https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/750fbe1afaa5f5a92afe561b7ad88fb3.pdf 80e3c4be8766017e19b0e51ab2b2348d PDF Text Text ·. • ' ent\ ,.,............. .: Or Reduction in ;, ' ~ l'l>merw I'O>IIce .allol J .• d laiD the civil dofeaae holplloi Webller, It a 1-r 10 ...,._. eqlllllmenl thai 11\e viUalt eurCiarlea J,.otar -.,.ldatltuk· <end1baa IIOrad k>Wb<. ad oltlwr on blueala In DOfllr - Leolle Fllliz wu .-mod roc111c:tlon In woekb work ....,., preoldori Ill for hlll deportment and lllmoelf. - Dorinda WDICJ!l wu ...,..._ Cblof Webster• letter, read ed u mayor•a Heret:ai'y. , to <:<Uldl, urged earl)' actioo. - . Reid WUI 'ftl. reblred u eotantU, after • brief dlawa~ Jtreet c:ommlltionlr. aion, qreed to investigate, and - AIJPrOVal nii llv• to bUY !Apr rwned U1e sar.ey two .... ti<eo for the ..,.,... aod fllwtce comml-• to •tud.v cy ...,..a~ruc~<. U1e ""'-· - A bid Ill ~.68 for Jllll"· Mayor Legu also read a let- cb&le · of the Vfbageta old tractor from Middleport Village ad- tor from Harold Hysell of Rutviaing that, effective Jan. 1, the · .....:n. nood ...... dump Wl)U]d be c1oaed for use to Pomeroy. The letter also advised Pomeroy ot dump~ the new IIJidflll by Middleport IUid of its eotsbllohed . '•I'OMEROY-MIODLEPOR1'. OHiO · . . ' . ,. . .·· .VOL. 180 . . XXI .NO. .. ~ '' ' Jury F"IlldS True Bills Pr. PLEASANT - Two felFire Chief Henry Werry's reony lndietmenta were returned port for the year, which includID ~ Coullty Circuit Court ed 19 in-town fires and 30 outMoDda,y afternoon by the Grand c(-town Ores, wu appl'(ftled. The '. Jw-y. Tnle bills "ere returned in the cr1mtna1 action ol state vs. Donny Rlftle charged with felonious usault ononeLym.Free- Repaired man during an armed robbery and A portion Of Second St. buol=*ate VI. James Gibbs, charged led. nesses and residellces in Pome· with felonious assault on one In Olber activity or COI.Ulell: Ronald Wilc:o.xen roy were without wat.er tervice - 1be f1re contract with Sa.ITbe member~ ol the grand . aU day Mooda.Y due to a leak in ilbury townlhlp was renewed for jul')' toured and inspected the water lines near Rabinlon's IDOthtr two years. Muon COunty jail cllrlng the at- Laundry. - Jim Soulsby asked council ternom and reported to the oourt Workers ot the Pomeroy VUW take all possible steps to re- that they found the jail in rea- lage Water Depart:ment began sonably good condition with only work at 4:3Cl a.m. Monday on the a few minor items needing at- repair. The Hotel Martin which tentl u sea a hot water fumace was 011 • without heat as a result and the (COntlnuod from Page 1) 'lbe grand jury upoo report- c:ourtbouae, vlllage ball IUid jail miacellaoeowJ $500. Total $38,- ing to the eourt asked penniawere among the location! with~ 320. sion, which was granted, tore- out water. Mondayevening.itwaa convene 011 J8JUIU")' 21 at 9:30 a. not known when tbe repair work F- - lil<eet repair $500, em- m. to attend to some matters "ould be completed. JIIOJ'ool $1,500. matorlalo S200, tlley deemed necessary. pi)llc employees retlrenient Upoa roll crLll of the prevlwsfl20. Total $2,300. ly drawn srar.ld jury at 9:30 Lm. CREW RESCUED OSLO, No.-- (UPI)- Tile GoQoral Bood Retiremoet F - Monday morning, seveu mem~al 11reet repoh- bond bers were found absent. The court Brltloh trawler Othelln couahl retirement 1\md - reclempllmof appointed Mrs. George Carson, fire off U1e Norwqlan eoalll eertltleMe• or notes $6,000, in- C)>) IUid Mro. Warner, ()!) Mondoy IUid U1e 25<nan ...... took to life rafts and were terelt on cerdfiCLtes or notes to fW the seven vacancies. $6t3.tO. Total $6,843.90. Grand Juron ...-vlng- . picked up by U1e trawler Jlols Generol Bmd Reth-emeat were J. E. Sommer, foreman, Aquila. Redemption of bGodo •12,000. Haney c. CottrUl, Bemlee B. The beauty seen t. partly -.,111 on - • $5.250. Total Clllowa1, Gall Jones, Mary Hyre, in him who sees it.-<:hril$17,250. Hazel E. Rouah, Herman stme, lian N. Bovee, Ameritan !ludtary Sewor ondSOWageDiaMelvin Earl Clark, Vm- writer. poool Cmolnlctlon Cmtraet - . Donna Glbbo, Hobert GurSewer .....-.ctlon $500.000. To- ds, Cheryl Wamer, Kem.etbMorJal tiOO.ooo. rl•, ~ Lee, Dorotb:r' Monday 'alph Do- men- lng and Mary Arnold. MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT, JAN. 7 -rt ANZIOl (Technicolor) Mitchum - ·- Earl IJollimll' FEATURETIE: Low at First Bite S"-• SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY JAN. 8 • 9 ·•. Tho ---Improvement \ DIVORCES GRANTED Two tHVOI'"Cet, both on grounds of lfO&& neglect ol *0' and extreme cruei1;Y, IDd neftber btvolvlnj: minor cldldren, llavebeee granlod by .1o1m C. BaCOII ID Melp Couii\Y common pleu oourt. Womdo Hubbo<d bll beee awarded a divorce from Rolmie Hubbard and tb.e plafaWf was ............ ber malden ..... of Schultz. Herman P. Hoftner has been granted a dhorce from Hoi., W. HoDDer. The defendant J- r===NOT~~O~P~EN~=~~~w~a~s reltOred her matden name ·r' 0 -' ~ • • ~ ' ... ' • 1 ' • ' .. ' Coun.Uea were IDDW - covered and slippery MondiiJ', an obvicaat faclor in six minor accidentl Investigated by 1he State Patrol. One of the six occurred in Meigs County at 1:55 p.m. Monday on Rt. 33, three..tenths of a mUe north ~ Pomeroy. No one was injured aa there was no contact between two trucks. oateer11 said Leland E. Haleley, 28, Madetts, headed ooutb. rounded a curve in a tractor - -trailer. Halale,y saw a telephone tr•ck operatod by John R. Koehler, 34, Syra(:use, start to pull out onto lhe highway. Halaley applied brakes and hiB truck "ffiJt alt ooto the BDOW • corered berm and out of control. Tbe rlg came back onto the road· way ancl jackknifed, There was minor clomago to the left front of the cab ~ the tractor. The patrol said Koehler back· eel ol1. the highway when he saw the tractor..traller awroaehing. He did mt see Halal.,.• rig wllen he otsrted onto the h i - . No charge waa fllecl. at .. MAKE . ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY 'YOUR SHOPPING CENTER. NOW· IS A GOOD TIME DURING OUR JANUARY SALE TO .BUY A NfW KROEHLER LIVING ROOM SUITE . .USE. OUR .. 2ND STREET PARKING LOT. WALK UP ONE FLIGHT TO OUR 3RD FLOOR FURNITURE DEPARTMENT AND SELECT. DEPENDABLE KROEHLER fURNITURE. pare joi at rules. authorizes executive secretary of Hoose' to sign voucher& oo "hich approval of Speaker required. HR5, employs Rev. Alvin Duane Smith as House C'hlplain It $300 Per month. Elberfelds Department Store Pomeroy HBl, corrective matters ·in revised code. SCR1, HOWie concun in Senate resolution on committee to wait on the governor. ~ ' · • Fold LTG Ia the beot-aelling car In Ill claea. Becauao It olfero you 10 much more than the others. Tllte 1- .._Fifteen mlnuteowllllllow you wha(makell Ford so opaclal. A front aoal •""' 10 epacioua H"a called the Fianl Room. A wheelbaae longer lhan C......,_ ~nterest ,' 'Threat' In a out. Takeft-.FORD ~OSJJ!I)t.~ WliSIIJNGTON (UPO- Two mendlen ;d Consres• ...... ' forni.er pernor were described by uoually well-Informed. Democr.t:b today as 1 - caadl.df,tu to succeed L a w- .. ; THE APPAIIENT WINNER of Tho Do11T Soallnel"s "Flrot Bab1~ . .~..-" - I l l laW Eric Eoda, son of llr. IIIII l(rs. Jercy D. Eadl, Rutland. Here, Kent, ·bonl ~ia. 2, Ia hold lw 1\11 . . - . 111111 weloomed home by his two brothere, Slawn. left. tbree, and Todd, lhe, rl&b~ Rutland Infant '69 Kent Erie Esdi, 7 lb., 1111 '. I . ..1. • ' ,< ... , ' . Prlte, Jr.,~ 'llle ......,. of hiYiag Melp Colm\Y'I flrll child of1969lllvea !It-. and !lira. Eads U1e prwt. lege Ill ,..ledlng tbe largo ~<· ray "' provided by .... merelants wiU! Tho SentineL ~of U1e Baby Dert>_y wta.r are Charleo Eodo. BlltlaDII. atl VlrgU Par1001, al10 of Rutland. Mr. IUid M.-.. Low- Jlri•••, ~. Goelllor'l JeWolcy SOoro, oll•er feodinll vn. lap i'llarmaey. $5 IIIli; Cltlz..,. Bank, .10 11V1nP account; Moore'•• white cudl.ily bear; Crow'a Sleak Houle, cUn.ner to mother; Hartley' a Sloe~a, polr Ill Poll l'arrol Blloy 91Deo; SWilber -"' Lohse B e x a I 1 Drop, baby nur1ery letj llown. ·ie-Gro. ., Arrow 8btrt to Dad; Dudllt''a, eut flower &.rranlll- '• t; ' ., ,. • .. '~ ..,. ,-.~"._.,, .._:· '· Gwt· .. ;:. .; •. ~. '· I ·' ' ,. f o:•l'<:· •1. ' . llurt .• When Train By Sheriff ATHE.~- ~To...,...., Pt. Pleasant eo. ot Olllo·~S2. 7t1,8.55 will be opent Cll-.i<o'-e- mon~ The Kiddie ~. llab,. blaokol; Duke Cleonera, 10 lba. eoln1111 type dry eleonlng aarvlce Cl2 valut); Mlddloport - Inc:._ '"',. --· t-o;,. Special Help Jlt s~ Pari' ... 1,' :1. ~·,,-);I , !a~L~3 ' ' '· 'if.~·-.,,',. ' ( ' .. ' ~· . . . .'·j"• .\ ' ' ' . ' The ploce you've got to foto s,ee ~t's gbi~g ~y~r ' • • ' '1 • I I, ; ! ..:;. ~- .'1' ..·.~ ,.J _~ (' • ' • ' 't ,. ' ' .... ' '' •• . ·.· . ,,. ·. ,,. mi ;~·',JPrij,nted "*. , :..a:Mill·~..:·.: add':;;r~ ...... Bowen to Coor.J!~a:l:a •. ;· ~ U.ll;l .~~' Special 1969 it~:. ~d~nt· · , -~;rted. .by Court, ;!~~~,~Y.. . " , . - an"""* *,. Will Receive \'&: ~ ..,.._....,.__. ln . . 't,~ l)iVp~,..., • · ~~. a_~ l!ll" ...... ~ ,..., ' :. "' "-'~"~· • /4alional ·. A maJor $l.2 million equip. In Alheno, $163,000 will be .......,_"' c:able Jn ment addl1lon Ia acile41dad IW 1poat !Or e~q~~~~~olon af <able ella- rwa1 .~ tram Athena exehallp. a lOIII pro. trlbutloa facllltleo wlthlo the .x- Tba l'llllla mont IUid _.,.~on projacll In vide 1,100 euiiiOmer lines ehanp. ~· 111_; ~ Two tral!le aeclclonts. neither the 23 oxehan(es of Albans dla- IUid termlnala . for 1,200 . _ ground oable relocatim alons are JI!Oiinad In ho reoultln& lnpo<IOilllllrliurl', were trlet during 1969._ plux)e number&. Aloo )>lamed II Eaat state St., IUid a cable ad- outiiDecf nU.Jor work )II -' 11 1 lnvelllfpted· Tuesclo,y by Melp Expansion prOjo<tll wiU In- a 6ito-llne IUid 600.termlnal lid- clltloot to lhe ..at green on Oblo <ertaiD clllllrlet ~;"""" COIIIIt,y a.cirUr Robert C. liar- croue IIWitchllla oquJpment. eo- dllilxl to the Ohio Uolverolty Ceo· Unlveralty'l compus leodlngto a POMEROY. loalalllliOD iii.• toO tenbach'a ·~ ble dimibutlon, laterc:huae trex eyltem. new houalng oomptex'ror married Un11 and toOiermm..lnt~ Tbe flnt, 111 1:15 a.m. on IUid 1- dlatance fkUitleo, ,..td Included ID the $1.2 - million atudeata. In IPment TO'IIII&hllo Raod 313 about 1~ Robert M. Wopat ·Ill Marion, projecl a r e - · to lilng dlt~ ~ will ~0 mll aut 1Jf preaident. 1be dl8trl.et serves tanee and toll-tree ealllna traM.• ....... ..,..v....de ror ~~. aad •• '.~ra Flolno, more ••an •• ·~ t s • - • In b~- Albano -~ area -\ddltlonal Athens c:able pro- party line rectuetioa. ,.~'"" .....,_ POINT PLEASANT, W. Va. lnYol•ad a 198& . - 1 plck-oq> "' • .,~ .... "'"-' ~u -~ jea · I ed ned I 8 I ~ror .,-,(UPJ).. A "'took force IIPproach'" truck - - by MarJorie Ben- AU!ono. FolrfiO!d, Meiga, Jack- tral offices. Aloo II a u.W:. '::. Porn c : : wUI be made In an atteqJt to aett, 2D, Rt 1, Raednlllt,lrav- llocldnc andVIDlmeouotlea. $95.000 projeet to lntreaae Alberoy ~ ,.-,•. K .. build ..., the eeorK~DJ¥ of thJs eUne JOUtb1 A chief project wi.U be con- en1-Colwnbut and Atbella-Logan ~· ·~. ;k , ~ Ohio River community which Autliotlllel laid Mro.- llinletlon of a new$250,000clls- lntertolltnmka. has been hit by two major fires was attempting to 10 up a grade trlc:t plant aenlcebuildlng. Work In aoolher project, the IIIII the colllpae of tl!e snwr and waa Cll&ble to llllke It be- II ac:hemled to 111ar1 oo It next <0111)1011)' wiD conaolldats operaBridge in the last 13 mootha. eau1e at IDOW. Wben lbe tried IPr'IDs. 'lbe blll.lc1lng will serve tiona of The Plaflla and Chauncey Commerce C<mmlsoloner An- to b&cll c1oo11 tbe grade tho truck u a centralized ICIUrCO of sup- Into one building: Plano call for "'' Peyton 1111100111<ed Tuesday olld off the ec1p 111 the rood IUid ply servlcea IUid oqulJ>Olenl for lnotsU- of 600 linea ond 900 the program unclertaken by hia over an embaakmeQt. causing it the dlstr:lcL terminals of ICIUbtment for The d•l11nent to bolster the eeorr to turq orer 011 tta tcp, 'Ibere The }Jlaat serviee building wUl Plains customerS' in _, Chaun~ COUnty 8lpt. ~ Schoolo Robert - r e liltY will om,y, . waa dlnut&e to ;tbt cab, fenders be erected on a $-acre tract eey ofrt.ce. The two comft'IUDJtlea Bowen will COIIrdlnats a four- !!II In tpOcla1 PeWJn said residents or ~ and bed of tbe truck. No charge altuated four miles ICIIItlnnlat o1 will retain aeparate eomm~ county Title VI program to pro- luJWia· II!U' ~ area "'have had more lhln their wu flied. · Athena. Detailed plans of the Ucms identldea. but be served by vide training for teacbers interw wUl reeelvl llli...j allan! of mloforOlllo.'" He aaJd Tho other ...,....... at 1:30 p. project will be CIIIIKIUliCecl In the oeporale swltchq facllltlos In estecl In the field or special edu- _for l'ttlndlnt. he hopes the PrQII'II11 "ean oh- m. on Route 124, a.ve .. tenthl of · 11811' fUture. one locatlcm. cation, undo< autbnrlty of the ~and loin IW them an a~Ieratsd a mile n<!IIIIWtlll 01 the Junetlon Melp CCMtt.Y Boord of Emca. trl,ll\lng rete of resoUrce developme~" ot lloptU 124 ... 338, between Um 19blc:h met in Amleroy TUel1be Tho C<llllllllsslooer said ,Ule COI'I ctrt•eo 1>1 Hay C. Hartley. day·~....olon task fi>rce lntludes re1nl!lllll- 62, .lladH; and Robert L. WinPARIS (UPO - North VtetnmuakltOdVIIwill 1101 reconMr. Bowen. as eoordlnator, tlves Ill the nelda ol llldtilltrial ao\t, 28, ~alder Its refusal to ae<>opt AmorlcanandSoodb ~pro­ wUI jpdde Ule $24,13S 11111111110r devetopnien4 <CIIIIIIIunlt¥ ond ·. ·.lillerllr ~ch laid bulb cedurol ptq>Oaalo for u 01<b< 011:0.W.· ol die Ialka m pr01fam tor teachers ~ Mef8;a. cG~qtr.ehenal -ve plannlng and ur..- aut.oA· .were traveliJII·· la a .IOIJth:. ~to- A North Vletnuneae lll>(lb..- laid lfH!re W.. no Gallia, Vlntoo and Jadtoc•>eounban ,._.. •• well •• ......... ""*~~'· dl<ic:lkJII1ibm Hartley ....... would lloton to 1 U. S. ~ llllllldopt oome of tles. Vnder it, Lntereated teadlaenlllllvos from the Jlld..trlal . •'IIJilled m lila illllr*tY to let a t11o seatllfl arr~~~p~~tents put forward 11.1' 1ile Unllod stateo. ers will attend Ohio Unlverolb< . "All these ul'ilwanentl aim at mlki~W ·• Ilbe conference Derclve,1•01> 1ement .Aulhorlty to "'t ckJ& oUt of hll. ... &Del Win- ' 01 1 1 fi')I""IJW matters. · · ..,.~ )'olllele olld IDiD the.....I two-elded iasue. As we a1J'elld;r have said. di1J il unaccept.E-R Unit Remove~~ cunmlaoloner ..lde!ID<t& · ol lla !969 p l 111to aperatabkl to us," tbe ,........,.. uld. Hathuo """'"'l!d oft an IIPpeal 'been under WilY to IOc:'la <!cl bY Hartii!IY. 'lbere wu IIIIDTuallli.Y 11.1' C)TUI R v.,.e, dei>yb- Amerl"'" fteaouator, that . In the ~II!!' · ~ .cllimoao Ill 1110 ...Or af Hart,. North V~ ~&lder Ill refuoal ·to.abalj.and·Odopt one of Man to said three»'-"" . jtYII auto and IIIOdlum' to tlMI . · !Ia ·alx """"" for the ,..attallllli' lllllo - tbe main obotscle :c.l'(o_...,.._._ . ,bJ41C~lbiJiarlelo, I ' .. .conalderiJWtho .... ,~~ ; .: .•... FREE CUSTOMER PA!IKING - N- Hospital ' ... ' ~ .. A&P &opor Ml<ker, $5 p u r- en., 1011 ol. Mr. and Mrs. Jer- ebue -. baby needa; Lou' a AshrJ D. Eada, MaiD !I., Ruti"KK, land Slatkin. 5 pl. PI to the lo Me... Colm\Y'I Drill llab,. of the yen • Kent Eric wao barD Jae. 2 II 10:21 p.m. Ill Holze< Medl· cal Center Dr. Thoi!UlO P. F~rst . ' . · .. .J····~.',) •..·.,' . ear ~·a amazlilgly agile. Ford's turning circle 'Ia even arnaller than Plymoulii'L · · . 1he 1. . LTG Will deoigned lo ride qulete• th.an tho LTD lhel wao qulal8r than a RoUeRoyce. Come ,in now. Tllk H .,..,•.Try H ......... · ' f t~pofJ~a · lmh~ements · ExTiansion ~;:;:;.:·:-:«:».».:;~"8~:;;;:-:~wm.o:: ~ r ·" ' . let'e for an extra-smooth ride. T:he fHd-holdlng grip ol a track 81 wid. io CadillaC' All wrapped up COiched at Berne Union In 1960, StcJbart mowd to Gal· r.,.. .......,;,. Hto recol>ed llpollo, and -<hod tho B lu 1 his bachelor and master degreee llovlll to • perfocl !1-4).1 ...,.. from Old.o Ualwnl~. The Melt:. Countlan sened·11 """" and the Souti\outetn Olllo Looaue clamplonohlp. Hll ba... 1111111110< ~ cllrectw In baU l()uad It GAllS flnl- 110<• GaOipolla 1D IUO. He 11 martted to the tonner Olld In the I....,. ID the opriJW June ~- ,. Pamo~. 'ni01 of 196L Stobart then moved to Mt. Ver- have t11no ·~ J.., non wllere his· YellOif Jacketl andGrer. · · • w~ 0:..10, 7--3, 10..0 ,..S 9--1 or CGaeh -~· iho..., o1 tbe Jato llola-.lindlllu. H~ 26-14, in tour ;roara. Frmn Mt. Vernon. stobltt ,.,.. Pulllna, -~ He wui!ww tered tbe college ranks, aen11W at llraolluu, niu- Mlddlll(lllrt. The f>lnlll,- later ....... to AI>as an usiatant at Marshlll Vniv.,..alcy. From Marthaii, he Uqulty, ~hop J!aciM, ~ .~ to the Unlverolt,y ol Cln- Chal-loa 'llalided ScMflor!O ~ <1...,.. ln.1965. He joined 11\e Ml- lchoola . _ - ...,._. Thell, balliiioe Ciarlei · ~ om,l Jlfl[ In 1966. . Sldla!'t played quorterbocl lor I O p l a ) ' - - ~~ <;;oai:l'l ·Bill . Heial' OlJ Bobcilta in or Ol!<eedod 1115 lba. ,Jj)fj,, h 1957 011111966 aflerhlodlse.-.e lehool - .!hOi ~ . lilirinlii, to Mlddl""'rt. . fl,m; no~ · ~ In Boliilhom Dlllricl atJjoal l'Jj. Then try to 1059~ ~ llio.,.. streak In the okY Slnlly ...,. as far . _ •• Parkoroborg T •• . .. . ' " B'fii.L llUJI!tlJNG ~ 'i :!-..1 """' adll IOIPIIw .frml a·pll Tuesday liller.-.11 U1e oils of :·, ... ·~ ~ po waD oo the William Mcllel.., fUm Portllind. Gao weD Oli(IOrll of the Red Adair ·CO. of Teat 1~ tho !Ire til ''burn off" U1e weD Sllnda)-. Presooreln !he wall, bollevecl to be .@ii bfaut evef blt In ...-.stern Ohio an4 perhlpa In Ohio, neeessitatecl the 11burnlna: ott n Yal'"• 1IIOdiiiW off tho GlJw tram 1111 well wW oot 11o clOsed uoUJ workero are ........ to <11> tl!e wall. Jl"!llito• tram 1111 but1l pill& fiery lnd A1bena. ' • Hoose election ol majoricy ltldet, aulstant majority fioor ~er, mlnorlt,y tloor leader ··.and aaaiJUnt minority leader of lllo '(100 ... lqt2, election of omciala ot the -~e of Representative•. HR3, &'lthorlzea ~r to tpJIPint comml- of nine to ·' ....' ' '· tor. > COACH &TOBART PROMPT DELIVERY. SENSIBLE CREl11T- AND CONTINUOUS SERVICE. prepare Houte rules and meet wid! Senate committee to pre- HR4, In Hljjh S.- whore hlll _ . . posted a 9-4l ' Bateman · for his 50 year• of service as clerk of the Senate. · SJR1, propose• to amend cmstituUon of State of Ohio to lower voting age frOO'l 21 to 19. S COn. R2, tn memoriam of the PIIBII'IB of Fred S. Harter (May 21, 1968) Conner legisla- .. Uillverolty ~ M!<hlll'i' Ia Ealll Lalllq, Iaa ~ Cl>arleo lll,r (ONeill Slotlarl, 31, 1 Mtlve of Metp ~~ o«ent.J.ve t.cktield eoech IW u.e lllc 111 Wd,.rlnoa. $ldoart, wlio . - I l l W I , balk-. baU IIIII I a -· II MldoiJopon Hli!> Sehool enol In W IIIII I a - Ohio Unhorilj;, In tho 1950a, haioJ a olmljar poolllon \DliiOr ilebembechler •• Mlamf.(OhiQ) UidvOJ'· 1t1q tho pool lwo ,...... -.,. IP"Oduiii!W tram Ohio Unherolty lliihwo,ys ID Gallla and Melp The Legislature COLUMBUS (UPO- A brlel look at ection in the General A..embly Monday: Senato SBl, provides for protection of school children rrom communicable tubereulosis. SB2, relieves recipients ot unsoUclted merchandise sem tbrrugh !be man of lily reSponJibilldes or dJligation to the serder. SB3, permits cities to levy a maximum 2 per cent income tax It a .epecial election. SB4, allows a municipality three years to noti~ a tupa,yer ot deli"lUeti. inccne tax end a further ab: yean Cor recovery, SBS, prohibits trains from blOCking crOISiJ'CI for more than five minutes U stopped or switching and more than seven minutes il m~ ~1. provides ror lhe committee oo committe& to aJSign members of standing c:ommit.toes. S Con. Rl, provldet c:om.mi ttee to wait am infonn governor that the two houtet of tho 108Ul Geooral AAIIembly on in testion and ready to receive Trlbilne: iliol Tho DoiiT Sonll,.. ~ ,_,.diM ljiJSCIIombaehler, .-11'· ..,.llled ...... Slick Roads HRI, So many people - verbally and in print -are urging you to "start" this, "start" that "in 196!1!" We only say "take life easier," "enjoy life more" ... by letting _ more of our banking services do more for you! This is a "Full Service" bank -every banking service you'll ever need is right here in one place. Welcome! t .•' ,...... ~· .c..eh It al\f ccmmwdcatl011. be m a y trantmit. SR2, commends Thomas E. Start this, start that start ... start ... start! .. ....,_ tram a rellalilo Sewers ' - \· . . · rates. report showed that estimated damages from in-town fires was ..... $6. W. The breokdoWD for fire• inside the village included 01111 business, Obe boat. 14: brullh. aod two calls that were cancel- "',...:. u Stoba'rt Will Coach Backs At Michigan· , . "'+' WEDNESDAY. JA~. ' \ ~. • o; \ �1 ' .) - ., • . -,. t~r ' ...__ ,_ -•- ,, ...... .~ r e - ,'· ~.,t_e ·,aoOi'lna ''' 1tio l'iudooe (, , , -. "- . . .How -·you like "' """ !1111..'1 job in ll1e N- Mminlltratim? ile'l to 111 .~ · Soenlar7 . of Heoilh, -..uoa and w~ ' """ he ... to 111111 a ~~~~- to a. wllaro problem. Rete are . ...,. ot 111e fa<ll be mu~ . ~- n... - .. ., ..Ued ·~~ ,t Ampbibiout Force in Vietnam on December 15. 111 credential• as a f1gbter are im»res-. .....,.tod Mned naviga.tl)r from Annapolla in 1942 ~ as a on an airc:raft carrier during the war. Three year11 later, ' na'J dnetora roroed him to retire !rom the eerriee. They found that he was a vletlm ~ c:ancer. But, lt responded to X..ny treatment, and the doetoro who "'id him at one poiDt !bat he lOOUid be dead in two weeks were I.I'Dtl2ed. Ed Rosenbers had lleked eM· car <l the kidney. But there were other battles w1tb that ene-. DIY to be fought. Four ol them. On two - rate oee~~sloo11 he perauaded the board tMt bad roilred him !bat he Wll cured; but the · doctors found another caaeer, in the neck, and ailll in the groin. Ea.. relp)llded to tnatment however, and by 1950 he had wbiR>od them all. Aod he ukod for re- . -·'llu..,.. l lo-·- ...iJ ~"' , .., ".. . '' ''·· .• .. ·' ,.,, ~11¥. .,.. a rtpreoeu~.,!Jf. il,o j!l; • our woRm! - · · Pre~ Nbioo oet ·, a aew tnoodont by liOlDc to tho very Wllltern>, moot <l our !laloo, Aiuka, and d!oae GoY- <t.., to omor Waltor lUcke!. Thoro are a lot ot ueo to be II'OIIDd in tho llepartmonl of ilterlor, and it wu inovllable lllal tl1ero wwld be orlildam ol the appolmment or Governor IDckol. The fsdtona c:onteDdiDr: tor ravorable ded.\' Ilona in tile department bad ~ for a. man more <lolal1 identified with tile' t*OOlom• ot con-. Thua, Governor IUckol hid o otrlke apinot him beoauoo he waa nat commlltod Ill - r aunp, wb.leh II the bell pooaible ....- f o r N-'• havlnr aeiootod b1m. But the Gcwemor now hal otrlke two o:alled 0Y0D before he Ia !bat IIIOIIIIroua -.tor lldldin& and he ..u..tod th11 ..,. 1Wint!1a1- II aeama !bat the reportero eoufroaCed Govemcw ll1cllel wfib till commonll or 10me of hi• orliloa and ..,. uked, in periloular, how ba felt obout Julia Butler llan-'o lack ot -·oaloam for hla - . . . . -· "Wbo,"" aafd the Governor, .... Julia But- ON A BUY NOW, LATER PLAN Holen: thought wben people were ....iod, oerlaln thingo were IOld .. the bargain Mi!*- Yet Wl!enever 1 want to love to my trite, she Wheels and n:clatms. ..It's all with me it you'll take me movies this week," or ··~liD& ltmllar. This I t e m .to have reached a eommer- :'.,.[f..llll Witll her. boou a - provider r••1,...... I am not una:ttraeW&I a former athlete kepi IIIY.&eil in Lrlm. - · I Iam popular have bea1 ddldreo are d ot I am lonooome ror not. "'K you biQ" tan ler J . •/ ..•. , ' ' ' "· .. ' '' :· -ct::;, .• ··. .t' ·' .• /, . tib~-- NtAIUi~Aat .. :.:. '· '•' , ' . . • , .r - ,.. \ r , '. No._al $Q; Life ·' · ·Desplte'Hystertetomy' , •; WAYNE G. IIANDSTADT, M.D. . . Q-WIIal .... the ~~ of a hysterectomy 011 a WOJIIaD of 411? Doea -tb!J llieab the end of normal au Ule fGr a married womu? A-lleiiiOval .r the uterus brings on a aurpcal 1118110pauae If the WOIDID Ito not ill· readY ill or put the cballge of llle. Neltber natural nor surgical menopauae means the end olany ~.l>f a woman's au Ule Ueept ln!r ablllty to become prejnalll CUI'I ill to 1111 moved. '·: .·: . the iiiiUQ ~ll!lellt uterus tbat wll re- . ~~~1..7laiod ••· . · " " ( ',. ~'· ' $t r ~, \ ,. , .... ~ ' .-...., •- · ' . = s;:. \ . at a ~ .....~. •• --. .....,., . OYVIIaie llloroollao. IIWD · 111e ' . ·' · j' P.,e Only LOrrY Wal..r ; -111e '!:IPio• rtfth ...,.._ al Wool?• ~ lli1ed to •~. ill doubioillul:ft, . (~ •~ ltal1ilri mi1li111 "" 8 • root ·• 7 _lttlnoly smW,, I lhoucbt •we'oll __ _. . . han i ..,.. . dub,- but ,l ilidn't liOW aood. I oiut:cloio·~·'Hut palnti" CMOt. "PotOnilall1 thla club could bl better Ulan last ,....•• 1tate aide. ''lle'U ~ 1lil1 ,..... in callaao and unlo,i he clecldlo oo a ~ ~-· E&li!l wW be plaJiow PI'<! l>oakotlall Ia BVI! 1-a. lfe'o !hot aood." Hart anted:" . Hldonan baa beo!Lihe blgpot ourprloe. . "He p\les U1 a ,lot or <lulcloloaa tlat· we didn't" baft Iaiit ~ear ""and he'o a "_ , niiiiiOd hlo ol&e," Hari 81,)'1. llart al19 palntJ out thai"Lainar'a outalde shooilow hao taJo. en a lot ot prooaure olf Rd- 1•. • .._~ 1o1m. 'l'ltey move thO .baD a lillie botler," Hart Iolli. 11oo)''ro 111iior def.,llftlJ< and lhe aonrq Ia bettor bal- - . r ,.,.. IIJI.. 1 Ratletr, mo Gl two . - r o back Irani laat 7&11''1 lllboaton (24-4) _..., Ia aftr08(ow 30.1 PalloLI. He hu ..-.1 95 <t1 193 loll." llonr oheta - ~under 110O&nah•ly, CGiuriobuo Eall emt. wUI run when ft Pta. the · IDa 113 nbounda plaCe Rat- ....... 1011 111e Tlpra oan alao 1111 to Nlok Cam..-, tile olick to 'a patlem As a Tii&ro' 11-t~; 2115 pound ...,. unit, lhe rive ll&rterl are hitlcr ~~-~· Ccmor baa pulled 111111 a. abode under 10 <ODI doom If" !Dioftrod abota. or their 11onr a"-ta. ..,.... llGanor nnks third behind Dorenslvol,y, iho Ti&ero amRllialf and Dwfllol Lamor p!Qy a · fuil-eourt lml Pl'911. (17 0) I __,_ 'W • • a,..._ with all.h.. • · e dnn't l!lve 0111" lii'PCilOIII a 01'111",: IIGy IDc.....,. ts ..W.W c - . to relax," Hart IQ'a. ·.Can Cop Pro Crowp have me," per. of an ieide. A Granolorlother Ia a 1....... little ifllol nn hll no chlldran Gl her """' lloo - LONELY 1lku other illtlo llitll, HUSBAND A Grandlllbtto II a man ......... . - . lit .... for •llb.l'lth llle , . &li4ltllw talk doh. loa IIIII "'-0, and 10.. lhot. hove todn&QI'IIIinl OXI!Iill be llloro. 11oo7'ra old, 10 they iloouidn'l pi&J bard LEV RAY HELEN ~ THIS NEIJSI'~. ·.. _, 1 cfu OF in Economic_Vise, Seeks Relief in Arms Deal College Seores wlnntow ~-ioZ,Oiot-- caillpeiltinn and whUe • · Ia &eldltinn to 32 ~ wino (and a 53-1 , _ the laat 1J1ree yearo), CGiumlouo "Eaat· 11 '"aloo -klow 011 ~ llrq., 36 conoecutin CIIY laRue tri- ....,._ u Tho Tlpro' •·oalf loao "' tlpriDJr ~ s.a Tuellla)''oCollqoBubtl>all oven11 · ..._. Ita .. 10 to .. .. action Tbe fourtb.. 1.,_ WASHINGTON (NEAl The hard economic decisions the ·Soviet Union now faces likely will fon:e Kremlin leade~o Lo persist • stron~ly in attempts Lo $01 arms control talks under way early on Mr. Nixon 1 preatdency. Hard·line Kremlin watcber~ tJiis correspondent has talked Lo believe. the Kremlin now may be deadly serious In Its attempts to get talks under way, The United States held of on enteriDg into such dileussiona, despite repeated suggestions from Moscow, because of the Russian invasion ot Vietnam. Much or Soviet Industry Ito oboolete or obsoleocent, 10111e unbelievably 10. Ruoala I• oerloualy abort ol ea~ty ill the ebemleol-ferilllzer. petroleum·, eaaatructlaa lad electronlca .'~'lilde•· In tbe deeade ahead, lbe IGyiet Ualon m;at wre aums oo I'Oidl.-rallrolodi ·oDd atr .rooiti'a. 'l1ie mi>tlertlwallori and upUIICRI Will nqidr!o blip fUIDi. The Rl!lilan manqerlai e*•dl' -dem-.ndlnc · mM •111 conaumer tiOOdJ attd more quallty.'.Tbt preoun Ia CNai.'' IPe"llit ··•=r. ~·.,. ~~~.,, n. liH ~:r ·PIII!'t· ~lltll ...... . . . , _ ftfttl 'lil9tlarr• .....,, :;t~ •P ... eaaa. .er ·P l.. ) .....ette"'!!~~- · . . '.. . •;t: ~. 11: = ;;t . l"or P!llltl•,.l ..... rw. ,~ If 4oe(Q~~ ' •~ looda prod~ .. ~ l>o levtlt, Ali ~M ..II ·IIbl1t " ~j:J ltbat"cajl- . m"""' .'befow ..,...... ·.Soviet Uli!Pil: Ia .CI'/II; anclfl'--•"•""• niiOIIf.' A II!*FIIOitl .m1na · ~~hi!vl.e,;!O ~......,. a lllilribir ol )'tlti;-fl:Om IIOW. ~ eonupltled.to 8tdin1 revOJutlooi; mueli' lil'lti'tnternailonal we!JIII·- on"- miUtary .powei'/ Tbe1.KremUn g faced ~ mi!Ud Lo for with 1001e very dllrlcult dOclllons. Jitolillll ago I bad a complete byotenctomy becauee 01 calllier of the uterus. Wb7 d~~e• 'lily doCtor now recommOI!d • )'urly Pap 11mearf A-Yoa llltal4 eontlnue to have an aDDual checkup Inllr. and lira. IL E. Wamer . cluding the Pap 1111'ar bere .. and ~e Dwtla'7 <l CGiulnbuo cause cancer . 10metlmet . were ·TUeadQ' pre • Cbri1tDta1 dimor 1110118 of llr. and M r a. George w..--, Maqle, Rlc:b- ,;.;- r:'::..IIM!thoa. .'f"Kinll1 pJona:. II':· ehun· Hart and his Tlpra ''dnn't lalk mucil about otrtowa. We JUst play one pme at 0 lime and lot eveeythlow elae lake · care olltaelL 11 Wlniell Columbus Brookhaven taoea the Slate Kq, SlturdOT. 'J! "'r· . Chrl- Dll' ol and lira, Freel 'llooloarmotl and llfr. and llfra. Raovtl "' p..,.roy, llr. and llrl. Eupno llanlnc. and Ro!UI and llfr. and lira. liay lira. l'rnd ..... - ot llfr. ail! ~ mD fM II SCORES Codlege Rat;nmo --ev NEW YORK (UPI) - T h 0 U 8 11 • 4 l'l'oss lnWrnotion&l lly United Press lntonalimat 111111.1 ·eollep roil ow• Eaat wUh llrat place votes and wonW. L. Pet. GB I ott nc:orda in paremheses Baltimore • • 30 11 •732 (llftlo week): PhiJidaiphia .. 28 12 •?00 1'12 Team Points · Bostoo • •••• 26 13 .667 :i I. Ky Weoleyan (23) (8-1) 323 New York ••• 26 IS .591 $'12 2. COntral State (3)(4-1) 251 Cincinnati 24 17 585 6 3' N . - So. (2) CNJ 221 llotrolt ••• 15 U .375 ltli.z I. £...,.Yille (2)(4-4) 202 1\Ww•....:.: · • • 2 • · • •. I 13 .2?9 19 5, Aahland (I) (lll-1) 168 6 ~ 1 (• ., • . I lOa _., 161 Weot 7. . soouri (7-3) 121 . w L. P , GB .,.,._thlll ~ = ~~j-'2l , . Roouito lly llaltod PrllllaWrnailom! 8 • Junlatli 104 Dlc:klnacm G1 8l"CJJIIJJI 19 Am8rtcan ·Int. 78 ~ r.o. Aoweie• ... 2o ·13.6s:· 71 Atlanta • • · · · • 25 16 .610 ~ ·· ~ Sin_lllego •••• 18 23 .m 11 ..,, Jlecboiotor 75 Hooton U, 70 G•·ow CIIY 99 Slfwery Rook ?0 llol,y Crooa 82 R!IOdo lall!ld 61 Saored Heart 99 Kiows Paint 94 Boatoost 89Weotllel4st.B4 Bo,o tm Coli ?5 uc Irvine 79 . , • Altii!OraH09 Coall Gulrd 75 ' ltlajno 106 Balas 78 Brlndels 57 LoweD Tech 5(! 13 Southwest TeDa 63 TCU 59 Baylor 69 SMU 67 Teus A&M 8S Texas Tech 84 Ar._naa, 67 Rice 62 W. Texa11 St. U 1 flardlf). Simmons 104 New Mexico Hghlndo 69 Santa Fe 64 . Faloons Now .4321''. 13 11 l1 11 Loo Aoweiea 100 Baltimore 93 1\Wwatokee 117 Philadelphia 114 ChiCIBO 102 Ne" York 101 san Dleeo 113 san Francisco 108 Phoenix 116 Seattle 112 Onb" pmes sc:heduled. Detroit at Boston New York at MUwaukee Atlanta It Philadel(llola Baltimore.at San Diego Only games scheduled. South Dovidam st. Josl[llh'a, PL 69 Georae Waohi- 92 Furman 74 ., ' Kentucky SoodJoern 92 COntre 85 Bradley 68 &Jemphlo st. 67 . Yidweso Purdue 98 mloois 84 Michlpn St. 77 WiSCC~~Wtn 67 Ml..igan 89 lndiano 81 Kansu st. 95 Nebroo.. 72 Ohio U. 111 W, Va. Wesleyan 51 Younptown 49 Akron 41 Raldwi.,.Wallaee 77 OUerbeln 75, ot Marquette 65 Loyola, 10. 64 Mmmwth 98 GrinneD 78 Oberlin 58 -lbert 49· ~~ . .t;·,~" ~ I2.. 1 'fl.Qil<lll1 " .. """"'" .,....·• · "' · tli"'l l tl" -!!~3 f) 13. A......uliJ!i ··' •i<f·v. ..., · "• • • . "' · - •1r it. Horird p'~'no·"': · i'l ~· - .... .u _at.311 7 u. Mcllfiorey 16 PhOenix • , •• ; 9 34 .200 21 ~B. (lie) Y..,.oton 13 TueldiU' a Results . Langsville BERRfS ·WORLD. , . '. ' "' '' Lakers Spill. Bullets.,~ : IIJ'. Unllod Preu ~ c' All llx ..... apperonl Tuol- 1* ~1111 '" ' lhe7 laid, Ia a 100-83 llot l!laalon ·l llriDm loll to the Lo1 An&oloal.akera. 78era ,......all7.J.l4-· · ry..treasurer, c:ompleted tbe otlletela Earl Strom and Ed to D-. alate at a meetilll' ot the AFL ~ ..ued 11x tedonleal a.~- ...... p!Jyers, which ends W.U.JdQ. JUNIOR GOI.F ' NEW YORK (UPO- Tho 19?0 U.S, Junioc Amateur ~~­ ahipo wiD be played at tho Atheno, Ga., Country Oub tnm July 2S.Al1Bo I, the U.S. Golf Association announced Tuesda)'. The tournamem: Ia C1Ht1J to boya under 18. The 1969 .,.,...etlli'"' wlll be at the Spokane, W•ah. 1 Country Club, BEDNARIK ON COMMlS5ION HARRISBURG, PL (UPI)_ Chal"Jea "Chuck" Bednarik, rorJNr Pennsylvania All-America lineman and all-pro player with the Philadelphia Eqioo, is the neweat member of the Pemaylvania State Athletic Commloainn. Gov. Rl1mond P. liay nlllbt, with 21 pointa on eiglttfieldiQils alii five tree; throws alii T o n y Flelcfa got 16 on 11x buckets and four charity toesea. Q-WAfcA sf<lte m the Unlott l\tllhe fOIIJell COIInlfu7 A-Delaware; wltb tbree. Q-Wioot color do Mosleml rOIIGfd Gltaered7 A-Green. a--.. 11fm11n1 - foulo aplnll Baltimore, includloa two llliece .., Jack Marin and KaYin LoutlherY. Ev• trainer llldp Feldman lound hlmaaU' Ia the aet and ejoded mldwo.y throua!1 the period. !Win and uailltlllt ClOad> Bob Ferry were UMombod out <l tile for abuao'' biY Strom .. the loami Wl1i<ed oil: the hal•••· "1110 loll "' Marin hurt .. del-.11." laid Baiilmora ..... Gene lloue. No Comment Aclualljt- would -.non~ "' an none ot tedmlealo the Pial'ero the Oldl>reok 101" rear <1 inourrfn& . _ . preoidU Waltor KemeliJ'• f250 peoa1t;y Shafer appointed B e d n a r t k wrath. There waa montioll 111at Tuesday to replace Edward M. <1 the 11 Baltimore - · Muprhy of Dunmore, Pa., whoae Strom wurkod, the Bullet• loll term WJI)Ired,. 11x. ThiQ' have only loot 11 at Nolr Yodl'a a 111..101 "fl...,., ~~~~- IUI'Ili'INd ~ 10 - - 111-101, Sla iliiiD ,...- put Fradoco llii.J.OI uo1 ,._.,. a S.. loiJaa 11tr1111 w1111 • lrllaqplo or.- Saotl1a. 1'ue.ua - Blla'l 10-aa ' .... lbl ....... - ~ Ita WIDIIInlr ......... aflea- Pldladtlillda .._ to 115- ·-baJ 114. 1loo!ard - . . . ted tho Pltlpa ......... 2Z palaU u ~ ballad a a.....- . loiJaa lldd a-- c - lllllb -....e. Tom auardlaa of lbl.looarda, owed a e&rMrldib 21 palaU U Cbi- ....,... lilt loo!!uf liom Ill tile I - . WIWI ' York wtao 21 idala'. 1\Ww _I" ioltad llOinll .. 111e - lad - 11 a1n1a1o1 , . _ &till ,_.•I• ..,...lilt. UIOd 1lle - - to travel....., •.RID Cine--........... eled loor ..ltanra ,o. ol-_ to Kanau Cfloy, IIIII fJ.wi. to . MASON - Wahama's Wldte Falcons raised d!eir se.son record to 3--2 with a 67-.55 victory over visiUJW auu.J.o here Tues-. day. Gary Cluk paced the winners ·It:,,/ · llalojo IIIII ~ llalllmore Bolletl don't - - S.,lor, .........--'. to . . tocbnlcal, but they - · - . . . . ...... ' ,.~ . o:ialm tl1ero are sb IUOd illllt :10 ..,._ ~ '· , , ,......,, tor boinl IDfii"Y at l'llrl Maarao lad - · N- A a - Willi 2Z palaU. Tbo .· ol!lelatlnc. rtlalnnd lhoJr plaeo _ . Cage Seaso0 -0 ...• KEMP REELECTED PALM SPRI!IGS, C11H. (lJpJ) -Jack ~ or Olio Butlolo BW. waa re-elected prealdeDt of the pla,yer repreaentad.ves from lhe American Football ' - The elootlm ot Ernio Wrl&l>t ot the CindmaU Belwala . as \'ice president and the reelection or Lanoe Alworlh or 111o San Diego Chargers as II8Cit'ta- OD"· . ,,.} IRLn '7JJIU Hardey or Buffalo, however. took scoring honors with 24 point& Tho hosts hll 26 ol ?Oattempta trun the Ooor for 37 per cent and 15 ol 27 at the foul line for 56 per c:ent. The Falcons pulled down 52 rebound• w1 til L a r r y Hernden'o 14 the individual!Dpo. BY QUARTERS 10 2{) 39 55 Wahlma 18 36 50 67 BUFFALO (55) Lyons :J..t-7; Mitchell o-3-3; Younc 3-3-9; Panaro t~; Jlart.. 1e)r 9-6-24; Hudson 2-6-4; Lewis 1.o.:l. Tolalo 111-17..55. WAHAMA (67) CaD 2-41-t; GIWapie 3-3-9; Herndort ,_.1..7; Rizer~; O&rk w-21; T. Fields 1>4-16; Howard 14-4. Tolalo 28-15-67. Girl< lllrnltz and clautll1tera of p...,.roy nn Chrlotmao Dll' 1110118 <lborparenta, llr. and lira. D. H. om and uacle, Chlstar Mania. llr. and !tiro. Georp Warner, Marlle, Richard and Gordoa, !tlr, and lira. Arthur-· Bee!ll, 11r. aoi4 lira. 11110 warner alid r.mtly, 11r. and 11ra. Toclwarnor and r.mtly, llr, 'and llro. ~ ' " ' - - Gllta and~. and llrL F0Te llomla'7 G( CGIO.....I wen Chrlotmaa dinnlr plio <l llr. and lira. llermon WlrNf. llr, and lira. RITIIUIHlllllld dau&hlor, llr. and !tiro. Fruikun RuuaU, llr. and lira. CU.. G~ and l'lmlly, !tlr. ud lira. HaJGid GW"'I1 and r.mt~y· ot Alhaa)o and !tlr. Guy Roiollll and Tarey t.Jnn wen Cbriiii!IU Dll' IUiilll of llfr. and lira. Lincoln Ru11ell. I llfr. and llfra. E..... Hfnllll• R-aid ROIIlld, llr.andllfra. Jamao Loorlo, Linda, llfr, 1!111 lira. Jack Ellllll and illll w a r e 41 W,ednesdly"s Games News, Notes ..,. and Gardoa, . llr. and lira. - r - pmea Tueoclay Providenoo ohot 60 per oeoi in Olio nrat half and wont on to aurprl1e st - 71J.69; Kanaoii Stale dumped llobraako 115-72 bel!l,nd JOlT)' Velllble'o 29 polata; llllchlpn Slate Wi....,.in 7'1-61 r.r ill llrot Big 10 trlll!tpll i>f the,, aeooon; Bob Tallent rt:orod paiDIJ to lead Georp Walhlowton to a 92-7t victory over Furman; an1 L. c. Bowen'• lleld IQI1 With row- aocondo iert ' PWt Bl"ldloy a SU7 triumph o~r MOII1Phis Slate. lillllol. the woo a .Wt deoiaioo to CGiumlouo Linden MeKlnlay . 18. (lie) No. ~ (I) (lie) $!rinatield (tie) DIPauw .· By RAY CROMLEY NEA Washington Correspondent a...r.o.,""' .mtrJ·iio 0.,._1 . Q-Aboul 11 Wolfpen u.s. TO · · ~ · lllft wu DIYidsc-. (tie) E. Now Maxlco ne ADDRJHft •. ' ENVELOPE prwidod tho J>Otnto. !dlll!l ' , ' /. ol Czechoalovakia and because considerable skepticism or run. II II tllOII8h U U,. driYO emil here aa Lo Russian intent. ua to the ~~ wben the preThe analyais of Soviet objectives . is now changing. hor_oe(o, "and hive lola or Growing coiljecture is that the Moscow leaolera-a!Ler redlmeo roiiiJ. Or, U a,. checking the latest ruble requirement& lor armaments, ua ror walko, a,. abould a1oott space, industrial expansion and consumer. goods-now have decided they muat find some relief. dOom pelt thinK• like .......... Olterplilan. 'l'ltey abould ..,.., It appears that the Kremlin has decided that the most practical line of raUef is to make some sort ol arms deal ..,- "hurry up." Uolllll¥ they- are rat lid nat , with the Unlled States: especially If one can be worked out that will conform with Ruosla's foreign objectlveo. (A ton rat to lie )'OUr ....... 'l'he7 balance in llrategic weapons might well serve that Ruswear llaaoeo and lUnny - . . • alan aim.) wear. 'Ibey ean take their teeth Data now becoming available Lo Soviet watchers lndl· cates 1111 Soviet Unloo may have pal~ a heavy economic """"""' ol!. U U,. don'IIJpeII II beltar price for bor lnvaaion of Czechoalovakla. wrtte or piOToarda, aoept wtth Soviet Ualon mobilized oa muy mea aid 10 muo!b Ul. 'l'ltey dna't heYO to be amarl, trauptl't. from et.IUu life that 1M d - i l e a ef raw oab' annrer flllltloraa'liU, ··~ moterfalt ud ceods was bamPfi'O!I. lldallrlaf pro.S.U.. wu IMreby allo Jd uder a lllraln. do clop bate cata•" and "'How come God t.o't married?" Tbla aelback woultl not have been imporlant by Itself. But the SoVIet economy Ia alreldy under a strain becauae 'l'he7 dno't to1k heby to1k like of ~oacow'a attempt to catch up W!th lite United States "fillillrl dn beoau11 It II bard In nuclear and convenllooal weapons and &lmultaueoualy Lo ..........,., Whoa they read try to outdo the United Slates In apace. to oil, t11e.r doa't lldp or mind gross national product, the With fOUihly half tbe U II Ia tile aamo llor)' &pin. Soviet Unlotlla now belltved Lo be apendln& more .., apace El&lbo4b abould 1rJ to hove than t1te United SLates. Her military ezpendlbtrel are ...,., _.san, U 7011 don't hive believed to be rou&hly as great as U.S. spending, ezcluelve telool-. , booauoa 111"-l hln lime. _ AiJTHOR UNKNOWN · FOil YOua Flii!E COPY OF "TWEii'JY ~LESFORMATIJR. lTY/' . . ,,',flitAIIPrJI SELF "' - · - - Bob · Iii ;at ..r ~1 ara .llleolil1 - - - . -.,- ..... •• $WI, ,_ and tiw didu't ., tnJ( ... C!)LUMBUS (lJpJ) - DoiPIIe lllo . , . _ Proaanoo or l!ddle Radell, ·dlfuollow AA ·~ oioem»>!No Co1 - Eut, II!P' ion•t a _, ' - Dol Bob Hart. In Ida HVealh . · ~ u heail ••!!It; admlto .that ,,Ritlolf, .. ·a, &oroot-4, 18Btlclund lorwa.d, Ia in a ciaao biY hilnHlL : "H8 can do It Ill,,. n.vea illtl. 'ffle handleo tho baD waD, Pial'• 10011 dlfeNo. IDa ro.....,_q imp.....,.. and ho eon· acore Irani lnolde and out- oaonao. I• ,.. Dear Helen; Thoro ARE nloa tldnp In ildl old worlcl. ·· Aa I wao lliqoi1IDj. I -..t a mlddle-oaod .......... . ox•lalm to bor louaband, "Haaot, I WWidn't trade you lor a mUUon dollara.n He replied, ''11oat'a tin awtllllot of 1110001·" She ...- . ""You•n an awfQI 1at ol mul"' He wu ohorl, thin - taU7 nothlnl much, 1011 I bot be. f(all ob feet tall, tile lucl<J 1!10"· II lhould looppea to mo. - MJI(E Dear ilaion: Wwid yw piaua ro • print "What io a Gro-oor'l" HOPEFUL ... Dear llopetul: . llowoboutanathotnrllon,thlo from a thlrG-cnclaf. II ~ b' IPPIU'ed ll\ a Selltlt-<M_,..,... ,., -~·- I!!! ~1 • 11nior r.l!f. ~ IJIOl'O -~ ............ Jaolot -yourwlfevll11 • coonlllor - . e l t ~ to her!- H. -·don't ·.. u. ,P - Sound - hevo board ol ~ - T. ~ tllaB Julia Butler Hanaen, bul U t11ero maa Ia tho United !laloa lbould hlvo _ , eY01'1thlng poooible obout bor, rllbt to kind <l flowera lhe liMa to keep .., bor oiDoe deal<, It wao Gov.....,r Walter lftdlal. For ~ yearo Julia Butlar 11aoMn woo a member ~ tbe l!late LeglllatJu-e in tbe IOVOitilo Slate ot Waabii1CIM, Ia IKO lhe wlllll ·111 . W~ D. C., u Coop-eoowoman !rom tho Third Dlotrlct in 1bat Sialo 1!111 Iaiit rear waa IIPPOinlod Chairman ot the Hoose AjlproprleliMI S u - on latorlor and Roiatod Apudoa. Ia other wordl, .{_utta Butler llaoMn Ia probabiJ the mnal inllionllal ainlle - r or llle lloo&e ol lleprelftatiYel a1 fAr al ljlpi"Oprlailmo ior tile ~ or -.!or are ...,cernod, Jl 11 &OOd that Governor Hiekel Is aec:uatomed to tile IOIMIImoa bluer cold ot Alaika.- We IUIIIOc! it WUI be •• nothin6 compa.od tho atmoapbore when be _ . . Lo prooent hla llrli budpt rOQuollt and Madame Chalrman bello• to uk ru-ltlons. -io'• ' 10. s.'F. Allllin (I) (11-1) "-?":;\ .· To "L Ill••· Pawn of War borc. ' ..--.. ' o·' 111111. Mar General Grant's bioodJ at Sbim., inlioonlial Ropubilcana clemaDdod !bat Lin- · <Obhromove him from OOIIUIWid, Llnc:ola'o auwer was brief: ..1 cu't spare tb1J man; he ftcbta." Tho aamo 11111J be laid for Admiral Roaen- c 00 e Strike Two! ol ~ •• '1- . Wi.ns, .ls Well-Balanced Ball d~b =··w:::;::~ri:9~ ~~:::7:~&13- ..... It's elear Ulat Adudral Roaenberg Ia a apectal kind <l llllrter, and we thouSill you'd liM to know whit kind <l 1U1 II oomlllllllllinjr lila! .-m '">tJ) ' 1- elve. He woa "' .i~f>~lilrubus. East<WitL .32 h~ ...ht- ~-:F.::=:; ;~ ~-- ·~· Tue., :::n;.'= Determined to Serve Ro-.rr.· • ' :•t 10 r . ' . . ~pfJr ~ . iUOrk In 'l7iree Y~· . .,.,.-? involved Rear Admiral Edwin W. •• ' ,,,_,i -.~iooillu· ~aal-u" ... tto....,. •· _-;r ·•·· · ' . ~ : · ........,.r, >. ,;;.;~ a ..,... oc>oot lot ' ·.t•, · ,. '. ' · • ' llu lhet it wwld take .. • .. ol Caqreal "' relloro him to aoilve du\Y. IDwa'o Slmaillr Boorke B. Hl-loci!>er- ouch a bW; Preoldent Harry S. Truman lllpod H. lly 1952, Roaenber1 W&l in COilii1I&Dd <l a deatro¥er. In recetll lllOnlho he hal deplt,y ..ief <l ltllf lor 1011111••· _ _ . and admlnlor the Padrlc Ploet, olailmod in HonolUlu. Now he'o in Vlemam, and Raar Admiral Edwin W. 1Rounbert Ia the oew eommaDder ot the 7th Fleet~· Foree. '·- ' • ''' · :.,__..,.;; "' ·.'."'.I·U• a PUeblo, a heart..warming news story out or Saiaon waa overabadowed and obacured. It - I ~~· ~<Mal ~let ' A 4afoi in ~ onot. !>¥ · ··;~· · ,' ,I~~·~ ac:orocln _ :!:.::UiiOol,........ Milo- Cauto ..~ 1>¥ a.oo: -=·':!;'t::":'o "'!:..':":Of:"=~ ' •._.. to lood111e Ia hi~ loial ....._....,. '••• ~--·"· • ..:.... •-•' -. u~ I'.,.. turn to adive ltatua. He was intomed that thllre wa~n't a c:hanc:e; ' f 'a..e.•• rnr2 ~- ,...:J·!:!f~!:;lliol-: 1 ' ~~ J ~~fiTinoltlhelro,lnll, Tho Wid.. " ;.41 ill'llljr 10 r~aJ.' . to.~ . . ~~-........ ,.' .., "" oro"""' ·11linoit' Wlp neord loi•L · 8 ...... Fd ~9- ~ -: ~. 1'olltloocwleh dlazlod te:'t~-~ ~~- :~,:,.flliollol•~k to • •c. . ·•• ~ill.. •. - or 1o,as 0 - · ' c· a dtlloit and ~ •I "'"'- Arllcir wltll hit "~_!8 ~ ~· ~dolo ~ .ohoad at U-t9 oOrtr loi; ~. inoludl..; 21 "" ........ lriollialjh8t'87 Ia llioi 400Gjod lalf. ..... _,_ ~ ... • ... ~ in .i"' .J<l.i.- •" race: DellliW a. pneral .,._sq. "' .a. ,.. Yon lt·- aso.a,... )DIIIIII!. t1on, aiOM>It S mWIM new - . ban ~. ·. , . , . ..0... '-' ~ acldod to ll1e rellel JGIH in lbo pullO ,.,.... ~ far ,.,_More llu!D 10 mllllan pe....a new n<eift Afld 111at miJ' obout per-. CJUl "' ,..,., w.UU.pt¥111GJ. 10 ara oJi8ib1e are lD r..t ~ ft). Tho J1o1or ol N.., York. ~ ~ 11m! . · rare aiiOIIIanco. Ill oillu ...d., .111&7 bWaL 951l,IMt of lllat 10 mWinn a.e ., lht niW," ..,._ 1oea1 11011 . . _...,. ara roiea in •u d\Y, and t11at an 20,notriettn, 1!111 1bat lbo ot 000 pe~ an beinl ldilod eaoh mtllllh. Ill renl"fiD& welfare , . , - _.d 111 _..to puai111 It -.Id ba ..... !bat Olio . . . . "' 20,000,000 lht 10,000,000 for New York Cl(r Ia new Jaraer llwl 111at reeeMna oW. for ll1e llllllro Stale <l New York. Tho Clfl'o Whal wwld a un1ronD Federal Welfare pro. . . . Ia IU bllllan; tho" budeot for Olio Stale IJ'&IIl coot? , _ , rua ao hilh u iolllllhlb" under $6 blllkln. $~00 biillon a ;rear. Tho ..,... uked lhe Gov.,.._ to ....., How mu.. wwld Caqreao 1j1proprtale? IIOW aU raUel J11171Deola out ot Slate illlldo. aw .. <ODthe Lujle.yer oaorct'l 1 Tho Go,nmor hal demanded 111at llle FociWW riot ....Ulima be fomentod lf the enl Govonunonl take ...,. all relief J>IJ'· IJ'&IIl Ia 1101 WW tupQero rebel If moota, iluw&IJOut the 50 Staiea. tt io? We ~I ~ tile anowar. 1: - dn, Ill New York thoro are no reoldeuey ,.._ - c t Bob Fin~ ln an tbe year..end excitement over the ..,llo 8 lllOOillhot, and tbe release ~ the men Of the ' -* "(l .•Jc.-_.,··v~. . IIIIo wa iluh ' led the •;I•_JJ.f....:.. "ln . IOOrl . • !lith a 29.7 ~ -~. 1!0 IOIIIiomoro and he i hit toudo with· a . a1 ~daa," bu' bl'OUIIII <l ,....·· _. 1111111 -1"14 cttl'l~ ,.....,rroon ........ lilt • llllllillllvl. - - 1!1 .f11!.1no far 19H, ~ to ' a fluniiT wldl a · · . . ....,._ c:Jdld -17.88 par IIIOIIIb; Ill Ntor hll Ill& "'. !". .I ~ - Rlek"lly~~.. ~ •lllnb 10 1fiok if he .~ ! t ~ ~ llaUI~..: ~-I"OJ. 0.~ J~·,.. ,.. ,_ Pu~~due ·:UP,~:e~ 1lliu:9is.~ ' 7he Welfare ' ·• ... ' I ., .... ,.... la ali ~ ,..... lbl Bourb 18 ....._ ~ Lucu IIQMtd Cinc:J' wllh'ill. Jim lallleii IIIJi!IIU and NBA ......... 1ooio1at "l!:a"fiD "-"" 28 .. 11111'11111 lolwa.d wlll( f ...,. llnilltt paint.o lalo to · Son F~­ Thurmond or 1lle Wati'IMI bad 27 PJ1111a and 18 1 II• .,;,., ...... Ill w. HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER, Jackson. Firat Ave. Viaitlow hour& 2-t BIRTHS and 7~ P. m. Parents only on MrL Curds Adams, Rt. 4Jac:kPodiatrlco Ward. aon, 1011, 12:55 L m. Tueoclay; ADMISSIONS llrs. Joseph W. Egers, O&k Mrs,. Bruce L. Mltc:h:eU, 38 HW, daQihter, 3;05 L m. TUeaHenkle Ave.; Paula L. Gibbs, dly; Mra. Delloa B. Vlchara. 34'h Smllhero st.; R<lpr J, Wallotoo, daughter, 7:26 L m. :r~ 55\1 Court st.; Mra. Tueoday; Mro.llruoe L. MltchoU, Georp IL Doolq, 2138 Chit- 38 Henkle Ave., 1011, 12:58 p. m. hom AY8.; WUIIain E. Jatmaon, Tueoday; Mro. VlrgllHubha,PatRt. 2 Crown ct\Y; lsucL.Sb~e. r:lot Star Rt., daucbter, 3:24p.m. Rt I Bidwell; Mro. M. Tuooday; llrs. John R. Helokell, Craie, Rt 2 er-n Cll)'; Mro. Jr., Chilileothe, dalllhter, 8:26p. Virgil Hobbs, Patriot star Rt.; m. Tuelday. Mra. Jollo T. Saint, Ill. 1, Go!llJSCHARGES llpolla; llrs. Jameo H. Gordon, Oils E. Buoh, William Calhoan, C:.lllpolla; Paul w. TITior, Rt. llfro. Emma E. eurrman, llro. 2 P~ PleaiiDI; WUIIain M. Walk- iAoe¥ Freeman, Dream& L. 1111. R1. I West CGiumllla; llfra. liayeo, J-H D. ~layman, .Cllrilo R1. 4 Jadolon; ~ C. Hend&r- M r o. John A. I,!!*'&~• Wailston;Mra. LULbor E, Hunt, lfro. Mabel E. Dolloa B. Vicfier•, WaJlalaa; · JarraU, Jr., lfra. Shirley MillClarence W. ~McArthur; er, !tlra. Harry E. Shoemaker, FlQyd J. Nichalo, .Rt. 2 J~kaoo; l'rediRo G. Sponoe, Claro- A. llro. ~ Jolmaon, Rl. 1 O&k Tur!IQ', ..... Turner, Amy c. Rtll; Fbrreet E. JCIDII, Rt. 3 -Wood. Mrs. Paul v. Harr11a11 Wellotoa; Emncy 11. Cirt, J ..lr and 1n11nt lira. Jamaa 11. •on; lira. flora Staton, Rt. 2 O&k sa,...w and lnlllnt son. HW; George 1L W~ R1. 5, llloit,.,. --tta 48 · - - t i l e Goodrlda'a ' polnlllar-., f! rttfOftt YOUR CHOICE Tl - earew La@ .. polnla. Bob Rule, IIIII Art 11arr1a - .,s, Ill.. ._. II ., �. • _ 'ft1e ~ Sootlnel, Mld<!'oport..POI!lW'O), ~,...,,.,,, ' ........... . . GAWA • IIPGll Jlooll<-1 Allport 1111Jpr1 (lis T.., wve c¢Dllfbted ncentb', and are now· awalllth for UM ae' . ........ ID .Cib' .,.,_.. KD. " ' - - . . . . , oloo I J- Carpenter News, Notes Guollll durinc !he OU'iatmu and fl!mll)- IIIII Mr. IIIII lloiiiiQ' cl llro. Hue! Burke in- lin. !Uchord Jeffers IIIII dluil>• - Mr. 1111 lira. Don Burke ter, locol. llllllo!l!il¥ of Clnctn.tl, Mr. IIIII CbOrlea Y1tes, llomden, waa 1 lin. lloliroD Burke 1!11 fl!mlly of Chrla-1 1111' aueatatlhe home Hl.ll'l1aN, W. VL, Mr. ari1Mrs. of bis da\ll,lrt.N' and IIOIH.n-law. JlldJilol - · Hunt!- W. Mr. and Mra. Robert Mattox. Vo., Mr. 1111 MrL Ropr Burke Mr. IIIII Mrs. JolmGllinciYond ud dluehtera, Camie, Llu and son. Mark. were tdlday guests of PeiiQ'. Carlellton. W. VL, Mr. her puenta, Mr. and Mrs. Clair Mil Mra. ROaw Greer and BOO, w~. Harrisonville. ltapr,Jr.,Greeavllle,S.C.,Mr. Weekend guest• of Mr. and Ud; lfn.. 111r1 ' "-ll<o IJid Mrs. Dole Dyelncll!docl Mr. ·one~ -· IHin, AIIJelly, Mr. IIIII Mra. lira. Peter Kepner IIIII fl!mlly of - - IIIII Mr. IIIII Mra. HarUord, Mr. IIIII lira. Glen lr· - - ond chlldreo, local. winllld fl!mil)-olMarynllle,Mr. illr, Ud llro. Carl Rolls IJid and MrL Chel Baumgardner and tiiiiMnu, Clrcle\'llle, were the !amily ol CoahoctoP, Mr. a n d ~ 1111' 111111111 ofherpor· Mra. ~Walker IJid fl!mll)- of ~ Mr. IIIII Mrs. W111lom Thurmon, Mr. IIIII lira. Groat d '"s, Price and '8oa, Dan, Vao Wert, llir. lllllllro. liNd Jetrers on- and Mra. COeil Bla- and ~ wl111 tUm.r on Cluist- daoghtor, Lisa Dye, 'hllllloasee, , a1a1J1, lllo followtnc auests: Fla. ·· 'll:lu Julie Barlllas, Columbuai Miss Ole"Ya Am Smith, ColUJDIIr, and Mn. Herman Cordra, bua, waa a Chriatmu guest ol '.Mil Mro. llelllab Cordra,y, Ath- her Parente, Mr. IIIII Mrs. Lewli - ; ··Mr. allllln. Gene Jetren Smith Ind. daughter, Nancf. The ud tluDJb', Mr. and Mrs. Lavern family gr<MI) were dl••r iuests t l on Olrlatmaa ~ of hlapuenta, Mr. and Mra, Man(GN Smltll of l CorroiL u..uo.y aueoto o1 Mr. 11111 Mra. W. E. Crabtreo were llfox crabo tree of Armeda, Mich., w. C. IOd Paul Peck, local. Mr. IIIII MrL Hamer mggtns were •... UAN-SUGAR CURED rio~Mra. SLA-B BACON•••••••••••••!~•. Dolorel Hoyd, who lo ~114 11 IU'H'a aide at Unhenlt)" Hospital, Columbua, 898ntCbrlatmaa iloy with her parenb, lilr. aod lilro. cecu Ho,yd, and f11m111, Mr. IIIII Mrs. Ropr Greer and aon. &pr, Jr., Greenville, S. C., were holiday guoata of hla pareri:a, Mr. ~ Mra. Andrew Greer, and other friends aDCI relathn Ia the area. Mr. and lira. Gram Price and son. Dan, Van Wert, were overnight guolta of Mr. aod Mrs. LewIs Smltll aiMI fl!mll)- and rialted in lllo home of W. C. IIIII Paul • ,. swans SLICED. SPICED . . ~· Peek, and other reladvea.. . Also ...taltlfW theae AJne flunlllea were Mn. Cecll Blacklfoo:l and deughtor, LlaaDye, Tallahu- 1/2 gallo• carton oee, Fla. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mr, and Mro. Rex Cheadle aod family were Christmas peats ot her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Noble TODAY lND~ ••• ~. -Every Day .T: QuGlity ·FOODLAND ·. :·VIEMNA .SAUSAGE . . UIS Do" ------·, PIG. POWDER CINNAMON CRUNCH •••••• Of ············-•2 . . _fLQRIDA p+ JUICE ·· . . CRACKERS LB. BAG, ' " Pta.•· . NO STAMPS-NO '~- ~. • , ltiSTA!'IT COFFEE 't FREEZE-DRIED 4 oz. l•r 89 ~ ~ MEMO TO SAVE ,' Del Monte Crushed Pineapple----~-~-----·: z~9e . U.S. N0.1 \ Pal Brand Peanut Butter_.,.. ._....:.: lb. 89e Robin Hood All Flou r" _____ .. _-:-----".,.--.:.'b·l. 98· All Flav•s Jell'o__L,--•""--··------~--~:.J oe Sta-Fio ·• Spray Starch_'"_.._:..__ .,.!oz.49e 'N ·o.l 20 1•• Bag WHITNEY.P:lrtK PUIDOSI DELMONTE ... . Whole K11111l Cream Style TO 3 .5 SJ 303 cans • 'AI' ~ t• .. •• .... ~Red · Rome 41•· . PPLES ·AT RU;rLAND RUT~AND.t. . CRISP, SOLID; CALIFORNIA · .DEPT. . . TINY'S TO JUICE HENDERSON, W.VA. MIDDLEPORT, .PRODUCE :n~· 89 . ' . U. S. No•.l Blue Goosellalne POTAto·Es· COUNTRY MAID B 9~-- CHIPPED BE'F 4-0L - • . PIG..4 5 . Jtl __ ....- ..........--- ---- ~~~- 89~ YELL MEDIUM· · .SIZE ~:r • • BEEF AND GRAVY ' �f - Uol llalll· SOft!_., Mlddl_.w>-1'<1)', 0. , Jao. S, IH9 ,,.,.,hes. of No~~r~ne $ho~ @ai_n :~~}l1~~::.::;: . Pqinsettios a,re .Iopic of Mid&.llep,ort.:Crord~ Club ~ hlr ....... d tiUod "'!be Future ~ ........ DepaMI• on vefetatlon." topic a. MlddleJJOrt !lor.• A ver.. by Mn. CUI llori<J, don Club llondl,y allllll It pnoldlnl, ..,.Md tile and tile Columbuo ond Sauthem lido - r i ~..,.- 10 ron .... Electric Co. aoeial room. with a reoolu- lor lbe Mill Nellie Zerkle, procnun year. m.Jrmon, reoAI 111>1 on JIOinoetA letter wa1 read tram MrL Ua care from "'Doctor FoinHtt'• Jobn Reate dwdd.nl tile c 1 u b Famoua )'lfter." Alao tnehlded members for their 110ipilalll7 on 1be procnm wa1 an article and 11ft al tho recent holiday read b)l Mra. Jamet Arnold . .. pa.V• .,.,.. - · ~ prapoj,allae, ho tile .....,..,. "'""'lnt Collecting Used Cards · WE~irsJ•A_Y Be&loo lt.. ... I BUut. RoporiO were lll•on by Mro. llaleolm Roller .., lbe j;brlllo11141 IIIMfrw Otllllell\ and b)' MrL Jolin Klneoi<lanlbe~CIIllllo­ ma• flower ahlnJ wttlcb carried the theme ••CIIJ'Ytma• Me.ll." Ml•• Zerkle ~ thlt tho February moetln& wiU be llold at tho Columble Go1 ~ Ohio omce on tile nrat !olontlay In February aod . thai K w!U· fN · 1t1re a demanllratlm by the 1to111o economist. At that maetln& there will aloo be an eacltange ~herbo and plant&. Mn. GraCe VIa ol Bor_..-• IJ'uaa, was a guest at the meet~ Used Christmas eard.J with 1 MrL Fllzabeth Slavin. laYe lng. The refreshrnant table was reli,p)ua theme to be used ln 11ft ehatrman, read a letter from -.catlonll procrama on mls- tbe Valley Forge Office Of Mta~ centered with a man arrangement ol white d!ryuntbemuma aloo fields w!U be collected by •lou concernl.ng Rift• from the flanl<etl by wblte tapero, The arthe B. H. Sanbom MisBIOnary loell oodety. rangement was made Into small Society of the Middleport Flrll BapU1t 'Church. Mrs. Fred Gibbt, Jr. opened bouqueta and delivered to sev- the .meeting with an organ prelleetln& Monday night at the lude. Mrs. A!ahony read a poem, eral shut-to members of t b e church witl'l Mrs. Gerald Anth.. ''hw"" and the group aaaa: "l <lub. A deaaert course was served Oil,)' pre&iding, memben were re- ~e to Tell the stoQ." Prayby Mrs. A. R. Heeox, Mrs. E. mlbded to take the cards to er by Mrs. CbarJes stmona: pre. their circle meetings on Jan. ceded tlevOiitxlo by Mrs. Rlclt- 0. T-lbary, and Mrl. E. M. Wood. ZB. ard Owen wbo uaed '-r'he mn Date of the January circle or Peace" as her klpic. lile meetings hu been changed due con<luc!ecl with a poom "l.and 1o a canlllct with the annual oi Berlnnlne Apln." · Week otPrueraerviceJHheduJ"Rlgttt or WI'Of181'' was the ed ror the week ~ Jan. 20. The propoam topic presented by Mra. i prayer urvicea, sponsored by Gibbs and Mra, Jacob Turner . (,, 1the Middleport Miniaterlal AaThey were assisted in the _prea~~t'IIIOciat1on. will be held at t h e entaUon by Venidl Gibbs and · ·~Jliddleport Church of the Na.za- Barbaro Anthony. , rene, it was announced. During a <:Oncludtng eodal hour A pledge of $4 a rrumth for ./, II: wa1 reported that contrf. relreahmenta- were served by milk tor needy children In the ~~! butlons to the scholarship fUnd Mrs. WWlam Davia, Mrs. Ar. Mlddlep:trt schools was made ::-. ar. due and members were ask- lond King, Mr1. Eugene Murrt>, at Monday nlghr a meeting of ·.. ti, ,,, ,, lo give their money to lbe Mrs. Fred Hoffman, and Mrl!l . Group I of the Women's Asso.· Clrcle chairmen. John McNeil. ciation or the Middleport Flrst Pledge of $4 Month Made k '~Recent Bride Honored _ ~-!'ra. Nanc~ Tlb.ls Karnes was armed foree& and ls curre.-ly ·ncmorec~ at a miscellaneous brid-. atationed It Fort Benni_.., Ga. ~- 11 lbower saturday evenirw by As the guests arrived they Ml11 Jennlrer Blake1lee at her placed gifts for Mrs. Karnes on · ' - oo Lincoln Heights. • • a table decorated with a small ,.1(~~ :Mra. Karoesistberecentbride ,,,a,'l.li:Goorao GUmt>n! Karnes of -~~Mnfteld. He is aerving in the 1?~.' .' ;~Nancy . 't~-"' Titus . Bride of Karnes Simplicity merited lhe W-Ill of Miss NanCy Lynn Titus. daush· ., ter of Mr. and Mra. Jame.s R. TitUs. Lincoln Hlll, Pomeroy, to Mr. Georp GUmo~ Karnes, IOD of Mr. and Mrs. Wtlliam Karnes, Greenfield. by Jmnes Titus. After the bride opened her gUll, gueSts were invited to the dining room tor rerresbmenta. The tlible was centered with an arranpment of pink sweet peas arrl Ugflted tlpers. Mrs. Titus, mo&taer ot the bride. prealded at the punell bowl am Mrs. Law· renee Francis at the cottee service. Favors were miniature white aadD pOlowa centered with wed-dina: ring replicas. On the guest lht besides those 111med were Sharon Smith, Marta Grueaer, Mary Francis, Kandt Grueser, Susan Lytle. Kay Mc- rlrw eere-: Gowan, Donna Francis arxl Mrs. the Rev. w. Charlel makeslee. Vows or the double mOIQ' were read umbrella with flower accent&. Bridal games were played dur· lJW the evening and prizes were won by Peu:v Hotrner. Paulette Hysell, Millie Lepr lind Mrs. ·ll POI:rin, paolor of the Trinity ·lJnlted Chureh of Christ, at 3:30 p. m. on Dec. 28 at the Grace EJ>Iseopal Cltureh, Pomeroy. 1be bride was glwn ln mar.. rlqe by her tattler before mem-bers of the Immediate families aad a lew clo•e !riends of the ....,... 7th Birthday Is Celebrated Mr. and Mu. John WWiem 8 ' - r , Wrl&ltt St., ottlerlaln- Miss Mary Francia 1ened as ecl N.., Year'o lloy with a parthe moitl of honor for lbe bl'lde ty ln obHrvance of tbe seviDh ond Ml'. Marion WhiUey wubeot birthday annf.VflriiJ'Ioftheir 11011 1 United Presbyterian Cbureh. The group met at the home of Mr·a. Fred Lewis llrit:h Mrs. Dale Walburn aa tile co-hottess. A report waa gtven during the meetIng on gllta provided for children at the Meigs County home at Christmas. Mra. E d w a r d Crooks, new chairman, Opened the meeting with prayer. Devotion• by Mn. Lewis were taken from a book entitled .. MedItations.'' Her medltatioo and poem was on the New Year. Mrs, Rlehard Vaughan read "Houaekeeper•• Tragedy'' and the worn. an of the Bible - r\big:all, a wornau ot good underttandl.ng - was diiCUIIed by Mrs. Crooks. A ol St. Matthew io be used this year was started by Mr.&. Vaughan. Refreshments were served dutlng a concluding soclal hour. Karnes returned to F o r t ~1,_, GL, to complete tralna. J'I()IH!Ommissioned Offi• Mrs. Ka~a re. employment aS'a secin the Histor)I.Dep&rtmer& llnlvenll.l'. • lvo Stewart ·at tile ..... oi Mr. · J<t1m Brown, RuUII!d. wllich llhe .... Attend Pomona Nine memben ol Star Grin~~ attended Pomooa Grange behl ..a, · lbe Rock !ijlrlng1 Granp llall January 3. star alto lll"Ved lbe. refreshmcntl, Star Grange me~wldle , held Ita regular meetlaj:~ ..,-~ _4 at the home of llr. aad Mr1. Jaltn Holliday with 1"i me.-. preeent.. The Pt~am waa pre- · aenletl by the W!lr'thr Le-, Mro. Kemoth WUcox. AI the cloae ~ lbe rneOclilg re!realtmenta were aerved and a 10· eial evenlDg wa• hekt. ·-!" Golden eagles have tye.Hight eight times keener than th3t or man. ., ,_ ' •, al ~cit pnorOJ · a new -•aeo· ~·. ' . • 1 ,.- I .' · sat~ ' Our Pledge! Only! ADAMS 8. EAD 16 oz. lvs. At;;--- GROUND BEEF • . .. Week! Rc · CIRCUI.ATIOH SUIDAY TIIIE5-SE1111EL~-----------------·10,51.0 GALLIPOLIS DAILY SE111E-------~~-------------..5,2l5 a,;, . 691- l&oz. ~s. . ··- ., ,,,.'!< ,.,, FRESH GIOUIIJ FROM LEAN FRESH liEF • ·COLA 5,. ' · SwlaSOI's ' ,, .• . · ~ . Chlcbli•.., CRACKERS BY NABISCO .lb. .!.BROTH . f"":dWB can '..Y·~~-; i~ ' • • ., ,. ,. '' • : /, l DUBUQUE PORK ROLL I aterian RETURN JONATIIAN MelKs Chapter, Daughters of American Revolution, 2 p.m. Frida.y, at ~iacq)a). Parish House. PomerO)'; Mrs. Patrick Lochary, chapter registrar, ha1 the program; IJieot auction .or baked ~ · 1 aus 1e ners••••::. • ROYAL PRINCE '. 1.,••;' SATURDW HIGH SCHOOL DANCE P•IV 11 p.m., Meigs Junior HiP. School, school sponsOred, and open to the publie. The JQs will emcee. J.d.. mhslon 75 cents oer DlfiOn. Vl'>IT IN WILMINGTON Mr. and Mrs. Wwtam Copr and ehUdren, Sbarl and BUl, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Kester~ san, Pome..O,., 1pent the weekend in WUD'lingtoo. Ohio. with Mr. and Mr '· Earl Kesterson. Earl was feeling better after being sick three weeks. ,.,•• ·~or Saturday from 8 to . .. .,. ,. ,_I> • INSTANT IDAHO KIN , ,.- ' POTATOES na••••••••' · SaLICEDC ... ~:,, ·.i\ . .. ? ' ' .+. ZO ct. DAVID DAVIES .. ; ' ~·. l . 0 n ~~NTRY ~~:.est ••. 49~••••~.~~ : ,' ,. }/-"'.. , ' TAKE THE BITE BOOTH'S FISH STICKS OUT OF YOUR • count ' package TAX s L.::..:. , _.. ~ rp' Somco with Ovor - 30. -EAST MAIN > 'f ·~ liP O~Aa.-,..TII '!"1-""!'..1!'"1!"!!- ••• The best newsmen in WashJnl'l. .n · for you ... (~ecause 'hey ,· '.' . J_' ' " .. ,.. .• Offlcoo . .• H I'OiiiEROY, OHIO _ . , ~:Jotvrdap - 9 ,o;o,. to 5 P·"'· AP!Iolntinent Neeessarr-·- · . ' '.•. " "' . ,. Get SOLID Coverage.~...... l1 lhi MEIGS- GALLIA-MASON AREA Holidays liD ---·· Nil •cal "! ~ COlt~ '· ' llla(•r otle• ~ ·nr. Etljir · .,....;: eorollrnOnt. do- JllllnsOn, aeeretorr bl ·~·· 00 " 10" '?1 ' 111e Worlo!· Churcllea ol thO Na.. 1111• cfll!hed the 14!10lin tile I '.. ·a , · arene *ltlch matntoltll ollleos ,;c. - - .au.IIIIJlltoii~Utullontt . WRITt1 !!OS& LOOGE, I:aD ·p;: ' li;,;s II> Kana• Clty,.lhe nodon- .to a~ li,Q26 dr • not enroll- ., par cent m. .Wotlllo~ It tile ~.... 'II P.r capha llvlrw ln 1968 wao meta .. .In 712 llttd'en10loi_9S.. net pin In . LeslOII haJI .m ~oport. · f2U:!.OZ. Tltto rlaure represenll 'l'~ Vl«nom Wanlso was Celt oltlll .ehur~• TIIINli'Y C~CLE, Up it e d a 'paak of .11.89 o..r the Ina newmeaoureln 1968,accof'd. Naurenea bod • Church ol 'l!lhrio~ Weclneoday 1967 record o!$1!10.13. nl&lit; Mra.Lott!ollelbel~Mn. Molga County dturclteo oom· Georgia WWiamaon pared rawrably with lhe P<!MEROY SHAKE$Pt:ARE a1 a.erasewlththeRaclneau.-ch Club, 1:30 p.m. WotllloadaJ It leading llie list with an average • lbe 11ome ~ Mra. Loufo llaiiJel; o1 $271 par mombor· gi\'Oit 1o tho Mrs. Dale Smith, prGJI'&m, Mrs. church durtrw the past yen. T. A. Hemesy, devotipDs. Following in order ot average MIDDLEPORT Literary Club, per capita gtv:hw- were Syncuse home of Mrs. Forrest Bachtel, •ls:i, R4nd $164, Chester WedDOBdly; :Mrs. Beuloh Stra~•·. $151, Middleport $147, Pomerey to review ••caUery of. Dl.l:les• $1~. ' and Point Rock $121 per by Marshall Spraeuei 11111\ml busi"" member, ness meetln8, Mrs. Nan Moore, Meigl County Nazarenes also chairman, giving a report of the showed good 'ntrles in Sunda)' nominaUng committee. School attendance. The Rutlard GOSPELET1 ES Quartet and chuf(b led in this statistic with Tiny•s Trio of ViennA, W. Va., an avenge attendance ot l45,Sy~ singi~ 7 p.m. Wedne&da.y at A&- racu&e had Ul2, Mkldlepott 63, bury Methodi.&t Church, Syra- Racine 42, Chester 35, Pomero.v ctlSe. Public welcmte. 29 and Point Rock 19, THURSDAY In the area of church memberPHILATHEA SOCIETY, Mid- ship, three or the local churches, >· dleport Church or Christ, 7:30 Middleport, Racine. and Syra~ Thursday night at the c hurch; cuse, showgain5. Racine's gained Denver Rice will bave the pro. 2V per cent aOO Mkldleoort's and gram. Syracuse's 5.88 per cent. PAST COUNCILORS, Theodo.r· Two students or area churches us CouncU 17, Daughters or Am- are enrolled at the MountVernoo erlca, 7:30 Thursday Dlght, home Nazarene College at Mount Ver· ....of Mrs•.Nettle Hayes. non in the pioneer class, They ROCK SPRINGS Grange, 7:30 are MissOnaEilenMIHer,daughp.m. Thursday, home ot Mr. ard Mr.&, Alnos Leonard.AFTERNOON CIRCLE, 2 p.m. Thursday, He.ath United Methoore Spent dist Churcht Miu Bess sanborn has the program. ' ELEANOR CIRCLE, H e a·t h Relatives United Methodist Church, 7:30 Thursday bight, home of Mrs. JeaD Cooke: Mrs. Robert Bye~ Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Bing has the program, Mrs. Robert and daughter Sharon, ol PomeFisher de-votions; co-hostess is roy RD, spent the holidays with Mrs. Earl Daveruort. the rest or their family, Mr. XI GAMMA MU Chapter, Beta and Mrs. Vernon Bing, children Sigma Phi Sorority, 8 p. m. Sonny, Melissa and Duane, of Thursday, Columbus and SoudlLa Grange, Indiana; Miss Kay ern Ohio Elec U"il' Co. social Bing and MT. and Mrs. Kenneth L. MHler, children, Rand.Y and room. 1 CATliOUC WOMEN'S Club 8 t,ori, o{ Springfield. p.m. Thursday, in the Sacred_... Miss Kay ~g returned~ Heart Cllurchauditorium. Rosary '''Wtfi.tJer ~ tor a aervices wUI be held at 7:40 p. bef~'" r.etuffttflk to her work in m. ·· !ijlrlngfleld. BRADBURY PT Ameetingorlg- \ lnally scheduled for Thursday · nigllt llas been canctll~. FRIDAY' REVIVAL 7 ,30 p.m. lhrougt. &Jnday at Mt. Hermon UB Church. Ser~ ant Quartet will be present &mday. Public invited . 'PtltnOiP¥ Ma-e Toli\ple; .,... WQI'k -erred. . , . ill Mo-.w-•· ~ ~ Accord!~ ~ t!Je ~ ~\""':. ~~~~:!..,~e.,yin . nP<Ii't ·1!v.;i J.o' eo11q1. 7:30 lOTH FEDIW AIIO STATI ' ' 1.1168 -I*" ·...-:-:-""" · · POME110Y CIIA'P1ER iiO.-R<v· .' l!all!" and olitucotlonOllnlereall1 · leao1 - l tiJO Mid'- ~!ll'l~! ·INCO Ltt llOCIC toke yew oH th• hook: W•'ll find yo"r d•ductlon•, and mak• 1"re they're 1M ma•imvm allawoble. t~·u wre time. trovb&t-oltd ~;·.,....,... mot• tlton ~navgh ,;; . ~~ . ta. pdj for our law churcbe1 &eJ'QfJa tJ;Ie najrjlh rnemboro~lp atotw. ~CBI,e011, ~ ~p,id---ue,ooo tiara 011 ll)e VIetnam roiL At tho bar In tJan · · · '""'"'- .1tatlo ola 1o1a1 Get The Most Complete' Coverage.of ..,,, HARTFORD - Pvt. E-1 Tbomu L, O'Bryan of Hartford, has ended a 14-day lea-ve with hla wife, Stella O'Bryan, the for. mer :!lelia Kimes. Pvt. and Mrs. O'Bry&Q spent three of the 14 days with his parents, Mr. and Mro. Joltn O'Bryan of Ashland, Obio. PYt. O'Bryanr.portedbatk to Fort Bragg, N. c., to com. plete 7 weeka of basic trainlnR. His addres.a 1s Pvt. E-1 Thomas L. O'Bryan, us 51648114, Co. A, 5111 lln., Ill Bde., . USATC, 3rd Plt., Fort Bragg, Norifl Carolina 28307. 9 Star Grange n! • "l",;,.rlal p......, 4urliWtlto~. cat_t;!turcb:oo 01.. 1!'• ~N·~~~ ' _:;:: :.•e:lt~ G' !eofthe roOoct ll!'""ni}.Y theoaorwilliW' .. cit. ,. , 1!" ,lantl ardahll> od•" of the :~ r~ 1- 1 that THE DAILY Leave of 14 Days a gtlt. ., ' CowQ to With Pvt. O'Bryan Ends. mon lor the bridegroom. fitVIIOI Rick. music was provided bJ MrL Ben Gamel were pla,Jecl wldl prbNe...Urw, orpnl1~ anti Mr. Mor- . oo solnllo Totlcl lolorrloon, Mark ton Titus served as acolyte. Mltdt, Rtlrld;y Roaclt, L I n d a One-half o£ the present Immediately Collowlrw the R...V, Womer, Chris popuiatlon o£ the world has c•rernon.v a receptkln wa1 held at Woods, T - OWena, and Lin· been born since World War home of the bride's pereraa. da Rol:l'flbaUm. Gttts nre pre- II. [@,1~1! Jennifer Blakeslee presld-o - 1o Rick by hlo aueall. at the punch bowl arxl MIJS Peg- ·M.r1. BJuttnar wu usllted Hofirwr served the cake. A In oiJrtltla mroshmenta by her guest at the reception dou8bler0. EUz-. Colllorlne Lily C.C.tea. and ifary. Ctlrld;y ravora wl!ro · tor the wedding were ol•on 10 tile cliltdren. William Karne&, sons Lee Alltlndlal beoltloo lbooe aomStephen, and daughter, NU>- od were Klill Soth, 10m War, Mr. aoo Mrs. "Marlon ner. 'i.yle ....,., Eddie Holter, all or Greenfield. Mr. Scott McKinaey, DaniiY 1bom· was unable to auend the aa, lind Jim -nboiun, lfa. due to Ulneas. Ji;;ii;;,rt,ll! a brief honeymoon, ria Logar, IOial>le 10 altertd. - , • ll• lA> lhe .._.... n -11!01 101 fJl 8,2111 dturehoo. . ~ ter ol the !lev. attil Mra. 1\DdAJ • :i"' • or ·• "II~ tavt!W co. all (iiujrJou ' a~ 1 Miller of t"' Ml!lilltPO<J C1lllr<;l! 9 ramto "~" ~ , • • •• a ""!>ra•aad area, o- ' .,. ~ ' lloo ~ M ) n lVIal!noJrl wore ~ """"' ~ lO the report,, tolalod Mo4• • ·..• 2 9111. . .. �• ~.,.. - - · ..........~. 0., Ju. - 8, 1... •· • .' ' , . ~ --I .,.r.' • nel Dally ... -~,. ~ ;n.. Dalb' !1 - SoiiiiJiol, Mld<lleport-P_..,, 0,, Jon. 8, 1fi9 ,. .Ohio Power WilJ-Spend .Record $15~ Million ' ' ' ' '. -tol!WeOioreari-_... U51-mlli1Go in llil9 to •"""""" .... lmprvve Ill power .. . . . . . - .... dellvtrJ ladll,tlu - ............. • jO'Ojed "' 'PomoroJ - .................. to- if Pays In addition to alt other coverage you haveIncluding Medicare . ' . . ; . ' '• ' Pays you cash baneflts that Increase each r.ear ••• to a maximum of $130.oo-A-WEEK ••• at no exfra co- to you I . . I . \ . " '*· - .. ' '' -~ ' ••• Pays y- $IOO.oo·a _ , lax-1,.. caU. wh11 yiMI II" Ia the loospltal. What a bleasing it is when you know you haw an extra $100.00 euh eoming in every week - beginning the very tll'St dAy you enter the hospital. Now, Presidential's eeonomy pl.•n enables you to enjoy this pJ'Oteetion at onee. Beeause it will NOT cost you $20.00. It will NOT eoat you $10.00-or even $5.00. Your specia1 low prioe is just 25¢ for the ftrst month's coverage for your entire t.mily. Then oontinue at low Presidential ratea. YCMir caslt beiMflts 1 - M ..... Y"rat 110 extra cost to rout And what peace of mind not to worry about rising roata. Your proteetion automatically increase~ $3.00 a week each year. The tint Je&r you get $100.00 a week. You get $108.00 a week in the aecond yur. $106.00 a week: in the thirti year!. $109.00 a week in the fourth ;par. By the eleventh year, your polier will be worth a full 1110.00 11 week in beneftt payments , . . at no increue in coR to yoa I Thia seneroua euh reeerve prote<:tion ,will belong to ;rou for ulolll' as you keep the policJ. You ean see that your inturanoe will be worth mueh ~ than the present "face ·n lue" of the policr. Certainly, our inenaaed pa;pmenta to JOU will help keep pace with rising ~ end - beat of all ... ••• Th .........,. . beMflh to you at eo extra COd. r .... lflrr,..,,... ......... .,_ l'rN/dentlalp<emlumf What other Plan prollecta you like this todayt What other Plan keep, protectinc ·JOU againat riain« liviftr ~ltli in the ,..._ ahad without iftereuing your pnmiutMf And that's not 111. Tb.la~aJ PreaJdential E:a:tra Cub Plan (#HP lSL-1067) ... ••• Pays you $100.00 a w•k CASH for a ,.,.life....,""""' at"-· Yea, tn addition to the t100.00 weekly eheeks we sehd you durin&' your hoapital atay, we pay you an extra •100.00 a week if the doetor saya you need a fuiJ.tJme regtatered nurse to take care of JOU at home. How eomforting it ia to lmow that-after JOUr atay In the hoapital, if you've been there three dara or more, you ean return vs illness, to ftA r'ft. I up $10,000.00 CASH lo!' ooch occldenl or starting the very first day in the hos· pital. PAYS up to $7,000.00 CASH at the rate of $7D.OO·A·WfEK If you are 65 or over ... in acidition to Medic.re. P PAYS $1,000.00 EXTRA CASH for oceldental deeth. IAVS $1011.011 A WEEK CASH- II you need a luiift I time registered nurse when you come home __from the hospital - up to 50 weeks. ftAVS ta $2.000.00 CASH for i«ldental loas of limbs or eyesight. DAVS $100.00 A WEEK CASH for uch pregnancy, I ' ...hen )IOU IO to the hospital, ...umina: both huaband and wife hiiVe been enrolled in the rft I up r" Family Plln With Matemity. · ftAVS .u p to $5,0011.00 et t h o - of $50.00 A WEEK rl'\ I when. chltd soes to the hospitll for IR}' accl· dent or Illness when you are enroiJed In the family Pllln. P"IAVS I to you cash btl'lefits that Increase each year ... navs r" I No a maximum of $130.00·A·WEEK ... at no cost to you. you cash beneflta for hospitalization for any ac:ckfent immedl.tefy. sickneu Ia covered bef:inninl 30 days alter Effdve Date of polk:y. 11• limit - no medical examination required - no salesman wUI call~ - Any IF YOU ARE 65 OR OVER , YOU WILL COLLECT $70.00·A·WEEK IN ADDITION TO MEDICARE Why are smart folks over 66 now hastening to protec:t themselves with the Preaidential Extra Cub PI~ in addition to what Medicare wtJI do for them! Even though Medicare is a ereat boon to folks over 66, it will not, of roune, pay .U the billa that quick:IJ pile up as a reault of illneas or aceldent. a...,nllell of your . . ., you Ifill . . addltl-1 ..., .. ,....-~.... ·we have desiped this plan, as the imporl••t additi<nt to what you lfteive from Medicare - or any other health inaurancc JOU may have. Remember, aJ eheelr:s will be Mnt direetly to JGU (not to the doetor or hospital), to give you that "utra" help juat when you need it moat. Use the tax-free eaah an:r wa_7 you aee ftt. And you will be ~rlad to know the theekt will be big onoe! In addition to what you reoel.e from Medicare, Presidential pap rou 170.00 a week ... EVEN FOR 100 WEEKS if neceuary! Yn ca• f"ttuit~• a1 nu&eA.., 11.000.00 f.,. eac-1 tUx"•'" ix;v.~ w.\n Aotpitoliudl home to reeuperate and , . not be a burden to ;rour loved on... Yea, if your dodor aaya ,ou need a reliste~ nune full time within 5 daya after you oome home, we11 send you eheeka for 1100.00 11 tu••k- for ulonr u you need the nurae - even up to so wub. lt'alike havinc a reaern~ of •5,000.00 caah to draw on when you need it. Theae beneftta alto Uu:reau each ,ear bJ $3.00 a week. Another uceptionalfeatun~ you have with Prai· dential .. , -. ••• Pays you $100.00 a w•k caU. _ , . , beiMflh , .... are tile ONLY axdllllaMI Your Pretldenttal. poiiCJ' eonn every eoneetnble ldnd of tick- neal or attldent o:eept condition• eau.Md br war or anr IICt of ia in a Government OO.pital; p~a11e7 except P prorided under the matemitJ beneftt proYillfon; and expeneu raul tina from any sidm... or injury )'011 had before the Efrtetive Date •~ • 1 0 f yourpoII ey .•. d u rlnat... ll ..n6)'tl&nonr. Thia Jut item t. a real help lf 70U olrMd,. haft & health r P rublem.lf ,vogan aic:k N/.,.dcou take out thlt~Ue•, ., ........ .,... will~ atill be oovered for that eondt on after the pol J hu bMh in ell'ed for 2 ~an. M..nwhile enrr fttlll' condition il cOYered. How can 25~ ....... _ , • •uciiP You ean buy ordlnaey lnaurance at any time and pay the rearular rates, II you wish. But Prutdentlal ean now proYide you. and your entire famiiJ with tax.free Income Protectloa for ·.. ~2••th ft t th I •--U I he J_. .. u,. e ra mon on y oa:auae we enn a arp num r of people at one time - dW.et &,. 'fll4il/ Thia hfchlJ eftleiut "Mau Enrollment" method cuta coata to the bone- aU tAe Ptr· hag• GMI fHJ...Cd Oft CO W~J Medical Costs Skyrocketlq! ,.... u. ... ., ............ , ....., 1957-'119 = 1011 ""'"'*' IS I .. tl thl ........., z. . You Olrbllnlr will , ··,...,.-. ., whit~Mr JOW orw td tM ho.-.1 ~ ee llhOtt o ume .. one dQo •• , or at liDnil • tknt a. " • •Mil. month. ,..r or ....,., DoN till .... .., ,_ ......... t1n1 111J t1 .............., __,.. YMI•rr You flnt .....w. or tiDO.OO,a . . - .,.... tM .,.ftlll ,....eaMIMrMfth ..,.., -tile~~_,.,. ...,.._.,M08t~rcomp4 ,....,~ .... 151-thlltJI.thoillfr ,.......,,....,JirvM ... erooov.rMWaiiJ'eccJdllntt....,._.. ·~ .....-10 ..,.._.,_ thf t1111M:tM.,.. et thll p!illcr. . _ _, _ _ ,....,.,,_ • . . . . . . . . , _ .. _ ..... _.., ___ , tD,..,. ...... u..ooo.oo .._ llOI.oo.A·WEQi Jot !II .It ~,.......,. ptt.llncl fOf' _..;.i~rliiorillln.f·~, .... ,..,. ..,., • IY!Hime rte!Aitell nUNO .-In 5 u·~ aftar J'OU IM¥e tM fMHp!UI. TH ,_,. fniM now II Will Mvi lncNeeM .. tlSO.CIO ....... In Mnoflts ..... - ...,. . . . »>UU . s .............. _., ___ ........, v• . 11.000.00 cnh tl peld INIJ ,..,. wftttln 10 ..,.. ., il;ft, HCfdellt. ~ -~-· ______ ____ . -··-· ........ . . __ ·-· .... ...W_ of oi'IO h.,...· or.,.. fool11-.oG or~ of ~ ta.GOO.OO for .... lott or lNM fHI .,. aWtt: of -...·..,...,il;; when tl... m.nlllenilent a.urs MJ'Ihl:le ~ to ...,.. til . . eaclllent. '*" "•'"" SIOO.oo-A·WIIk flft at lliM as • ... Jop .!f'MIIa'for 1\1 .eott ·~. .m~ .. ....,.01' • ~. ..._,_,....~·-ar:: ' ... Don't~· You Mil-~ i ......W£0 fOt' i aoti!IOI JDO ~to ::--lt'~~rr=c:~=-n:. -=~ •· .....Un., :.- ·.,. \_. .. ~~~·~fulc:'a~:~ -- ~~~i·r•t.'" ! ~.~-- --~me ··· YOII J,.""'• UN tftc!\i"!fri 'ell doctor f'Oftt. feN;· · · Th" Is --~~ up to JtOU· ,~,.. d~ .. . . ' flllft st ••· .,. •1'1111illtl ..... . •jlj I )D\1 ~ - hOipltel W 10. .Y-. . . .,...;.IMJ'il . . . . ...Falb . . . any_ . . .... - .,. wtlalfM to ato~Y-t~Mre .. ''· ,. a week maternity benefits and $1!)0.00 a weft: for • reci•tered nurae at home . .. JOU get all this : A4cled e.uh. brt•elit.a: $1,000.00 (!.ash to your family if death OC· eun within 90 days from any a«.idental injury. Thir.k of h'lw bandy the euh can be in time of loss. It ean take care of burial axpeniU without burdening your loved ones. Added cuh beMflta: Up to $2,000.00 cub for accidental lou of limbe. or eyeaicht, when the lou OO(!Un anytime within 90 days of the aeeident. The loss of a limb or eyailht ila terrible thinr. Nothlnr ean replaee the loll, but a check for ,1,000.00 or 12,000.00 brinp peace of mind durinr the period of adjustment. AdW cuh Mncflb: Cbooae eitltM Family Plan . .. and fOMr children will be coYered too! Presidential paye up to $6 000.00 any time your youngater goa to tbe hospital . . , for tonaht, ap-. ~ndicltia, or tut.~ otAM illneaa or injury! Yea, you will reeeive $60.00 cash, week after weelr:- for u many as 100 tottb, lf neenaary. alola. Ae a apec.tal c:on•idaration to you - if JOU are hoapttaliHd ju.t 6 weeks or more, all premium• that coma due while you are atill in the hospital after this period will be paid by Preaidential. And your proted.ion eontlnuea as if you were pa:r,·nJ the prtl· miums younelff Then if you leave the hospital an muat return for the same (:Oftdition IM!fore fOU have retumed fall normal activities for 90 dar~. Pruidentlal will again PAY ANY PREMIUMS WHILE YOU ARE IN THE HOSPITAL -1'0 A MAXIMUM OF' 100 WKEKS~reonftnement! Thlsmeena)'OU pay no premiums, yet JOUr full protection rematna in force Jj'OIL col~ct up kll10,000.00 /&r .ael& CO'K~ttt/ THIS UMnfD fNROL1MfNI' O"IR fND$ SOON Only 251! for rrnt Malltll ·- -y-1< o ..., . - . · You ean now have your ftnt month's proteeUon tor your en· tire famil)' for only t'WCtt&Cr .litre cn.UI But you mult ad ""'""· diatl'lJI. Your request f~r thia wonderful Income Protec::tion LICENSED BY THE STATE OF OHIO . ..,..,n. u. C.ttlliect._Prr« •li.-.11~...,.._... ' Thla will per ~·In aMioft .111 ~=Joy Oon. e.ar- J'ftU1 roar ,,._,_t haliJI - .. ...,.,. ...,... ............ -.,., rlolo, ____ iiJ..., --·-folt. . . . . . _. . mer ..,.,.. . ..... Of atUfN. plan racelwa ff'Dfft. •n~ Wily, . . _., act...,_ tile llaadiiH...,. ollaw• ""' , . _ . . , . , . _ ,_.;;.,_.,. , _ dttyo , .... ......,.. WhJ do we lift 1ou ao little time to appiJ lor JOUr lnaurance po1iey-oaly a few ciaJaT Beeaaae u mentioned a6twe, we mUit rteeiva fOU" J:nrollment Form ~ ....., fiMf CNI aU tM otletr in order to pull on to :rou the aavtnp that eome from proc:elllnl' ~~ pollclu at ou U~M. We mall J'OU the pollq u 1100n u we receive JOUr Enrollment Form. When lho POlley orri•,., OUIIIIne II lo lho priY..,. of ,-our own home. 'tU. aJI the time JOU need. Jt'a a Ye1'7 abOrt dclcumenl, ond rov11 ~_plouonlly ou'1'rloed 1o dl,....r lhoN ia NO FINE PRINT. Thea- •Mw it, •I ~ ~ WOil tnut. Parbapa your lawyer, aceou:ntant. or bankar. Better RiD - 1lotu it to WotW 0tn u&n?'tlftH .,...•••• ,..,.. t,W..,A. IN map 1Ift')' tHU 6. toiW.tiap fw GMtlln tiOWtJl"RWJ U be ia& pv.. eoul friend, he baa JOur bat interest. ill mlnd. Bo 1f10. ean belt.ft hlm when be tells you there II no betar barpl.ll a ....uable anywblre - at aftJ" prlcll . . for . Mnl r:i'=\.lf =,=:.n=rm~.:~ ___ , .:'J........ ::::..'":r........ ..,!"'l ..~~.. ~ ~ " tM ~ : , 'M . - . ..u•. ,.,.....,.. p- 11111Miil lA i11IW Gil NAME~~~~-------.~----------~~aa--------~~------......Art ltD._ _ _ _ _ ;up._ _ __ ~·--------------------~~~------------------ ! ______SEX, DATE OF IIRTH ____-:::.:::,..,:::c,"----,.,.,------,._=- Mille 0 , . . . . 0 thlt ....... IbM.) -lila Juol ulf,.. 111111 olroody uid •-,...• Tilol'a rlahl,,.. wiU llo (ullr ....rod .U Iiiio limO for onr - 1 wiW:h puta JOU In the hoopllol, ...., If JOU flhollr doelde to relam 1M ~IIIFaoyTaunwt>Oitt. - ' .. .. ,. . .' ~ ,...,m polley; ., ' ' Ho,_.., after,...... _, lho poller fot ,.. . .If. ourolt ...-..thollhil lo olremendoao Yol!IO lllld JOV11WODIIo coniiDuo Ill'- ,100.110-A-WEEX Olllro eUh proloelloli. 111U1er the Ptaa that'• bat tor re11. • -· . . i • PUN f - IHIHVIDUAL(IJ ONlY PuN• ' If you wat lo ecwer rounelf- or younell &Dd OM o• more odult dopoodonu (IDdodl.,. JOOr opouoe) - illoli lhb lll'lho Plu for ,ou. Bach penoo mutt be 18 or oqr, ..a.IIWl JM' (per .,.,_, lho 7!;...~1coble to bla;ot her op. NOTII: Wherelhon on "'I -~1 PLAN llalbo 11141J!1 -leol to cboctle tor • hWiband or Wlfe (or botb)'. ~Jl more eablo underground · lhan 19.68. I hoaltato to eaU lhla a . _ ...,....., stack - lollolll such -eturo ID lho IIOI'Id Uld 111 44 feet · - thaD the OIIOr&Y, but pn>ride ihol - - 01' Empire 9lale Building. KI' at . ...rb' 100 per o:ont roThe llaek was do~ for llabWI;f lllld at lho lowoat coot IIIII hoi8lll In order to olfecIn Oblo hllloey, he llllcl. tlvely dl~porao Ita ef!luent raa•~For example, part of o u r atmoophere, 'roeord' expano~on _ . . , 10 01 Into lho - thus contributing sillldfl<BIIII.Y to y-• ago inclucled -olin& olr polludoD CODirolln tile area, unllo ., 225,000 kllowatlo, 111111 Mr. Prenttee aald. The stack !be . . . ahlJIPed lrom lo 95 feet Iii dlamelor at tho tboae unite over the natton•a .... f7 feet at !be top. Jl will aerve both unite. ;rhe piBIII oliO will utilize twu miiDIIIHitb hrJ>erbolle - llbailed coolinl Iowen whleb will IUb- lllanllaliJ" atble, eable projects are eJIIl .. neerod for direct burial or pleeement in subsurface conduit. Chiefly, d.Lred. burial Ia feasible In rural areas or new houl· inB developments. C:C..tlnued emphasis alto Is belnc JIUimlnstaUing apoclol tell · - - ,. .. - ......... olllee~ ~"'"'"';j,-.- -.,. ""'-"-· Sl!ch Ollwpmenl' enalh...-..,. ~ JostiDc of laellilleo. 1'0ienllol trouble spola are ed and oorroetod bolor8 thor . af!ec! callora, he llllcl. Tho _19il9 budpl Ia ailMat $10 million hiJhor lban I h I I year's, he noted. General ol -<l- r.... !be """"'"' "' Oblo RIYOr woter required In lbo plent'o -llnlproeeaa. The towers will be 370 root hlllh. 395 feet ID diameter at IIJ'OOIIId lovol, then ta,.r to e minimum dlameler ., 160 loot and widen to 180 feet acroas lho top. "Both lbo llaek and the coolinS towers heve added matorlalb to tho .... of MlleheU Plant," Mr. Prentice said, '1lut exemplify Ohio Power' a devodm to a polley of preserving our natural ' ~ 1o ·111e 111'- 1111 muraer ..... AUGUST 25 - Meigs lolaraudera hove eight rolurnlng lettormen boch, 52_plO¥ers m roller. AUGUST 26 - Fire guts Warwna Vo-Aa building. AUGUST 27 - CO!mell lekoa ..iron Sopr lop rate. · ,.UGUST 28 - .Pi :.,JIJ{' :f' '.jjf _,:,j .,_ ·. ' . ." , .l .: .. w.,._ orOWIIiiNoipFolr. ' •P'l Bo.Jo''Loo&UObollliiW..,_ 1 - wiDIIIelp Folr Charles a n d MJI- ..,_ <harged wltb 111111oloi'IJMer in doatb Ill ~-¥oor.old died. ,,,_ Cr""" .. ;'>~ ";I., er tld8 year to complete I h e Prentice Bald. a.... ror oervlee 10me lime • em the other hand, aome 2-Piece Tuck• Ware · OCCIU'- reoee IRICh as a car hitting a. pole or a local ltorm can cause PLASTIC DISH UCI & DUINIOARD SET an ootage dlaruptlngelectricservice to dozens or h.lndreclJ ~ customers." He aald tbat conversion olboth tranomlaalan and dlotrlbutlon 13'ltem.S to hlgber voltages will be a port1111 of !be 1969 conatructlm blueprlnl. Otllor Important ...... "' tho work will be the construetlon ol new substations andlineswhichwlll make available a seecmd IOUrce of pow.. er which will tunctlon when the primary souree il, for any realOCI, euriallod. 1o1r. Prentlee pointed oot !hat 00 SET tho l:llltinuli;y 111111 nliai>IIIIJ Ill electric service to Ill cuJto.. mera 11 one ol ~ Power'a chief coruddentkma, but UJit anoilier lo tho providing Ill !be eddltlooal . - ol electrlclt;y required by CU&tomorl In .U clasBlflcationa who are tlndlnl . . . - · to pul tho to - Voluee to $6.99, Nil • earl¥ ID 1869 11 a aeC)tlon from or twin 1lu In auorted faotCJ colors anti pottern1. work. EACH "Of priOW'1 lmportan.,. are lbo relidentlal cuatomerl are buDding , _ to1111 • eloelrlc bomea and thoHwhoare c<~Wert­ inB their -lllnp to oloctrle beating, •• Mr. Prentice said. LADIES' REG. $1.99 . PERMANENT PRESS BLOUSU 'I'hla ever..growlng etlltomer lll'"''P. and .. lbo <ODI• mercial and industrial field& aa well, can rest assured that on tbo Oblo Power oylllem there alWII¥0 wiU bepGW!ll' .U, 10 WbenwU and Foil oiJ winter ·styles, revular and button down collars. Solid --for colors, white months. ln both eaii8A, new sub. atatlm faclHtiea and enlarged dlatrlbutlon llDes will Improve servl<e and h.alldle inereoointl loado, BIG BUSHEL SIZE TUCKERWARE PLASTIC LAUNDRY BASKET Round or oval, non••n09vi"", -oth colors. The llrst edition of the Encyclopaedia BrIt ann 1e a, printed In 1768, advised readers with sore gums to gargle with brandy. · J In onort•d 29~ ...-- ~- .. . -• - - - - - - - , I· 1WAJIB · I· saaMD 11oa llni1h each . I I LADIES' FAMOUS 1, MAID BRAS 1 I 1 C:lrcl• tttltched for comfort ond FUR THE ENTIRE FAMILY I THE SHOliOX LWHERE IIIOES All SUSIIU PIIC!D _.;..!!,~L'!!IJ.J~--- flour• llott.ry, A., 8, ( CUPI in 1iz•• 30 to o42 . . Fairy ta!OJ for grownups: the spring garden catalogues. · 'S WINTER COATS to $8.99. Casual styles, corduroy ond bien• ded fabrics in si.zu 3 to · MENS' 12" INSULATED BOOTS • • • Tllelro11ble oollh ,a ; rzrlol triliilu children tllcri foutld 1!1 , .' adult cltl~. ' 'I '. •.' > 20 - Downl!lir ..... ' lnMlddl.-...~11 . . ANILI·MG VAL_U Waterproof, zero cold proof, sizes 7 to 12. For hunters, formers, outdoors men. 97 PAIR . ·, \ .: I ' ~ each 12, worm fined, best win· ter colors. c14p · ~ to be In 32 to 38. whe~r h la re.. ced within the next 18Yeral llrot 110<11on 111 thla 11De, 1D I - - Ohln, and to oontlnue •, COIUIIrucliOIIol-IOctim whldl will erooa Ohio I r o m ooothout to DOJ'Ibwelll, ~ JMr. ; Dllll'lel for ldndol'f!Orlen eluoos; Nelante Deon wlmar in "Ill· lrltion" eompetltloo at o h I o a.to Folr. AUGUIII' 110 - ReV. Li<lfd D• Grimm, Jr., llllllllld new RuUaad Old- .j;; l ·j Belleve oll you bear otld the video commerelal scriveners wUI be delighted. • • electric: HrY• AUGUST 21 - Plono made by bdOrd 11ioro IAiclll Scbool . ·--!pl!biP; -- roi triumDIII, ,a. ·Fidllltr'• Cattell. ClurC:h Ill lho Nuor.,. ,......., , 0; - ~ lo ..,.. Into II- AtJtlUS'l' 11- Wllllal'o F. Wy- 110 Yelp d>lldreD <ltOI8l for na.·· ' DOll .r _..~ ,_ Tounto· ani, H, .Raelilt, ~ ·1•-~ . ~ 1111,1<1- """"' role; Hart "•·• , . ,... 111 .. itoatb 111 .llliiUI .17 Anolt,tlrlllllinontL•tart Folio · Loeol Loe Dot11Jn. 28, ~01'111!11&'11' !pan; pu•1 • ....,.. .. ... . ..... '<14 ..... pUic ~ ·. ~:,. .' ' ., ill!l!l~ . of IMdlll& ~M ~fiHo per ... Now ~~.\r'~:~ •u "lion 11u111 $18-mllllonlulaleel lor expenditure by Oblo Pow- Stores featuring ,.,!lfl beach (1<1Tb are showiftg tDIIGt llle gals WQrl't be tDearitlg. atrectlna The 1969 forecast includld ma.. jor Jll'OJeelo for Che-'<• ODd· Pomeroy which are ID !be planning otages 101d will be 8111101l11· or II a port. • • • without tee to a alnai.e customer. while, qulred.·· ly PHIL PASTOIET om wiM> welg)ied 251ba. wbon he 5 ,- ~~abort' AUGUsT i8 •'Buleb•a , 41aiborl. 'lll, ~..... e1ectn>- Time," oomooJ aoddrlveobl' 11. G. Cliled In mldont. ll' Foollt Min· 1111111 111 BomeiiVllle, .... · -· lral ~. Rutlml. ~ell .lfolp (fir homeJ• 'roe~Di Umo , b1· ~ 1!~, WfU, ~ ro<XII'dj MlkoltlmJihrtiJa.C:CJ..r. AUGUIII' to lnereaoo Middleport occallons when u emergency -down 011 oloetrlepowerplant He added thol lho plaDI will embody wmeroua other features which will help mal<e It ooo Ill the moat efflctent in the world or !\y1lom, Ill whleb ()do Pow- BARBS Preatlce aa1d.. •-we have h a d ellt decree possible.,. - lhet lo, pr<>Welng tile groale•t aiOOUIIt: ol eleetrlclt;y h'om lbo INa! amount ol cool . Ohio'sabare is $30mUI1oli, comJoel, but It will pr<>Wco lhot olAnotllor maJor portloD ol tho pared With $25.2 mWioniD 1988, feet In Ume." Ohio Power expansion plan for and Nor1bem*s is $11.3 mllllon, He -lalned thai -..o posup from $7,5 mWion thia year. 19il9 u lho l\lrlberln& of wvrll Northern ObJo Telephone wu on Ita part of a 1,150.mlle, 8250acquired bl' GTIIE laat Au&usl. miUian _.,- triiiWill•- netIt bo11 headquarter1 ID Bellewe. work whleh will -sto liS the Generol ol Oblo 11 headquarter- hll!loll voltage In lho world, 765,000 voltl. A CIOIIIiderable Ohio E'dlcatlon Aaaoelatloo lllafl. ed ln ~arioll. portion Ill this will splAUGUST 23 - Ono...-..1< dell¥ der.web other porta Ill tho - -· IJ'8llledlnbearinloiWWJamWyen..atate American FJec:trlc: Pow- pr-.. . . , Ma..., lladc ...,..,1•• ,...........I• caM you ....,_ Evtn after JOU man your Enrollment Form below ..• ewa after :rou a1mtne the pollq Ira 70Ur owu home and talk It over will! _.,., ,.. wloh • , • ...,. aflor .U IIIIo JOU .,. ollll fno to ntum the polif!J within 11 da71 aU rottr J*lrttr wUl •• r~f~ Gl eut. TbtN will be no obliptton whaWVU. IIHDWhlle, oll duriDc lho U doJO JOU ore muinc Up JOUP miod- you~l bo br 'IOO.CIO-A-WEEIC Olllro eull IIIO!IIo'o cOllier for PurioDiou1ll and II ' IL ----·--iirW'I_Ioo_ UUilln IIIMIUI 36 JIOl' - AUGUIII'· I - Cl!¥1n lkJ· ll"'*ce at lair; 17 toa011 onrotumo .to roUt....... WU. tored I i i - pill teat. lllllll ~1hlredunoir, AUGUST IS- llorr)' Sl!po. . .... IAiclll Dloiric:t lupoillllia. tor .. 111'01111 oi!IDIPion boioflbowdoUt; - · empl~: ~- ...., ODd Mike Bellodum, NllrYo YI.,. mobile 1011t'1'1!"'11U1~. obomplon, In Meigs Folr AliGVST 2 - Oblo VoUIIJ odlvllleo; lloc:k 5pr1naa GnDp Chrlll,llell llerYIOO lroi!P, - · dl.plq Jui!Pd topo; Clol'tnce ,..... Ill 110 Cltl(dlol Ill Price 111 PoriiUMI preiOI!IedOblo Cbrllt, alltr top bid Of ,7,i100 Dlvtolan 111 WUdllfo'o N tl1a for vaealeil n.dford S c ·b ·o ol CoiiDI;)' Couervatlon oward lor bullllinl; llcArtllor wiDI ·~ 1868. Crook Utile 1 - - . , ~ AUGUIIr. 16 - Pl'O.,..U.e mont wltb '1J.4 wltl Dffr Citr lee . lraod. po11t Jui'l' 111111 b :lloP11 F.._), . ·1 timlitr· torm droWII; Robert K, AUGUST 4 1: :~ IIOelllch'l B1r Bond Miulrol Aoalpa DoWier'l :rr•pmll- ,Ill . IOdation l'lrloa'lburl, ti-l, 10 _ . ,r,D> oil! j!Orfor- before,; 1110 pri.~~.:=Lo~:r"''*c:.z:r., r.t::tm -•...r-.-::::; ........... -,;,.,. Jt'IIOt • _....,. ::~ct~..... :=:e.:ll'"='~·· · '' ,. ~~DIIW,., ~ potlcr unioN tho ""f!tklni Mfkhell'a moa outatandi.Da" f - Ia 1111 1,206-lool ~­ News Highlights of August, 1968 a(. lilY 1 .... Mn .,., tdtnt dlliAWilo 111J . . . . dlrlllt -~ . ' ' .a·~· coaotruet u newbulidlngoaodattach maJor · additions to el(!ht othera, at a eOtt ot more tJ\aD ......... 1o CIOIIIIIIIinl- proJoet laYo1':!.inatltutlilgaCen. faollllleo will ploYide for ioeol trOll· r,ystom for Bowlin& Groea lllld 1q dl&tonaio Mrvlce 1m· Slate llnlverlil;)'. CeotrOJ< pro- 'el ..... ' cnh Mftoftls oftfte bealc Pleli (nd1it6111c WalvW .,-,.._.um). e . . ......... ............ "'" N...-. -. wu-- lml oroo, _bovins about 546,000 - r Soi<llo 111111 Pike <OIIIIIl'<OD· tol8Jlbonol bt 7i ...-.. trol af!lcea. Northam' a biQeBI landscape beautllleatlon P r <>- •, aa. WMt ........ • .. 11w.r.r ....._ •,;.nw,nt •••~= lilt · .,.._.,, __ ,..,.,._...,.,._ UJ. The compouioa forecast a pin of 36,860 telephOnes. They will -otltuto <Oblo'llaraoltlDclel*>- Jedl eolll for oatablllbinla 'I ollble," oald Wopat. "In 1969, dint tel • . , .• . T h o J miiUOD diHct dlataoce dialinl we plan to !lUI abool throe timeo While hDIItltal - - .... trtploil In NOant: ,..,.; Hry . . . ~ PMPie IYwe tr~• 11M!lr ......,_-. Tht ~ ere ""' Jn HWIII thtt ,..... ... .,..._ ~ ...... C.flll.fl•l ~OtiW e,~~~ll'l'ftNii, M 'ritl M JOUI' ·Mepf'lal lt41tt. YOW ,!IIIISentt.l ...._ a,. naeholll tiD rou br air ...... ta use ao J1H11 ... ftt. u,. . . . . y - dadoloro ..,.,rty, , . ""'Utll"' 12. . . . . I .... WI ... II' 'q Uti Plllflln l l l.-.l It --1-/Doa'lloaft ,..... ..... loul Ael o$ oa• lo odll ap lo fiO,OOO.OO lo ,.,... hoollh p-.n for ODIJ 21if for""""' t ... Think how co.UJ a ho.pttaltonftnement will be. lmactne paJ'w illl' for tboae indi•pen•lble J:•raya, doctor btRa, meditinu and drup that are . .e-covered. br JOUr prnent inauranc:e. Would you be able to dord the quiet and prlvaq of a .Print. room and a private nune,lhould you 10 dellre'!' Or a telaphpu to keep in touc:b w~ lo.-ed onnt Or the reDial of a TV .et to help pau the loneiJ hount Who would paJ JOUr billa that keep on eominr in at home'!' Man7 folks haveloat their life u~1 their can, evea their homes trrine to meet 10eh o;pen..L ~ no one kncnn~ whoa~ tam it will be next. ettw Polloi•; A 111 General Tolepho~Jia II Eli<- od lit.tho two COIII)>IIIld, elian&e arooo lnvolveslnatollin& tJ:on!co Corp, (GTio~, Now York, OU. Ill Gonorol'1 laraoot pro- aerial and undorJII'OIIId plome na..-Hmltt ..,...,. • .,.,.,.,.,.,..,lO.OO;a·wookphtt ..... locllffb' Jib 1111 prcact:~oD ••• Ptt ....__ "- • GIANT nhuillliE Raulu leelullelallla LeDlaiU4 before II II l<fEOPI for liolaiJalliHo Ia die Atwo• Wp Duo rR"' olaiiH. '1'1111 ull II lloe ....... i: . - ' million. ~' The' cxlilpotlla,''o.iii.l.ii..1o.r,,..,.._,_,..,11111_ _ _"' ,$%·3 ,., .,Mliell otlho oxpoaslon ,ID..tir• , ........... IMMflk. Yu, in addition to$100.00 a week for hospitalization or $100.00 '· ll'lllll Ia llil9 for Geoerol Tile- Uo1, placlnt< cable underlii'OIIIId pbone eo.· 111 0111o lllld reoalble and _..una lo·Oblo Co, _ooleonrnsorooa. . ed ~ bJ liGbert M. WQIIOt . Wopot llllcl more 1111111 1,1100 at Marlm., prnldlnt olbotlteom- plojectt are on the worklheet ~ for. lll!jl: •Jlli>aalll<>\ .. piomecl T......., bo, ~boo' do DOt relolo u dlroelb' to tho lndlrilllal cuatomer aa do """"' or wr omaller proJoc:tl COitlD& ..... $50,000," Mr. u MU mllllan provomenl lllld growjb, Chleftar, video for lllroet inword aod outcommuni- oervlee •lm· 11!1 are01 lneludo reduc:log par. ward dialing !rom lndlvlclual tolprovemont 111111 _..... pro- , Q- llDeo, inereutog teat ladl1· epboneo. MARION - WMn ~ "~ anil Wlfti ..._ ......., ~~Mer .tlllt ltlit; tor ' .. .... vol....o aod dollar - m a y wdlo Ill Mllehell Plebl, loeated touCh at Molmdsrille, W. v•. ' o4joeont 1o !be <OIIIJlUit'• Kommer Plant. T h e new year foreeut calla for ex. )IOI1I)ItUre o1 more lban $77 mlllla! toword tho eompletlon Ill· tho twu anltl, !be llrst of whldl olllled lor IMil'Yiee In JIIIO, 1170, .... !be tho foiWolloi Febnlar)o. $41.3 Million to be Spent For Better Phone Services when . . . . IIOCIM't r. 1 1 1 e - "" lbe liDI for oorvlee In Peeember, 1971. 4 'lllqlreallve u tbele mnes, pro- eo-. Medlce,. DtfttiM ~ , ........ To!_~•"' peld 150.00 ..._'!!!" ~to 100 . . . . -..,y tJ• Jaur sn~khn 10 to U. ,__1 when rou .,. .,..._. In the Famllr PSIIn. Wllllle ..... lflam ............ tilr . . . . . . . tull . . . . lllln'- Ill wvrll m tho twu 880,000b .....ue1. TJieM <UIIIOII!OrO IIIII of 111e·1t ........... _... for lito olallo•. · ... loealod Iii Dine oporollna diYiolono ~ ~· In dQ'." Mr. Prentlceltatecl. •tQver ber Ill loeka - In lho home, !lleUbenvllle, c.-, Zanuvme, Newark, Po r t s- ihol umo porlod, oar-' pow. on the farm, In tbe buliDeaa - . _ TlffiD, F!Ddll,y a II d er oalea hove near!¥ lri!llod. .,.... , to !be lehool, In - ... Limo, ond we - c t tills rapid in- try lllld Iii other opplicallona"T• yean ..., we were en- erease- in tbe u~e ol elettrlc has made pooelble lho perfoet-DIIOCI In a - - pro- power to <OIIIInue In lho 111- tnc 0( oophi&Ucaled equipment ....,. lflot ... tile ....... up ture." ., ........alze .... efto ihol time, but II wa1 unzy Ho . oald that tile growing de- Qcleney. Thoae new dovelq>. - - - d u - l i w a l ,.Ddeoee upon eloetrldllr to per. 11101111 not only IUIIPb' !be .._ the oDe "' are announdaa to- form a conlltanti.J growtQ num- o:elomecl demand 10!' olectrlc "-,...._ ... ·-·oioa - .. . . . All,.... added .... ......,,.. OCCIIPII IIIIo .,_, tllllllr fir """''' fir till members of fill IMIIIJ llslltl below: (DO NOI'InciWI ..... Rst icki&llldepol...a .. uporato pip, . Oldo ~ ........ for lljJJll'OIIdmalob' 51$,000 ........,.. Iii s3 Ill Oldo'o 7. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .........., - up ta 100 w . .b for M<fl ll...,.,..lllfayl w,., y- .,. - _..... oleelrie :=,.:"u.:-"!:JI:_..OO:,~K ~~~~...~ ~~~,: aver fl, ,... ~-" ,..,. m.oo. 1 ....._ 1n eddiUoll • ..,. of Ordinary hospital inauranee may take care of part of your ex.penaea when you go to the hospital to have a babf. But what poliey ean you think of that Jives you euh to buy 1111 the thinp JOU need for the new baby! ,Now, It both huaband end wife ire insured in the wonderful Famil11 flcn WitA M•Unitw fer the entire period of the pregnancy, )lou lf!t extra eU:h to uie any ., way you want. If a pregnancy, childbirth or eftft raiacarriap puts you in the hospital for one day, five days, JO daJ• - .. lowg a: tteu•••rw- you ret $100-00 ·a week for evecy day of your eonftnement, up to 100 weeks. We,.., your p<emlums l . .._ .... wMI ll'f ...., ,., war; mental dl10rden; intoxieantl land narcotlea; when taN -ron- ~ ., IIIII mqnltude,. lfiUCfMINf Hf.UJH ANti I'UH ,.. th ,.,.,..,_ jw ~-., ......,.., lew ,.,,. ., - · Oldo Power'l ..................... -- IIUired to pion, deliln, buDd .... ~~non.,. a - c t l m IJI'08I'&m THESE 23 QUI&_.ON . SAND -a ..."'WIU '!'II Fell ,_ .... ,.,.,.,.;, cosr. 01 UVM~ helped 111 ,.,. ... ...._ .....toct Iii IV88-89, NOYer ilelllre In our l q hlotoey boYe we beoa re- 11'"-,..--..,;; IIPe ..... ...... tho lee dowD." mlliiOII," Mr. Prentloe lllld, 11ud briftla to more than a half· bWion dollorl lbe omount Iii· ....... In lho four-¥Nr poriod ' , • -- dollaro, foell. ltlel ., - llaa _ . . , ...............100- ACT NOW-YOUR ENROLLMENT FORM MUST BE MAILED BY MIDNIGHT SAT., FEB.11 OR IT Plan muat bll mailed on the eonnnient EnroUment Form NOT LATER THAN MIDNIGHT of tile dale IIIOWD. Thl• mldnJPt uplrotim hour ...,..ot h ••lm,.d. If JOUr earollment form I• maii.d ~.it on.w.ot h •eupt«l. 715,000-ooit llDe - tor ., • - Cutm. ''1'1111 morill ~ HCUtlve yeu that our f!ul a- by Oldo f!>wer lA hllbb' ellle,iellloQio ODd MlUl»mml .... .... _ Iii lbo )'ear'• foncalt, ·~ to Oblo PoWer'l .............. pnllda:, A. N. ~Preatlee, af •• if. Pays all cash direct to -you (not to doctor.rA.,Otpltal) ~ Pays up to $10,000.00 tax free cash for each hospital stay if No age limit-no medical examination required .·.· · if Pays $100.00-A-WEEK cash each time you go to the hospital ••• even up to 100 weeks if No salt,sman will _cliiJ One oat of two famlliea will have someone in the hospital this jear! It eouJd be you- or aome beloved mt1111ber of your family tomorrow ... nu:t week .•. nu:t month. Sad to aay, very few fam · Uia have anywhere near enough eoverase to meet today'a 11oar· IDe hospital coat&. Theee eoats have tripled in !' ust a f~ short :rean. They are exported to double a.p.in in the ew yean ahead . Stop for a moment. Think how mueh a long stay in the hoa· pital will cost JOU or a loved one. How would you ever pay for CMtly, but neceuary, X-rays, doctor billa, drugs and medicines! What would you do if your pay che<:!k 1topped, but Hvi.ng ex penNI kept KOin&' on the aame as ever! The same rent, phone, food, all the day-to--day expensea that never atop. What ia the nerage breadwinner to do! 'We believe we have the answer in the famous Presidential Extra Cash Plan that Oldo-- •, =··.:tr:~.o! family -. ......--- --~ Oldo. " 'il9, !be fl,l-mllllaa 111 • to1111 coot ql be loYIii lbe Olllo Ill llilo 9QO ..... ~ ... OM Ill lbe IIM'11 ~::J::.\ oeultYo """""'""' '"'F..,, ..... bulldloW- -Planl will orl8lnote II "' I.UoYUie ond term1no1e 800,000 Ia llze lllld,.. Jlond. IDd, IIIII, ,._.,., . . - . . . fiQib IU>Iiotloo tboili .,.. Ill 785,0011- Dhlo - · portlaD "lldt "" YOII Unu, Evea 111ooC11 oniiOO,- wiU be 240 ...... """ .... Will, more thea f42.<ldlllm, Of OOO.ft IIIIi 11101 coot f!OO - ihol ......... 'lklllllon miQion .... • olncl• mOo ., wiU be 11)10111 In 1189, with ihol Now &lui lnnlmll- ......... - Only 25c enrolls yo·u r ·e bJ"Ill\lo -.K•!>- P)ent. - ' f10,8-mlll... will larpot .....omlulon llnu.146,.' -._.u.s-. - Blr So!>dJ Pvwer'olilter tudiY ' - ' lA, 01111 on Oldo 1.00 DIAL oo· �ScnUncl, Middl~rt·Ptwnei"O)',, 0 •• Jan. s. 1,969 -" . ~- LITTLE •11!19-' : Old Salem ' Wl~~~'bc . ' They Dl~ jn Pomer•y Motor Co. 2 SIGNS OF QUALRY SIL EMT SAFETY I RATES ,... w..~ -. .._....,,.., '•• Want A~ s.r.tu e•••• Mlni-Cht.rp 7h ce•u " ' wort! ..... ln•ortl•••· c .. t. ,.,. Wcmt •'• consecvttra c-•ec• SNOW TIRES.1\d." II' equl>Pod to laallll •teal s&l!ile. . SUPER Biscayne 4 dr., 396 cu. in. •"Vine, 3 speed G\ltOmaf.. ic, power stMrlng, gold finish, vre)' vinyl interior, year end c:leirance. . 1967. P014TI~C. ................................ _.. Roducod to $2449 Firebird HT :Coupe, Four on the floor, 400 8 cyl., LeMan1, blue finish, custom ttriping, blu. vinyl int., with buc~et seoats, P .B., radio, 23,000 mil.a .by local owner. Lika n11w ht line wide oval w·w tire! Po~~!~s.~~~ Co. POMEROY, , OMIO OFFICE HOURS 1•30 a-tn. to S100 p.~n. Oatly 4 1•30 •·•· te 12t00 MMn S.turdar · Insurance AtJTOMOBILE 1nsur111<11 bee• """""lied? Loot ,.... oporat. on JlceiM1 can m-. . • 11 tle @) ForS.Ie BEAUTIFUL wirehaired terr· 63 OLDS 85, sUd; oblfl, priced len and miniature poodles, to sell, Phone 317-:DU. 1-5-lle no sheddilll! or odoi-. AKC; Blrkaroo KL's, Coolvllle, POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy Ohio. Phone 617-31154. miniature. f75 and up. Stud INI-Ulle service and grooming. Phoae PIANO TUNING, pbone 19U50t 11112-5443 . II I tk before 9 a.m. Allo will buy CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES. heau· Uled plano•. 1-Utp tlful. tiny, rare. sUver blue AKC Golden Retriever pupplell, ond olher colors, AKC regis524 Ash St., Mlddleparl. a WILL DO sewing at home tered, allo lllud aervlce, phone zippers, pockets. pegging, 5443. &-D-tle Long Bottom 3'18-6211. l-3-6tc: bPmmtnD". alterations, ete. FIREWOOD, any length, arMn. Freddie Thabet. Maoon. or dry. Gerald Kin&. Rt. I, Phone '1'13-5651. 4-!0-tl• .rtm::E FOR health, send $2 for Shade. 12-29-letp 'Live Food Juices.' get another free. W. C. RidenDANCE TO our Sales, St. Louisvil1e, Ohio l!AY, G. CARSON. Phone 7414753. 11-29-12tp 43071. l-Ute TI;IE MUSIC OF MUSIC EVERY Friday and Saturday at Jack's etul> on Harrtaonvllle Road oft Rt. 7. ~.. 1-1-ac: GEORGE HALL SAT., JANUARY 18 9:30 til 2:30 HOTEL MARTIN RESERVATIONS WILL BE ~CCEPTED. NEED LIMESTONE for your driveway? We furnish and deliver. Emmett W. Shuler. Cantraetlng, Phone 992-3243. 1~22-tfo Phone Mt-2254 Clarence Proffitt, Portland. 10.1$-llc T-oTATOES, CLEANINGEIST carpet cleaner you ever uaed, 10 eaay too. Get Blue Lustre. Rent electric sham- $1. Biker Furniture. 1-6-elc --- 12-31-Sic Wanted ANTIQUES. furniture. dlshet. mlocellaneous. Mrs. lloward Cecil, BOO W. Main St., Pomeroy. 1-25-lle Male Help Wanted EMPLOYED MAN. llepalr typewriters part lime. Work with distributor. Company trains. 1.Dca1 Interview. Wrl~ Box 115. Glenshaw, Pa. 12-:14-ltlp 1/3 OFF HOODED 1. 99 Bryants Budret Shop P-roy liM OLDS 91 llll<ury sedan. Phone IIIIUIO. l-3-6tc: For lent HOUSE FOR RENT - 2 becll'OOitll! and bath. Ph. IIIIUllO. Phone IJ9S. l-Ute FREEZER BEEF. 1-3-«p 6185. TRAILER. Brown'• Trallor PillE, Minersville, Pllone IJ9S. 3314. l-Ute 21.43 before 5 p.m. ll-111-tfc in cabinets in kitchen, 11,1 acres ground, on Rt. 124 just as you turn onkl 143 al Laurel I;Uff. Phone 1192-6185. 1·7·121p P'URNISHED and unfurnished apartrnenls. Close to achool. Phone 99%-5434 . 10.18-lfe WOW! llle9 STEREO conaole with AM & FM radio, 4-speed automatic changer. This aet TRAILER LOTS, Bob'o Mobile aold much blgher. Just like Co>rl, Syraeuse. Ohio on St.ole new. Pay t5 per month or Rt. 124, Phone IJ9S.21151. balance due, f911.12. Call 11112· 1-11·11• 2836 . 1-7-ttc · ,; JIOOM unfurnilhed apartment. Phone 992-3975. J.U.Ifc .....t very liiUe, llolchar, lint Plants Church, Ohill. 1-5-«p Call .,. 1-5-&lp lil&p(.lled ol. AJQ" penon tnteretted DUlY pa. eecepUarll to Mid ateOUDY o• tu m:.tten . . rt.a1Dinl to the exe· cution al U.. trwt, lllttl lotH UHID love daya prior to lbe 4bU lit for lolll'inl· '· M. O'IIRIIN "BOPtll .IUDIII MilliS COUNTY , ottiO ·,. r1Uen 14-Ue Mrs. Paul Wallace spent New Year's Day with Mrs. John Hol~ Busin~ss ·Services .. Social Notes ' Mr. ond lolrl. Randall Smith .. Razord, Kenii1<IG' o1 11Jo1r CbrloiDUII vacation )rith tho -sporenlo, Mr,ll!dMrt. Marvin wn-. 'lbe)o alto ,.,. ovemtatrt suelllo ..W. har aliter, Mi-. ond Mro. K. C. !hlth ODd Call!,)' 01111 &loan ol Colum- "*"·.part IMst A ~ t. S..•,.. bus. Mi"l. Blanche Nel1011 1pent Cbrlrtmas with .the l')lul B• .Alk- maa family ot Lancaster. Mr. Emo<y JollnllllD lltlll re- main• very ill. Mr. and Mrs. Owen llol[rnan 1 p e nt and Roger and Lauren ChrlstmaB with hta parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lauren Hoifman. Spending Chrlstnias with Mr. and Mrs. Grover Stout were Mra. 1...... •• . o.:....nru .. !fj.., Sale ' HOBSTEY.TER REALTY ltOMIIOY UPEIT ..... AlltiMtll· ss.ss -GUARMTE~i!::-: PHONE 992~2094 . ,...,.,. ........... FOR FREE ESTIMATE 'PHONE 304-675-2425 Continental Const. Co. ·J, ' ' ed home, Long Bottom Markleyobur& Pa. wu a houseeueat of P a t Jamie Boyd, MC CLEAIEI & SHIU LAUNDRY Mr. and Mro. Bob Fitzpatrick B.~. Columhwt, were Mr. and ond datllbter ondvlallinl c. Mro. G1!J ilayDllll. C. C. BRADFORD MR. WILE: The composi· Uon of the first Indian-head AtrenONEBR Complete &enloe cents was the same as that of the Flying Eagle cent- CriUBr...... I 1 1ft Am CONDmONING Refriger' atlon service. Jack't llefrlg. eratlon, New Haven. 181-ttl'll. 4 I tle READY • IIIIX concrete dell•· ered right to your pmjed. Fast and easy. Jl'ree elllma~. Phone &3214, Gaegleln !Ieedy • Mix Co.. Middle- 1-7-ttc CIGARET'l'E vondlng IUchiDel 111111 ZIG ZAG oewing machine. and service. ABC EnterpriJal. faocy ..- jUSt plain everyjay Malon, ". v•. Pllone 'I'IMMI. Nwlng. Yoo wiU like I' 11 .ore. · M-lfc IIGnotlrams, darns, make.l buiiDnhoies, sews on butlo:ls RADIO and .TV ~. boule or llraljjht stitches. Try It In your borne; $42 or $UO oer month. Phone &25116. l-7.atc J2.l..lk · r.::·~~ per cent copper and 12 per cent nickel. The excessive amount of nickel gave the coin a lighter complexion. In 1864 the alloy was changed to 95 per cent cop· per and five per cent nickel. J i m Kelly's c o 1 u m n, Trends of Tojay 's U.S. Coin Values, a weekly feature In Coin World. lists the white cents as follows : Tbe 1859 in good , very good, fine, very fine and extra fine condition : $2.75. $4, ~ - $10 . 5~ and $20. The same coin in unclrculated condition should real· ize up to $35. The 1~1 I n d i a n-head "w hi t e" cent is valued slightly higher by Kelly he· cause of its low mintage fig· ure of 10.1 million. • • • Mil. REED : Will you please !ell me the value of a ~.50 gold piece In perfect condiUon? It Ia a 1910 Indian d AI 0 1908 .. 0ld hea· ' a ... ~ piece lll"tbe same cQJidlliDn and _an 1892 Columbian Ex,posiUon half dollar.-Mrs. J. 0. Wbyler !Aiu'on B~ Journal) •' MRS. WHY L E R: ~ again I refer to KeUy's tol' . IIJD!I; It Is the most rellabW • IOUll!e for last-minute aver1 ages available. Kelly's values can be depended upon. He shows the $2.50 (Quarter Eagle) In extremely fine cOndition to be worth approximately f3(), and the $5 (HaU Eagle) at ahuut $3a: The Official Black Book of United States Coinage shows the 1892 Columbian Half Dollar between $2.50 and $3.50. Uncirc'ulated ~ecimens are worth around $5. • • • DEAR MR. Rf':ED : I recenUy found a blank planchet in a new roll of one4Cent pieces. Cnuld you tell me how much it is worth. Please put •your answer in the Easton Express. I-'-collect and save Money CliP" eac~ week. I find it very Interesting. - Ben Rlt~ ler, Fiddler's Elbow, Belvidere, N.J. MR. RITTER: Coin blanko are interesting i t e m s to many collectors. I would suggesl you wrlle James John· son in care of Coin World anJ ask his opinion of Its value. Johnson is an expert in this field and I am sure he could give you a much more satisfactory answer. However, a 19111-S Buffalo nickel is a very nice colD to have if you are a colleCtor. Kelly values It at rougbly n:20 In good condltlon to too in extremely fine condition. You may find a buyer am0111 the members of your IDeal coin club. • • • DEAR MR. REED: I am wriUng for lnformatlon about an Indian-head cent dated 9110. The date must be an error In stamping •• It b In very good condition and should be dated 19110, but the figure I has been omllted.Mrs. S. tlevanclolhe, WllkeoB~rre. Pa. (Timeo Leader Evening Newo). MRS. LEVANDOSHE: This Ia an unusual coin Indeed. The figure I waa blanked by a filled.die, wblch means the cavity lnteuded to Impress that number on the coin blank wao accidently filled with a foreign object and failed to make an lmpreoslon. Contact Jameo JohnBon of Coin World. ;1 w-o ............. •• " - - • llfORMlliOII IIWS ·'liMe f presellls LOCAL -RfPOITS DAILY AT 7:50 A.M. 12 1001 3 P.M. AND · · · · . C:lt)P.M; ~ i(e~i:>ing Meigs Gallic and Mason Area Informed As Well As &114 Apfr ... ?!M't of .,..._lltloM4. CoiHfl4. a.. ., Ald. e::.u.IJ', ... IOMIIt.orJ ..uta ot a.. .. ill dds. '~J" ' ... .·. For s.r. NEW SIX ROOM Colootal dellanad hallll;. · 'lbraa- bollrooms, llf.J · taths, ceramic tne lnctutlllll! lllll bos.. a-•. GIQII 1liiiNI' · " · · · -.. - ~ ......... ,.. .... ,.!._ ....0 UMI Mel el .... --. ..... - ..... ·.............. Ill) ..... ;Hill ......... Cleltl ,. ..a.l Cwrt lfi_.L....,.. ._.., Cllilrtr (l) - . COtllli'ctiJW - · dtiJ.. IIY room, air cotllltlonad, 28 fool Ired porcb overloolitna: Ohio m.or. !'bono 992-3fli4. l::a.ete ·, . _ _ ~ ...,.------ · ·' · ---'"· •:.= 1.. \; 'I m- -..&oi'J a111 _ ,..__....... - 110- ~ - - . . . . . . . . . ..... and ... .mrl, _ ..IIU gi.JLnllo ltW c1aJ11 i!Jor to ella .... 1M - Vlolol SIDith .., _ · .;..fH"..,.,., ,1 /fftr,ON. A•J i' .•, *... Bett;v Holllnpr, Akron. ..,..a AJ~ wtU ...~ "" .......,. dQ-1 with Leona SlJIOD. ~';"'~ :J:..~ Sam B7u1 wu Yilltia& Mr. Aa,. JI!II'IC!O" ...,... to aa. . • ..,... objeollo.~ lhaP~.fw, ll II tbl!)'fll*lllf lito 'i'~li!Jidodl8 d u r \ n,e the' strlililli ~ give• It no parllculai' :vlllui!.1 caan. ..uJ uveral Ollti~WCIOD; ' _ _ ,_ - - - · - - - Pa. • •• I _ UOAoo~ ..._ - ........... _, .....,_, __ ~ . ;_......,......_....,.~ ... --~- ·-- "' -:-- ~ " ' ' ' ' ' " " ' " " '· ·':· .II !if ( (( ·ml'<r fJJI\V WE 1-1~ 1ltc f-'OPULATrou IWD IN<:REI\Yi lHE rOOf> 51.1PR.Y liT 'tl-iF. SAMS • toraen NPI'UIDWli aa, a1 - . Judy Deeter, Racine, were vl.U.. afora~,mloaecl ,.,...., log Mr. and - · · Larl'1 ClirdL ~ lt. Rawa, Po!Daru;r, ewo. No. Mr. ll'ld Mrl. Burdell Dun and Yoa ua ........, nMIGid ·tblot till - ' ) t 1111. JOoeph - - .. _ . , . . Ethel Larldu. . .. "'' Enterloined DEAR SIR: Can you tell me lhrougll your column In our paper, how much Indianhead pennleo are worth? I have one IIIIlS and one 11198 • • • DEAR SIR: I have a very ln fairly good condltlon.unusual 1911 Buffalo (kent Mro. Orlo Homewood, West piece). It Is an S mint coin .Union. Iowa (Cedar Raplda an~ the ''T" In CENTS on I '"" ·' ' the back t.o crossed Ul!e a '1!>1· Gazelta)H. ter P. WoUld the pli!i!e hive any value?· ~K, W. M •-lal ,... oultrop, J a·c h o.n, !ilklb: iJacllicm(:I~I' Palrlol). ·'' . MR, M.:'Ofien defonilltle1 on a ci!ln l!rJ • • •·by eara, less ~· amon• "·avler •• -· ·-~-:-·.;,, •. _....,..._. _ _ __ .r pita!, Parkal'lbltr(. li', VL V!Jilt1o& Mr, and Mrl. Dorset NOTICI 0.. PILUle 0111 INYIIN'IOaY Larldna were Mr. aad Mrl. VIr-- Tlte s :·:=•=NTC.UIIIY . eU Wamaley and son, Mr. and · ,......,. c... rtMrl. Jlm Prelton BDd tam!ly and ofT~.tbe....~kl~ ~dW..W:: Betty Louden and tamily Che- lnt u IN raetdu.U . , 1M . . . . . . ' C'lhlo,~~-.lhJ.re. next o1 ldfto . tb• hllalltWMII 1bl6lr FJmer N8wen Chelter and u.. ..-tll; .., to u. ....,..,. ., at- .' IJ..D.IJtc "/. WMPO Cbarleo lleasltU' ware vlollinl their llttar, Mae McPeek, Who STIQI!&rre 8V IIJTSRRVPTIII'> A tMII llllHE /leT CF I'IITTIIJU! ' I :========= A, B. Kibble, ReadavWe, and Frank Rt111101ds, Ma8txl, W, VL were vlaiU., Mr. and Mrs. David Smltb ond lomlljo; A4a BltaoU ond Mr. and Mro. Cent- TO MONEY CIJPS : We have several old coins left to us by our grandparents and among them are some whi~ · Indian-head penni.., . Are they any more valuable than the thinner coins made of copper? -Carl Wile (Waco · Times Herald). ~ ' ... 173-5543 Smith tor a weekend mrtna tho Grover &out. Falll, N. Y.; Mra. Dqmar Jtum.,. ' Mrs. 9\erman Ballengee· has hOlidays. Mlos I!Qyd and Mloo mapr and 1011, Dallao, Jack1011, SlnJ.th were former roommates been very iH with the nu. 0.; Hel• ond George G r o c o, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas McKen- at W. Va. Unlvaralty, Morpn- Charlestoa, W. Ve., and Mr. ond zie or Paintsville, Kentucky were town, W, Va. Fred Larldns, who has been Mr1. R. R. Gray, · Tupper• New Year' I Da.v guests with his Memorial Plaino. sister and brot.ber..fn.J.aw, Mr. a patient at Veterans Mr. and Mro. Tad Hayman • baa return· HoiPital, Pomeroy, and Mrs. Jack Bolen. ODd fanitly and JODOt Bluell, Columhwt, """ •lltllng Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bloaall. Edith Sl11011 ond famUJ, !'om· eroy. were dinner gueJta of Mr. and Mrs. llonk Hollar. Mr. and Mrs. RGbert Whl~ and Mary Pieree wera vllltlns Genavlave SltJbart and Mr. tuld Mn. Ru11ell VanMeter, Port.. land. Mr. ODd Mrs. Lorey Cu~ by Mort Reed. ' ' · and •'fllllll4' were dlrolet' t.118N ol Mr. and Mro. Marvin Walker, Tunlero Plains. Mr. and Mrl. Bill Kauff tuld 'Ill!~ Of.,~ 1110RIIAme ~p -.i·_ • • • Professional 1111 cleanin&·luaranteed Mason, West Vlr&lnl~ Caltad bore due to the ~ of Jolm Groee were Mr1. cut! til Cautllorne and AlU-m, Glllll ..... pMienl -'.J • Alt•r8Uons, aippert ancl packets .a6 E. Malo Paoooroy, 0. PT. PLEASANT W. VA, The "WHIT·E " - Business Servl- ---'*' MCORE'S • ALUMINUM SIDING • STORM JfiNDOWS • REMODELING AND BUILDING 1-Mie noons. ....~ ...uo~ IZ.. ,. MAIM 'LCOA Mr. Paul Wallace, who bas ~ Lt ...... -. . .,,,.,,., Pullp .... •lllilllo hilt ., • "'tt,. ......... . Prices HELEN or YIRGU. TEAFORD SYRACUSE, 0. .._., ..,..... dau&lltar ...,.. vlllltlna NallleCozarL POMEROY - Warm 3 bedroom brick, bath. run baaement. Only $65110.00 MlllDLEPOilT - 4 bedrooms, mndern kitchen. lllo balha, level lot. $85110.110 FnMs WANTED ASSOCIATES Plus wfih .,.,,. •oat .... ""'..,.._________ 11 .. 6 Sat ....................------·' to 7 s.........:.........._........ 11 •• 6 were there e:.:cept Harold and We to Ids work he eould not be with the famiJ;y. He and Mra. Bolen had vtalted hi a mother a few days before Christmas. Mr. Clarence Turley ls a medl<al patient in Holzer Ho.opltal. J." ,_...r,•• . -ONLY l11.H ...,. • hJth· fituaur• rlnl.~. .. .... ...., teo - • • car •htt~a :J, ......... eft 4uty - · · cblldrell and their famiUie•, Katherine. Roger, Max. Jack, Donna Jean and Loia. All been a surgl<al paUant· ot Veterans Memorial Hospital is not 10 well and will have to under~ 10 11urgery for secmd time. Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Stout and Mr. and Mn. Bernard Allen and family ci Albany spent New Year•a Day with Mr. and Mrs. ·' ' MONEY CLIPS SAVE MONEY, 1969 zig zag sewing machine ; this mach· ROOM furnished apart.. port. 0111<1. • ., 1ft ine make• buttonholes, dsrna• .,_"'·· Phone and emb. Take O\ier payments BUOOI'.T PRICE lumttun 011 ll·ll·tfc ol $5 per mooth or pay bal· our third noor budget shop. anee due ~ - 12 . Call 992-2836. apartment. bath, Ha..r Furniture, MlddleporL 1-7-etc .Biow11's Tratler Park, Min. Oldo. 11-tte 11;-r!De, Ohio. Pbone . __ l-Ute MIDNIG'IIT CONSOL-ER a~reo SEWING MACHINES. repair 1 opeakers. 4-lpeed record aetvlce. all makes. WY 1thanger with two-way baJhouse with bath. 2214. Tlte Pabrlo Shop, Pomoncc oootrol; diamond needon Union Ave. UWeroy. Authorlted Sl~~t~er Sales le, AM-FJI radio; 1121 caah and Service. We Sharpell lncil-. Phone or $'1.111 per montb. Pllone l-'l-31c Sclsoorl. ....... IJ9S.25116. CASI: NO. liMO. J'lm. ADd. P'lDal AeeoWlt of Paul C. Wera.s~ Ad· mi1l1.1Jln.tor of tile -.tate af ........... C4'7 Werner. DeeeaMCI. Cl\8 NO. 1..,.,1. J1nt aDd JIJW Ac:cvu.nt ol Tllomu It TUrner. Ad· Jni.nldn.t.o!' of \bil . . .te of Llll· 11n M. 1'W1Mr, J)eeeateel. \.lnl... n~Pliorll aN fUed UUII'fto, 4il1 •~oounh wW be for llieariq Ldan Aid Court OD tiUI nh daJ Of )'e bru•ry. liMit, 1t wb.lcb Ume Aid . •t"COun.. •Ul boiJ eoiiiPd.ered •nd eoal '"'"' " d fi"'OII dQ to day llnUI fln•Uy 1·7-Jip HAY, TimothY and Clover Mix- r:URTISs TlllCIINICIAN, Leland Parker, IJ9S.2264 Pomeed, Timothy, also second cutroy residence or 817-3251 Coolting of c!over. Joe Wippel. ville call slation, wiahes Bollone mUe east of Five Points, day Greellngs. Dally aenkio County Road 53. Phone 1192· with llml~ SUnday fore. 8410. 1-6-«p MODERN ONE BEDROOM unfurnished apartment, Coato Bull<llng over Dutton's Drug Store, Inquire at apsrtment A JIM WALTERS home. five H. I.S.l2tc rooms; bath, wall to wall carpet ln the living room, builtI ROOM apartment, cl,.. to downtown Pomeroy. Call tift. Purl Rueur. Deceal6d. f25QO.OO Children• & Teenagers 101 W, M•ln 992-5896 Aeeounla •Dd voucb.us of tile foJ. l'lwbll: IUoiMd fkhaclal'lel brte beaD riled. ID the Probate cow;, X.lp Ooualt)', Oblo, fol' apPl'O"''al aDd. 11ft. tltnt•nt: · CA&E NO. lt,tll. Jtnt: .IUid l'tDal AccouDt ol lema H. SinJolr, Ad· miD.t..tnroklc' Ill t1M1 lllhte ol NelHa GEO. HOBS'l'ki"I'ER, &-. ! Lim! - Rock St. and 4 """" house out of high water. SWEATERS ~-;;· ,.. Till MATTia 011 lln'L.IMifiT 0' ACCOUNTS. f'JtOIAT8 COU.T, Ml.l.l COUNTY, OHIO YOU SAVED and slaved for llday. waD to wall carpet. Keep 11 new with Blue Lustre. Rent oleelrlc ollampooer $1. Tiny's 1-M!C Barplnland. VACANCY for two elderly peo- sn!AW. Phone IJ9S.I227. ple. Preler prlva~ pold pa1J.Z$-12tp tients. Phone Maoon, 'I'IS-6181. HAY, Phone 9!12-57911. l...Uc SEWING MACHINE. 1911 zig zag, wear what you make on this honey. '!'!tis machine Lost Real Estate For buttonholes. aopUques. darns. LlliT - Meigs Marauder footballJackeJ; at the Mlip llllb - - and .I!WI ..... straight ...tch . Only $39.10 Sdil01 Dance New Yean Eve . cub or $4.50 per month . 'If found please call IJ9S.:I'I44. Phone 992-25116. SER. STATION PoMEROY OPEN • 24 HOURS LEGAL NOTICE Pets For Sale Notice . All obta on Ale. We are 1967 CHI!VROLET........................... -...-....----------..--$12110 If ·Bring Top Grade -Results 'HOMEWORK' Watching Want Ads ,. �-------------- ~~ ·-:--~ ____ ,_... .. ' ' ..d Mrs. Old Town News Fla... ·~~' Charllo carrou News, Events -·Mr. 01111 ...... Dolberii'Oif· ell, lilt. and MrL Ra)'ea MeMuri'J, local, Mr. IIIII Mra. J!d>. ert Lewton lllldd&u&frt,et,Raclnt. aniPaul Sellera,!Geol, ealledon Mr. 11111 Mro. ·f!Qr P....U anll By . lllAl' JOHNSTON Ill' MRS. HEIUIERT ROl)SH Lladl Beegle, Rac:lne; LOb' 1!1.. DoUey, SllveraviUo; Mr. and Mn. """" ry Aullleriee. ~ \an/1 Mr. llla\lly. 11111 Mrs. Hem')' Autber...,_ Bov· Mr. Roy Powell l<cldoDII.Y P orly, vi~IIOd Mr. IIIII Mrs. Clrl .• ploce o1 o1oa1 In hfa eye. Ulo Autl>eracm Chrl- lloy. wile hbn to 1 doctor IIIII Mr. and Mro. C1r1 Allii>Or 1011 &01 It romowd. "ere dl...r guests of IJndt.JJee.. Mr. Bernard Icenhonrpuaed cle. Haem*, on Ou1abnaL away at Eaat Liftl'POCII Jan. 8 Mr. Rdlorl Our• violled Mr. or a 11oar1 alack. Mr. and Mra. Homer leed!oWer, loell, and llod Mr. IIIII Mrs. Sol Blcley Mro. Helen Jelfero, !l\'raOUOO, IIIIIMra. Eddie, Chrloii!U lloy. -- 10 lho CW>James carter, Mra. AJ.. went \It .....re • IIIII era!. ft Hollil!eVo Sr, IIIII Mr. Mr. IIIII Mrs. B011by J,. Wallo MrL Sol BlcleY ala- tho tlltll and fanllb'. Racine Route, .u -~ ... weddiJw amrlveraary celebnt1on Ll.urem:e Johnston, Jr., local. II Loq BoUmnMetbodloiChureh called on !llr, 01111 lllra. ~o~ay. Sunda.Y honorillll Mr. 01111 Mro. wood Jotmaton. Joaeph Blooell. Mr. Charlie Ia lin· Mn. MartM HolabWK, Mn. fr...lnla proviDI at his home. Finnie Blcl•• IIIII Mra. v .. Mr. DDion ,Tayler remai!O!• carter vlalted • di.Y with Mrs. about the !lillie at home. Alta Holalnpr, Jr., Raelae. .. ' IICIIIIII, Gilllj>ollo; carrou -.................... • Apple.Grove 11111 fullb:, Mr. IIIII Mrs. Harry Powell and Nra. Ruth. PaweU, Reed ... Mr. IIIII Mrs. GI'OIII'!lloolb'eo Ltaa add Todd. Columbwl, were w.oellollll vlaltoro ..wltb Mr. IIIII Mra. !Ia)' Holno1, Lloo ipJI Todd remained ror e week trith ttieir fii'Ol1I\JOl'enl8. RQmond Adams ot Warren spent tho hollcla>'o with his .PV· onto, Mr. IIIII Mro. Marahall Adamo. Mrs. IIQr Dono11Uo IIIII Grea went b,y plano to Clovis, NeW Moidco, IIIII -.dod Utowoddlllll IOD IJld brotbar, JoftnDJ Om:lhue, to ~1!11 Janlce LOuab. dalla!>tBr ol Mr. IIIII Mro. C. C. Looogh, .., Dec. 6 al Ute Church of their ot Chrlat In Clovit. Johnny was recently diachlrgedfrom service wllh lho V. S. Army. Mr. IIIII Mrs. Donobue are reaid1ng at •1601 Rosa Street, Clovis, N, M. NelldeiiiiiiN oi Betlllebem bas not been ldenUfted, Tile Star bill-• ulronomen believe that the plallot VODUI dJuld bave been the "liar'' that guided Mr.IIIIIMro.lla)'Hell.,ycalled tbe wile meD to tbe IIWI&er .. the flrst Cbrlstmu. on Henry ~vis at R&wDIWood. . I!IIIII!~AI!IT!!1!!111!!1! BAPTIST CHURCH CONTINUE THRU JAN.l4. SERVICES BEGIN AT 7:30P.M. RE·V. CHARLES NORRIS, EVANGELIST. EVERYONE WELCOME. " '•i' . We're Closed On ·sUNDAYS. ' Special TltiJ WHir - TENDEI JUICY ' .CHUCK RO Eden News By MAR1111o HOLSINGER lie¥. Eldon IIPIDI ! h • Chrla-• Sc:hool attollllanee on - . 28 wu 69 • orrer~~w , wu Sonll,y Own illai<o hollcla>' wllh hio ehU· d - and lholr famWeoat~rlirc- ··lt.IH. Oirltbnal Eve pella or Jllr, ·wllh Mr. llllllllrL Alva Hoi·'~.,..r and Mrs. Mlllanl SWartz were Sr. Mr. IIIII Mrs. Sol Blcley were . Mrs. Dale Kuhn aM and Eddie, Mr. ·l nd Mn. Robert buy of Llttle HoeklD&, Mr. . Webb, 'bta lncl laura, C o r a · Web!!, John Rollinoon and lllra. 1. . . ·un. Terry swartz, Mr. and 'Einma Van Meter', Geoqe, ~ 'lira. Jil1ke WWiams and Mm.Ue. l(r, and Mrs. Vere swartz, .to~· erta; Doria, Dovld IIIII Robert .t.l, IIIIi! Mr. 01111 Mrs. Rlcllltd · Dowey, 11111 Golirlo'• friend, and family or Rave- llarpro~ ol Belpre. Go.- Grlllla welll to Colum· Mr. 11111 Mro. M1ko Kerwin liuoiO .... .,_. Chrlo-awllh opont Chrlobnao Doy wltb Mr, .,, ooi>-IJ>Iaw Ollll dlugl>ter IIIII 01111 Mro. WllliaDtHooelloo. Mr. 01111 Mra. Fieldllllll ll'ml-. Mr. Olllllllro. a.ariH Toni, llolpn, vlalledMondll'wlth and Kevin. He returiiOil Mr. IIIII Mro. Sol .l llghy IIIII Ecl- o:llfl"" lif lila - aad Mrs. AI"UUIU Chrl-• dl-- '' . . ... :?J•• ·r . .......- 12 oz. can ~ and lamlly o1 Bol!>'ro "'"' MriUol .. • ,._ Mrs. Clair Follrod IIIII U'¥; ....... ... 'a;:-:; beea '!'d< Mrs. wuu... carr """ ......,. t.ro. '!1IOy ~ lo bar IJOI'onta' · 01111..,.._~. White al · li>Or ~ lha olaJI~ . - TI\Uracla>' their hciDe ~~~~~~ ~ira.. Snrtz c~ ·Baeon .. ·. .8· P~RK., ~·· Neck ones.......i. .~ e FRE$.H <:! · .., 'ti+;.·l· ..... CUT . ~ ' ' ,, .' . l .. ... . . \·' . . .l ·• ', '•. • . . . ' ' ~--65e ·~, ..,, ' . ~LAD BC)WL I!KGS. ROMES FINE COOKERS s• ... I ... . 'I fl . • 0 .,.... cr.w-.· . ' ' ... ...... .....,.,.. LII& - - YAIIITIIS • Dill• Wlu.. :::.~ 0 ·--·- . we ..._ ~ • ...... Swll'llflslaat..b ,._f5c' H..W Flllell ~= I ... 1 laltl11 1111.. •, • I ... Uc · .,.......Ill.. ::.. ::, lie • • S'Jit I 0 ..... !!; \ BIG BUYS on Fresh Fru it s an d Ve geta bl es! I , I Salad Dress ng~:!.!~!!.~----:..---,-1.·:. Royal Scot.Ole.o· ~~~~t~------ 7 ~Zesta ~INNER Grade A • .. . I ~ IUTT HAU Bull Portions • • • • ····•••rlloas • • • 0 Ceatel' 118• lllces •• ' ,···~,'<) lb.. ~ I , · or ~tter th~~}~e side.~ ~~~\~".'- :, ·. ·•· .· . · Tiui\.'s' oilf poliey...t~t's 01W pi!.cbee; · That's just ~ne m~l'1l· reason Y:o~ qm bUy Super-Right'~~ts ~th epnfi<Jenoe. . ' . Lool ,.. tho Hill Ham wfflo ..... ...,.... llic. On top! • alu Bu_rt· Alwajs Si.ve You Mtiney Our Good V u\\¢1" ·, .. ~-~ 1 reeonlb'- · w- Mr. IIIII Lasure"!' ;, •,, W9llila, Utee eallitW oo_ Mr. 01111 Mr. and were Mr. Slrartz IIIII 01111 Mrs. 1'11e114111) ily II ,ou--.arn... "'tl. :::;;:• vi alton In · .......... 'i'. . . . •...--· . . • 1st. , Lool an All>- and dl"'h- p..,.roy week. \~~'· wllh !lor · · ' Mrs. •·lfiud8 'itolcotllb; IIIII MrL ~ Mar- '"::. IIIII !lire. ' Terry apont Chrlabnaa . w1111 - · Mr. and IIH. ·PolO -~~ Huntlnatan. W. VL Mrs. 0pa1 van ]\loler alid alia ol Col....,.., Mra. Boatrice Belllz IIIII Kovln l!yner af 01111 Poorl aandolpi. "! .;. Mr. mi MrL Mlllanl · kliW tho holidoYo. S.P.i'fiii•> OIIII Linda Wlllltmolllll Loonanl Amos and IIIII Mrs. Wlllltmo called on Mr.lllll .,,o- -. When we P!lclca8'e , we puUhe best side down. · The sid~ of the meat you can't see is guarantee(( to ~ eqijal to ·.·· OHIO VALLEY SLICED TREET H- . 23 oz. can - COOKED HAMS '• ' BEEF STEW tbelr.,...nll, Mr.IIIIIMro.a-• .,.... ol once ~er-IIIIIMr.lllllb · • . . - Baehel COea,clouahte< 1-Waid Amoo and •elf! Mr. 01111 Mrs. Cola, e... . . llclzer Medical ~ •• · · ~~ Mr. and MrL WUJiom carr aDd a~ ~~a-~ ........ apont 11oy Mra. Jamil ~ IIIII Henry wllil .her .PVenta, Mr. 11111 Ma:o. ;,* " ~":' ~ ·~ Boborl Whl• at Ke.., whet.o 22 Artlllr, ..~. ' , ,• 1am11y ,_hera uaembled ·fdr · wlllla B. Gt'ocarJ, Oe10n. . Chrl-• will! hi• - · w. lllrL Edllh Harper ol Clmlll, "- ~Ohio, and Mrs. DmerWrl&htlllll .Mr. and IIIl-o. ee.p llolcloillllter ofeoeboclonvlaltedlfr. ol Jacklon viiiiOd !lor .,...... IIIII Mrs. Clarenee Honderacm ~ Sllioe,Olllllamlly ...,..,. and Mr. IIIII Mrs. dolr Follrod ·Jit, .IIJI!I , MrL Vance Wllbllr and lamlly duriiW lho hollcla>'L lljll ,~ were WeUaiOn ii'ChrllilntJ Eve .,..U II lho pofO;.on 8aWrdaJ, . ~-,.... Mr. ·Bic!Q' hltlt apont a - wllh and Mr. and Mro. Ridlard :tOiirnd mi his aant. Mll!ol a.arlea ol POIIIOrolh Mr. lnd' HCIIIMr, H~ ~.:_~~-~ Mro. BIUy FollrOd and SUo Am E. W. HoleombOIIII-...., ....or Alheoo, Mr• aild Jla. Gorald 111o Chrlabnal ....allonw!Utrelas...u 11111 ~ of ~. tlveaiD TnU. Mr. IIIII Mro. Rabort J!4WNcJe Mra. Rulb ·Sirlaher of Rldo '1 "SU,EI-IIGHr' QI(ALITY SMOKED ,. • -·I'! BUNKER Hill . La- . J!ln. Boaeless Rib lleak1 • ·Dela«»,alco Steaks • Shol'l Ribs •• Boaeles• Shaak ...... Bolllag • • FULL SHANK HALF . tlodr home Ia , dof, . eeUnd on Tue"""- Arlo., Sllnday ~ · . Mn. TGnl llliOIIdlal Chrllibnal week w~t~~ · AIJiart cone on Frida>' afl.. b.Y .aulo Car ' FACIAL nSSUES .. ASSORJ.ll COLORS 200 d. box iianuilrlcfg"t; If!· II ' :, > a . . ~ 0 We accept Fed. FllodStimps . '• Prices Effective . • Jaooary 9-lD-)1 . . !lr, IIIII loin. Do WI WDI....,_ • '!iore WeiiiiOn vialtoro em JlloD. u......... Right ......... h liMit ~ltl,. '•. .:..ents left "Tho Storo With A' H." CHECK THESE FUL·VALU BUYS! Chrl- weekend wltb tbolr t:L.-:-1 .,__ ,....... ..,._ 11111 ...... Harry · ~ Gullirlo and Mr. IIIII Mrs. Tom . ·~· Joniaa Yo& = 5TH anil PEARL STS.. RACINE , "'!t~-i.u..n Yoat 01111 lamlly oiSUpr c...... oponl Boneless Beef Boasl c;,:;-... 7SC Swiss Steak st=J:" . . . . . . .c . . . . . . Boasl • ••• • ···IS' Gnaad Clauck • ....Jtc IN Rib lle.U IONI • • • ,..SJ09 10 M ""7 lb. . j BE on Thurooy. .u , · ~~r. an4 ..... louuanl Swartz .. . . ' ' Chrlilmas Doy with Mr Mr. 01111 Mra • .,...,, cartar !f~~r Dalo Kuhnlllllfaml4>'at "and Jlmln:f vialted 5atunloywlth · :t.IUJe H~kiDIMr. and Mro. .Alva HoloiJwer, c ~.. and Mrs. M1ko WDIIama Sr. , , ~•·•· " Mr. and lllro. Boborl ......... ·. ¥I ·daulbter. spent Chritt:IDU Bruce land Steve. COOlville, wlalloJ· wltb Yr· ,and Mrs. 1MMrd I._ .. .n.rtll.. -IPIICIDH._,.R GROU D Thole opendiiW ChrlobDU DIY ONI PIICI ILADE CUT From Premier Grade Beef M Mr. ·. And CENTER . T FRESH JUICY . qu,ort •...... . . i .Strawberries . . '3 -sloo ' CRISP JCHER& utt..c:e ..... ~T ~ .- ,,;1, ·, Vine-Ripe To-.atoes · • SNlCIAL PRICEI lb. CRISP FWH Carrots ' ARMAND FRESH ::29' Grapefruit Falsu SEEDLESS �,. .,, \ ~~;rl ,I ' ( >.- \ 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>. - .... - . . . -..... ...... lllln>TuoodQ Ill tho! Olllo Sea. Ooe bill ..uuld l'l'fei: ... ~· 1111 ... fr- 21 "' Jl. :no !Jiho er would lbollllh tbo death oll> In Oblo. . Both blllo - three-llllh• of tho t>t~l>­ ~.. letlioilture "' - OPProvllllb, llld a major01 the N....-r 1969 eJectim to become law. Ity - Ivan 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." ' 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. p-. wait two weeka. •• "We, the consmner, need help • • • I'm IU'Iftlna: acued." Then cammenta were excerpted from lettera ftled with \ 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 , . PI'••• 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 '" '"' .. arid 18 t.o. 20- -•led a not ·otlro.t.... todu ,were • CENTRAL AND SOillliERN OHIO ..r~r bnciJII Cor their llrllma.lor •-•IAirinoltlia lli~o!'u a-...11• 'llldo ol · - tral p!lfno. • '' . \ ~ .OIIea '<i il!iBed Under the aebedule for the the autcmakers wlll their cbanee to reply Oil hearl~s. cet .... bljund ' In • l1lo .w -- oat coUlokiD at t •a.m. dll' '"' CcJomtit Rd., No. 35, - of 1 nillO of BL . .. •·· ' ,, '' '·' '' E'· & H '!llaioo•liliiYiap Boodo and P~! .....liD Ohio nillllea. 111o Slate ,... . •u· 71.8' PlY, cent ol Ill i988 ..... p i NoV~ 30', 1¥0• ~ - ''- 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 10 t~· Aino lfolp ~ COurt Jan. lO 011 I dlarp of drivlns 1011 <i -· Meigs Studenlll in $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· Comml-.· EIYPi- :, • ' ·,.' ,; ''fiUfj ' '~ • .. ••••••••'"" - . .~ . .' >""1•.,: . ' ' ' ... ··~• . '- '.•i··'U.II to $1."' . t '·) -· - • -· ·· , AP Wire 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 I!Jal'!'W I third row, Michael ' 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 "ork. No - .,~ '\. Sifting Evidence ·· In Accident MetP E&H Bond I more 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 . 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 ' 'i 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." . r- FTC . ::;:f>~=~t{:~:r~=~=~=~=~r=~=~:~:~:;:!:}i:f~t=~=~t!t:;:_:::~tt~?~~t{!~f?~~~ti~~~~~~~~~~f~;~~~~it= · 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_. · 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 ' iL 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'. · ·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. . , <( ~· 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- '"" ~o POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO VOL. XXI NO. 181 diamond gomodtlrn ••ri::: U.t science will t. ldvaatelf too hot Devoted To The lntere•IM Of The Meig•· /KIJM)IJ Area •EIG5 THEATRE Let our experts reset your diamond in a modern lietting ... at a very low CO!!. Your diamond will look lovelier, and larger too. Is 1 entine at Jnternattonal Team Cbesa Tournament, held in Lon· cion in 1927, was won by Hungary. The first Court Orders Fmes I • Now You Know 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'... · otltllllooiJ 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 -•a. 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 ' . , 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 . a. .' 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 . ~ na elected vt'*~ Uld El- ...., Wuerell, . GiUfpnllo, ....._ ~~ f' --10-· .. - - . .. tho . . . . !llvltod lbo ·- - Atlatlall 11m, moo''N Ia· .,.P ll<iiiiJ- llolt. ,- Pllallol¥· .- . 14 -;:. lo cllaaou 6(oeratlooc . _ diina,QI the .... llrPort. ' · Tlool'arloiao~z;q,....,... ..... ,.,; ........... 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 ' , • . • . • ~-..- ""1"1!117 Cor. \ . . Scholl is ber or lhe Maaonlc Lod&e (Law- Ex- Postmaster Briu!tl-noi>how, SGT. SCHOLL . ., ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource January 8, 1969 cowan fisher