clnclmat.i, chairman ot the Hl&h·
The lloytOI1 Journal-Herald, In a copyrighted ator)' Wednesday, ,..Yo and TrlllfP)I10I!Oil Com"""' lhe 48-yaar-Gid Ohio !llllvi and retired Marine colonel Nld ho · rnltloe, formerly lllthwaY• and
,.ntod m aee hoof mucll '"""" he mlillt ~.n ror the race. Ill 1964 Motor Vthlcleo Committee.
he withdrew from lhe Serate race whab he Injured hlmaelr In a lOlL
- Blip. E. W. Lainpoon, BJel!er8011, chairman of tho W.,ya
ISRAEL TOOAY BEGAN EVA<;UATING all. clvlllano ·trom Ita and Miona
(Ormerly
Suez canal town of KuUra, often ·thtJ t:ar1et ot Arab guns In Israeli theTaxatlonCommiUee.
- Rep. Mark C. Schlnnerer,
arlillo'"!' duelo with
J~ lroopo aald theY sent an laraeU patrol Beeiltl in new Rghtln&ac:rosll the Jordan River.
R-Lak-. cllalrman of the l':dIn ·;.trut1 Lebtnon'a premier desllnate. Raahid Klnml. beaan ucatlon Conunlttee . .
«oUboritlooa on a new cabinet 'while .Piedgi!W hla government to a
- Rap. Robert E. Notzlq, R·
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Struck
NEW YOnK (UPD - Mem bers o( the Wtre Service GuUd
(WSG) walked ofi their Jolla toda_y at the AJsoclated Press in
the nrst strike by editorial employes in wire service history.
General Manager Wes Gallagher said the AP woold cootinue
to provide • "ita essentta.l a n d
basic news serviees." The strike
began at 8 a.m. (Th'J). The w~
represents 1,300 AP employes
The task force recommended
a new one per cent gross retail
rcl:eipls tax, a county wide income tax and a boost in the pub-lic utility tax rate from 3 to 4
per cent.
The organization prq)osed thtJ
rrcation of County Councils of
Education to replace CwnQ
Boards o( Education. These
councils would be empowered to
le vy countywide income taxes
t o support employmen"HJriented
education, tq reorganize and
dlaaol"'i'e lh'esent sOOool district!
am lo assign plC)lls ard teachers.
Other recommendations hr
eluded:
- Expansion of \IOCatioMI education facJ.Iities to make them
available to students 18 hours
• da.Y.
- That employment oriented
education be integrated into college or university preparatory
education.
-Protective laws governi~
elTIJ)loyment of children be im·
plernented as to encourage students to get work experience
under school jurisdiction.
-Changes ln teacher certifi ..
cation so qualified persons wlth
• technical, trade or i~ustrlal
background may be used in vo.-
cational teaching with a minimum or formal teacher train-
!...
AB a means of financing these
changes, the task force also
recammended:
- All taxes levied by a county for education should be distributed through the new Count;y
Council of Educ•tion to equalize
per ::ntJU tax resources.
-· State funds for construction
of vocational facilities should
be distributed on the basis oC
need
-State distribution of operational tunds should be based
solely an need.
- Minirnwn
school operating tax millage requirements to
qualify for state aid should be
raised from 17.5 mills to at
least 25 mUls.
- - Tecbnkal Education corr
structioo funds should be made
available through revenue bonds
Issued IJy the state.
John C. Ullery, a professor in
the Ohio state University Col~
lege of Medicine an:t chairman
of the task rorce, said there arc
rritical problems facing the
state in the Reld ol vocational
anti technical education.
"We recognize that it will
cost money to provide boys,
girls and adults or low and middle income wid! equal job op-portunities," Ullery said, ''but
we are confident that the people of Ohio want and will s~
port such a program.
The report said possibly a
million Ohioans now employed
(Continued on page 10)
throughout the Unlled stales.
Key Role
Of House
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third row, Michael
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Pow6rs,
Wanted in Wooster
NJU.)'en Thanh Le, chief spokesman or the Hanoi delegation, took
d4 In """' COU>,II;J.
at\arp issue with Thleu's statement TUesday warning that South Vie~
Tbo PIJrol Nld
.... drMII by • 110111 Cor!IOO- nam ,...,ted the Paris parley to be clearly divided Into an allied and
a Commuoist side. in whieh the Viet COlli would be denied the statu&:
tW, 89, . . J. .. of an equal partner. Le ~ 8alaOo'i 1 uP~" regime was ''obst~
21, of, !H. 1 Racine, atety cpposed to peaee: ~ ..uonaJ. lndeperde!]Ce, and is persistent"""""·
'IIIOfe da- ly hiJnpering the Paris conference on VIetnam."
mapiOb!lth·.carl.
The palrOI -
Stria•
warrantY
ror
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MetP E&H Bond
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CHOIR of Mid-
dleport's Heath Methodist Churctt. alwtve, includes, front row,
left to right, Angela Houchins, Kim Donahue, Marcia Cale,
Tracy Burdette, Melanie Vujakllja, Scott Fraser; second row,
Mandy McDade, Patty Brown, Julie Byer, Martha KrawscZ-YI"It
r--Mel.ag Cak,~ Bfell -ehrtl> Mc-Dade; Richard Powenr ·-·-
-Better aaaembb' line techniques could eliml..te many man."
warranty problema before they
Police aliSO theorized Miss
bealn.
Britton ma,y have been beaten to
- The automaken should pay death wltb an archaeolodcal
dealer•
~ HILDREN'S
No One Injured
-ard IDirard tho · - - . . . -.
Sales RePorted
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TH£ NEWLY ORGo\.'llZED
Friday.
WASIIQIGTON - HONER Ill, EDWARDS,
IJid,o. Ia
tho ..., preoldont ol the clactoral Clltlep of the Uoltod ..
~'Iori of the 30 · - • met hire 111 ......, lho oloclonl ballala
tar .rnoldtmt.
F.dinrda, lo In blo llllh leCIII 0. an oloellr OldD,
leraed •• Ylce p.-..ldont of the C<llltrtio ID U311. He alao Connerbo ·
c\lllred lhe Lowreace Courley Ropubllcan bcathe C<lm!nllteeo
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JUST ARRIVED
are being
01 Ga1Ua
CounQ' Rural Water AsiOC. OfEAST LANSING, MICil - PEOPLE WITH aellllll ~~
fice located In Cllaahlre !tom
ly turn tlrst lO their doetorl for advlet'. Tbat•1 I JI'I-Y8 ll'f'C?'I'• IQ'II
9 a.m•.s p.m. daU)' 8Dd from a New York CIQ obatotriclalt, becouae ''moll pilyliclalllere auual
9 a.m. to noon on Satu.rda,. erlpples. ..
Mitchell'• Groceuln Rodney,
"The avarqe PIIY•Iclan Ia
lree 0110111111 &OIIl blo own baqt.
8 a.m.-6 p.m. dally.
upo m ewnaeiln aex probiOOII," Dr. SollcB. N - TuoedO)' tdd
lflchlpn State Unlwrslty's aewn waek -IDor on "SenwliV- A
Seucb ~ Perapediw."
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by the American
AatcDoblle AaaoclaUoo.
the
AAA criticized
the
warranty program and urpd
the automakers to design cars
~~:n ~ r~red, qulekly,
.o..t ~ ,..- euu,r_.
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The AAA c.....,lal.u ware
~ tho ftrat of , a l q II at
"bl;,b wW be beard by lhe FTC.
Tha lHdoft' witness in todly's
11saion was Betty Furness,
preaidentlal asalst.nt ror eonau-mw daira, to be tollowed by
SeQ. GOYiol-d Noloon. I).Wis.
'nle heartna: was tria:ered by
still another crttlcal report
Issued by tbe FiC itself in
November. The rtDOrt. two
years In the making, made
theae points:
-The automakers should put
more empha.Bif on repairs
"Instead of focua~nc on Rles."
the
-·..-not
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fleeced Cor mUUona."
"I call .., th& dea1el to make
an ll)pointment, and I hive to
rrom
sa,
JAN.IO
OY-'m.
MAlE
neering firm of Sleoo, Jnc. wiD
know where tbele water .lines -~=~=~~~r~~=~rrrr~rrrt~\rt~tt~ftrt=~=r~=~=~~rrt~~ti~<=~=~~t~:};~~:~:;:~~=;1~~~~~j:~:
are SOlo& II> be locoted and what
(CootiiOIOd Cram Poge 1)
areu are gulng to be se"ed de- haw $25,00(1..430.0'00 in debtl aDd I haw three children in edlep."
peodo -.-el.v upon the - l e . Gllllpn returned m the lnauraD<e buolneao CcllowiDg blo -~
According to lbe rulesandregulattooa set forth bytheFarmers
SANTA MONICA, CALIF'. - THE WIFE OF comedian Grood1o
Home Administration, the entire Marx aoed Cor dhwce Tuoldly, cbarBilW U.t her 7:1-year.ddlllotap ree, water users agreement, band was a man of ..hosWe ud abu.!dve moods. ••
and right-<(.way easement ronns
Mrs. Edna Eden Marx.
a fonDer model. alld in t. ~
from each lndivicm.J. reaidenee plaint 1lled tn Slt)erior court that Mar:r. hid U 11\Hioonti'II .. INe
wllhlea lo be IOI"'Ied by tho 01'1- lolq)er" and once lhmatonod to kiD bar. She edded lhOI he "bellttem, nwst be completed by the lled and ridiculed" hot Ill lr<lll of relatl.. a, eenanll Uld gueatl.
deadline.
Mra. Marx aaked lor a cllvlolea of »roperty wllicb abe eotlmated at
Balanee of tap reea and forma more tt.a 13 mWioa, and $3,500 monthly a11"""13'.
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·pearan.ce Sale!
Cloudy, mueh colder, BnDW
flurries tonight. Lows between
5 and 18 above . c.ontimled cold
Frlda,y with snow flurries end·
tng . . . . In north.
TEN CENTS
COLUMBUS (UPD The
Goveroor's Task force on Vocational and Technical Educa-tion today recommended a major reorganization of the state's
educati onal system and proposed two new taxes and an increase in another tax to pay for
WASIIINGTON
(lJPD- Tho
Trade
Cmunluion
Initialed hearlpga tcday on auto
warranties in hopes or ftndirw
answen to gripe• that go like
this:
11 1be
car nrnnties are
The jdlllc lo heine
Cremeans Grocery in B I d- lhOI area. Reoldonta <i tho Ad- ua Couoty bu a ntor
wen, 8 a.m.-6 p.m. dally. ~ dlooo-Kanauga area may lliiPI at Ramamber\be
JIIDIII7
Hid lha apoitOIIJIIOII.
cl&l hours wiD be held II Cre- Tiny>a !lloe Lond 011 ThuredOY, 1~
means Gro<ery Wednesday lllld January 9111 from 7-8 p.m.
Thursday, January 8th and 9111
from 1 p.m.-8 p.m. Cor reslRealdentl of Gallla <Aiuoty and
donto In lha BklweD-Porter Uld a portion of Melp Couoty are
Evergreen areas. Alao, at Wick- to be reminded tblt this is a
llne"a Groeeey, inBldwellonFrJ .. member~ed, non-I'I'QIIt corclay and Solurclay, 'Jamw-y lOth poration. Mombera <i lhe board
and 11111
1-3 p.m.
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<( ~· bave !1110111 ._lf>ac
Members of lhe Board will be houri 111c1 inpch _ . . 1illbat the Patriot Loclio flail '"' out oompenaatlm.
Wednesday, J11D1117 8, lrom 1
"II II Ill' to the ~~
p.m.-8 p.m. to aaolat ~e In to -rmlne
Gal- .
II mull be uadorstood by the
~elhot tho onlywaythomembers of lhe boord and lho engi-
9 a.a:
Weather
Mean New Taxes
Federal
$300.
SALE StAm
.a
Vo-Sch _l Plans
Answers
uary 11, residanee taps will be
TO MARK DOWN 16
SAYING FOR OUR
JANUARY
thereby."
No eviden<..-e was ,....... ol.
U.S. government .. llltJCrec)'" GO
UJ-'OS, and no evi~ that
they are a defense hazarC.
11\e report saw no oeed b'.a
new federal agen<:y to •b.ICIJ 0.
subject. ark~ oo need tor 1M AJr
Force to cOftinue to ma.lJieala a
special unit to study UFOS:.
suggested that the Air Foree
onl,y continue "inteUlgence ut
sur veiilance" from LU ......
But it said this was a quutlaG
for defense officials to Ander.
THURSDAY. JANUARY 9, 1969
~
olpers. The lnltlal tap fee Ia
t?'S per reaidenee and after Jan-
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POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO
VOL. XXI NO. 181
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Dies in Tampa
years)
aoo
said
it was
extremely unlikely that two
nearby civilizations ln inter stellar space would reactl a peak of
development at the same time.
" ••• We consider that it is
safe to assume that no ILE
(Intelligent
LiCe
Elsewhere)
oulHMte ol our solar system has
a~ possibility o( visith11: earth
in the next 10,000 years:• the
report said.
"It is regarded by scientists
today as essentia.lly certain that
ror advanced lite
though "some primitive forms
may exist." It Hid astronomer&
generally now reject the idea of
an,y inteUlgent ure on Mars.
The report declared: "our
general
conclusion is Ulat
nothiQI hla come !rom the stldy
of UFOS in the past 21 years
that has added to scientific
knowledge. Careful consideration of the record as it Is
avaUable to us leads us to
conclude that further extensive
study ot uros probably cannot
be justifted in the expectation
ILE exists,"' the r~ said,
"but with essentlall,y oo ponibilit.y of contact betwema the
communities on planets a9socl~
ated with different stars. We
thererore conclude thU tbere is
no relation between ILE at
other solar systems ami UFO
phenomenon as observed on
earth. ,,
This, it said, leaves only the
question of travel to earth from
other planets in our own solar
system. or these, ll said, only
Vews and Mars seem c~able
ol sLI)I)Orting life. It said Venus
'I
1/ ~
hatcDioo Nldclle East p6lley wljll loraeL H wiD be hla seventh ollnt L.aura, ehalnnan ol qte lllsur1
ance, UtUtilel and FlnJnclalln·
•• Premtlr ~n 141 3'eu'...
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Commluoe.
PENSION
WASHINGTON
Ari11<1Ue
CUT
OFF
The AP's teletype operators
said they would honor theGulld"a
picket lines. The operators are
members ol the United Telegraph
Union.
At the request of federal me.
diator George Byrnes, both sides
agreed to attend a negotiating
session at 1 p.m. toda,y.
Promoted
Ohio State Highway Patrolman
Corporal Bruce R. Scholl bu
been promoted to rank d. Sergeant. Sgt., Scholl has beeu u.
signed to command the Cblllicothe Post. He has been st;a ..
tioned at Mt. Vernon Iince 196t.
and earlier at Toledo, Lineal~
ter, Portsmouth, and lrontorl.
A native of Pomeroy, be grad.
uated from Pomeroy High Sc:hool
and served four years iD the
U. S. Navy before jo{nlng the Patrol in 1953. He lsdlesonofMra.
Frances Scholl, Pomeroy.
He is married to the rormw
Faye CaroJ Seeger ol Toleclo.
They have dlree sons and tWO
daughters. Sgt. SchoU is a mem-
Representing the Meigs County Fatr Board at the Otdo Fair Man-- renee Lodge No. 198).
agers Convention beirw held at theSheratorH:olumbus Hotel in Columbus thls week are Lauren Hofflnan and Hugh Custer.
The comvemton Is a neeesaity In order to make advance preparationa and eonwtete book:irw• for the anwal Meigs Fair. As yet, the
fair board has not OI'IIDlzed for the 1969 edlUon of the aMual event.
Morgan To
Of Middleport
Dies Wednesday
SPEAKING OF 11IE FAIR BOARD, H. E. (llete) Shields, a mem..
ber of the II"CJ'.III, lw.s )tat been di1charged trcn Vetenns Memorial
James Walter Waddell, Cole Hospilal where he was 1aken after sutrertng a
SL, Mlddlepor~ d;od Wednesday
He urderwent nrgery for a leg injury and is now in a caat trm~
evening In Holzer Medical Ce~r his ankle to atau.t hls hip a1 a result o( the injury,
tor.
Mr. Waddell, born Nov. 30,
OIDO TREASURER JOHN D. HERBERT reports thatbolsl,.aa ~
1882, at Clifton, W. VL,waspre.. porently wu good tllraughout Ohio during tho December Cllrl.-•
ceded in death by hl.a parents, ·~ Salea tax collectlono lncreallld In all 88
John and Ellen MorarltyWaddeU,
Would you llollove that In
and two brothers..
Melga c....ty co~~ectaa ror Do- lhrollt allmont Tueldly.
Mr. Wad:JeU wasarettredpost- ceml>Or -ed '"-1100.88 In
JUDY SCHIEB, 1 mastar of the ~eport Poat oalel tax ~ to oal¥ $97,- ct lllln l'wiiiH wun..,. at
-omce, 1ervtne there IS yeara. 835.32 1n
or 1967. Mor_Stale,_t _ _ _
He also .,rated a tardware
of her recent loave trOm 1110
alore Ia Pomeroy Cor a rumber
THE HOME OF Dr. and M.-a. WAVES w i t h - at lboWU ' '
7eara. He was l. member ot R. E. Bolca at Paaieror• MuJ.. llama'· home ill llulllllll.' r.,..
Pome...,. Slcred Heart Church ·bery Avo. Ia t>o<oaWotl marked II 10ocllintllhlo ,._. at tlllltutSel1ool. .
and wao tho oldest sraduaie of wllh ...,;lil!lii~ of Hawaii """ lallll
Mlddl-' Hlgll Sehool.
by lhelr ~. llamorL. Jla• ·
Holo ourvtvecl byhla,lfe, VIvo. · ...... lett
Hawalllo ~'·
tan, aowral ulecet, and en bet, ..,7; and Jau ..idaet ~ s
ran.
1
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l*.lll.i!ii>or
or
El......,.
ror·
- · h'l In lfli'o~ol\\ .
F1111eral aorvlces ..Ul ..,,held , ...... ..,. .- lao at i ~·
saturda)o at 11130 .. "' Ira!) tile 'lliod ~ Ill
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,
Secred Hetrt. ClnorCh wllh "the ., )· ·
Rev. Fllhor A. J • .Gol*.,.•lll .. •D D. YOU KNOW lllra.
oCOclati~Wo Buri&I,,UJ ~ .lri•ll\a. ,rt ~ ..UI <i Mal8io
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a.
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Head G-M
Authority
pre..
t.ollipiiiJI Cit¥ M-110< D.
Komeal 'ilargu .... elected
ol the Gallla - llalp
ReaioMI Airport A.-rtv Wotl~nl(llll.
BW Chlldo Ill
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na
elected vt'*~ Uld El-
...., Wuerell, . GiUfpnllo, ....._
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!llvltod lbo ·- - Atlatlall
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moo''N Ia· .,.P ll<iiiiJ-
llolt. ,- Pllallol¥· .- . 14
-;:. lo cllaaou 6(oeratlooc . _
diina,QI the .... llrPort.
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..... ,.,; ........... o1rJIOfl
·lut;peer,
Secred Heart ·Cel!le•"''·(~i ~~~~of Sdloola, I•,.;
ma¥ call It lhe ~wliio-cGala l1aili -. Unlvoroll> Hoillllal IIi· ·
. ~ral ~ anor 10 ""l'rloo Col~1 ·!1be wu ·~to
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Scholl is
ber or lhe Maaonlc Lod&e (Law-
Ex- Postmaster
Briu!tl-noi>how,
SGT. SCHOLL
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BRUCE BI08BAT
How Kennedy Moved In
To Become Senate Whip
Words to Critics Of Free Press
It was Will Rogers who said, "All I
know is what I read In the papers ."
The sharp-witted humorist's words can
be interpreted a couple of ditrerent ways,
but they express sometbing that is sWl
true: Except for those events in which
we are direct participants, about all we
know of what's happening in the world is
what we read or hear or see by virtue of
the varied media that come under the
head of journalism.
Rogers would agree that a healthy cyni~
cism should be part of every reader's or
listener's or viewer's equipment, especially in this day when we are bomb*ded
from all sides not only by genuine news
but by that which poses as news but
which is really manufactured to plead
special interests or sell products .
He would also agree, however, that
things are in bad shape when particularized skepticism begins to be replaced by
generalized disbelief on the part of the
news-hungry public.
We seem to be in such a period today.
The International Press Institute reports
that distrust of news media is growing in
the United States and constitutes more of a
c hallenge than the tec hnical and economic
problems that beset the industry.
The institute, an organization of newspaper editors from 57 countries, notes as
a "disquieting development" the feeling
that news media incite the violence they
report, despite lack of proof of any direct
cOMection between riots or other disorders and the reporting of them .
The feeling is not limited to newspapers
by any means. Reuven Frank, head of
NBC News, observed recently that "a new
love--hate relationship has suddenly burst
forth between television and Its balic
audjence ." People are wotching more and
liking it less-the riots during the Democratic convention in Chicago, for ezample
-and are transferring their revulsion at
events to the medium that reports tbem.
CBS President Frank Stanton sees the
fundamental freedom of the press in
''grave danger" from increating instances of government intervention, im• plied or actual. He cites the adverse reactions of pubJic officials to coverage of
the 1967 ghetto riots, Secretary of Agriculture Freeman's threats of tighter regulation after a CBS broadcast on "Hunger
in America" and numerous ultimatums
and investigations generated by news
coverage of the Chicago convention.
The nation has special commissions
coming out of its ears. Btrt it might be a
good thing to appoint one more, composed
of distinguished Americans outside the
field of journalism, to take a searching
laok at the news media, If only to discover
that it still performs a useful function .
Before giving up on the Fourth Estate,
we might ask ourselves, how many cityhall scandals are unearthed by politicians,
or how many government boondoggles are
revealed by bureaucrats, and how many
by sometimes obnoxious but always dedicated reporters and their editors?
A free and unfettered press-which is
the only kind worth having- will inevitably offend some people all of the time and
all of the people some of the time. When it
ceases to do thi~. then will it indeed deserve the distrust and contempt of the
public.
Legalized Abortions are Urged
EAST LANSING, Mich . (UPO
- Women slnild have the right
to legal abortion and engaged
couples should be free to enjoy
premarital sex, a New Yo r k
City obstretician said Wednesday,
Dr. Selig B. Neubardt told a
Michigan State Unfversit;y "aex.
uallt;y seminar" that some of
the present day sex taboos are
u outdated as high-buttm shoes
and ankle-length sldrts.
Micbigan State is sponsoring
a seven - week s,ymposium on
14
Sexua11ty~ A Search for Perspective."' Scbool otnclal1 aa,y it
is one of the first attempts by a
college to cover the subject ot
se~ frankly on such a broad
st!'ife.
·
''There's usually no good rea- sex, lncluding ••an overemphasora ror an intelligent American sis that it is immoral."
woman to have an unwanted preg- "An engaged couple should ennancy," he added.
joy sex together, not as a baNeubardt
said too many rometer of what their marrfage
um.vths" have been developed in is going to be like, but as a
the United states over premarital health activity."
BERRY'S WORLD
•
"Young people now reject the
idea that !ex is sin, 11 Dr. Neubardt said. "They know that sex
Is healthy and they are not ashamed or their sexualit;y •••
He called tor liberaUzatim of
abortion laws to permit pregnant women to "'determine H
they want to bear a chUd. ''
He said an abortioo perform.
eel by a qualified physician Is
no more riJky than a tonsWec.
torny or chUd birth Itself.
Better is a poor man who
Wfllks in his integrity than a
nch man who is perverse in
his ways.-Proverbs 28:6.
• • •
Few men have virtue to
withstand the highest bidder.-George Washington.
© "''.., HlA,
lr IRUCE IIOSSAT
NEA Washington Cormpondenl
On
th~
WASHINGTON (NEA)
Monday before New Year's Day. Sen . Edward
(Ted) Kennedy telephoned Sen. Russell Long to dlJcusa his
challenge lo the latter as assistant Democratic Senate
leader. He got the distinct impression Long was surprf.sed
to hear of it.
Yet In the lour previous days KeMedy had personally
talked to many of Long's Senate supporters as be worked
the teler,hone hard from the celebrated ski re.sort at Sun
Valley, daho. ApParently, not one of these senators called
Long to cue him or encourage him.
Long told Kennedy some (() of the 57 Senote ·. Democrats
would 1upport the Louislanao's bid for re-election as Dem-.
ocratic whip. From his own soundings from Sun Valley,
Kennedy was convinced that was far off the mark.
The exact moment the challenge idea took shape in Kennedy's mind is hard to nail down. But it became an active
endeavor the day after Christmas when an aide in WashIngton picked up the telephone and beard the senator's
vc.ice from Chicago' s O'Hare Fi~ld, where he was between
planes en route to Sun Valley.
"What about the whip?" Kennedy asked.
The aide, Uke otben after him, was Btal&ered. He Immediately jomped Ia 11 devU's advoeate, llekla' olf the
dl1advaata'eo of the jol>-lt lleo you do,.n, It's a booe-
cnaber, etc. Bat be kaew then Kennedy had already decided to make the challenge.
The senator found time to ski just once with his family
as be canvassed the country from his lodge room, talking
to every senator he could reach. By saturday night his key
RELIGION IN
AMERICA
By LOUIS CASSELS
member
ot
the
Religious
United Press International
Society of Friends aince birth.
President-elect RJchard M. He Is still a member in good
Nixon is llkely to be as standing of the East Whittier
ecumenieal In his churchgoing Friends meeting In his home
as his peripatetic predecessor, town or Whittier, CaUL, and
Lyndon
Johnson.
intimates UJ1 he plans to retain
Before LBJ came along, it that attUiaUon atter he etters
was customary ror U.S.. pres- the White House.
idents to have favorite WashingBut Nixon has never been
ton churches which they atterki- narrowly denomi01tloral in his
ed mo!'e or less regularly,
churchgoing. In fact, during the
John F. Kennedy liked to go eight years be served aa rice
to mass at Holy Trinity Church president, he rarely attended
ln Georgetown, Washington's Quaker Services. He usually
oldest Roman catholic parish. went with his wire am children
Dwight D. Eisenhower could be to Metr"'olitan Memorial Methseen nearly every Sunda.v at odist Church, near the Nixon
National Presbyterian Church. home In the Spring Valley
Harry S Truman attended First section of northwest WashingBaptist Church, a brisk tO- toiL
minute walk from the White
When the Nixons moved to
Hoose. Franklin D. Roosevelt New York, the}' started going to
worshjpped at st. Thomas Dr. Norman Vinent Peal's
Episcopal Church. H e r b e r t f a m o u s Marble Collegiate
Hoover went to the Frlends Church on Firth Aveooe. Their
Meetlr~ House, which he helped close ties to this church were
to organize.
made evident when daughter
Lyndon Johnson, however, Julie chose it as the site of her
proved to be a totallY urc>redic- marriage to David Eisenhower.
table churchgoer, Some Swdays
Pre-ll'lllugurat ~rvice
he would attend services at the
Informed sources sa.y that
National City Christian Church. Nixon ffill' attend a spedalpreBut he was just as likely to irBugural service at Marble
show up at a Roman Catholic, Collegiate Church on Jan. 19,
Lutheran or Episcopal Church. just before he h~1ves tor
Quaker Since Berth
Washington and hls swearing-ln.
Nixon ls a "Birthright QuakIn reply to questions submiter," which means he has been a ted by UPI, Nixon's press
a
IS A
that after you've hurt her -you're
so sorry you cry. 9te's love,
MOTHER'?
Dear Helen:
warmth and undentandlng. and
I love .vour .. What Ia A's,"
and want to add mine. Here It
111:
tears at tender moments .... IDd
I love her! - KATHY
Dear Helen:
I, being a ldd sloter, would like
to voice Ill>' opinion of big brolll·
What A Mother Meao1 To Me:
A mother is the one who tell1
you to clean your room even
thougll she knows darn well that
after you do, you won't be able
to find a single thing.
She• & the one who sa.ys thinp
like, "Why don't you llke Jim
- he'll ao nice-looking and polite'?• )lit after you've finished telling her about John, tile
cool py with long hair, faded
jeans and no lOCka.
She' 1 the one who grounds
you tor a whole two weeks ju1t ·
because you c1me in me hour
put curlew.
She's the one who tella you,
"Brothera are like that,"' but
bow would SHE know? Just becaun she grew up with three of
her own dDean't mean ....
Sheila the one who want• to
uoe YOUR balr oprq tbot SHE
1>cJoo1rt for YOU.
Jour
-11
moke you
Just beOIIIN
bmber haan'l lbdohod
- · the 0110
WMl" 11JUr -
<loorlnc a path throu8b two foot
ol lftOW that ;relterdQ"• 1tonn
dillppod.
- · the me wiJo wlU aiWII'I
lind a brflbl oldo to oven tho blg-
i"o& Jll"d>lem.
She'• the one
alR¥• tura
to beeauH you know you ean depend 011 her andllleaiWII'Iknows
wllot to do.
She's the one you love 10much
)'OU.
I,
'
en and listen.
Big alsters are the onu who:
Blow their cool wben you en-
need them
•
lla .- .
,...., II 8-1 Ia SV AC piQ'
' • .llllil 7~ '111 all 1!&11109. The l'lr· ·
' ·ateo .., JoGid'*·lor tl)olr lltot
- ia SVAC Jlioil'. JiortllooGallla
ll ·0::.
-
tO
• • •
• • •
we'D
WCoaeh Ruclf !l!lv~ balD'!ablo to come up l.Itb a w111n1na
~. The Plratea laek
doJih Ia tbolnarall;)',RonllrMI1.., e.t"HDI:Or, 11 tile bla mau
for the Pliateo with 118 """"
In foul' pmoo, an avoraae ot
17 por tplllle, fourlhlil tbo SVAC
I<Ori"' raeo.
··
Coaeh Wrllblhaa
In tbo top 10, Don l'loso, 6-1
oEor, _bu 8t palnta In oeveo
•
•
pmeo, aa overqo ti IJ.J lor
oeventh place IIIII Ia niDh plac:e
In •...-Ina In tbo ·~ lo Dillnia Elehlnger, 8~ !rellblnan, w1»
Iiao 119 points In seven ...,.,,
an averap ot U,5.
A wiD lot EaolerD will mbr&
them IIOidl up !bit, ~
Iowan! the. 1988-69 SV.,.C UIIL
The Eqlaa 'have onlf two IIIIa
Jell after North Golli!l, T ~ e 1
meet SOUtbem aad Knor C......
In tbot order, both at home,
The IIOCOIIII .place Kner Creek
Bob<ata hoot Haman Ti-aoo Frl·
dlf al8ht In tbo onlf athor SVAC
eoa!JII ot tile nllld- Kner Croek
Is t-1 In the svAC and 6-3 In
all pmea 1lblle the Wlldclls
are 3-3 ln . tho SVAC 111115~
In all sames.
A wiD bore lo a DWII for K,y.
ger Creek lf tile Bobcats of Coo<h
Jolm Sana expeet to 11"1' In the
raoo. Coaeh Paul DWon'a ''otl
and Cll qaia WlldcatJ" CGUld
eauae lnluble. In their f I r • I
meeting, tllo Bob<ata had little
lnlublo wltb the WUdcata atMer·
eerviUe, wlmlna 71-43.
leomo are lllrGnc • o •·
tenders. Haman Troee ls thlrd
In tbo SV AC. 11to Bob~ have
two......,., -
never
have to endure is a m1ttreu
LBJ, Will be Ecumenical
~ 1_..,, a
IU2 Ollleakercwerl'llrlsmontb
Giving • wife all the
credit in the world is juJt
asking jor trouble.
tblng
umo wltbtbo Plr-. Eaot-
ion\ 1111!( 111t lit at iUio - t11o twD odiiMIIo W-46 ot NOrth
GaUJa- 11to Plratea' on1f wiD
member a girl's birthday,
but atisolutely disastrous
One
In ·.tile INAC and 1-4 Ia
all - ·
· The Eallet ~ have aa
ly PHIL PASTOREr
II'• q u It e proper to re-
President Nixon, Like
ea.r......,.,
out ror vi_,. No. 7
It 11ome Frlda7 lll8ht tboy
111o v1a1t1nc Norlb Gal·
liU -
recall which one.
Alblotle
.w lie
BARBS
,
,
0.
spokeaman Ron Ziegler said the
preaklent-elect had not settled
on one Washington church for
regular attendance.
Ziegler said Nixon feels at
LBJ's eXI:In{lle.
Ir Nixon falls to become
ldontllled with aoy pertlcular hard to sleep on because lt's
Washington church. who'D tl.mo-- lumpy with hidden money.
tion as uthe prealdent'a pishome in a wide variet;y of tor"'?
You can bet your last
Protestant Churches, "'IIIII also
The Rev, Dr. Billy Graham ls
dollar on that nag in the
on occasion attends Catholic the most likely candidate for
fifth at HU.Ieah, and'"""'
of
us wUl.
Churches 1nd syMgagUes."
the role. The noted O...llol
Other Informants Aid Nixon EY1rwi8Ust and the presidentw1a belrv urged by the secret elect are clo1e peraonal trle~s
service to keep his churchgoing ot
many yean' stlindlng.
Word must have spread
somewhat urvred:lctable as to Official recognition of Graham's that I'm a soft grader.
time 1nd .Place.
pa1toral role JDl)" c<1111e 110011, -Vice President Humphrey,
accepting a joint profesThe grim fact 1• thai going to wl th the announcemeli: thlt he
BOrohlp
at the University
church eJPOIIes 1 president to has been invited to deliver the
of
Minnesota
ot Min-neapgreater risk of 1ssassination "Protestant prayer" at Nixon's
olis and MacaEester Colthan almost any other public iMuguration.
lege oj St. Paul.
act which he performs regular.
Iy. For llfWirds of an hour, the
chief executive is sitting,
standing or kneeling in the
midst of 11 large Cl'OII'd of
REGULAR GAS,
people who cannot be aereened
In advance.
-
Great Risk
'
,
·-
.;
·~
momlng.
Th.ts Nixon his a strong
practical reason for following
'1
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9
The risk ts greatest when 1
pc:tential ll!lsassln can count on
Onl<k llradburJ or K y g e r
Creek ....u-ompaootheSoutb-ern Vill'i¥ Athlotle Conference
ocorq wttb an averap· of22,3
p-. par game and Keith cart.or o~-.otem lo silO ahead
In all pmeo wltll an averqo of
24,5 p-. per
or ln the league, an averaae of
BrldbUry, 6-3 sentor, .bal t8J...
llod 118 polllls !,n II,. SV AC
...,.Oo, an,......, or22.3. Bradbur)' lo thlrd In all pmia wltb
178 points In DIDO pmeo, an'tv--
Gr'nlee, NG •• 4 27 14
-e.
~ oiJ8, 7 per __
·,carter, ~ aeidor, ~.aMI the
aiJpmeo ocorlng wltb 173pQ!Jta
Ia' ..... _u, an a - of
J01nto par lll!l"h~ Ia
¥
·1 .
23.loer game.
By averages, hero arv tho top
10 SV AC scorers:
PLAYER
G FG FT TP AVG.
Bl'ld'y, KC •• 5 45 23 113 2U
Carter, SW ••• 5 42 rT Ill 22.1
Daniela, HT •• 6 47 21 115 18.1
·;
C1l1<li Jinoi>ur7, e..1 - · K.l'·
1W C..ek, II . _,"1 the
!OP•
lngwllh 113polottlilfiYO ......,
on oor..,. pt. n,a per pmc. ·
Dove Danlelo, 6~ - · IIID-Tn<e, lo tblrll wltb 115
polott li1 six pmoo. In averaao
o« 19.1 per pmo. Sieve
dlils, 5-10 Hlilor, K.ri"r Creek,
lo elgbth wltb 65 poilU In ftYO
pmeo, an averaao of 13 ~
pmo. Larry Jelforo, 6.() """"
lor, llannan Traee, Is loth wltll
75pobtablalxpmes,anaveraao ot 12.3 per pme.
The only olbor SV AC contest
on lip thlo weekend wiD be Soturda,y nlglrtat Mercerville, whore
H-an Traco meets the Soutbem Local Tornadoe11.
88 17o0
. - ' ._....
41 231 23.1 ,
36
24
46
26
27
24
20
114 16.2
144 18.0
122_13.5
114 12.6 ,
109 12.1
116 11:.8
101 1L5
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Eutarn , •.•.• 6 I 433 3411
K.rsw Creek ••• 4 I 322 2.14
lla?""n Troee •• 3 3 361 3t6
-estem ••• 2 3 1120 337
Soulhom ..... ."1 4 239 328
North Gallla ••• 0 4 198 HI
Totals ••• , , , 16 IS 1873 1873
ALL GAMES
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Kyaer, Crook • . • 6 3 563 4119
• Hamlin Trite , , 5
5 641 580
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IIIII "tbal J<eal glanl,''
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TUBELESS BLACK SPECIAL-S DAYS
are cloaedl
Explode wllen )'011 break tbolr
favorite record.
Talk Awl a frlond't . , _
who can do IOin8tldq )'011 dan't
have tbofliniAiot Idea about, wbleh
mokea you INOD wltb ...,. oleetrle bloe wltb Joaloull<. ·
But alter all, Holen, wllatwuuld
God'• world bt tdtbout them?
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Stole 48-47 to malotaln a perfeet 8.() record thla - . The
lose wu tbe Marauders' I8CODd
In nv-en
They ue
ranked aecond amoag 1Dllll c:ollegea by UPI.
The Tigers held a 30~4 halflnterM.tlonal time lead, but tbo contest ....
a tossup in the last minutes ~m ..
L. PeL GB til Levi Wlnprd <Ulked two
free throws with 13 aeoondl left
II • '138
1
12 .707 1 h to assure Wittenberg of ttl
13 ,675 3
home court win. Stan.tltarkey
18 .600 S'h with 15 polntl hoadecl the TI17 .585 6lh gers; Roy Hinton had 14 tor
26 .366 15'/z the Marauders.
same•.
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Scollhweotarn ... 3 4 461 480
North Gallla ... I 4
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322
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odpd Kellt IJUI Ill 11(1.
ami; wlllPPod (W, Va.) lt-6& II ~
u 1,aldn...., 4utmod- Un- ·at ton 82-71
Unlm; DallIn
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ance dot- boat ~ 8~
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- . . . . 111ram 5t75·I w-oter
48 at lllram; Wlllnlnlt<a hoalod
an 119.'79 win Ot'er _ , . 0!7.);
Oldo Nortllem tr~ FlniJ..
lay 12f-72 at Ada; Jndlona (PL)
:=.~~·=·!:,
ll1t ~ . . . . . . . . . , _
... N~Yarl< Ct-t) .~ '
Wllmlqtm pulled out tD face IIi hi.. •cwlal Wtilili8 '
front Ml"b' In tbo oec:ond ball GoldoD ~ ~ 11 .
to win b,y t.e11 ewer Bera. wn.
mt..,.., , _ 5-4, wu led b.Y
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Tom BeotleJ' wltb 28 poilU,
N~o-Y""- Gaillp>II• ·;o~ t
llax HIDmaa tooaod In :18 ' - · Willi- II """-•• .~ '
poiJta far - - u tile pt. ____..
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seored 16 palnta for Kenl.
Defiance ma1ntslned a porloct
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WINTER RETREADS
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min8 lllulllon. mu11ton 1a now
Plus
GREAT SAVING ON OTHER SIZC:S TOO!
0~
In the league.
Oblo Northern romped over
Flndloy wltb the bolp of Tom
Roll' 29 palnlo. The Polar
Beara• 124 po1nta marked a new
·~ some hlab- Frank Mlnnli: ot Flndli.Y led all scorer•
wltll 36 polnlo.
Dress Shirts
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· - - ~ 15.'76 at Gunbier, and
CleVeland Stole
_ _ . D - Colle&e 71-117 ot
Doarbom,
Mleh.
'!be Rio
Grmla It Genova (PL) tpUDe
wa1 poa1plnod .....,..,. ol haZardous drlvlnR ...,a.tloaa.
Twll Olllo Conference pmea
wen pJ"''«f. w...pined a
1.3 leaeue record &ad U orw..
all with Ito win over IIlratn.
The Terrien ll'e o:nr 1-2 and
5-3.
Tom Dinger bad 20 pointa for
the Seota; steve Jmea seored
16 for Hiram.
Muekin&um Jl- 11» Its leV·
enth wiD wltb no defeats and
Ito thlrd victory Ia tbo OC by
dcnmlng Mount Union.
The Mualdea were led b.Y Ken
Gondola and BIJJ lleUman, wltb II polnlo. Moonl Unloo,
now 3-5 and 1~. wu paced by
Jim BallooiQ' wltb 16 polnta.
Redoklns Down Kent
·
Mlaml reeonled Ita second
stralghl win In the Mld-Amerl·
eao Conference by edolnK Kent
bte. The Redaldns are now 5-5
and Kent State Ls· 4-5.
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"Billztlll Namatb wiD be Plilrland at K.raor Creek
t0Uf111 bo<auoe ot the quick ~· . ·- ··- at No- Gall'•
be .aeta be.e~ there to tm. ia1 ........·~
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b'la quick releaoe," oalo Sllo!llr
He ,...,. tbot N-Ib Ia' flat· ·
eiiiiU&II-tl ~ • bllt.s ·;
doviloplng ao well ao thttnjiJW c'·
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to dull\! • ,Jlliio tit· .
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Vlrslnla.
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N,avy
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W. L. Pet. GB LIV .ga Soutbhamplon 58
Lehigh 75 Delaware 59
M l - ' • ' 22 13 .629
WUkes 71 Albright 59
1ndiana - - ' - - 19 20 .487 5
NYU 117 Wagner 87
KentueiQ' ..... 18 19 .486 5
St. Johns NY 66 SetOII Hall 45
Mlaml. ...... 15 18 ,455 6
Rochester 80 Union NY 48
New York •••. 11 22 .333 10
Lehigh 75 Delaware 58
West
W. L. Pet. GB PeM Military 76 SWarthmore 66
Sprlnglleld 86 Wealeyan 74
Oakland •.••• 29 4 ,878
Lata_yette 51 Pittsburgh II
Denver ...... 21 13 ,618 8'h
comecticl.rt 103 Syracuse 84
New Orleano •• 16 20 .444 Wh
Los Angeles ... 15 19 .444 14'h PeM st. 67 Gettysburg 56
Dallts •• , , , • 13 17 .433 14'h Hobart 7Q Broclq>ort 61
South
Houston • , ••• , 9 23 ,281 19'h
Georgia
Tech
72 Clemaon 66
Wedriead&Y' s Results
earou
..
69
Maryland 67
Minnesota 128 Miami 124
Duke 85 Wake Forest 81
KentuciQ' 109 Indiana 97
Loa AtWales 117 Deover 112 · COtbolle U. 60 Howard 51
Loyola MD. 66 Jolmo Hopldna 65
only gamea scheduled
N. cerollM 83 North Caroll,.
Thurldl)''s Games
St.S3
· Lo1 Anples at Houston
Vlrglnla Tech 77 Jlleltmond 66
Denver at Qak1anll
Wl111ton-Salem 80 Vlrglnla Sl 74
Mlmesota at New Orleanll
Only pmeo ocbedulecl
W. Virginia St. 103 Cooc:onl 69
By United Press International
"'"'
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Spend tile mornlnlln the bath-
41.1 nlgilt.
Results
8)1 United Preu Intern1tional
llDutbom .. .. • I 8 421 538
Tlllll WEEK'S GAME'l
LAVI>ERDALE, Fla. "Namolb ls the guy ~
. FRIDAY
Big Jobll Mackey ..., la tallclntl lbouL Our p1t)'ers · Nord! GtWa at ~olern
u much of • Sli>Or Bowl are nare of him." Pirutlllarll' Hanoon Trace at K,ypr Creek
~~·::lor the Baltimore Colla the .men who do the b!itslDtl'lor Rannan, _w. Va. oiSouthwelllom
field ao be II on II. lla'o the Colt dolenoe. Tiley Union Ful'!lato at SoutbOrn
oo the mind ol the ,,_ "=ble bli wlieo ..,_
.
SATURDAY
tlUI AND
"DIII't .....,.,, I'll .. aat..
hlt what tloq .. .
-~
Thq -
ranked . Central state, fifthranked Alhland had an Mill
Dl8ht 0( 11 and C1ncinDatl
oltwM a clooe wiD put lnb-a.
eiQ' rival xavier Ia ObiD eol·
lep beakotboll aetlm Wednoa,
SCORES ·
~0 178 19.7 · TEAM
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WINTER DEEP TREADS
PREMIUM LINE-4 PLY
United Prell JDtematlooal
w~- No. z.
By
&rn&
SOUTliERN VALLEY
ATIII,.ETJC CONF~E ·'· ·
~ . . . will ....,._ to (laiJIIIIII
piQ', wbllo ll1t . , _ , ~onU.
ol t b o -
fllllla lack801l Ill .MIIonl.F~
East
W.
Baltimol"e , • 31
Phlladelphla .. 29
Booton , • , •• 27
New York •• , 27
Cincinnati ••• 24
Detrott ••••• 15
The only pme Coa<h Jim, Milwaukee ••• 12 32 .2'13 20
Aallland, No. 5 among small
Aclamo' Tornadoes bave111111w11
West
college teams 111 UPI rankinga,
a 52~0 vl-y over North GalW. L. Pet. GB clobbered Northwood Institute
Ua m the latter's floor. In their Loa Angeles • • 30 13 •698
of Bend, l'nd., 72~1 In
flrll meeting at Racine, 11aman
Atlanta - - - - - 25 17 .595 4'h the pme pla,yed st Aohland.
Traeo ..., eaally 77-13. The big Chlcagll • , ••• 19 25 .432 111h
Six In A Row
man tor Southern Ia Bob Diddle, San Dl0£o .... 18 24 .429 ll'h
WlfJIO Solrolowskl led the
6-1 Junior, who lollftb In SVAC
Eagles to tbelr sixth olralght
San Frao.--'' 18 25 .419 12
wiD and lith In U conteota wltll
SoaUio - -- '"- 14 31 .311 17
Phoenix • , ••• 9 34 .209 21
23 points. The Ollloana bold tbe
game.
.
lndlana visllorl to a 38-tl dOI!clt
Wednescl&y's Restdts
Soothem 11 1-4 In the SVAC Booton 113 Detroit 104
at Intermission.
Philadelphia 112 Atlanta Ill
Ashland lowered its defensive
New York 115 Milwaukee 101 average from 33 polntl to 32
Baltimore 108 San Diego 107 wttll the wiD. The EasJeo lood
Haman Traoo Uollday Tourna·
Only games ochedlliecl
the natlm ln that cateaorY.
moat, a1 Southern Local and llanThursday's Games
Big Rlek RoberSOil dunked a
nan, W, Vs. at Soutbweotern. New York at Phoenix
rebauncl ohot In tile Rnal-aec:ond
. CO.eh IJoyd li(J'ero Southwell- Seattle vs. Cincinnati at
plq to give Clnelmatl a 52-SO
om Higblantlero are 2-3 Ia leaCleveland
win over Xavier.
guo play llld 3-4 In all games.
Only games scheduled
Xavier wonl In front 2~3 at
Saturday allht's actlm will
the half and had iLn early secaiM>. feature Eaotern at Alounond balf lead before the eonteot
dor, Felrland at K,yger Creek,
returned to a nip-and-tuck
and Mlller at North Ga1lla. Mllgame.
ler It Olllbeaten In seven otarta
Jim Ard ot Cincinnati scored
and Ia averqlng 78.3 pointa per
- · otfellllv~ wblle holding
their opponents to 55 polnlo per
Wedneeday's College Basketball
eamo.
,
et•aget•
.w_com-
... 4-.2 In
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Tigers, Eagles, ·Redskins Win
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538 W. MAIN
POMEROY, 0.
Every rallon sold with a money back ruaranJ&e
R
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RVICE
94..3143
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Flrll balf In t b e euten Ob1o Atllledcl-.wwill flaturdoJ' nlllliend- F/-!oty_ ~_,and
BII SIIOAL -
lOIII" IJOIIIOirematnllllafterFrl·
'd"'' nllht IIIII the Wlldcatt have
-·
!'1'1<19 olt!ll'• will reatuN foul' ol tbo top 10 ....-era
In the SV AC, Ea<h 10om bas two.
Olddle, S. ••• 5 35 14 84 18.4
Walker, SW •. 5 27 24 78 15.3
Rooe, E. , •• , 7 29 38 94 13.1
Sp'ldq, KC .. 5 rT 11 65 13.0
Elchlnpr, E .. 7 36 17 119 12.5
Jeae·n, HT •.• 6 30 15 .75 12.3
117 averapo, here oro tbe top
" 10 all.-ei ocorero:
J'j..AYEI!
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In five eanteota, ao aver- lljlnlolo, HT .. 10 95
· ..;. of22.1por ~
, . Bi-td'y, KC .. 9 69
11tlrd plaoo ln SVAC ooodolil Walker, SW•• 7 39
. .. to Daw n,nJalo. 64 Jur>- Dlddle, s , , , 9 60
toi'; w1Jo bu 115' polnla Ia ilx Roao, E ••••• 9 _as
111 a.enp o1 lt.1 per Sp'ldlrw, KC •• 9 44
0
Danlala 1s runlllrw.....,.. Karr, E •• , .. 9· 41
1 . all - e a o...-lq with 231 Joffera, HT •• 10 48
Jn ,IO - · • '-'""•stoeor- Eichinger, E,, 9 42
CERTIFIED OIL ·coMPANY
First Half .Ends Friday
Average Tops In SVAC ::-:.!f'"±:e:-:::
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GIVE US ATRYI
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the President occt.pylng the
same pew in the same church
at the aune hour each Sunday.
It can be mlnlmlzed by doing
what Jdmson did- creating so
much uncertainty about Ids
ch.Jrchgoing thlt no one ever
knew in adw.nce where he
might ~ "' of a Sundoy
•.
AJI..S~
Bradbury's 22.3 Po-,nt ::=: =~v:!.:':sl~4 :~
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room putt1JII on and rtmiOVtnl"
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Streams and rivers, hll·
torically sources for man'•
splri\ual refreshment and
religious absoluUon, have
become, by Ironic Inversion, repositories for man's
pollution. Tho Hudson
River, The World Almanac
notes, 111 so· polluted tbail
fishermen say a nan
dropped into U near Albany
or N'"ew York will not rust,
most of the Ufe-sustalqlng
oxygen having been dlo·
placed by filth.
molt.
makeU» and tllen firmly shut the
door in your face when you try
to get your toothbruoh,
Btl brother a are tbe ones who:
AIWII'I clumsily IUp on 11JUr
toea.
Eat up tbo last half ot the last
box of Ice creiDI ancl the ltorea
.'
~(' ilia Wrl&lrt'tllq!o;i "'lop toam In tile -
ter their room.
Turn Jlll"Pie when you UJe the
lall pieeeofthelr expeaJlYe !'Olescented stationery.
Staal all tbo bod covert -
you
: Eas.tern Eagles. Go-~(Jr Seventh. Victory.
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NeTS
staff people had the formal word that be was going aU-out
"Be,ore I begin, let me assure you that you will all be
home in plenty o1 lime lor the Super /Jaw/!"
One Big, Happy Family:>
lor the post.
Though the original ebeeko were a test ol sentiment
rather than a mustering of voteo, Kennedy could btU rlgbt
olf that the thlng was cractJng his way. Early on, be -got
encouragement not just from easily won Uberal1 but from
such establishment types as Sen. Henry Jackson of Wash- '
lngtoo.
Later added to this rosteT were others ln the solld center
llke Sens. Stuart Symington of Missouri and Daniel Inouye
of Hawaii.
Tbe logistics involved in reaching senaton over the hoUdayo were Incredibly dli!Jcult, and here the stalf pitched
lu. Some were scattered through vae~tion spota in the
Caribbean and ellewbere. Sen. Warren Magnuson of Waahinaton wa1 in a house without a telephone and was not
aclually tapped lor days.
Back In Waoblngton from SIUI VaHey, Kennedy began the
real nose-eountlng. He got a further Uft from Indications
of some southern backing. Three Old South Democrats
surely voted for blm-Sens. Albert Gore of Tennessee
Wllllam Spong of Virginia and Ralph Yarborough of Texas:
No linn Indlcatioo ever came to the Kennedy camp, but
there is reaaon to believe a fourth southerner, Sen. J . W.
Fulbrigbt of Arkansas, may have come hls way. He left
a proxy vote for Long wben he went off on a vacation but
then ftow bact suddenly to vote In person.
The only ..rloao olfoet to Keanedy'a olpUkan plen,.
. amoaJ 1011theraen aDd middle-road eliabllthme:
wao lbe deleellea ol !h...,. of the labeled Ubero
no.
)';qene MeCulby, Gaylonl Nelo.. ol WlseOIII!n, VIDte
HBI1ke oflodlano.
The laller two appear to have decided to repay Long for
certain past favors, though of Nelson it may al.so be said
that he bas never been exactly a Kennedy fan. The amazIng defection of McCarthy, aDegedly founded on hls Judgment that Kennedy as w-hip would represent no "real reform" in Senate leadership, is already a story well-told by
others.
It will abnost certainly turn out to be more help than
hindrance to Kennedy, who demonstrated In eight days of
nearly single-handed, audacious tactical endeavor that he
knows when to pick a tough political fight and how to win
it.
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Si;b";;;J)~{;]';;; Objecting,
.-o·. , '.. .. o e ·o , ury ys~e··m
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LOO
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f(ir'Sirhon B. Sl.rhlo '-•
Rloed owoepq obJecU0111 lo
the entire .IUI"l' selection a.y1tem
In knltilor .., a · legal lano!l•
whld\ ml)' tlke )'ears of~
roc the accused •t..fer ot Sel\o
Hoben F. Ke~.
.~ the ...,ond day ol lhe
11u.rder trial Wcdneodoy "lth
Sirhln in a cheerful mood, chief
-
coumel Gnnt Cooper
~tense
argued that large sepnents ol
the Los .Angeles population are
llltml:aticall)· exempted from
1erving on a trial jury.
Cooper at the opentn~r: ot
today'& session at 9i30 a.m. PST
planned to challeJWe the coos11-
tutlonality of the selection ot
the pncl jurors who tmi cted
Sirhan.
Both prosecution and defense
••lion
.
1
f trial j
bellMinc the oelecUoa of .luroro ••
o
uroo:o pronext MOOdly, lbe trlalwao du<odtheftrotwlnuotthe
O>J)e<teil lo bo recesaod until Sirhan trial. ~........
then af!er -,.•. oooolon.
WWiam A. uuuu•~• the Jury
Waves 1o Fomll.Y '
cOillllllsalon sowerYIIOl' l0< tho
Tho IIIV, 2f.yoar...d Slrhon L1>s Anploo, e..
wa¥od hoartll> to hla mother plalned t'-' whole blocs of the
ani two brothero In the rear of· publlo •ould pt exeoovUon ll'am
the lortr"..Uke ............ At oenl... altOPb' b)' the nau.r. of
... .,__ he <huckled ancl their oc••~•tlon.
grh--'br...u,. at a light
EK~Oec..,au 0111 ·
~x<ha118" bot-n the O!lJ)OSiflgc
UOC!er quesUonins by Cooper,
lawyera.
Goodwin oatd that lncludod
•• ~
Cooper, a Yeteran crlmiMI doctora, lawyers. l'l.ll'les, J.C~JU&a
trial lawyer, obviously exPected teachers, man carriers, teJe-none of his motions to be upheld phone company employes, den.
by S.Worior Court Judge Her· lists, university pro!e,.oro, ml·
bert V. Walker but he was nbters and a number of other
eatablishina: a triJI record which ;lteiOrtes.
may "be argued .n the way to
The drst piece of evidence
the ·U.S. S.Wreme Coon in the was also submitted. It Wlis a
tight to save Sirhan trom the letter rorm usud in directing
gu <hamber.
prosp .. tlve jurors 1o appear at
or
said they were agreeable to
The
argument
against the
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Assembly to Hold Seminars
COLUMBUS (UPO- Members
the 108th General Assembly
would concentrate on the topics
at haJU
House Minority Leader John C.
McDonald, D-Newark, said the
Ohio"• history to recess long
enough to hold seminars on
what they will be asked to con-.
alder in session later.
Sites Yet umnown
If merely moving from the
statehouse to another location
in Columbus would serve that
purpose, then leaders would be
had been discussed for
some time. He said it was a
program aimed at "sell im·
provemenL"
"11le object would be to bring
in people who are generally
knowledgable ln given areas to
fill in the others," McDonald
said.
In the Senate Wednesday, the
first Rhodes' administration bill
was htrpduced.
Sen. Ralph S. Regula, R-~a·
vtrre, presented Gov. James
A. Rhodes' bill to increase the
size of the board of trustees or
all state univei'sities.
Rhodes proposed, with the
concurrence of Ohio Board of
Regents Chancellor John D.
Millett, tllat the university presIdent, one faculty representa·
ot
may soon become the first in
Hou11e
5'cleaker
Charles
F.
utistied.
Kurtess, R·Bowling Green, announced Wednesdly that legis·
lative leaders were considering
•• orientation program later
this month to discuss educatlon,
welfare and taxes.
All three items are sure to
be discussed on the Door or
both houses before the lOBth
WI'IIJs \4) its first session.
01It Is possible thlt session
(orteatatioo) wtll be outside of
Pte statehouse and outside of
Colwnbus," Kurfess said in the
House before it adjourned for
the weekend Wednesday after·
However, irx:lications were,
that 1t the program comes off,
legislators would gather possib•
ly at a state park or university
to meet.
Such programs are oot u~
common in state legislatures,
In Kentucky, a two - day prelegislative program ls held at a
state park. Legislators are given an orientation program, hear
presentations by state officials,
then parties split and elect
leaders prior to the time when
the legislature coovenes.
Much of the plamlng on
DOOn.
whether Ohio legil!ilators hold
Kurfess indicated that lead- such an orientation program deera were so coocerned with the pellll& now on the detail& which
auecess of such a program that have no& been completed.
tbe1 would seek to have law·
For example, a location has
J9Uers removed £ar enough not been selected. Leaders were
.~ tha,,~ r - 111&1 U..y , ..... ·~r !I!IYisod Wdly
..~ ." lit>
- ·
t~ " •~whet ' 'iiate ''iiioUltfes would be
__
.
a·~lble.
.
Attendance Crucial
Then, attendance or leglalatora at the program could pre-
sent a problem. U only a few
would plan to attend, the worth
Don't Take
CHANCES
Fill your gas tank with
BORON. For fost atarts
and pntvent fuel Ii ne
freeze up.
dent be al;kled to the board.
None of the three would hive
voting privileges,
''Because of the activities of
a noisy minority, we often over.
look the thousands
ot responsi·
South Won't Sit With
North for any Talks
898,1.83 Grant Made
PARIS (111'1)-South VIetnam solution" to the deadlock at the
Prealdent Ngu,yen Van ThJeu talks bad been found.,
llld tocllll' his deleptlon to tho
In ita refusal to nconalder an
VIetnam War talks would not, aU American pion, reportedly ap.
at lillY conference table where proved b)- the llouth Vletnathe VIet Cong had ",..W me~ . for a clreular table
status."
o.vrrlbOII<alb' diVIdod b)' a balse
'lbieu's statement. delivered s1rtp, the 11ano1 delegattan
at Salgonta cit,y hall, further •PI1081'0d to be ... "' bide Ita
cast a pall over the prospects time until the lnau&uraltoa JaiL
for an earb' beglnnlng to the 20 o1 President-elect Rldlard M.
delo.vod Ialka. North Vle1nam Nixon.
hardened ita demands ror an
und!Yided table oo Wednesday.
uwe wJU never accept the
For Clean-Line Slocb
National Llberatkn Front (poll.
Pant hose are a mlllt
tical arm of the Viet Cong) as under slaelui. They give the
having equal status,,. Thieu smooth, <;lean Une, with no
said. •-You cannot sa: it is a bulges that makes slacks
problem of a table. TwO &lded look most attractive.
COLUMIJUS (IJPI) - A total
or W8,183 fnfoderalfllndoawar<l·
ed to the <0111111Unil3' aetlm pro.
sram or the Lan<astor-Falr!leld
Count;y areo lor the ....,.... or
!iJtanclnl three
anu •
PMriJ
proJecto
-m
were IIIPl'OVod
W.,._IQ)r by Gov. James
R-1.
no 0111o rnn.. or Opportullit.r llld ${8,108 was earmarked for the operation of summer
Head start _ . , . , IDYolvlna
zoo ~ ... <hlldren at
fQUr locadoni, $2t,783 for a talka Is what we want."
diiiiAl .... and edllc:atlanal pro.
"AI long as (the Viet Cong)
joel and
for tho admlnla- demand four parcy Ialka, we
ltailoo or tho oreraU antl.-er. won't alt.,.
Tbleu aahl the tact thot the
"' p r - .. tho area.
Seill'Jf: delegation Is staying u1n
Parts is a sign d. our good
will. •• He said that "no new
- Drlte In! -
•
LARRY' I
••v•c•
JOHIO
W. M.AIM
tive and an undergraduate l!ltlr
ao.:m
POMI!ROV, 0.
ble students and facult;y members that are the strength and
the future or our great system
of higher education,."' RegulA
said. "We feel thlt thia legisla·
tion will provide a responsible
student ard faculty representa.
Uve ·wlth an open Une or com·
munlcation with the admlnistn·
don."
Rhodes, Jn announcing his
pr~osal Wednesday morning,
noted tbat "in many inatances
there has been a failure of
communication between t h e
governing boards of 11'Ustees on
the one hand ami faculty and
stu:lept grQ~.Us on the other."
.. Informal avenue a of commu-:
nication have existed," Rhodes
said, ''but, being informal, they
have been subject to lnterrup·
tion and to occasional disuse. ••
Five other bills were intra..
duced in the Se111te Wednesday
morning, before adjournment
unUI Mondlll' nighL
In the House, r'lo bUls were
introduced, but three resolutions were adopted be(ore ad·
jourrunert until ~ JdlhL
would be questionable.
But, leaden were optimistic.
To laneaster CAP
Let us
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a - r ~ooi llb,1l!c~ that
tho. "•l!n'lld!IO i>l!bU~ II_, '
ty till! ~~~~ ~or Ol1toolla«Y
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ae ......... - 0 i:)ll',_ 1 '"""'"""'•1 ·had created· .., almocphore
preJIIIIcial ty a fair ·lr\ll.
a.iman ilald ... wOuW· ''Pr..
sent material ..._._
.......... tho
aaturaUon . and the munbel' Of ,
time• (publicity about thl eue
has awearodl In • number of
publications and &he number of
times
it was ahown on
ielevlaton."
"All we ·want is a contlnuance,'" the attorney uid,
addlor that he felt a 31k11Y ·
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d lay
e:teets:, the ;~;;:it)'.-.,
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c~ ·dal'1n
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Tint Old Shoes
Dva't - · ••~ • that ue last ••IOD'I tUde.
Calor lhem to bell Ia otep
wllh eurreal lallhf••· Varl·
oua aboo ....,, IIIII ovollalole
oltOaid mao 1111., • doe••
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11,_.. -"•Jilio; urth from orbil .......,. 1oo
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Walfaa.o : •• ~~ ··• .1 t2t,187 K"...._
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1tro1t .. .:, .,t I 392 321
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. The t"arm Credit Symm. aervlor """"eutern Ohio through the
~Iebon Produttlon Credit Assn.,
betaine solely fllrmer«ned &t
the elOH of 1968.
"Thl• te an abnolt tq,oaalble.·.
dNim come true,"' aecordbw to
P'
GaliiJ>OIIa ...... s a :~ · 3 f ~~;""; 8 ' !SO
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Nela.•Yorll
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rqlp • .... oa • • 0 e .271 398
-· SEOAL RESERvEs : .
TEAM
w, L. p OP ,
8 0 283 221
Ath~,. • • • • • 2 262 243
Nels.-.-brk •• • 4 2 2411 209
Jr..- ••• '• •• t 3 21t 270
GaUWJs • · • · : 4 239 219
LotiliiM
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Wellatab ••• ·••• 2 . : · ::: :
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Jaeklon • •• ·••• 1
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TOP OFFENSIVE TEAMS
TEAM
Pta. AYKWaUoton •• , ••• , ••• 490 70.0
Galllpolio • • • • .... • • 5$t 89.3
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Logan ............ 561 62,3
Athens •••••••••••• 539 59.9
NOT2: Field p l JDd frn ·throw
ieUefa ~~ned on aper•
bolla ~playeodll ththe
number ot pmu
w1 a
mlaimUm ~ UU'Oe deld
(or
tree thrDW'll) madeJMrpmBpky..
ed ~y tha team. llillollli 1 era are determined on a per~
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awnae.
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p.,
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Slatistlet
trom Nelsonville-York
were not received in time to be
1..1111oc1 I• U!ls week'• steu..
Uca.
TIUS WEEK'S SCHEDULE
~n:~y
Ja<kaon at AUlOIIo
Meigo at Gallipolis
11'0111011at Lotilll
TOP DEFENSIVE TEAio!S
TEAM
PI& AViJa<koon ........... 409 51.1
Athena , .•••••••••• 466 51.8
Wellolon ........... 419 59,9
GaUipolls .......... 509 63.6
Nel1011vllle-York at WeUston
MoWoreaJoliotseallcao"' · u•aandSpac:0, ~fnlo~""'• .~···'
the crew'a tir&t DlaUO(Iifoltod ,SerYIC. . ~1 • "
-lolllafot niiWo -roll!lo, Jobnaoo WII , i'tO~ Jlti!ll '
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•nd Wades for the mOODIII,ht c•r4!m~ s~laa~ -~_fl. Jl~ ~: ·~
· b~.thr
-earanc!e ~ .. '
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' break almost two w~k• , ,of ~I aston"~ anc!_;f.rat~.,_ ,the ~~. , .
Mclu•lon for the ·~uta- ~·, ·~·. ' .px- ~s~rw .
weeks they lia..
I~ ·~• ., I'> =co . lllplt, .
teclmical . debrteii!Wa at: >lhll ·' ta,sineertrw. (bter;
00: 'it~~.
Houaton ~ee C.nie~, , ~ oll>lora~011 ~; e~arth
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Borman, Lovell alii Anllers·
Alter , the . ~rpiCN\1, .Plul '
hold the wO..Iol opeUbquncl ~, for ~n' ~nolll•lal
during their Doc, 2! to 211Jlght. e~ J)arade ' Jl! . l~ W'l·lfl !¥r'i ,
The hJ&hllgbt or th8 'mlulon thO 5f member& of tha ,!>IJ!clal
came Christmas Eve wllen they part;y-lnclllllile the . ,..........
spent 20 hours clrell- tho moon families and Borman's "'renta ·
·•
at an aldtude cit jUst 69 miles. -to Ctplloi HIJ!. whe~e 11clo
mou w~o to - k to t!Je jolat .
selsiOn Of
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,AJoxonder •••• 4 1 23t 172
MUler • • • , ••• 1 1 1116 76
SOuthern , , , , , I 4 173 Z54
and
Coqlfooa
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' 'it·...- Jaekloq AuoellU'""
, Noal l'lld tl.t .., Doc. 31 tile
F.rin credit Sj>u- pal4 oil
.14SIOIJO,OOO, wbleh wu . the r..
.,..._.nine .lovertmollt "**lltal In·~'~ i~ the 'rmer~mnent
par~~~oroJolp. M or thai date,
' ~hlrelore, r.rmer 1118111ben o1.
IIJI!iit .
v............
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t:and
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ohio and or the 49 Other otatel
bodine oole ...nero olthe~2bUUOD reiiOUi-ce.
'
1be J..kson Aaan. made a
opoclal purchaoa or $90,235 ol
'eopllal stock lo the Fedenl 1...
termedlate Credit Bank of ' . latiUo Ia Ita share or r8lll1fnc
Goverament clj1ilal ill the Intermediate credit Bank. T h I o
iPeclll purchase waa baed on
the Wllume or boalneoo done wiU!
tho Dlatrlct Bank over the paat
three yeara.
The lntennedlate Credit Bank
of Louisville repaid ibo Ualted
Sbltel Tl'Oiut)' almoalP2,000,·
000, tha llraeat amoontrepaldb)'
oinJ of the Farm Croatt System
because It i, the larpst
of the 12 ·ll!termedlatO Credit
Bao*o. 11 bao atoro than tsso
mUUon ln loans to 73,000 fll'D\oo
ers In Ohio, Indiana, KeihcQ',
and TtnnesaH.
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Glouster
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•••• 0 2
,79 98
011!ERS
Warren Local at Belpre
MOVC SCORING
f:4orth Gallia at Eastern
Name ~·
·roM F1'M Pt&.t Ava.
Starr..wash, at Southern
Gooo, Alex. , 4S 2S I~ :U••
EaoiAom (Pike) at VInton Co. Goss, Alex • • • f8 25 .122 2U
OVERALL SCORING
Wahama
at Rll)ley
Henney, IIIUier . 21 4 46 23.~
Name
FGM FTM Pta. Avg.
SATURDAY
Leeper, Glouo, • 18 14 46 23.0
Downard, Win. 74 57 205 29.3
SEOAL
WU'm, MU!er •• 18 7 43 2i.S
Green, Jkn. •• 63 2t 150 18,8
Kempton, Gls••• 14 $ 34 17.0
Henry, Glps , • 66 25 149 18.6 Athens at Nelaonvtlle-York
Gallipolis at Lotilll
Diddle, Sthn ••• 35 12 8Z 111.4'
SEOAL ONLY
Wellston at lrooton
·Rose, Eastern •• 10 6 26 13.0
Name- Tearri FGM FTM Fts Avg. Melgi at Jackson
Beatrice, Mill. .11 .2 2t IM
Elc:hinger, Etn .,10 2 22 ll.O
Dow,.rd, Win.. 65 5t 184 30,7
, 011!ERS
Green, Jkn. , •• t9 18 11G 19.3 . Eaatern at Alexancler
Trace, Gl..,a. ••• 7 8 22 11.0
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Warren
i.oel1
at
FeeL-Hocking
20
Karr, Eastern ••• 7 8 22 ~LO
Henry, Gal •.•• 48
118 19••
Wick'ham, Aih. 43 18 104 17.3 Glou1ter' It Starr..Washlawton
Ennlo, N-Y ••• to 23 103 17,2 MWer at North Galiia
Spencer, Gall•• 39 25 103 17.2 Southern at Hann~.n.Tnee
Kllehen, lrn ••• t2 14 98 111.3 VInton CouoV at Waverb'
Fl<k. N·Y..... 27 31 8$ lf,Z
MOVC
Gall'her, Lgn. • 29 • 8 66 13.2
TEAM
W. L. P OP
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·o 172 95
Mliler
. TEAM STATL5TICS
Glouster
.......
2
0 154 132
FIELD GOAL P~~CENTAGE
. ••, ) ~~·;.•""'03:t:.:t:.•2
lti,IJ\'"....~. -f"''
... ~~Aiif ~c. c;:·" · FG.¥-FG.~PCT. Ea
Ale.adr·.
·;
·:;..
· 311 · .. a
Welloton •••••• lt7.,3~ .~5
Southern
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Z28 359
Lopn. , ••.• , .ltlh'l38 .t32
Jackson •••••• ·lt9.354 .421
MOVC RESERVES
Galllpollo. , ••• !f6-357 ,409
N. Second
W. L. P OP
Athelll ••••••• !fll-369 .tot TEAM
ironton ••.•••• 12&.358 .362 Eastern . . . . . 2 o 83 'l5
Mella ••••.••• 89-306 .291
Bank•.
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REBOUNDS
TEAM
NO.
Galllpollo • • • • , • US
Jack..., . . . . . , • 232
Lopa ..... , ••• ~8
lroottoo\ ...... ' • 2~
WaUaliJn . . . . , • , 221
1933, Loot 1001' tho 11 UIOOiaUona lnOhlol•nedmorolhon 181
million dollars to 19,000 r..!'lftoo
ers. Thlt repre~enta IR lnerea ...
lncl> alzeable porcelitilge or the
total inaUtuUonal credit uaed b)'
fannero of tho aiate or Ohio.
The Jackson Alii~ lalt year
looned f9,Z86,379 to the farm·
eh of JackiOn, Gallia, Rosa,
Adonu, Pike, Scioto, Hoeklor,
MeiJs, Athena, Vlntcl'l aNI Law·
renee CGundea. The aaaoclationa
secure loans throuato oale ol
bonlls and debentures to the ln--
vesurw p~Uc.
Thoughts
We will never liek the
until local
people demand that loeal
government make certain
that every human being In
that community hu a nutritious. diet.
.
food · problem
-.secretary of Agriculture
Onrille L. Frteman.
-
G 36,8
Athena ...... ,. , Ji2 I 35.3
I
Mei.p: ••••••••• 2J~ 6 35.:1
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TE~.
NO. G i\VG.
Golllll)i>llo • . ••• 9V 6 11!,5
Joekaon , •••• 10• 8 1M
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··· CONTINUES
SI'.\TE SEN. OAKLEY COLLINS <R·lronton), left, was sworn In by Justice c. William O'Neill
or the Oh!o SUpreme Coor~ right,
at the 01J0nlll8 oesslon of the Senate of U!e U8th
Ohio General AAsertlbly. Looking on, left to right, are Mr~t . .coillna, sons Mark and Clark.
Mon......
Local Highlights of September
SEPT. 3 - Howard PIU'ker,
Eastern High teacher, sutrers
hip injury In t1rm accident; Six
Meiss tratflc mishaps probed
by State Patrol over Labor Day
weekend.
SEPT, 4 - Kermit Walton,
Pomero, bulinessman, named to
Meip brd of Healttl replacins: Charle1 Persinger who resigned before movt~ to F1ori·
dai WOllam Pickens, serving in
U.S. Navy In Vlrgln1a, stricken
by bacterial menii'Jgltlt~.
SEPT. 5 - Nearly 3,000 Meigs
Local District P'C)ils begin classes lor 1968 • 69 term.
SEPT. 6 - Harold C. Doster,
former Bedford area pastor,
named executive dean at Alice
Lloyd College in Keotudcy,
SEPT. 8 - Melgs q,ens foot·
er . . plan tpough drllled wells,
. . ~l]teen , ~ddleport
· ti..e•· alter · 27 years o1 drhior
ac:hoal bus; $1,800,000 promis. · ed by Farmers Home Administration for new home lc.ns In
Meigs.
SEPT. 1~ - Arutourl<e new Rt.
33 phue, !rom Ro<k Sprlors to
Darwin, onay be COIIllleted for
' Oetobor openlllg.
sp'T. 13 - WUllam Wyanl,
charpd with 1lratdagreemurder
in sbotgun slaylor or Mkh&el
AILEEN
RUSS TOGS ·
WftANGLER
BE.QH,..E HOSE
Re1: 99c Sale 79c
MRH
Bnslllre Panty Hose
.For
2.00 Salt.l.59
Atbeal ·. • • • .• • 105 I 11.~
,......, .••••• 111 6 18.6 .
J...oeu.··· •••••• 114 •
Mel&• ;. • • • • • • 122 s
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will cooperate with
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Southern jolts Sojlthwestern, 2212: Glouster triumphs, 26-0, ov~
er Eastern; Wahama crushes
Federal - Hocking, 46--0; Athens
bump Meigs, 211-18.
SEPT. 30 Mrs. Cedric
Clarkt wldely known Middleport
re1ident, and James Hess, Jr.,
3 0 year-old Middleport poll ••·
man, die unexpectedly.
QUICK QUIZ
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broke out Wedneodo.v at troubled
Addlaon Junior Hl,gh S c h o o I
where 10me teachers were aa..
aauitod by otudenta 1\ieodo.v.
Students were evacuated rrom
the prednmlnantl,y Negro Eut
Side School unUI shortl,y After
the blaze wa• extinguished. Cause
of the fire, confined to t h e
teachera' loonge, was not known.
Teachers met early at t h e
school to pfoteat student dliiOI'·
ders whlc11 had disrupted clan·
e1 Tuesday afternoon. Clesses
were in aeulon during the meet- I
lng and wece conducted by aehool
board officials.
WWiam HofCman, director of
secondary achoola. said .t he then
Tuel!ldar of 400 federal rree lunch
tl ckets apparently triggered the
student dillurban..a. wlllc:h led
to scauered dst Oghts inside and
outolde the building.
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Chamber of Commerce.
City
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Chamber of Commerce to be
fouru:l.f!d in the New World?
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Q-Wit<Jt do the Finm caU
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A-Suomi.
Narrow, Medium
and Wide
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..Osrors" than anu other the· called
a bronco?
atrical person?
A-Walt Di&ney. His total
is 29 from 1931 to 1963.
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When illness strikes without worn--
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BONDED ORLONS
KNIT OR LON SUITS
JII/IIPERS
COTTO.NS
SAU\IAGE
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SEPT, 29 - Wyllll pleod not
gullty to murder charge in com-
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WOMEN'S
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LADIES DRESSES
WEATH!;R COATS
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ville - York 30.0; Tornadoes
trll)ped 34 • 14 by Kyger Creek:
Wahamalooses, 33-6, to Ravens·
wood: Alexander edges Eastern,.
14-6.
SEPT. 23 - Over 200 in at·
tendance tor GaBla·Meigs Air·
port dedication.
SEPT, 24 - . Grand Jury iP..
diets William Wyant on first degree murder charge and Char·
MENS SWEATERS
3.99 .
les and Mildred Queen on man~
slaughter and neglect charges.
SEPT, 26 - David S, Yates,
75, kllled in Route 7 auto accident.
SEPT. 27 - Raymond Sidwell, 20, Columbiana, killed in
Route 124 car crasll; Large turnout hear nnancing ol f11A homes
1\tplnietl
-84-days; Metga walJ~s Nelson-
Mens Zip Out AH
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Lee Dotson of Parkersburg, eP..
tera not guilty plea in prellmin. ·
ary hearil'lg before Judge Frank
W. Porter, Jr. •
SEPT, 15 - William Wyant
bound to grand jury on murder
chaqe, bond set at $50,000; Jeo.
nlfer aD:I Jlin Lobse recognized
durlll(l !oothoU game halftime
ceremonies for authoring ,Meigs
Alma Mater ancl Rev. Wilbur
Perrin honored for writing fight
songj Meta:s fans, band pay triboo
ute during (ootbaJI game inter·
mission to Pfc. Thanas H. Lind
who was kiUed in Vietnam fightirw August 26; North Gallba trips
Eastern, 7 ~ 6; Belpre crushes
Southern, 50-22 and Meigs downed, 28-6, by Pt. Pleasant.
SEPT. 16 - Meigs picked by
SEOAL scribes to finish sixth
In league Pill'.
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SEPT, 17
accepts '16,721 bid Qf Sutphen
Fire Appantua Co. for new fire
truck,
SEPT. 18 - Announcement
made Gov. James A. Rhodes to
attend Sept. 22 dedication of new
Gallia • Meigs Allport.
SEPT. 20 - Meeting Cor persons interested in FHAnewhous~
I• loans set with several buDd~
'\l'rs to show exhibits.
1 ' SKP.TJ D u.1. Strike of iidrliers
a1 Pblllp ~· plant enclo ·af!er
Mini Tlltle Necks
. W:UlGoAL
Standing By For.
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Hush
ball season with 13-6 win over
Wahlma; ~stern swlliJWs Ha~
nan - Trace 36-6; North Gallia
draps Southern 22-0; Rod Gilkey,
1967 aeaaon Mei.ga quarterback.
awarded grant • in - aid acholarohll) at Findlay College.
SEPT. g' - Harry (HOck) canterbury retires after 59 years
11 PomerGf barber.
SEfr. 10 - Coqtenti ve wat.
Sal,e
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Cleftf•.
Prod!iCtlooi erodll asoo.IOt!Ciitll, part or tilt Farm Credit
ll)lotom·, were orpnbed and eopltlllzed by the Govenment •• a
rosult or
Act , ol c.ncr.~• In
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Wellston ....... 130..179 .726
G.Uipolls •• , , •• IW:.I5f •708
Ironton •••••••• 9~47 .&t7
Athena ......... 115-137 .820
Jae1<1011 •••••••• 114-156 •.110~
'-"- . . . . . . . . 112-lt3 .573
Neigll ......... 99-183 .541
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Athena Count;r grand )It)' Tue•· .Another former 1tudent, ~ey ·
lnclldod HYOD - - · ln. K, Wolro, 20, Atheno, was Indict..
cludlnl ftvt Ohio Urilt'enlb' Au· ed for permitting the Ule Dl a
on narcoUCI eharpa.
dwellinc for keeJ)lnl and dillThe ltudentl wre P au I pen1lng ot nareotica.
Abrains, 21, FluehiD,, N. Y.:.
All were arrested In a raid
Hane, Sllllld, 19, Malvern, N.
on a farm house 1n the QQ-..
Y.t )tidlaeJ S..artz, 20, Lido vOle are• last month. The cnnc1
N, Y,; Ml~l Edge. Jul'J' alro lnclldod alx ........
eoml>, 18, Wllloaihl>!io; Obto, u>d on bnaldq and ~ ehltriWa,yne OWeno, 21, BIB Hoek, Va. . oo.
Th111 were charpd with poateaThe¥ were Frederiek )(yere,
alpn or narcotlea.
18, Akrm: Sloilhen Hardin& 18,
OWOno alro wu dlara.d with Marietta; JosephCroOIJr.,HartWopl )ioaiUalon Offnlllrulnenll
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Elb:abetb Krll.ianls,19, Maumee,
• fOJ'Iner student. alaowalehal'l· 1
1be peak lnvutmtnl or GoYenunent CQ.ltal In 'the Farm
Credit Syatem waa
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In 1939. Thla llliiiMII hao boon' ·
steadily redll<ad. 1be prooattt
"Dit..wodh'" of the tulner.ooweedsyatem Ia over two blUloft dol-
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Mrs. Johnson
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........ Clatrdt , of Clirlst, 7:30
/'fttur&day night at the church:
,. ..,Dtn,-er Rice will have the prol' ~T'COUNCILORS, Theodor·
• CouncU 17, Dayght.era ol Am ..
·~ erica, 7:30 Thur~ night, home
et Mrs. Nettle Hayes.
, ROCK SPRINGS Grange, 7:30
,.m. Thursday, home of Mr. and
\~ Mrs. Amos l...eonlrd.
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Thursday, Heath United Methodist Churchi Miss Bess Sarlborn
his the program.
ELEANOR CIRCLE, H e a t h
United Methodist Church, 7:30
Dluradl)' night, home of Mrs,
Jean Cooke: Mrs. Robert Byer
bls the program, Mrs. Robert
F1.aher devotions; co-hostess Is
Mrs. Earl DaveJ1)orl
XI GAMMA MU Chopter, Belll
Sigma Phi Sorority, 8 p. m.
Thurllday, Columbus and South~
YOuNG ORIGINAlS
Handsome
Traveler
Re-Eiect~d
THE COMING COLO
weather seaton coils for a
dress and jacket combination that will breeze you
through many occasions. ,
Perfectly suited lor around
the town or out-<>f-town
travel, dJoign your 3.4length jacket with or wil+t-
Mrs. 'l'ber«<ll Jobnaon wu re. lc lketchea ol. ·~•·.. Mrs.
elected prealdent ot the MlddJ.e.. Slnuos told on:Oj)Uin William
Lllerv)- ClubWetlnelcjiJIIf· Drummond Stewart. a cal&le ternoon at the home d. M-r a. dwelllnlr SeottiiiUIII came to
Forrelt Baebtel.
America IIIII Uved In the Wolll1
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Other aftleer1 elected were ilabolle Luey Bird, a Seottlah •
Mrs. Riehlrd OWeu, vlc:e-preal- bomwrllar~-...
dent; Mn. Badlte), seerear,,
and Mrs. Beuwd Fultz, trea ... Ina 1o this coan&17, becUnll knoWD
urer. 'lbe DDIIrlnatln& commit- u the '"Lady of tbe Rocky Mouft..
tee reJ)Ort was given by Mrs. talna," and of Theodore Roose-
out contrast trim.
For fabric, color and i2f: ..
cOSSQry suggestions, con-
sult our exclusive Fashion
Co-ordinator included with
each Young Original pattern.
velt.
It waa voted to hold several
01 Roo&eVelt, Mra. stnw11de~
moetlllgo t1ur1nc tile ,..... In tho scribed him a1 fraU and weak
evening Instead of the atternoon. In his ,..,..,_ days, but wltll
B-99 with PHOTOGUIOE is in siies 10 to 18,
bust 31 to 38: Siu 12, 32
bust, S'Ht )'<lrds of 39inch; contrast, 1!4 yards.
The first evenine meeting wu courage and fOrdt.ude to over.aef for Feb. 5 at the home of come his phytlcal J)I'Qblema. She
Mr1. OweD.
spoke d his strong character,
Mrs. John10n aAJOinted Mrl. al hll meatal capablliUes, and ot
Fult2, Mr1. Baehtel and Mra. his driving dealre to achieVe.
Owen tQ a oommlttee to rewrite
Members responded to roll
the CUIItltution aDd b)'.J.awa.
A rorlew ol Marllhall Spraaue's
"A Gallery ot Dudes'• was given
by Mrs. Artbur Strauss. It consisted of three short biograph~
ern Ohio Electric Co. social
WRII
a guest.
Mrs. Bactrtel sened candy. )
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p.m. Thursday, in the
Heart Church auditorlum.
Mrviees -wm be held at
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Club 8
Sacred
Rosary
7:40 p.
IIIIAilBURY PTA moetingorig-
lull¥ aeheduled for Thursday
·l&bt baa been cancelled.
FRIDAY
REVIVAL 7:30 p.m.
through
IIDdl,y at Mt. Hermon UB Church.
llrvaat Quartet will be present
lltlndi.T. Public Invited.
TEEN DANCE Friday at Ra·
dne Junior Hlgb following baslletlloll pmo, until midnight; ..,..
u to publici sponsored by sen• clau: ''Next In Une" toproYkle dance mu!\ic.
District Event
Will be Attended
Plana for a.tter.:Hng the District 25 meeUng and school of
Instruction to be held Jan. 15 at
Chesterhill were made when the
Pomero} Chapter• Order o£ the
Eaatern Star, met Tuesday night
at the Masonic Temple.
Several chapter members will
attend the district aesslm to be
held at 4 p. m. and the school ot
instrucUon to begin at 7 p. m.
During the meetlog conducted
by Dorothy Woodard, "orthy matron, 8lXI AlbertWoodard,wort:hy
patron. a letter from the Grand
Chapter of Ohio was read rep.rdlna: the 1969 project• which
Body Powder Absorbs
Grease From Fabric
sonic Temple on Sunday afternoon, Jan. 26,
SATURDAY
' IDGH SCHOOL DANCE party
SaturdaY from 8 to 11 p.m.,
Kelp Junior 111gb School, school
IJIIN!oored, and open to tile pubHe. Tbe Ja,ya will emcee. Admllaloa n eenta per person. the chapter is asked to s~C~port.
A letter from Roberlll K. Mlntlling, past grard matron or the
Grand Chapter of Ohio, was read
in which she thaDked the chapter the meeting.
for Ita partlclpadon In tile district gift presented to her at
Beverly alld for the chapter's
lift to hei-fOrlir'viJWtalfi1D- "';''i·,- (._ ~r·-~
any type body powder I have on hand. Wrap a small piece
of cloth around a finger to rub it into Ute spot to absorb
the grease. Let stand overnight and then wash.-GLORIA
DEAR J. B. B. and Glrlo-A wa1blng maebllle teoiiDg
laboratory suggests lhat poHtbed eottan . ALWAYS be
laandered in COLD water. Run three tG five mtnute1 at
gende speed. utlng a liquid laundry detergeal. Remove
when ollghdy damp.-POLLY
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DEAR POLLY-I would appreciate it if someone
could tell me how to make clear ice cubes. Mine are
~:~ always cloudy. So many restaurants have the clear
~ ones that I wonder how they are made.-MRS.
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9te Pomeroy Chapter, Royal Arch
Amllll reports were completwu accompanied to Columl:us Muons. invltedtheEasternStars ed duriJIK Tuesday night's meet..
bJ her mother, Mrs. Carl Mor- to atterw:l the religious afflrma- trw of the Women's Socllt¥ of
ris and Carol.
Um service at the Pomeroy Ma- Christian Service .of the Enterwhere abe 11 a
~e.
Dave Whittington and
tlou8lrter, Shll'l'l Am, and Mrs.
Mrs.
Glem Gllkea11011 of East Liverpool baYe been the guests of
llr. and Mrs. Bob lloeflleh and
daughter, JqM. They came esJIOclally for tile flmeral aervleoa
Birthday Observed
At Bucyrus Dinner
Middleet their unele, George Helnea.
Mrs. Jack A«*erman. the for. port observed her birthdi.Y anni·
Mrs. Edith Durton of
mer Nancy Rlltcher, left Tues- versary at a dinner held at the
_. for Portlllld, Or_. after home of her son-In-law, George
IJN"fng Ute Cbrlstmas hollckys Ruth, in Bucyrus.
•e
wltll her porenta, Mr. and
lira. Oliver Miehael.
Kr. and Mrs. Rlehard Clark
at YOWJxitown nre hDl1da,y
..... ~ hll pore.U., Mr.....
lira. WWlam Clark.
Middleport B&PW
Will Meet Tuesday
The MiddlepOrt Business IIIII
Professional Women's Club wW
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Tue&diJ> even! .. wltll din-
at the Martin' Restaurant
at 6:30 P·. m. Tile business meetlaJ lnd proeram will follow in
tht Columbia Gas of Ohio offlce.
The program will be presented
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with Phyllls Baker as
I=IHILCD
Hosts
were
graniiiOIIO,
Mra. Burton'a
prlae United Methodist Church
at the home of Mrs. William Air~
son. The grOll) also cllscuued
plana for tile year.
Mrs. Atrson served refreJh..
menta during the social hour to
Mrs. Sarah
Mrs. Carla ear ..
ter, Mrs. Delores WUI, Miss~
ow.
Elizabeth Davis, Mrs. carol Ohlinger, Mrs. Agnes Dixon, Nra.
Martha Husted, Mrs. Ellie Bates,
Mrs. Frances Hmmell, Mias Freda Ue'4ng, Mra. -Beulah Utterbeck. Mrs. Cordelia Bentz, 1m!
the Rev. William Alrson. Patty
just back
frun Vietnam, alii Richard. Mrs.
BurtoD returned Sunday trcm a
holiday wcation. She vi1lted in Edwards, VIcki Corter, Patrick,
Bucyn\s tdth Mr. and Mrs. John Dolly, Peggy and Gena Alrson,
Grtmlr and flmily, Mr. andMrl. gueata.
Fred Rowalt ani Mil)' ani In
N'!>* with Mr. IIIII Mro. Ilallas Sc:ott IIIII tamlly.
Roberl,
UNDERGOES SURGERY
.Mro. Rodney Down1118o Middleport, underwent suraeey T'ue...
day at Holler Medical COllier,
A, M. S.
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DEAR POLLY-We re-
Annual Reports
!UtdtQ- to relltllllO h o r stimng omeer.
llludles at Ol!lo Slate Unlvoriii.Y
Ilale Smith, hlal> priest of the
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A meeting~ the Pomeroy Mlaslonary Soclei;J' st:hedulod f o r
Thur""' ovenlng hal been Cllll·
celled.
the Imagination and !be wlllbw·
ness to work together or the
- ' • of Molp Counly."
Slonford Stooktm, A>mma
maater, had charge ~ the regu.
lar bi-monthly 1e11ion held at
!be Rock Sprbwo Granae Hall.
Reporta from six IJ'anaei were
heard.
At the eoncluslon ol the pro.
gnm, tile '-loci<GroveGranp
held a drawlni' for a (Jillt. Mill
Llnnle L!gbUoot of Burlln8ham
was the wtmer. aecording 10 Leo
Story wbo had cbarge of t h o
drawfna.
Relreabmenta were served by
ot
members
the star Grange.
Tho next meeting Ia sclloQI!ed
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Short Styles. Size• 6
to 50.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Seltes
erUrtained members of the Jun.
lor chol.r_ ol Mlddleport Church
of Chrlot S&lurdo1 with a hom..
made lee cream PFtY •t their
Rook Springo homo.
The young1ter1 were tn.llJ.
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HEATER
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On~sl ,
SIMON'S
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WE ACCEPT FOOD COUPONS
Open Every Week Day 9:00 to 7:00
BRW HDWE. AND LEATHER SUPPLY
992-2774
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BAIER FURNITURE
MIDDlEPORT, OHPO
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SPRUCE
WHITE
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EFFECTIVE JAN. 9 THRU '"''"·
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mond Baker. A ·praoUce seaalon for Sunday aervtce slDgirc
.... hald durl.. the afternoon.
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75 ct MILK OF
MAGNESIA
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BAYER
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listerine
CORN HU$1(ER IN ATUBE
lot
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Rec.
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ploorma•ltt bo rwglstarod,
olter'havi;., pttuod • .
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(and tax deductible items)
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homelumlshin1s durllll Baker's AlllUal
SWisher & Lohn
Ruall Drugs
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Ajploe?lloo
lion thea ballll - "" ml,jor line,
Jttmoe Pb,..,..GWo,~':!"""
. _ ~ -·MOO.m?lllill li< boiliiPiit! I o r IIliich wu ~ In 19GB.
tlvo vtea preolda. ~~ thet Un
-~ tit the - - Tld.l Uno, 500,000 ..:ta, will
• lar~~t portion oll?lo lm'eoiDietit
'"" l'·
AEJI ~
nm from s.ltrill• to· lulerconWlllld ., toward III'OJecu widcll
PT, Pu:A8ANT- :i'blrt;y -two
Tho ~ llnlle -•In At> ne<i • line babw
,' · ; ......., ·~"'*111ft
paiiCidlp'o J!laa• are lilt JCIItn ~- 1>7 tile
.,.._ Alblu4, 111-. for lntlaoo E. Pllnt _,. Cborl...... valii)' Aulllotlb.
GlUt otdd tllat ,.,..,.-,...,.v II buttlion tontl pj~Qolleal _ , . . _ W.Va., C11 ttloldo - - ltllo·lilo armed 11........
... In 1911, tontllllt 7111>000 ..:t
...... '3'hoiiiU ,W-, Jo11o V. - · ...... AEP, Waril
Vldten, KOIIJIPP> It, Mdlodtr, · em IIIIa
ltllMJ.
Larrr T. Ball IIIII Ioiii , • Bar·
Plant, wldCb coald uld·
tlla, Jr.
~ bo tile liraost eloctrle
R~ for pre • - - _.ans J11111 In the -...,
pj~Qooleala were N!cbali R, x-- will bo _ . _ In 1972. IIIII, Jame1 R. Blu, John 11. Mur· ldall,y It, will t:Ost tiOO..nlllbl
ro,y, llonald A, Sofloi'd,- tont1 wiD bave a 'pneralln& ea. c. En«i; Jr.; Jomeo il. Lee, poei!J ~ t.&..mllllon ~
Arnold 1', Weaver, Slet>hen L, VJt?mately, tltlo eopaclt;y mq
Hutl-. CUrtll E. -..t, 1.7· be lncreued to f.J.<nU!Ptll kiloman K, IW_., Qtarleo M. Fl'7, wattL
. LOIIIa E. Sohe, .J ttlnr L
Waril will OUIIIDie In 1981
Swl-, Jo1U1 B. Rlcllardl, C!lll·· on three portlalo of tile 7111,lea W. Per1'7, ·G oorp 1(. Clea- 000 YOlt Uno
In Appa.
- . R - ft. MCKlllnl)', Jim- ladllaD'I sen:ICII oroa of .....
mil L. l4a1urd; John E. Tbu- ern VIrginia ..,. 10t1t11ern Weill
11>1>, ClrroD E. Tbdmu, Lewll VIrginia.
R. Leacll, Jr., Donald W, Roulb,
One portion runa from a point
.J~ L VaaMtter, HOward G. near SalMlle, Va., to ?toonoke,
Soyro, I'PIWII) L, llh!C aadWt11"1 Va., IIIIOther !rom SaltvWe to
a. MOran.
·"
eastern KentuciQ'. and a third
Mrvlet~.
-Jor-..
lf;J' ln U. . - ,.. aerve, ....
t5lotllll dlol j?emiDtl hal -
.4p!......... ......... ..
ne
1>7"" e!f<t<le !IIII!V.1lo!t- - " " ' ltil
.WC-~~of
. . .·.lf411,
. ··laetr..,.
t11e AU,ald!I'Ottio
...s ,_
'lifEllr:
..,....... llu _ . , , .• ...., • !Plat. li ~d.- . . . .
lhllllofl?lo
till! "' """'*''!lo '*' ,.,_, Ia,
strudion In 78GB, the - - .,. ~ unt1or ..,._
'hlllh ,..... for tho _ .,,
'
...,...._. C..J7'B.- tm>amliolleti . , _ ....... .....
a floral a r In tile Qfebld_ aad
ereea eolora of the clua. MIJJ
ll)oooD poured tile pmellluitUir& ..
BallO)' prealded at !he oo«M
parted
12.98 to 45.00
NOW
'8.66
In ...,_
and tli>Orl
1amup priced from
LAND WITH A BUCKS
SPECIAL
lnvti~
Are Entertained
YOUR proof of payment
OUTER WEAR
polocMIIII'I'
Ba1101, Ylce ~ ttred -
Nl•• Plawll)', .......,, N111
Roulll, aastltarlt IKI'etar)'; Mra.
Grace Pratt, troaJtlfer;l!ldlilllo
ll)oooD, !lower ~
Mia~ Hawler had J~~"Qer ~
eedln& devotions by Mro. R01·
no1u read ""'
"Whosoever Will be Great" and
••That 11 Past.. and pve a IIIQOllltlm from A . - BorBtlll.
The amual report wu Jlven
by Mrl. Pnttt, treuunr, IIIII
tbaS you ootea were read from
the Roe Tuc:kermaD famliJ, the
Rev. and MrL Ron Mo,)'er rOr
Christmaa nmembrucea, a n d
Mrs, Kenneth Selteo·for rofreolt·
mbers
WHOPPING
MEN & BOYS
Tho~ IIOir)f -IHAp-
a. tlblt, ... .
d.ali"' With medic:inesl
T~t' • why ow state
. raquires ~t livery
GaliiPollo.
.A 880ft
0.
frolb
Mrl. Rt)'DOidl, preeldent;. Mn. tert «VM
Amateurs hove no bua.ineu
SAVINGS
ed!tiel ·In·teBI ba1 .been IIIIOUIIo
~ed , 1>7 Alil>alac!QI Pooror Compuy• . '.(, '\
'
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the book are ..,.. kine received 11 weU as orders for t h e
booka. The •'before pubUatloo"
price l• ·•t, and the "alter pub-
and let him see you in it. The
style and personality of your
clothes will give him a visual
impression of you as a complete woman and not a disembodied bead above the
cotton wrapper.
·sALUTES
..
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lifo. ~ -~ - ''in~<-·
W. MAIN
Clue for Hairdresser
Japan IP'OWI rice on one
of every two acres of !audit
cultivates.
PNMt>t
foil""'"'
Jr. Choir
very little without my
glasses. At night I put them in a facial tissue box on a
stand next to my bed and .1 can easUy find them in the
morning. There is no danger of pushing them off and they
are on a soft cushion o( tissues.-8. T.
To get the best results
from your hairdres1er, let
him !mow what you are like.
Oae of the best things to do
for !be first few times you
go to a hairdresser Is to wear
one of your favorite ouutts
Alloo - - .
od for publication b7 !be Molp menta for the junior cllolr 1110111•
CIIUIU;y t-71 Club groups. Dona- ber1
a carollnJ part;y.
111011 toward !be publication ol
Mrs. Leo Searlol!ld MrL Lena
tor Friday, March 7.
cently had carpet put in our
small .son's room and hit,
t, upon U. idea of puttini a ·
piece of It on the top of his ·
new dresser. It was cut to
fit the top and is used like
a dresser scarl to protect
the surface from scratches
and spills.-!. 0.
DEAR POLLY-I can see
Mr. Blakeslee &11!10 die em~...
ed tile plat book bolng prepar-
llald that tile ''only lbnltatlon 11
DEAR POLLY-I am replying lo' J. B. B.'s problem of
removing grease spots from polishe_d cotton fabric. I use
>"'""""~~-"''-""""" Polly's
By Blakeslee
lleaUcm" price l1 $5.
Commenting On the outlook for
Meigs eount,y, the counlo' apat
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By POLLY ClAMER
A report on Christmas gifts
from the chapter to each shutin member "as given by Mrs. Ella Smith. and Mrs. Clara S u e
Soulsby. Ice CreiDl was taken
to the chUclren' • home and t h e
Meigs County Inftnnary.
It was reported that Cora Webb,
past dep\lty grand matron of District 25, and Lerm. Davis, secretary of District 25, are both r~
cuJ)erating from injuries 9Uffered
in falls. Also noted was the hospitalizati.On or Lorenzo Davis, a
member of the chapter.
Mr. and Mrs. Woodard., Evelyn
Lanning. 'Ibomas Edwards, Ma·
bel Goeglein a.rw:l Sue Zirkle
served refreshments following
Plan Reviewed
Grange.
POLL'l"'S POINTERS
. '
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PT, ·PLE~'r - · A record
s.rr;..... ., ...... - 1100 •
iniDiool for "'l''lnldlora ~ lao
teacher ~ tile eluo.
vldotl by Nlao Ruolall. ,
Ollleen olo<led lor 18GI -~ llro. 'liQDoldl - wd a --., ·
Mary
address, zip code, pattern
number and size. Add 25
cents for first-class handling.
I'OiliiL
Water, Sewer
Midtown Station, New York,
N.Y. 10018. Print your name,
YOUNG ORIGINALS( DAILY
SENTINEL ), P.O. lox 438A.
by nam.Ing an American
Trail. Goods made by the blind
were displayed. Mrs. John Comp-
,_Ia!
I
.... - at t "'' teacllu, lllla Mildred """'-'· ......~- . " -'" .;.' '
bomo ~ Mro.- ~80)'1101171; A Clft wu allo p r e -- to
Tho lraYollnoi )IO'Ifa '""' 1>7-
C. E. Blakealee, eou.nt;r ag.
riculture uteallon qant, IUmmarlzed the c»mpletod c»mprebeoaJve water and sewer plan
for tile eount,y tluing t11o lecture
hour at Frlcl.y rdafrt'• meetingol.
tile
Molp 'County P o -
Send $1 for tltis pattom to:
call
ton of Middleport
Tue""'
nl&lrt~"'' the.
~
s.dt!IOl. P~-Midd1- <i_, Thuroda¥, J-J I, lle9
Appalachian·to Spend ov.er $100. Million
Gl!tf ....., PI'&: MelllnlQ' wmo nrep~~~-•"'tetl"' ""''ftt>, f .
bora 11l&bllalt!Od thl 39th ami·
ebarter . . - . , ed m·v.- .
·Hot- ''
YOriOI')' part;y ~ the LO)'al Palo lila• llobel , Hfoell, J.!loo, Nlaa pllaL "Cllmbiq lilt StNp Clu1 t( the Mldt37-' Clureb l!uooall, Nu. Atldrw F r o I~ ceat" tont1 "Liu&tl 'Oact In a
ol QlrltJL
Mill France• ~ tontltheftroj W!!l'"" _ . rpil>7 Mto. """";
~don (( choi1er 111001-
· Nn.
andtnYel-.-.- --
Nan Moore.
39th Anniver.sory off·
Class is Celebrated
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-n. !!llilr Soooilll, P.amo""·MiddiS 1 I,!)., 'lllundiJ, J.-rt I, IHt
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FURN~
liGULA TtoMS
Th1 PwJ.IIshr reHfWa til.
......It .. .. .......,. ....
n.
• .111/Ktl-ltle.
'"Itt
liM. . .
jtdll.t.... will
Mf
M , ••,_.... ,_ -
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h~COJTMt
than
Jfta.... ten ..
I ATIS
1'.. "-t A.4 S.,.,tca
5 uats ,... Weul • • ,,.• .,,,..,
Mlnii!IWII Chlrt• 7Sc
12 c....s ,... ..-4 thwa c-•-uo
''""'11 centt
'"•""'•"-·
,.,
W~~t4
tl• cen•.cwtl• •
"'••"'"'·
25
unt Discount on paid ada
.,._. ad• ,.td wlthl11 10 day• •
par
CARD OP' TH4MKS & OBITUARY
·· .1.50 fer 50 -rd Mlnh'llulll. Ea.
Dlhlitlanal ..,.tel :Zc.
BLIND ADS
A441tlonal Uc Chute PI'' 44var.
,. ..... nt • .
OI'I'ICE HOURS
1130 '·'"· ~!tOO II'•"'• Oailr
laJO e.W'I. te 12tOD N.. ~ . S.turllar
In Memory
~
LOVING memory ol Allen
ll81iey, wbo paued away live
)ears ago today, Jan. 9, 1861:
Lovin~!
lbo1J8hll and solemn
tears
8\78)' ;
~
heart
y<~u
will alway•
llajl,
In lonely .boun ol thinkin&
AS il d¥Wil8 another year
! Will remember you.
Tho IJowers tbat I placed upDD your grave
May wither and decay but my
love for you wiU never fade
away.
You· are not forgotten, nor
will you ever be;
Ao lcmg aa Jlle and meiiiOI')'
lael
I will remember )'QU.
AI Ume goes by I mll!o you
more.
Sadly miJaecl by wile,
Mrs. A.
H.
Bailey.
l+ltc
Notice
MUSIC EVERY Friday and
Saturday at Jack's Club ..,
Harrisonville !IAlad oil Rt.. 7.
,.....
PIANO TONING, ~ - IIO!ore I a.m. AIJo will ~
Ulld plaDOI,
1-Uip
C!IJRUAHIJA PUPPIES. beautiful, tiny. rare. oliver blue
and other colon. AKC re<~lo
tered. ai!JO stud service. phone
Long Bot1mn 378-621! . 1·3-&tc
-
Charles
- . below Planll Clturch .
Letart Fallo, Ohio.
!+Sip
TENOR SUapbone. CaU 1Ift.
2258.
!+Sip
,JUICE FOR beallb, send S2 for
'Uve Food. Juices, • get an·
other bock free. W. C. Ridenour Saleo. St. Louisville. Ohio
4311'11.
1~tc
DRESS UP SA-VINGS
alAMO MAM! WOMEMS
DRESSES ..~ .............. ..5.49 •
VACANCY lor two elderly poo.
pie. Prefer prlvlfll pold pa-
WOM!HS
HOSE .... 29c ... 4 for 1.00
M!NS
DRESS SHOES............ 6.99
Bryants Bud1et Shop
101 W. Main
992·5896
Pemetoy
- · Phone Malon, m-1111.
IN«c NEED LIMESTONE for your
driveway? We fumlsb and
THERE WILL be a gun deliver. Emmett W. Sltuler.
Sunday, Jan. U, belimtlng at
COIItracttng, Phone muu.
110011 at the FarUd Run
11-21-lfc
Sportsman Club. Everyone 11
1-~
welcome.
GUN SHOOT, Broad Run Rod
and Gun Club, New Ba¥al,
W. Va., Sunday, Jan. U, I tiD.
,.....
LOit
La1T - Melp Marauder fool.
boll ja<tet at the MeJp Bllb
School Dance New Years h .
H lomtd , - call leUftl
WeniM
AIITIQUES, furnlturo, dlallol.
mllcellaneous. Mn. Howard
Ceotl, 1100 w. ~ st.• I'Gmel'OJ.
,....,.
W ANT£0: WOMAN to recruit,
train anti BIC)ervtse 1mall sales
foree, excellent earninp. Ph.
... 773-.1619.
T'O'I'ATOES, Phone 813-1254
Clareace Prolflll, Portland.
l-Ute
1118 rrERBO COIIIOie
witb AM a. FM radio, f.<!~
•. • • Ol]lerien<e and ...,.....,_
•ld
· • · Write Botl 183 s. In care
Tile DaHy Sentinel, Pome-
- · Pay $5 per mmlb or
balance due, 118.42. CaD IIJ.
1-Nic
li:*"-..
FOR RENT -IIJeol.
bath. Pb. IIJ.illlO.
,....,
ilrowa'l
~
. . .!l'lllo. " - . .
~<Me
cit-. Tlda ""
much bljbor. Jill! Jlke
-·
HAY,
Far lent
YOU SAVED and slaved lor
walt lo wall carpet. Keep 11
new with Blue Lustre. Rent
•Jectrlc ohampooer $1. Tiny'•
Barplnland.
~-·
RATS, MlCE eliminated forever! Gel Star 2\!o lb. $1.69,
Ebersbaclt H -.·· · SUJ• Run
Mill, Pickens Hdwe., Mason.
1-f-!tp
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NEW SIX room Colonial designed borne. Tbree bedrooms,
1Ito baths, ceramic tile lnrludlna floorl, lull basement.
coMectlng garage, uiiUiy ·
room, air conditioned, 26 fool
front porch overlOoking Ohio
River, Phone IKIU454. l.f.61c
RNI Est•t• For S.le
~
IIW'IIO.
J...Hie
1-7-llp
aac
SAVE :MONEY, IIIII zlJ
lewlnl Dtacblne; Ibis IJIIOb.
.
ALCOA
HOBSTETTER
REALTY
GEO.
HOBSTE'ITER, BROKER
monthl)'.
ASSOCIATES
992-.'1325
l.e-3tc
lull-. Servi-
CURI'Il!S 'l'lllCHIIICIAN,
[.e.
land Parter, lft.22l4 Polll6o
roy Nldenee or tr1.a1 OoalvWe call - . wllbeo Jlall.
ay Gt«<lup. Dally
Umlted Sunday ..,..
••Ice
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~ut.:
C. C. BIWIFORD
AucriONDR
Col I'• llenlet
.... IIINII1
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01111
Otlllh
I 1 tfe
MACHINES, repair
service, all mal<es. WY Z.
2214. Tbe F•brle ShoP. Pomeroy. Authorized SIDler Saleo
and Service. We Sharpen
Scissors.
3-29-lfe
CIGARETTE vending macltiDol
and service. ABC Enterprl,..,
Masotl, W. Va. Phone TIU54S.
fl.f.tlc
lnsur~nce
AtJTO:MOBILE lnsul'liiiCt! be!l
,..anceDed! Lost your onerat~
or's license? CaD 192·2968.
I II tfc
Personal Loan
Rates Next?
YORK (lJP0 -
With the
prime rate on business loan1
pushed to a record 7 per cent,
commercial banks waited Wednesday to see If a move would
develop to send perBODal lou
rates higher.
It' I not an automatic proce1a;
peroonal loan rates don't go up
every time the prime rate does,
just AI the prime rate doeantt
. 11> up automatieally ever1 Ume
tbe Federal Reserve diBeOWJt
rate does.
But the commercial b a n k 1
have pushed up their prime rate
- that charged large aud mo11t
credltword!y commerclal a n d
buolneoo cllento and !rom wbleb
other buataeaa loan ratea are
-
TNilt '
BulloD10r R1•110r Tb TM
From thO
Smlllleat H -
ss.ss
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-GUARANTEEDf!HONE 992-2094
p~chts
LIGA.L MOTICI
IIARTRA OS!'I'ABBNOOB LI'I'OI·
NO'i'lt, ll UYlnlo wMM IMi kaown
otddl'ftl U 1000 HIUDbllq! Jay WUII·
•nUlralH N ~-1~ NANC ~
DINANDJ: DOSL U ll..SO.; JQ:B.'I
Ll&B&, lf Uvllll; ERMA LIEJQ, If
llvln& •Ad &L6E OSNABH.NGOB •
l>RASCH , If Uvlnr:, wboH HdretMI
arc unknown; IUid the unltno- betn,
LEGAL NOTICE
Mlmln!Jtrawn,
UNA
LJUE, If deeeued IIIUI
ELSII: 06NABRNGGE • BRASCH. 11
de\.-e •.-d will take notice t.h•t r.
~ . POR,T EB. JR. A4101Dl1Uator of
th e X.la\e of HELMUT DOSE, DECEASED with the Will Annexed, on
Ll,. 2'7tb ' d ay of November lOll!, flied
bl• petitlon in lhe Probate Court
within .nd tOr the C•unty of llelp
and State of Ohio, alltJIIll t.hat ll
;~
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WMPO
..,.,
I.ORMAIIOII
NEWS
.... 1
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........... eo.rt .,
of ....... Conb'o
eMU. I Will ....
T".& - .... OMart
......
liN c.ub'... Ute VUiql .,_ . . . . .
............ 1
••• ll'ill1
LOCAL REPORTS
DAILY
AT .
neee-ry w
7:50 A.M.
12 1001
3 P.M.
Dole, dece.-d.
S11id r.eal uu~ la ducrlbed u
follow•:
Sllual.ed ln 1'0T11111111P of IAba.wn,
:Jieltll Coun\J', Olllo
Betnl f8 .46 acna uf :tomu II>Dr111 or
IHI •tuatcd In Ranp 11., To- J,
Seclaon 21, •nd No. MO.
J:xc:ept ~blOt out of th" abOve U~·
rcrlhed prembe. a tract of lf'OUnd
•.
-AND .·
~u•r• b reserved and aot
wid whkh contlllllll the burl•l plaee
•:30 P.M.
ol. Lewll van COoney; topther wlth
.
ritht ol wal. for illlrtN and .,,..._ .
"'""'"":.0
order
..."'
;~
~lot.
I
Tbere
-~· the one•
holf oc re refe,•d to Jn o d-d
from w. H. KeJH. lit Ill to D-*
c . Aebworth, dated June :a, Ifill
and recoflded Ia 'lolWDe Ill Jllll•
S58 1k1a COUDI)' Deed ~
b o:eptlnJ Wrelrom J4 IICN COD·
vt!yed Lo Al~rt utod Sturle, AppWb:r
leN deed reeorded Ia Vol. 111 PIP
.,eement
eGntllllnilll
'~ e~bihg Meigl
Gallic and
Mason Area
Informed As
i3S and Vol. lTP pap un
S.ld · propert:r k . - IIUbleCt to Jbl
hia:hWIIY
1962 CHEY.
Clearance Price
$650
IMPALA
STATION WAGON
Well As
LOT
acre• to the •tate of Ohlo, Vol. Jll
paa:• 163 Meip Coanty Deed leeoNIJ
and IUbiHt to • flow...
"' the 'United Statel.
The prQer of Hid ,.uuea. II for
determlnaUon, ad,Juttmant Pill Pnt-tectioG ol thO! Nb111, UltenR ....
.,__.at
Enlertoined
u .. IUI of lbe dl!!feodaDU and U\l.tboriuUon aod order to ..U lAid rul
ldltate to ,.,. the debl.a, lefacl• aad
coN aeeordiD& to l&aWtao. erad for
;oal ~ proper onlU'II and nllef
an tba premiM:s.
n.. ;.rn• ftr.t abo'H JIIIQ'Uoll"d will further tab ao&k:e lkt U...
)lue .,_n m.cle p&rUel ....,....,,
\a IIIUd petltioD aJI4 Ul&t \bQ . .
nt'lllllli....S to antwer tiHI MDW OJl or
befon . . lat. dU' of F•Jmarl, 11M.
J) ;~~ted: Nov. 2T. • •
_,_
•· ·w. ,.,..,, Adtn
.t tile letah of H•IMvt .,..._
lhCNM. with 1M Will
AIIMXI4il
UlS.lJJ*IBI- l'lll&t.e
HDtU a.IJ YOU SIT
one owner ear, V8 with
auto. trans., good tires. R&ll
Loeal
AlL OJER '11-\E t.\..OI:LO 1
LEGAL NOTICE
- ...._
,
'
cellent WooW"' tires, cleaa inter..
--· AHD THE
AIN'T WORlH
'· .•
Blan.Yno 4 dr.,
A
I
CHEVROI: ET
3M elL ln. i~
line, 3 apeedautG!Patle,pow...
ateorlna. gold llnlah, iP'Ol' ""'
......
yl lrurtor, year en~\ clear·
$1200 :
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1962 FORD
··~
ST ATIOII WAGON
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p
VS eiwlDe. auto. trana•• pgwer
ateerlntt aNI brakaa, 3 ·181
- ... &<><>d· llrel, ndlil Oti,.
boater. lnvet)IDry cleara-
I ONLV
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1967 PONTIAC
Reducld to $2.449
Flreblrd HT C<q,e, Four I'll
tho D011r, 400 · 8 .c;rl, iAI'
Mono, blua · ftnloh; • ~·tam
rotrlpl111, blue vlll!'l Int., with
buckat aoote, P. B., radlf.
Like now lit Uao
w..w Urea..
"!de
c1Jll11100ID'lliJJ:® IJ..i ~....,~.~ -J , _
C7l'lll ·
......~=-==-=~=---t .
··:!-ji!'"'
..
10 to.
-
., tt ...
«.
P.
Closing Down MilA
TuOIIdi.Y toouod a perrnaneilllll·
Sw'ltch Over
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or ·picketing !lie ~tan
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DAILY CROSSWORD
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MORTGAGES
AGATHA HelD'S
lor, turq. tlnlah, rlldla.
ZS,OOO miles by local ownlr.
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Bel Air 4 dr, V8 enatne, •al.
trans., loelll owner ear. ex-
lne mUu bullonbolel, ........ AJR OONOn'IONING llefrlpr.
and emb. Tal<e .,_ paymeall
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Reduced to $900 ·•
$650
LIOAL NOTICI
BXllll-
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Galoxle 500, 4 dr. V8 engine,
std. trans., eood ~res, l'lldlo
ind boater.
.Wed upward - lltt... llmao Ill
aliout six weeka. There II lll!neral agreement that the
mer loan rat.e1 muat liD
tld1 time.
\-t)U'RE; RIGHT I BJT IUf\1\T
CNJ orvE. ll\JDI\JIOOAL liKE .
ME DO ABOUT N.J., ·r..,.,SE
THERE AU> EAT U <l> Tl-11\T
\AJITH PEOPt..e:: STARVItvG
1963 FORD
Reduced To $695
prtSitds
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~eiJ real e•tate de·
.eribed herein to JIQ' &be debta aD4
~quell '- of the ..tate of Hllmut
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Only Stop
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ABC CLEANER
& SHIRT LAUNDRY
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EXPERT
WMel Alltllltlt
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BLAEnNAIS
POMII'OY
PT. PLEASAMT, W. YA.
010 feet
RADIO and TV repair, bowie
calla, and antennu Installed.
· Jolm .,Hanlsond~bone · . .
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• ALUMINUM SIDING
• STORM WINDOWS
• REMODELING AND
BUILDING
.teviMn
SEWING
MCORE'S
12• W. Ill@'
Special Winter Prices
Continental Const. Co.
NEW
n.mc
wowr
~~~ J!IZ'I'AIL SALES clerk: state
yoo ever uaed, so eaay too .
Get Blue Lustre. Rent electrlc llhampooer $1. Baker Furallure.
1.f.61c
A JIM WALTERS home, Bve
room~, batll, wall lo waU carpel 111 tho
room. ltulltmcabloell In ldl<hen, 1\lo ...
.... """""· ... Rl. lJI just u
!'011 turD Clllfo Its at Laonl
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FOR FREE ESTIMATE
PHDH E 304-675-2425
Business Services
RUTLAND - 3 bedroom home,
FREEZER BEEF. Phone 1Ift.
both, llled eeillnp, paneling
lie.
I-Mp
in living room. 2acrea,$7,000.
MIDDLEPORT - 4 bedroom
!lAY, Tlmotlly and CIOVtl' Milbrick. l'h baths, hot water
heat. Full basement, wall to
eel, Tlmuii!J, .... cut.
lln8 ol clover, Joe Wlppol,
waU caJliOtlng. Glnge, $20,000.00.
- mDe - ol ,.,. Polntl,
HOUSES WANTED
Cctunl1 Road 51, Pllaue 1Ift.
HELEN OR VIRGIL TEAFORD
1111.
1-Uip
ruff. Pllaue - · · 1-7-Uip
HelpW1ntecl
ForS.Ie
10.16-llc POMEROY - 2 bedroom home,
to
bath, basement, close
1811 OLDS 91 IIDIIJ'Y sedan.
OI.Orelr. $1100,00 down, ~0. 91
PbonO IJIII.IIU.
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"nMMh N ANCY FERDINAND& DOSJ:,
i1 deee-d; KllRT LJDJ:, lf dedt.l-
nr.t CLI!lAIIINGEST carpet cleaner
Hoscltar,
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VlleC'Uto;. •nd ••lent of MARTHA
OS:NABRNOGIE LITCHN'OTH. lf. de.
little .
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MAKE YOUR
FIRST PAYMENT
For S.le
TRUMPET. uBOd very
In
tM- • hlth ,,.•• ur. """ el
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Mol'.......................... II to 6
Sot ............................9 io 7
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,.oQ;
IWMt.r Knit •••· $16 to SIB
WILL DO aewln1 at homo zippers. pockell, pegllng.
hemmiDI. alterations, etc.
Mrs. Freddie Tluobet. Muon,
Phone m.ll1151.
4-111-llr
1se
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Beat The Sprin& Rush To
SKYLINE & RICHARDSON
MOBILE HOMES
3uy This Month and We'll
FOR YOU!
SKYLINE & RICHARDSON
MOBILE HOMES STILL AS
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meal. Pllaue - . ..
Ohio. Phone 867-31154.
l!-31·101c
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Try 011 New
AUTOMATIC CAR lASH
•
BEAtrriFUL wirehaired terrierl and nilnlature poodlell,
no sheddlni or odor. AKC;
Bartaroo KL's. Coolville,
FUST; f'IIMI
MASON CAR WASH ·
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Pets For Sale
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THIS· UN
BusiRUs SertlceJi;
prqe apart. D OIJlS 15, lhlft, pljced
mont on Uncoln HIU. Utili·
lo aell, Pllaue J47-Dta. 1.a.tfc
tiel pnlil. Adulll only . Phone
99Wlll.
l·t.31< POODLE PUPPiEs, AKC To):
miniature. t7S and up. !!!oil~
on
arelult'\IRIIISIIED two bedroom
oe"tce and gr.oon>IDI. I"'- ll' .equipped Ia Install stool
o,artment, fllnl8Ce heat. Mid·
atuda. ·
IIIU443.
II I tk
dleporl. !'bono ...,4.
SUPER .
I.J.Ifc AltC Goldtft Retriever papplol,
SER .. STATIOH
. POMI!ROY
D4 Alb Sl, Middleport. ...
t'OOR ROOM furnished apat1-.
Nfi.C(e
•
ment, all utilities paid, till•
Phone 1112-7054.
1-f-tlc FDIEWOOD, any leallh. creom
or dry. Gerald King, Rl. I.
nvB ROOM ap~~rtll10111. beth,
Shade.
!Ht-lltp
ForS.Ie
llrcnm'l Trallor Part. 1o1Jn.
emollle, Ohio. Pbone ~BaM. 1!168 ZIG ZAG IM!1ring macldne, HAY, 811 eenll bale; ai!JO, buiJd.
1-Uie
IDiloll. ~-··
laney or just plain everyday
l-t.31<
llt!wing. You will like this one.
FliiiiiiSIIED and unluntloltod
Monogram~, darns,
makes 1964 CI!EV. Impala, two door
apartmenll. Cl- lo odlool.
bultonboleo, aews on buttons.
hardtop, v-II automatic. Ell·
Pllone 9ft.I04.
1e.IJ.Ue
or otraigbt stitches. Try II In
cellenl rumtlng and clean car.
your home ; $42 or $4.90 per
'1!&'1ln 773-5282.
1-Nic
month. Pltone 99J.I506. 1-7-«e
'l'IIAILER
LO'l'8, - · · lllollllo
Caart, llyrocule, Ohio 011 8lale
!lOUSE overlooking river, two
Rt. 124, Phone - L
DkRK GREEN plaallc recliner
story, 8 rooms and 2 baths.
a.U-111: chair, excellent condition.
Appointment only. Phone m.
Pllcme 99J.3682.
J.f-31c
:zm.
t-f-121c
FOUR ROOM furnlalted apart.
Have marked the paaaiDI ol
five yean.
Tears may dry and lade
If
COME ON OUT
TO TH' PIGPEN
AN' TAKE 'lORE
PICK, l'fiRSON
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Fars.l.
FOr .....
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�Now You Know
1969
10- The O.Ib Senti~l. Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Thurllday, Jaooary
Murder Judge's Wife
OPEN
Ell( LID, Ohio (l.J PI) - The dren W'-'re sleeping in an upwile o! Euclid Plhmi clv.>~ . lu1~ote &talr!l bedroom.
Rober! L. Steele, 37, W<b founn
..Judgle Steele uid ne heard
shot to death today i.n a bed- a 80UI1d and went upstairs to
room of their faahionable home. cheek the kids," Munroe said.
Pol! 1.:e said her bod,y w a s "Then he heard a couple of
sprawled across a bed 1n a first pops . He came dotm.!ltaira and
floor bedroom. William T. Mon- heard footsteps outalde. But he
roe ci ty law director, said ''Mrs, did not hear a car.
Steele was murdered by a per"He went to the first - floor
son or persons unknown ...
bedroom and found his wife shot
1\!Dilfoe, a close personal on the bed. •• Monroe said. •"She
friend of steel\!'5, said the JUdge was obviously dead."' Steele teltold him he was in his den go . ephoned city pollee and told them
lng over some legal briefa when ••get aver here quick. My wife
the shooting occurred. The chil- hubeoolhoe.N
ELBERFELDS STOREWIDE CLEAN-UI! SALEI
...
End Hospital Stays
Ca1 son Crow and Todd Smder
expectW toda) to be relea sed
from the Ohio t lni verslt) Health
Cent.er where they have bee n recovering from leg l arlilage s urger) performed Ia :;t week m
l'o)umbu s.
Crow aOO S ~de r , both f l r s t
offcnstve team pla~ers on l he
1968 Ohio Universit~ Mid-Amcri-
zation 1s critical. "
MEIGS GENE HAL HOSPITAL
ADMI~10NS
- Pauline Deren.-
berger, Pomero}; Gerald Shumway, Reedsville.
DISC11ARGES - Everett Daile).
SF H\ ICES CHANGED
f uneral services for Ivan J,
Cowan that were to be 11eld sat--
urday at 2 p. m. fr om RawlingsCoat,o., I uneral I lome will be lleld
instead at the Burlingham Church
at 2 p m. on Saturday. Burial
will be m th~ Burlingham Cemetery. I he lt~v. Donald Brickles
will offk1ate.
DIVOHCf: ,\.')Kill
A pet1tion for dl\Ort"e has been
tiled m Meigs County com mon
plea s court by Sharon H, McClintock, Racine, a mmor , against .John McCl intock, Racine.
The plaintiff charges gross neglect of duty and extreme en•.
elty, and see ks custody of a
minor child
MEIGS THEATR£
TONIC. II l ON LY
NOT f !PEN
FRIDAY & SAfURDAY
JAN. 10 • ll
Ronald G. McDade, Columbus
and Southern Ohio Electric Company, has been promoted tJ Assistant Director of Educational
Activities at the company's main
office in Columbu s. In his new
positioo, McDade will assist
schools in CoJ umbus and Southern's service area, from e le mentar,y through t he college level .
McDade will be moving to c.,.
lumbus from Middleport, where
he was General Sales Represen.
tative for the company. He joined C&SOE in 1959 a.s a Dealer
Representative in the Commercial Department in Columbus. In
1963 he went to Atbens as a Deal er Coordinator, and in Mar ch,
1967, was promoted to Heating
and Air Conditioning Consultant
at the Athens office. In Decem ber, 1967, McDade was appointed oo tho Middleport o!!lce.
After graduation from Racine
High School in 1954, he attended the Lancaster branch or Ohio
Univeralt.y, majoring in liberal
~TARTS
99.00 COATS •• , •••. , ........ ... .... , ••••• SALE 78.00
119.00 COATS ........... ,., • ••••• , ....... SALEII.OO
129.00 COATS ............................ SALE 91.00
·:
Sale
··
MARRIAGE APPLICATION
Arthur Dale Koenig, 19, Reeda-ville, and Mary Angelina l..aComb, 1\q)pers Plains, student.
7 P.M.
4.95 Girlo
SKIRTS ......... SALE 3.00
SKIRTS ......... SALE 2.50
Womens
Knit
Suits
...
..
JUNIORS AND MISSES SIZES
BESTFORM
JANUARY
SPECIALS
10.9S TABLE LAMPS ...... SAL I! 8.89
11.95 TABLE LAMPS ...... SAL! 9,89
12.95 TABLE LAMPS ... . U.LE 10.89
SUITS •.•• SALE
SUITS.. •. SALE
SUITS .... SALE
SUITS .••• SALE
SUITS •.•. SALE
SUITS ..•. SALE
SUITS .... SALE
SUITS .... SALE
ROGERS
SALE
ing lfl ani out over men enppd
in the operation. The well is
down to 5,000 feet, In the Newburg
12.00
14.00
20.00
24.110
34.00
38.00
50.00
54.00
Reg. 2.50 Womens Slippers
Sale 1.69
Rea. 89c Mlcromesh Stockings
. Sale 2 pr. 1.00
Drapery Dept.
Sale Prices on Yard Goods
69c 36'" Chock Glnthafll, IOK Cotton
111•• 1/4", 1/2'', 1'' ,, , , S.Io .50c yd.
Be !6" Quetirlp Prlnto
eftll Solid• .••••.•.••.••• Solo ..9c
1.39 Sportaw ..r fo.,rlc, 5ml Portro ,
.,. Cot!Oif ·Cheetc..
•I
Plo14• 1 kfl4• ••"'• J',' .,, .. ,, ••. 1.00 rd.
69c 45 ' P•nnonent P'roos
.•
Print•. , ••. , , . , • , , , •••.. Solo 59c yd.
r•·
13.95
14.95
15.95
16.95
17 ,95
20.95
22.95
TABLE LAMPS ..... SALE 11.89
TA.BLE LAMPS ..... SALE 12.89
TABLE LAMPS • . ... SALE 13.89
TABLE LAMPS . . SALE 14.89
TABLE LAMPS ..... SALE 15.89
TABLE LAMPS ..... SALE 17.19
TABLE LAMPS .. , .. SALE 19.89
2-4.9!1 TABLE LAMPS ..... S4LE 21.39
1.29 -45" PerManent Pru1
Corlllure)' . ...... . ....... Sale 1.00 ,4.
I.Jt Dfe~p•r Prlnte
45"' wlft ........ •..... . Sole 1,00 yd.
-49c 45" PrlntM Outlnv ., . Sole !tc yd.
26.50 TABLE LAMPS ..... SALE 23.89
16'• All Lhtllfl
28.95 TABLE LAMPS ..... SALE 24.89
Dl•h Tow•llne •••• . ••••.. Sole 39cl ylll.
R!CEIVIO ANOTHER SHIPM!NT
Solo Prh:ot on S.loctod Stylet
PLAYTEX BRAS
AND GIRDLES
Rog . 5.00
••• • 3.9S
Ll•lno Stretch Brat ., ,Solo ], 29
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·:·:·.
· Girt. 4•14
; Worm red fiGnMI, lana tlooyo with loco c11ff
: OUIL TED COTTON DUSTERS REG . 7.91 SALE ... II
To motch tho Gownt and Ju~r~p Suitt
Sale 1.99
:-::
Sale Prices
sale!
MENS
SWEATERS
j~
........... SALE 1.19
Ret· 1. 00 Scarfs
·==···=··
·::····:·:·:
·:
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14.95 MENS SWEATERS .... SALE 8.00
12.95 MENS SWEATERS . , . SALE 7.00
8. 95 MENS SWEAT!RS ..... SALE 5.00
·.
...
Mens "Jerks"
REG. 2.9a HANDBAGS ....... ,. ... , .... , ... SAL I! 1.11
S.le 69e
Salel •ns
Colts and Jackets
fine ••l•ctlon. Sins 36 to 54
Boys Coats and Jackets
8.95 COATS AND JACKETL..-~..,.. "SALE 7.00
9.95 CDATS AND JACKETL..... - ...... SALI! 8.00
10.95 COATS AMD JACKETL .......,...SALE 9.00
11.95 COATS AMD JACKETS.....,., .... SALE 10.00
12.95 COATS AND JACKETL ...... -.SALE 11.00
14.95 COATS AMD JACKETS.. __ ...... SALE 13.00
16.95 to 17 COATS and JACKETs..S.Io 15.00
18.95
AND JACKETS ... _..,..,. SALE 16.00
19.
AMD JACKETL ......... SALE 17.00
AND JACKETL ....,....SALE 19.00
AND JACKETL......... SALE 29.00
j!::,,n
10.95 MENS SWEATERS .... SALE 6.50
9. 95 MENS SWEA TfRS . .... SAL! 6.00
Sq ..... and Obloo11
SALEI MEN AND BOYS DEPARTMENT
....
...
...
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BOY_S
SWEATERS
'
Not every aiM in every 1Qtle. stzea
t to 18. Sllpoora- TUrtle Neck1Clrdlpno.
9.95 Bowoo lwHMfl , •. ,,,, •• S.I•
1.95 IOfl Sweater I •••• , , ••• S.Ie
7.95 lor• Sweaten ......... Selo
6,95 lor• Sw1111tor1.,, ,, •••• Solo
5.95 I•J'• lwMt•• · ., . , .... S.lo
.._ti•M 3.U Sw•IMo ..... . Solo
..
Beautiful range of colors Just un- '
M.ns 4.95 Long Sleen Sport Shirts .... Sale 3.50
M~~ns 3.95 Lang Sleeve Sport Shirts ... Sale 2.60
Boys 2.95 Lonv Sluvo Spo•t Shl•tL... S.Io 2.00
Jost 6 Mont 14.95 Golf Jachh ..,........ Solo 8.00
Mens 5.95 Corduroy Work Trauurt ........ Sale
Mons 2.95 .,P•opony Of" Swoot Shl•ts.. Salo 1.69
Boys 2.69 .. P•opony Of" Sweat Shl•ts.. Salo 1.50
Special Group Mens oncl Young Mens
5.95 T,.......... . ................................ _.. Solo 3.00
J •.SO
2.50
Sped•lpurch..o ofilnoquallt;ywo,..
on llannoll ohil'll. JUde will! Ioiii
toO -· lwO buttoD·IIInlu<90<io01a.
e.auiar 11101
ltlh oo 17 ahd extra olzeo 17'-i to
SonlorlHd $hruN<.
19.
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BE THRIFTY! SAVE YOUR SALES SLIPS FROM.••..
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BERAL
•.oo
Mens Flannel
Work Shirts
4.00
ANOTHER SHIPMENT MENS KIRBURY BANLON DRESS SOCKS. ONE SIZE FITS ALL SIZES
10 TO 13. EXCELLENT SELECTION OF SOLID COLORS. 69c PAIR
'
5.00
4.50
Special Sale!
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packed.
Plentyplus
or the
white,
black,
brown, green,
Cashion c<iors so pq~ular with the younger set.
One slze fits all sizes 10 to 13.
41.00
By United Press International
MOSCOW- THE SOVIET UNION TODAY l1unched anurunanned
spaceship toward the planet Venus. It was the second such launch
within a week and tbe omclal news agency Tass said both would at-tempt aolt landings.
Venus 6 launched today and Venua 5 launched Sunday indicated
MIAMI (UPO A Purdue
the Russians have switched their interest to the planet Venus rather
Un:lverslt.y
student
with
a switchthan the moon. There have been hints in the Russian press of a posblade
knife
new
to
Cuba
with
sible manned Jlight to Venus sometime in the next decade.
''love" Thursday. Seventy-eight
WASHINGTON - LABOR SECRETARY Wll.LARD Wirtz warned other persons aboard an Eas~
today that 81\Y e«orts to cool otr the economy through increased un- ern Air Unes jet reluctantly
went along for lhe ride,
eqlO)'IIle~ could c1u111 the naUoo'a ghettos to "e~lode."
Known only ., "Ronnie," the
'·~ ·-~ •lptesettptlon'•·ttt.at &acrtnll!es employment is ''intolerable~"
lllf·~ cabinet member said In an interview. "U I had oo moke acn&-scarred, 2•·YW..ald hijackthe hltrd choice between increased unem,pl.o7rnent and CO!lUnled in- er ol the Miami-to-Nassau airnation at the present rate, I would let the lnllatlon eontlme," Wirtz liner said he was a communist
who .. hates the United States and
&ald.
Eastern Air Lines and loves RusPARIS - NORTH VIETNAM'S HAND in the Paris war talks has sia and .... Cuba."
The man used the knife to pull
been greatly strengthened by Sweden's declsJon today to grant Hanoi
third hijacking oftlleyearand
the
full diplomati c recognition, high diplomatic sources sa.id.
the
second of an Eastern A i r
The sources said the Swedish move may soon be followed by
Lines
plane in less than a week.
other capitals in Scandinavia and posstbl,y elsewhere. There was
speculation stockhobn had discretely tipped off its Scancllnavlan The pilot, f'...apt. James E. Hord,
radioed he l'IBS being hijacked at
neighbors before taking the decision.
I :50 p. m. The Boel~ 7271anded
in
Havana at 2:51 and returned
WASHINGTON - TWO VETERAN SPACEWALKERS and the
pU<t who brought Gemini 8 through the nation's only emergency in with sh crewmembers and two
orbit wtU try to carry mankind to the surface of tlvl moon, perhaps passengers at 7:24 p, m.
The remairung 70 diagruntled
by ml<hluly.
passengers
returned on an EastThe space agency Thur!lday named these men - Gemini 8 pilot
ern
Lockheed
Electra at 12:07
Neil Armstrong and spacewalkers Michael Collins and Edwin "Buz.,
Aldrin - as the crew tor the first U. S. lunar landing spaceQight, L m. today.
stewardess Joyce Ann JerniApollo 11. Their mission now carries the entl.re focus of the $25
gan
said the hijacker told her he
billion Apollo program, aJmed at fulfilling the goal of a moon landwas
rrom Irxlianapolis and "that
ing in this decade set more than seven years ago by the late Preslhe
went
to Purdue University."
dert John F. Kennedy.
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NEW YORK MOON-CIRCLING astronauts were
welcomed to New
receive one ot the most wildly enthusiastic heroes' salutes in the cU.y's history. Frank Borman.
James A. Lovell Jr. and William A. AOO.ers were to ride in triumphal
procession up Broadw~•a ucan,yon of Heroes" through a man-made
atorm of ticker tape to the blare at martial music and the cheers of
millions.
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Inspector in
view roond bale grazing and a
beef
productloo tested Charolals
herd.
At II a.m. the business
meet-
tng wlll get underway at Otscar'a
Restaurant in Gallipolis, Dlnoer
w1.ll be served folJowing It, Prea-
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N o -... J"ellllred.
Meigs-Gallia
TEN CENTS
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Tho ~ Patrol doled Route 12f oo tra!llc In the
were 100
00 125 _ ...... in tho area, moat
area of the well tlhor'tly after the
nash of fire . The cloaure wa1
flldad later last night.
of whom were either directly
or Indirectly comected with the
It Ia expected that an eUort
oo extend cuing oo the New·
McKelvey Nid there
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Bank Has Outstanding Year
The Farmen Bank •nd savings Company ol Pmteroy had
the most outstandina year in Its
history in 1968, with assets up
17 per cent and total worth in
excess o(
million.
This was the good news in a
report by Bank President Thea.
dore T. Reed, Jr., to shareholders during their annual meeting
Wednesday in bank offices.
Thereon Johnson, who has been
1 vice president, and who has been
acting as a part-time loan officer. has joined the bank onalull·
time basls etrective Immediately, Reed announced.
Johnson is a graduate of Ohio
State Unlversitj' withaBSDegree
In Agnculture. He has suct"essftali..Jo operated Johnson Farms at
'9
O'Grad:v
Sa~
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k, 11'7
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Letart } alls Cor a number of R&SM; Ohio Valle.) CommanciQ
cashier, aoo Joanne J. Russell,
years,
No. 24 KT; a 3200 Degree Mason, assistant cashier.
In addition. Johnson is chair- Valley of Columbus, and a memThe foUowtrw were re-elected
man of the Meigs Soil and Water ber ol Aladdin Temple, Colwnas
directors: Thea:Jore T. Reed1
Conservation Board of SqpervlS- bus.
Jr., president; Thereoo Jolmaoo,
ors, chairman of the Community
He is married to the former vice-:preside.a.; Fred W. Crow,
Action Program oC Meigs County, Mary Lou PhU son. They have
Jr., Pomeroy 1ttorney; Lealie F,
a member of the Meigs Councy three children, Donald F..JohnFultz, generU manager ot t h e
Child Welfare Board, a member son, Mary K Konicek and VirPmneroy Cemeat Block Comof the vestry of the Grace Epis- ginia A. Wheeler.
paro-; C. Wl)'lle Swisher. drUBcopal Chur ch of Pomeroy, memMr. Reed observed to t h e gist, Pomeroy; Dr. Fred R. C.rber of the exec utive Committee sharehoJdcrs that "the llank is
sey, Jr., dentist, Mason, W. VL;
of the Meigs County Heg10nal De- indeed fortunate to have a man
Harold E. Smith, general mar~ao>
velopmert Planning Commission of Mr. Johnson's ability, especiger of Meigs Equl.,~ment Comand a memOOr of the M e i g s all) in the area of Agr~~Busipany, Prmeroy; E. Robert SchellCounty Extens1on AdvisoryCouJ1.o ness."
hase, Attorney of Canton; a n d
ell.
In addition to Reed an:l JohJl.o Richard C. Follrod, vice-presiHe is a Past Master of Racine son, the other offh·ers elected
dent ot BeJl..Tom, lnc. ,lndpresi·
Lodge No. 461, Racine; a mem- were Richard E. Jones, vicedent of the R. C. Follrod Comber of Pomero.} Chapter No. 80, president; Paul E. Kloos, cashpany.
RAM; Bosworth
No. 46, ier; Doroth)"
WW. aaalatant
President Reed also announced
It was antlcl,pated that operations
will be moved to the new bank
building about April 1st.
ec.meu
a.
Eugene (Pete) O'Grady. Dem-
osu Egg Day
ocratic State Chairman, last night
Dlseharges -
Is Announced
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eer1 wll1 be interelted .m attend- 'Da.Y em
Thurodoy, Jan. 23, at the Acrl·
cultural Admlnlatrallm Bulldlq
at the Ohio Slate Unlversllf in
Ins · IIllo Market Ea
Columbus.
The prloclpal tbomewlllbeRocycllag Market Egg LayerL Dr.
Reed S. Hansen or W......_
a.
State Universiey wlll discuas
biology of recycling and the bow,
What, when and why ol recycl~Dra
SPEAKS TO CHAPTER - ELBERT L. STUTLER, Marietta, left, commander of the Ohio Department, Disabled American
Veterans, a service ocganization chartered by Congress 47
years ago. add re ssed Meigs Chapter 53, DAV, Thursday evening. He revaewed recent improvements i.n Veterans benefits
and services the Ohio Department is providing war disabled in
the VA hospitals. "llewarding," he said, .. are the pleasures
and attention given the almost totally forgotten wounded and
disabled treated i.n area hospitals. Comdr. Stutler's address
followed dinner at the DAV Hall, Butternut Ave., Pomeroy,
served by the Chapter Auxiliary to members and wives. Commander Jacob Turner, right, oC the Meigs Chapter, welcomed
Stutler. the visiting state chiel
Norman Smith.
By George Hargraves, &!pt.
Meigs Local School District
"There ls more to education
tban just books. ••
I imagine you have heard this
more than once. It's the truth.
there i1 more to lt than just
what comes from between the
llilOVera of a textbook,
An important facet r1 educaUCWJ Ia one which interests a
ltudent in the welfare ot his fel low human belngo. Education
lhould beip devel09 thla foolInc ot compassion tor others,
particularly lor flloae who neal
help.
Durinl the . - week, the Student Council at Melp Senior
MRS. W.\LTON
Mra. Jane Walton hu bogqn
dutlea at Fomei'O)' · VUiap
Clerk, succeedlna Mra. Edna
Schoenleb, clerk for lbe pall
11 yeara, who reafrlifd. Mrs.
Waltoo waa 8&l9Qin181t. to nu
Mra. Schoenleb's lllltlXIllred
term, which runa
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to Dee. 31,
1971. ·Mra. Walton'• lllsband.
Kermit, (lporales theN~ York
Ciolhlns Houae and tiro COQII!e
hao a OM, Seott, a · - at
~~~~ Jllllor Hltth lichool In
Nmei'O)'. The lamlli teoldeo
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ahut orr tho lire.
burg level, where a bottDm cap moted bJ1 Jolin Murp~Q-,Bb,Fom
would be added. will be modo eroy, wttll bBckin& of 1hD Qlt IJ
when the 2.000 foot capping hu Slate Refining CoJni>ao1.
proved satisfactory, and pres.
Qlaker Slate and Olher aiDsure hu ad)&ided.
dala were reported hoJ4fna' .._
MeKelve;y said late this mOl'n .. f.....,.. thlo morning In l!lo riIns he bao been !Old the I~ claiiY <II lba won in an ..,
drill Item Ia se~ and tho high
presBUre 1s being held as ex- lo geiiiDc the ... • • •. _
pected.
bolne laid -.i>y.
'"I was k»d the weU is now the
The olllclalo ue alao safest it ha& been since it was with atlempllug oo determine. V
drilled In on December 10:• Mc- the ~sanre !rom the ...u wiD
Kelvey added. The well, first move the valve stem IDII
ever drilled into the Newburg material, ltlll lD:
Will, 10
Sands in Meigs Count;y , was pro. that tho gu willllow.
Dr. Ralph L. Baker, Ohio University, will discun tbe ef.
tects of recy cllng on tbe ea Industry .
J. Harold Flores, Edltorlal
Director, Watt Publlahlng c-.
pmzy, Mount Morris, D.llDO.ia. wtU
have as his topic, "'Don't Look
Back." He will look Into the CQ'.
stal ball to discuss some o1 the
Cuture prospects 1n the market
egg lnd.J.stry.
Copies of the program are a\lailable rroru the County ExteDStOn Office.
Plan Combined Charities Campaign
Kalllr were noporled lll, Don
•~.w.~~·;:·~ ,,~
Roaeb ..,...ed ·terno!lh-a.
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jured."
or burning ~ the drilling rig,
did not subalde until about 9 :30
p.m., when workers, with use
ol Iteam it¥~ succeeded In thawing the valve permitting them to
ieted
Speaking of Schools-No. 73
Four Chaplain's Week
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At the same time, flames in a
pit area. where excess oil a n d
gas hid been set buratrw: - in an
earlier eftorttorelievethewell's
Pl'ftaure - became IDt.eJse.
Said McKelvey:
••ror aboot a half miwte fire
swept over the area, penetrati ng
as far away as nearby Groundhog
Creek. Luckily, no one was in.
well operation, just before tJw
111'9 began.
Fear ol an outrlgbt ex~oaion,
s.
Legion to Publicize
h!a• a 11oW mombirihiP, or 10$,
or It ..ovt1r 'I!OIAo
. Jo1lit
. Fultz,
Sand.
urged grass roots work to return
ldent Leo story, Pomeroy RD, the go\lernorship to hi s party alii
will preside.
keep control of a U. S. s.e ..te
The afternoon program will in- seat in the 1970 elecUoos.
elude diacusslOJ!.O!I de!el~ • He was_&peaking to t6 men and
ol the Southeastern Olilo Feeder women l n the dining hall of Rlo
Call Sales Program with D I c k Grande College who attended Ute
Smith, Extension ~cWtlrt in An- bi..fJJonthly dinner meeting ot the
tmal Sclt.mce from Ohio State Uni- Democratic Action Club ot the
verstty. Jim Uttle, Area Exten- lOth Congressional DtstricL
slon Agent, Animal .Industry, will
All but two ot the 13 counties
discuss proposed work of the were represented.
feeder calf sales In use at area
R William Jenkins introduced
scales.
the large contingent of GaUia
Everyone interested ln proclJc- Countian&, and E. A. Wingett,
Uon and marketing or beet cat. Racine, Introduced the Meigs
Ue is invited. Dinner reservaCounty delegation composed of
tions may be made by contactMr. and Mrs. Charles Kt~. Pmt·
ing COUJ1Iy exten~km o!fices.
erO}' RD., and Raymond Wilcox.
Paul Baer is secretary..treasThe Rev. Glen R llueholt said
urer of the Association. The oth- grace..
er Meigs County director is W.
Next meeting IS March 6 ln
Michael.
Somerset, Perry County, according to WUliam Lavelle, Athens,
SQUAD CAL LID
president of the club and vice
T h e Middleport emergency
chairman or the Democratic State
aqu.! went Thursda3" evening to Committee.
near Ttny•s in lower Middleport
where an unidentified truck drivMEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL
er of Akron unloading merchanAdmlssiona - Charles Smith,
dise had !aileD !rom h1o truck Reedsville; Kathryn Gantz, Pomand receJved an ankle inJury. eroy.
Is Announced
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The amual meeting of t h e
Southeastern Ohio Beef Cattle
Improvement Assn., which SIJOI1sors the amual feeder calt sales
at Athens and Gallipolis, will
hold its annual business and dinner meeting in Gallipolis next
Tuesday.
The event opens at 9:30 a.m.
with a visit to the Carl Hall Farm
near Rodney where the group will
NEW YORJ( - TilE SATURDAY EVENING POST, born In 1821
will be lolded today by its publishers as a multimillion dollar liabilCOI.UM3US (UP0- Tho Ohio
ity, WaD Street soorces sald.
Department of Industrial Rela.
Post ameials said Thursday they would meet today to decide
tions today announced the ap..
the fate oC the 50 cent bhreekly map'Zine, which has been losing vital
p:rlntment of Jack L. Stevison,
adverti&il18 revenue through the 1960s In spite of an attempt to J.t)date
Jack11011, and Wllllam G. PayIts appeaJ under new editors.
ton, Cambridge, as fteld inspectors.
ThO)' will be employed by the
Division or Bedding and Fum!·
ture Insped.ion.
Stevl11011 will cover Clinton,
Clermont, Brown. llllhland, Adam&, Roas, Pike, Scloto, Hocking, VInton. Jacltson, Lawrence.
Athena, Melga and GaUia coun..
Ues.
Table place mata to publicize chairman ot gifts for the Yanka
PQUm will cover Knox, Uckthe annual American boglon ob- Who Cave Pmgram, waa ,pre.
aervance of 41Four Chaplalna Me- aented a department certWe•te lng. Coshocton, Muokfn&um, Permorial Week" botlfmlnB Feb. 3 in appreciation for participation ry, Morgan 1 Tuscarawas, Guemwill be provided IO<al nollllur- in the program.
. aey, Noble, Wllllllngton, CarrOll,
anta bJI FoenO)'.flonnott Post 128,
Richard Pickens r - on Harrlom. Belnnrt, Monroo and
American Legion.
the IUCC881 of the basebaU team Jeft'er10n Counties.
Waller Bunce, pna ehaplaln, last summer, and the winter concllalrman lor the Service oo God ference at Llthapolla Sunda.,y was
and Country program, will order amounced by C o m - Albert
mONTON, Ohio (UPO 1.000 i>loco mala oo be dlllrlb- Roush, who presided.
Ironton Clt;y Cooncll Thur&·
ut.d 10 MJddleport restauranta.
1be unit al10 voted WedneaAmericanism Chairman Henry
day nlttht &piii'OVed an emerpncy ordinance ralalng t h e
day night oo order 1,000 pom. Clatworll1)' noted that dlllrlct
c!IY tnoome tax !rom one-ball
phlots oatltled "A Parent-lllu- winners in the eiSIU' contest on
Gutde" ll'ld 25 '-Need a Lift" AmortcanJam ltdld Govemmebt c1 one per cent to one per
cent.
books lor the MlddleJIOrt Hl8b will be annoonced II the trinter
The council said It needed
Sellool. The ~ Ialli Ull<ler - - · The 0180¥1 !Jlloeal
tho -~~~~~ or WUI!am Swlth· . school wlnl'lera haVe been BUb· the extra revenue becauH Cll a
or, 1>011 child wetfaro, cllalrman. milled lor dlob'lct compeUtlon. recont ...,. agroeiiiOIII wllb
Harold LemiO)' and H a r r f
city 'Jmployea.
• ... repted lllal the post
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Producers
Will Meet
Knife is
Hijacker's
Convincer
Y~to
Sale!
SALEI MENS AND BOYS DEPARTMENT
ORLON
, DRESS SOCKS
SUB-F~ELZING WEATHER fails to halt pouring of cement at the Racine Dam. Several zeppelins could be inflated with the quantities of bottled gas required to heat newly goured concrete.
Flve gigantic pien rise from the career"'"dam Dravo Corp. ccmpleted for Al Johnson Construction
Co. and Peter Ki.ewit & Sms, partners from Minnesota, erecting the dam under a $19 milllon con.
tract. Dravo is completing the $22 million lock contract, installlng control equipment in the central lock house on the West Virginia sl.de. Form building atop the five piers now occupies workers'
time. A crane operation and delivery ot bottled gas is shown in photo above, taken from edge of
coffer dam.
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5.95 JACKETS AND COATS. .............. SALE 5.00
7.95 and 8.95 JACKETS AND COATS..S.Io 7.00
10.95 JACKETS AND COATS. ............ SALE 9.00
11.95 JACKETS AND COATS....,...,SALE 10.00
JACKETS AND COATL .... ,....SALE 11.00
JACKETS AND
TL ........ SALE 1
JACKETS
16. 9S SWEATER SETS •... SAL! 10.00
REG. ·UB HANDBAGS ...................... SA.LE 3M
REG. 3.91 HANDIAGS ............ ... ....... SALE 2.11
corduroy. Many styles w1th hood.
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1.69
REG. 5.98 HAHDIAGS ... .......... ......... Sit.LE 4.11
Sizes 4 to 18. Nylon, wool plaids, twills, and
S.l1povers ond Cardigans. Good
ulection of sizes and styles .
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Rag. 2.29
TROUSERS •••.•.••• SALI! 1.69
•••• 2.29
SHIRTS ............ SALE 1.69
81" and to•• - all cotton - snow
white - excellent quality. Abo Advertiser 36" me~ched Muslin and
American Home 40'" Unlbeached.
Mountain Milt Batts in 100 per eent
new all cotton and 100 per eent dacri'XI polyester tl.bertlll. Uniform in
thickness - Does not stretch thin.
Makes a quilt that will waah beautl·
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REG. 24.00 SETON LEATHER (ONE ONLY) .. UU 16.111
REG . 20.00 LEATHER (3 ONLY) ............ SALE 1-4.18
REG . 15.00 LEATHER (2 ONLY) ... ., ••• , ... SALE 11 t8
REG. 7.98 HANDBAGS ........ . ............. SALE s:18
Necklaces, Pins, Earrin1s
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CHILDREN$ SHIRTS
TROUSERS- SOCKS
Priscilla Qullt~lll SHEETING
Handbags
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, SMALL GROUP QUILTED DUSTERS
$ALE 7.00
' Roll • 15.00 D. . p poatol blue, loco trim
: JUMP SUITS AND GOWNS
REG. 3.91 . SAL! 1.11
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Slttht hNgulon of o well
b-n broru•
:: Flannel or Tricot Gowns ..... Sale 2.88
=· Pajamas .........• This Sale Onlv 2.49
: Ret, 4,98 . P ink
bh•o wllh lace trim , JuniOr 1lzu
Reg. 3.00 Jewelry
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Of
Cron Yovr Heart &ro .Sa lo 4.00
Rog . 4.00
Crou Your Hoaol 8ra.Solo 3. 34
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FORMFIT-
PRINTED CO-ORDINATES
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FRIDAY, )~NUARY 10, 1969
orwu.
3.95 Gt•ls
17.50
19.50
25.00
29.50
39.50
49.50
65.00
69.50
Of 'I'M Meigs-MOUHI Area
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A flash gas and oil .Ore that
threatened a major disaster in
the Portland area TlrursdiJ lrlght
was under contrpl about 1 minute alter it started.
The fire swept over lalld surrounling the recently brQUih~in
gas well on the property
liam McKelvey durl,.- so-far unauccesslul effort8 to cap and eootrol its record high .Presaurea.
Witnesses saidworkeraarOUDd
the well ran franUcally for aat..
ty when a rotary driU stem~
ped and hit Ute em ot seveD-i.Dct.
casing at the Berea level (about
2,000 ft.), aending cndeollpab-
SKIRTS ......... SALE 2.00
81" by 104" and Full Fitted ......... 3.89
72" by 104" and Twin Fitted ......... 3.59
42" by 36" Pillow Cases ......... 1.99 pr.
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7. 95 TABLE LAMPS ...... SALE 5.89
8.95 TABLE LAMPS,. ,.,, SALE 6.89
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friellls.;t~Ye-invited.
SKIRTS ......... SAlE 4.00
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Other Styln too D'"'"ll tho
Ploylo• Giant January So;~lo.
COMMUNION PLANNED
12.95 COATS ........ .................... , . SALE 10.00
13.95 COATS ••.•••• , .•...••.•.• , .......... SAL I 11 .00
141.50 COATS ..•. , ..•. ,, ... .... ... ,,., , • , •• SAL I .... 00
Cannon No-Iron Muslin Sheets
Table Lamps
Damaged in Wreck
POMEROY.MIDDLEPORT. OHIO
5.95 Gt~s
MENS ROBES Bath and Lounging
Front End, Bumper
Communion services wlll be
held Sunday at the Firsl United
SKIRTS ..... .... SALE 5.110
16.50 UNIFORMS... ~ ..........,..... ,.~ ... ,.,~. SALE 14.00
14.95 UNIFORMS. ........,.. ~··· ...... ~....... SALE 12.00
13.95 UNIFORMS ...... . ................... SALE 11.00
12.95 UNIFORMS ..... ··~·~·········· ~ ·~···.,. SALE 10.00
10.95 UNIFORMS....... ...................... ~ SALE 9.00
8.95 UNIFORMS...........................,.. , .... SALE 9.00
7.95 UNIFORMS............................ ·-····SALE 6.00
8.95 UNIFORMS. ... ··~·· ....,...........,.... ~... SALE 7.00
7.95 UNIFORMS................................,SALE 6.00
6.98 UNIFORMS................................... SALE 5.00
19.50 ROBES .................... SALE 13.00
16.50 ROBES .................................. SALE 11.00
13.95 ROBES.... ... .... ................ SALE 9.00
12.95 ROBES................., .. . ...... SALE 8.00
8.95 ROBES .... . . . . .................. SALE 6.00
7.95 ROBES.... . ........ ~ ...... SALE 5.00
5.95 ROBES................................. SALE 4.00
3.95 ROBES.............................. SALE 2.50
5oyo 2.00 on
firm Gnd FlaHor Gh41ot
COSHOCTON, Ohio (UPOA Coshocton County fanner
apparently shot and killed his
w1fc and son Wednesday and
then turned h1s .22 rifle on
himself, authoritles said
A coroner's ruling was expected today in the deaths ot
Ralph Melick, 67, his wife,
Glad} s, 65, and their son.
Gale, 47.
7.95 Glrl o
15.00
20.00
22.00
30.00
Interet~~
Unruly Gas Gusher
1.95 COATS •..••••. •• •... , • •• •• , ••• , ... .... SAL16.00
10.95 COAn .. ......... , , .................. SALII.OO
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10.00 ROBES ................. SALE 7.00
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,, 12.95 ROBES.. ............... SALE 8.00
7.95 ROBES ............... ... SALE 5.00
McDade and his wife, Loretta, have two children, Chris,
10, and Mandy, 8.
VETERANS MEMOIUAL
HOSPITAL
ADMISSIONS - Mary Pence,
Manchester; Charles Frazier,
Gallipolis; Angella· Martin, Mid·
dleport; Helen Knapp, New Haven.
DISCHARGES - Emml Me·
Coy, EJoi se Adams, Mitchell
Hawley, Alva Ginther, R u t h
Dye, Stella Greenlee.
VOL XXI NO 182
6.95 COATS • •.• ••••..•. ,, .••• ,., ••• , ••• .. , .SAL! 5.00
7.95 COATS .......... ... ,, ••• ,, . ........... SALIJ.JO
All II a•• tnelud•d· All ttylu Included In thit 1ol•
In This Sale
of the Meigs County ,
Damage s to the front end and a
bumper was reported in a onecar accident on state Route 7,
near the Eastern High School,
Wednesday at 7,45 p. m.
The Meigs County Sherlfrs Department said a car driven by
Jacqueline Kay Glrther, 25, of
Chester, traveli.ng north, went
out of corarol on slick pavement,
left the highway, and hit a guard
rail. There were no injurieli or
arrests.
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(All sites incl uded)
Womens Robes and Dusters
99~
.•, .:: ··.
Devoted To The
Girls
Skirts
Ready-To-Wear Department-2nd Floor
Wom1ns Knit Mittens
2.oo
uin& In tho northoul
2.95 Gl•ls
::·.
Reg.
f
GIRL$ COATI AND
GIRLS CAR COATS
19.50COATS ••• ••••••••••••••• .• •••••••••• ULI!
25.00COATS ..... , ,,, ,, ................... SALE
29.50 C~ATS ......... , .............. .-., ••• SALI!
39.50 COAT$ ..... .... ,... . .. .. , .... , •••• SALE
19.00 COATS ............. .... ........... SALE74..00
J'rei!lbytertan Church at Syracuse
at 10:30 L m. All mernbers and
0 ANGEl< ItO UTE
(Techn'tt"Olor)
Richard Johnson
carol Lynley
SIIOW
49.SO
arts. He has served as ·~;;;:~:~
'rHE PIU VATE Ni\VY
OY SGT. 0'1 AKRELL
(Technicolor)
Hope - Phyllis Diller
COATS ............. ........ ........ SALE 12.00
COATS ........ , ................... . SALE 14.00
COATS ............................. SAI..! 24.00
COitTS .... ,,.,,,, ... ,. ... , ......... SA.LE 34.00
COATS ............................. SALE 34-00
COATS ., ••• ,.,., ................... SALE :JI.OO
COATS .................. . . . ... .... SALE 44.00
COitTS ............................. 5A.LE 54.00
COATS .......... .............. .... SALE 64-00
59.50
69.50
79. 50
12.95 Sweaters .... Sale 9.00
10.95 Sweaters .... Sale 8.00
8.95 Sweaters ..... Sale 7.00
7.95 Sweaters ..... Sale 6.00
6. 95 Sweaters ..... Sa Ie 5.00
5.95 Sweaters ..... Sale 4.00
4.95 Sweaters ..... Sale 3.50
3.95 Sweaters ..... Sale 2.50
RON!\LD G. McDADE
Promoted
The cask for ce also criticized
the present school distri ct system m Ohio" It said the present
system guarantees uneqt.aal educatiooal opportunity and said
the "need for district reorgaru-
Fur Trimmed C~ts - Untrimmed Coats - Car
Coots - All Weather Coots and Rainc oats all
1ncluded i n this sole.
On Sal• on the 2nd Floor
Cardigans and Slipovers
Dies in Erie
fill;.
All Coats lnclod•d
16.SO
19. 50
29.SO
39.50
45.00
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Low1 tonight trom.SbelowHrw
to lD above zero. UUJ.e . . . _
!lolur*J, becoming fair"' ....
oectlona, !bJw nurrtoo -
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WOMENS COATS
Womens
Sweaters
McDade is
(Continued From Page 1)
could get better jobs and better
pay w1th the usi stance of adult
vocational and technical train-
....
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Edgar Blake
Vo-School
:•.
12.95 Skirts ...... .Sale 8.00
10.95 Skirts ....... Sale 7.00
8.95 Skirts ........ Sale 6.00
: 7.95 Skirts ........ Sale 5.00
6.95 Skirts ........ Sale 4.00
5.95 Skirts ........ Sale 4.00
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Ed:}ar F., Rla.ke , 66, Er ie, Pa.,
a native of ~·racuse, diecl in
Erie Sunday. Jle was the son of
the late WUlia.m H. and Addie
Seals Blake.
Until his reth ement several
years ago, he owned and operated the E. E. Blake TV Sales
and S(lrviee. He was a men1ber
of the Glenwood United Mcthodist Church of Eric
Surviving a rc hl s wife, Helen Bruch Blake; two daughters,
and a son, two siSters, Mrs.
Merle DeValera of Erie, and
Mrs. E. I\. Roberts, Tucson,
Ariz.; four brothers, Marlon,
Erie; Pearl, Warren, Ohl.o; William, LaMe sa, Cahf., and Delbert, of nentleyville, Pa., and
nine grandchildren.
Funeral sen-ices llrere conducted at the Edgar M, NeJ.son
Funeral Home by the Rev. Harold V, Lindquist, D. D., of tl'!e
Glenwood Church with interment
in Laurel Hill Cemetery.
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WOMENS
SKIRTS
&ow, Snvder
Will
•
o:: an championshtp football squad,
underwent the operattons followmg football m;ur ws. [J OYo 1 s the
son of Mr. and Mrs. tred Crow
of Syracuse and S~ der is th~ son
of OU Basketball Coac h arv:i Mr s.
Jim Sr\l' dcr, Athens. Both youth s
are JUmors.
Y AND SATURDAY NIGHTS UNDL 9 P.M. .
.
Weather
Large dark areaa on the- moon
known aa Maria, or aeu, Wfl'e
firlt named in 1647 by Johannes
Heveltua, who believed they were
large bodies of water .
. it
.
ilulbitrr)' ~. ' )
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lll2h Sebool wW be conductillll a
-•m
oo help promote this
emcational obJoct!Ye. The pro.
gram ia tailed the Combined
Charities c~.
A-very member of a CIOJIUiklniiY is called m many llmeo oo
a-rt worthy cbarillblodr!Yeo.
These Include the Mareh or
Dimes, the Heart FUnd, tho Til
In many communities aU or
most of the charitable agencies
join together in one annual charU;y drive. 'Ibis is called t h e
Commlllliey Chest or, more recenll;y, the UnltedFWkL This type
COIIJllailln has been efloctlve
in many areu and has reduced
of
subataartial.ly
the problems en-
countered ln chi.rlt;y drives. The
Combined Charities Campaign Is
similar to a United Fund drive
except that II Is in tho H I g h
School.
The program has been set up
and will be directed by a committee or tho SWdent Cooncll,
It will be kicked oft with an
asaembJ,y next Monda,y _ Variloua student apeakera will ex plain the prosram and give a description ot the various charitiee wtdeh will receive support
from tho llmds cullectod, The
atudent committee hal Jeleeted
thole charitable •aencles whleh
...UI receive thi1 &IJliPOrl and
·will determine how much each
.W receive.
Chrutm.a Seal Drive, and . _
Thlo IDial Jll1)8ram will bo aet
more. '\1lrOual1 these and other
and COI!Clocted bJI th• <111119Uablo apnolea an lndlvld- ""
~ and their commltteeo.
ual'l 1mall contrlbutlan ean be
There will be a compeUtlon •·
mode a part or a bli - - ""'1111 tho vari<luo hltth school
to
needed uaiotsnceto..,. !IOinorooms 11> see whieb one
!allow humans who - II.
c:cnrlbutes tho most nor otu·
II••
dent. This will be done on thil
basis, rather than JUSt a total
arnoont. because the homeroom
enrollment varies considerably,
There wUI be an award plaque
dlopla.Yed in the school with tho
winning homeroom•s number en.
graved on it. This pla(l.le will be
malntained and a new winnet's
room designation will be engraved each year.
Indlvlmal atudents will contribute oo the atucient council
representative in the homeroom .
In a&lltlon to this, the vartwa
school clubs are considering
making contrfbntlons to t h e
drive.
A thermometer type 1 t 1 n,
commonly used in auch c a m-
pa~s, wW be prominently ellaplll)-.d 00 lnlorm atudenta a! lba
progress lllat is belns made to.
ward tho drive's flOal,
Earller thla Year our h Ia h
acllool and ~ higlt a n had an oxcolloot practlcal 'bll or
od<tcatlaa In cltizenahlp1J7-.
or the ocbool o1ec11on _ ... 1
loei that Ute Com1Uocl Charltlea
Campoian will be l'l'&e·
Ileal oducatlobal aq>orleaco in
cl~. Tllnufdl .."" -
111'1011
we~ 1 0 -
~·
tlve clUzena who WW auwne a
partlclpatin,g ro.. lD llelr ei:Hnmunlt;y both now uc1 later 1ft
Ille.
This program will prwtde ad-.
dltlonal leadorabip - ! l e o
for many ltudeta. It will ~
vide the ~ for cllveloping and ulblg effective comrnitteea •
It wtn live each ltudent an
opportunit,y 00 become 11011 or
oomellllng , bluer lhaa himself
and biaer than
school. ll
wtU glve theM andl .,_.,. more
r 0 r developlJ11
more effective dtbenahlp.
Yea .. There Ia more to
-tie·
eckteetlon thu just booka.,. 'Ibis
we bell.eve.
II Is ._ ot 111o bulc reuatl
lor an aetlvllf ou<h U the CombiDed Choritlo>a Campoian. 1 ~
th1o 'brlof ooltunn hao a._tnted you w1111 thlo - a m and
baa olroeU>Wir tlq)lalnod 1 t a
PliP>oN and ............. 1truot
JOU wW <hock f!1o - I n
111e ...,. -mltontlllo"' the . . . . Of lito
- · and al.. to 1tont therHIIfto or
our ·.
their-.
.
We~ allloolo~=~~~~:=::,
"' - them · -lllutiHt
lrf ••
tl!ol will liiUe
mono«ae~
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