https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/95a336826a80c9747906da75eb724130.pdf 34686c94e0ac04c2bc219ac8c6df38ce PDF Text Text Now You Know 1969 10- The O.Ib Senti~l. Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Thurllday, Jaooary Murder Judge's Wife OPEN Ell( LID, Ohio (l.J PI) - The dren W'-'re sleeping in an upwile o! Euclid Plhmi clv.>~ . lu1~ote &talr!l bedroom. Rober! L. Steele, 37, W<b founn ..Judgle Steele uid ne heard shot to death today i.n a bed- a 80UI1d and went upstairs to room of their faahionable home. cheek the kids," Munroe said. Pol! 1.:e said her bod,y w a s "Then he heard a couple of sprawled across a bed 1n a first pops . He came dotm.!ltaira and floor bedroom. William T. Mon- heard footsteps outalde. But he roe ci ty law director, said ''Mrs, did not hear a car. Steele was murdered by a per"He went to the first - floor son or persons unknown ... bedroom and found his wife shot 1\!Dilfoe, a close personal on the bed. •• Monroe said. •"She friend of steel\!'5, said the JUdge was obviously dead."' Steele teltold him he was in his den go . ephoned city pollee and told them lng over some legal briefa when ••get aver here quick. My wife the shooting occurred. The chil- hubeoolhoe.N ELBERFELDS STOREWIDE CLEAN-UI! SALEI ... End Hospital Stays Ca1 son Crow and Todd Smder expectW toda) to be relea sed from the Ohio t lni verslt) Health Cent.er where they have bee n recovering from leg l arlilage s urger) performed Ia :;t week m l'o)umbu s. Crow aOO S ~de r , both f l r s t offcnstve team pla~ers on l he 1968 Ohio Universit~ Mid-Amcri- zation 1s critical. " MEIGS GENE HAL HOSPITAL ADMI~10NS - Pauline Deren.- berger, Pomero}; Gerald Shumway, Reedsville. DISC11ARGES - Everett Daile). SF H\ ICES CHANGED f uneral services for Ivan J, Cowan that were to be 11eld sat-- urday at 2 p. m. fr om RawlingsCoat,o., I uneral I lome will be lleld instead at the Burlingham Church at 2 p m. on Saturday. Burial will be m th~ Burlingham Cemetery. I he lt~v. Donald Brickles will offk1ate. DIVOHCf: ,\.')Kill A pet1tion for dl\Ort"e has been tiled m Meigs County com mon plea s court by Sharon H, McClintock, Racine, a mmor , against .John McCl intock, Racine. The plaintiff charges gross neglect of duty and extreme en•. elty, and see ks custody of a minor child MEIGS THEATR£ TONIC. II l ON LY NOT f !PEN FRIDAY & SAfURDAY JAN. 10 • ll Ronald G. McDade, Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company, has been promoted tJ Assistant Director of Educational Activities at the company's main office in Columbu s. In his new positioo, McDade will assist schools in CoJ umbus and Southern's service area, from e le mentar,y through t he college level . McDade will be moving to c.,. lumbus from Middleport, where he was General Sales Represen. tative for the company. He joined C&SOE in 1959 a.s a Dealer Representative in the Commercial Department in Columbus. In 1963 he went to Atbens as a Deal er Coordinator, and in Mar ch, 1967, was promoted to Heating and Air Conditioning Consultant at the Athens office. In Decem ber, 1967, McDade was appointed oo tho Middleport o!!lce. After graduation from Racine High School in 1954, he attended the Lancaster branch or Ohio Univeralt.y, majoring in liberal ~TARTS 99.00 COATS •• , •••. , ........ ... .... , ••••• SALE 78.00 119.00 COATS ........... ,., • ••••• , ....... SALEII.OO 129.00 COATS ............................ SALE 91.00 ·: Sale ·· MARRIAGE APPLICATION Arthur Dale Koenig, 19, Reeda-ville, and Mary Angelina l..aComb, 1\q)pers Plains, student. 7 P.M. 4.95 Girlo SKIRTS ......... SALE 3.00 SKIRTS ......... SALE 2.50 Womens Knit Suits ... .. JUNIORS AND MISSES SIZES BESTFORM JANUARY SPECIALS 10.9S TABLE LAMPS ...... SAL I! 8.89 11.95 TABLE LAMPS ...... SAL! 9,89 12.95 TABLE LAMPS ... . U.LE 10.89 SUITS •.•• SALE SUITS.. •. SALE SUITS .... SALE SUITS .••• SALE SUITS •.•. SALE SUITS ..•. SALE SUITS .... SALE SUITS .... SALE ROGERS SALE ing lfl ani out over men enppd in the operation. The well is down to 5,000 feet, In the Newburg 12.00 14.00 20.00 24.110 34.00 38.00 50.00 54.00 Reg. 2.50 Womens Slippers Sale 1.69 Rea. 89c Mlcromesh Stockings . Sale 2 pr. 1.00 Drapery Dept. Sale Prices on Yard Goods 69c 36'" Chock Glnthafll, IOK Cotton 111•• 1/4", 1/2'', 1'' ,, , , S.Io .50c yd. Be !6" Quetirlp Prlnto eftll Solid• .••••.•.••.••• Solo ..9c 1.39 Sportaw ..r fo.,rlc, 5ml Portro , .,. Cot!Oif ·Cheetc.. •I Plo14• 1 kfl4• ••"'• J',' .,, .. ,, ••. 1.00 rd. 69c 45 ' P•nnonent P'roos .• Print•. , ••. , , . , • , , , •••.. Solo 59c yd. r•· 13.95 14.95 15.95 16.95 17 ,95 20.95 22.95 TABLE LAMPS ..... SALE 11.89 TA.BLE LAMPS ..... SALE 12.89 TABLE LAMPS • . ... SALE 13.89 TABLE LAMPS . . SALE 14.89 TABLE LAMPS ..... SALE 15.89 TABLE LAMPS ..... SALE 17.19 TABLE LAMPS .. , .. SALE 19.89 2-4.9!1 TABLE LAMPS ..... S4LE 21.39 1.29 -45" PerManent Pru1 Corlllure)' . ...... . ....... Sale 1.00 ,4. I.Jt Dfe~p•r Prlnte 45"' wlft ........ •..... . Sole 1,00 yd. -49c 45" PrlntM Outlnv ., . Sole !tc yd. 26.50 TABLE LAMPS ..... SALE 23.89 16'• All Lhtllfl 28.95 TABLE LAMPS ..... SALE 24.89 Dl•h Tow•llne •••• . ••••.. Sole 39cl ylll. R!CEIVIO ANOTHER SHIPM!NT Solo Prh:ot on S.loctod Stylet PLAYTEX BRAS AND GIRDLES Rog . 5.00 ••• • 3.9S Ll•lno Stretch Brat ., ,Solo ], 29 ,. ·: ·.. :·: ·:·:·. · Girt. 4•14 ; Worm red fiGnMI, lana tlooyo with loco c11ff : OUIL TED COTTON DUSTERS REG . 7.91 SALE ... II To motch tho Gownt and Ju~r~p Suitt Sale 1.99 :-:: Sale Prices sale! MENS SWEATERS j~ ........... SALE 1.19 Ret· 1. 00 Scarfs ·==···=·· ·::····:·:·: ·: ' 14.95 MENS SWEATERS .... SALE 8.00 12.95 MENS SWEATERS . , . SALE 7.00 8. 95 MENS SWEAT!RS ..... SALE 5.00 ·. ... Mens "Jerks" REG. 2.9a HANDBAGS ....... ,. ... , .... , ... SAL I! 1.11 S.le 69e Salel •ns Colts and Jackets fine ••l•ctlon. Sins 36 to 54 Boys Coats and Jackets 8.95 COATS AND JACKETL..-~..,.. "SALE 7.00 9.95 CDATS AND JACKETL..... - ...... SALI! 8.00 10.95 COATS AMD JACKETL .......,...SALE 9.00 11.95 COATS AMD JACKETS.....,., .... SALE 10.00 12.95 COATS AND JACKETL ...... -.SALE 11.00 14.95 COATS AMD JACKETS.. __ ...... SALE 13.00 16.95 to 17 COATS and JACKETs..S.Io 15.00 18.95 AND JACKETS ... _..,..,. SALE 16.00 19. AMD JACKETL ......... SALE 17.00 AND JACKETL ....,....SALE 19.00 AND JACKETL......... SALE 29.00 j!::,,n 10.95 MENS SWEATERS .... SALE 6.50 9. 95 MENS SWEA TfRS . .... SAL! 6.00 Sq ..... and Obloo11 SALEI MEN AND BOYS DEPARTMENT .... ... ... .• .. BOY_S SWEATERS ' Not every aiM in every 1Qtle. stzea t to 18. Sllpoora- TUrtle Neck1Clrdlpno. 9.95 Bowoo lwHMfl , •. ,,,, •• S.I• 1.95 IOfl Sweater I •••• , , ••• S.Ie 7.95 lor• Sweaten ......... Selo 6,95 lor• Sw1111tor1.,, ,, •••• Solo 5.95 I•J'• lwMt•• · ., . , .... S.lo .._ti•M 3.U Sw•IMo ..... . Solo .. Beautiful range of colors Just un- ' M.ns 4.95 Long Sleen Sport Shirts .... Sale 3.50 M~~ns 3.95 Lang Sleeve Sport Shirts ... Sale 2.60 Boys 2.95 Lonv Sluvo Spo•t Shl•tL... S.Io 2.00 Jost 6 Mont 14.95 Golf Jachh ..,........ Solo 8.00 Mens 5.95 Corduroy Work Trauurt ........ Sale Mons 2.95 .,P•opony Of" Swoot Shl•ts.. Salo 1.69 Boys 2.69 .. P•opony Of" Sweat Shl•ts.. Salo 1.50 Special Group Mens oncl Young Mens 5.95 T,.......... . ................................ _.. Solo 3.00 J •.SO 2.50 Sped•lpurch..o ofilnoquallt;ywo,.. on llannoll ohil'll. JUde will! Ioiii toO -· lwO buttoD·IIInlu&lt90<io01a. e.auiar 11101 ltlh oo 17 ahd extra olzeo 17'-i to SonlorlHd $hruN<. 19. ..~·· BE THRIFTY! SAVE YOUR SALES SLIPS FROM.••.. ' BERAL •.oo Mens Flannel Work Shirts 4.00 ANOTHER SHIPMENT MENS KIRBURY BANLON DRESS SOCKS. ONE SIZE FITS ALL SIZES 10 TO 13. EXCELLENT SELECTION OF SOLID COLORS. 69c PAIR ' 5.00 4.50 Special Sale! lt-::::·:·, :><::::::::·:·:·:·:,,:,,0,.,,~*'::<<:><:•:®*"'*'''""'"-"@:«':o~=::«oW<:;<:rMmJ««<'"""'""'*'"i'"'""'''~''i:>ill'll<<>lll~~<!:!r<'*!iC'I'w.-!w>:Woj packed. Plentyplus or the white, black, brown, green, Cashion c<iors so pq~ular with the younger set. One slze fits all sizes 10 to 13. 41.00 By United Press International MOSCOW- THE SOVIET UNION TODAY l1unched anurunanned spaceship toward the planet Venus. It was the second such launch within a week and tbe omclal news agency Tass said both would at-tempt aolt landings. Venus 6 launched today and Venua 5 launched Sunday indicated MIAMI (UPO A Purdue the Russians have switched their interest to the planet Venus rather Un:lverslt.y student with a switchthan the moon. There have been hints in the Russian press of a posblade knife new to Cuba with sible manned Jlight to Venus sometime in the next decade. ''love" Thursday. Seventy-eight WASHINGTON - LABOR SECRETARY Wll.LARD Wirtz warned other persons aboard an Eas~ today that 81\Y e«orts to cool otr the economy through increased un- ern Air Unes jet reluctantly went along for lhe ride, eqlO)'IIle~ could c1u111 the naUoo'a ghettos to "e~lode." Known only ., "Ronnie," the '·~ ·-~ •lptesettptlon'•·ttt.at &acrtnll!es employment is ''intolerable~" lllf·~ cabinet member said In an interview. "U I had oo moke acn&-scarred, 2•·YW..ald hijackthe hltrd choice between increased unem,pl.o7rnent and CO!lUnled in- er ol the Miami-to-Nassau airnation at the present rate, I would let the lnllatlon eontlme," Wirtz liner said he was a communist who .. hates the United States and &ald. Eastern Air Lines and loves RusPARIS - NORTH VIETNAM'S HAND in the Paris war talks has sia and .... Cuba." The man used the knife to pull been greatly strengthened by Sweden's declsJon today to grant Hanoi third hijacking oftlleyearand the full diplomati c recognition, high diplomatic sources sa.id. the second of an Eastern A i r The sources said the Swedish move may soon be followed by Lines plane in less than a week. other capitals in Scandinavia and posstbl,y elsewhere. There was speculation stockhobn had discretely tipped off its Scancllnavlan The pilot, f'...apt. James E. Hord, radioed he l'IBS being hijacked at neighbors before taking the decision. I :50 p. m. The Boel~ 7271anded in Havana at 2:51 and returned WASHINGTON - TWO VETERAN SPACEWALKERS and the pU<t who brought Gemini 8 through the nation's only emergency in with sh crewmembers and two orbit wtU try to carry mankind to the surface of tlvl moon, perhaps passengers at 7:24 p, m. The remairung 70 diagruntled by ml<hluly. passengers returned on an EastThe space agency Thur!lday named these men - Gemini 8 pilot ern Lockheed Electra at 12:07 Neil Armstrong and spacewalkers Michael Collins and Edwin "Buz., Aldrin - as the crew tor the first U. S. lunar landing spaceQight, L m. today. stewardess Joyce Ann JerniApollo 11. Their mission now carries the entl.re focus of the $25 gan said the hijacker told her he billion Apollo program, aJmed at fulfilling the goal of a moon landwas rrom Irxlianapolis and "that ing in this decade set more than seven years ago by the late Preslhe went to Purdue University." dert John F. Kennedy. .• NEW YORK MOON-CIRCLING astronauts were welcomed to New receive one ot the most wildly enthusiastic heroes' salutes in the cU.y's history. Frank Borman. James A. Lovell Jr. and William A. AOO.ers were to ride in triumphal procession up Broadw~•a ucan,yon of Heroes" through a man-made atorm of ticker tape to the blare at martial music and the cheers of millions. • I ' Inspector in view roond bale grazing and a beef productloo tested Charolals herd. At II a.m. the business meet- tng wlll get underway at Otscar'a Restaurant in Gallipolis, Dlnoer w1.ll be served folJowing It, Prea- '\ N o -... J"ellllred. Meigs-Gallia TEN CENTS ~ " • ~ 1' ' ~ I .l ·~,; ·i, Tho ~ Patrol doled Route 12f oo tra!llc In the were 100 00 125 _ ...... in tho area, moat area of the well tlhor'tly after the nash of fire . The cloaure wa1 flldad later last night. of whom were either directly or Indirectly comected with the It Ia expected that an eUort oo extend cuing oo the New· McKelvey Nid there -- ... - ~ a. ea. Bank Has Outstanding Year The Farmen Bank •nd savings Company ol Pmteroy had the most outstandina year in Its history in 1968, with assets up 17 per cent and total worth in excess o( million. This was the good news in a report by Bank President Thea. dore T. Reed, Jr., to shareholders during their annual meeting Wednesday in bank offices. Thereon Johnson, who has been 1 vice president, and who has been acting as a part-time loan officer. has joined the bank onalull· time basls etrective Immediately, Reed announced. Johnson is a graduate of Ohio State Unlversitj' withaBSDegree In Agnculture. He has suct"essftali..Jo operated Johnson Farms at '9 O'Grad:v Sa~ ".! ".! IT/ k, 11'7 k , Or , Or Letart } alls Cor a number of R&SM; Ohio Valle.) CommanciQ cashier, aoo Joanne J. Russell, years, No. 24 KT; a 3200 Degree Mason, assistant cashier. In addition. Johnson is chair- Valley of Columbus, and a memThe foUowtrw were re-elected man of the Meigs Soil and Water ber ol Aladdin Temple, Colwnas directors: Thea:Jore T. Reed1 Conservation Board of SqpervlS- bus. Jr., president; Thereoo Jolmaoo, ors, chairman of the Community He is married to the former vice-:preside.a.; Fred W. Crow, Action Program oC Meigs County, Mary Lou PhU son. They have Jr., Pomeroy 1ttorney; Lealie F, a member of the Meigs Councy three children, Donald F..JohnFultz, generU manager ot t h e Child Welfare Board, a member son, Mary K Konicek and VirPmneroy Cemeat Block Comof the vestry of the Grace Epis- ginia A. Wheeler. paro-; C. Wl)'lle Swisher. drUBcopal Chur ch of Pomeroy, memMr. Reed observed to t h e gist, Pomeroy; Dr. Fred R. C.rber of the exec utive Committee sharehoJdcrs that "the llank is sey, Jr., dentist, Mason, W. VL; of the Meigs County Heg10nal De- indeed fortunate to have a man Harold E. Smith, general mar~ao> velopmert Planning Commission of Mr. Johnson's ability, especiger of Meigs Equl.,~ment Comand a memOOr of the M e i g s all) in the area of Agr~~Busipany, Prmeroy; E. Robert SchellCounty Extens1on AdvisoryCouJ1.o ness." hase, Attorney of Canton; a n d ell. In addition to Reed an:l JohJl.o Richard C. Follrod, vice-presiHe is a Past Master of Racine son, the other offh·ers elected dent ot BeJl..Tom, lnc. ,lndpresi· Lodge No. 461, Racine; a mem- were Richard E. Jones, vicedent of the R. C. Follrod Comber of Pomero.} Chapter No. 80, president; Paul E. Kloos, cashpany. RAM; Bosworth No. 46, ier; Doroth)" WW. aaalatant President Reed also announced It was antlcl,pated that operations will be moved to the new bank building about April 1st. ec.meu a. Eugene (Pete) O'Grady. Dem- osu Egg Day ocratic State Chairman, last night Dlseharges - Is Announced • • ....... .... m . 4 ea:lll'Oib--· ' / •'' j eer1 wll1 be interelted .m attend- 'Da.Y em Thurodoy, Jan. 23, at the Acrl· cultural Admlnlatrallm Bulldlq at the Ohio Slate Unlversllf in Ins · IIllo Market Ea Columbus. The prloclpal tbomewlllbeRocycllag Market Egg LayerL Dr. Reed S. Hansen or W......_ a. State Universiey wlll discuas biology of recycling and the bow, What, when and why ol recycl~Dra SPEAKS TO CHAPTER - ELBERT L. STUTLER, Marietta, left, commander of the Ohio Department, Disabled American Veterans, a service ocganization chartered by Congress 47 years ago. add re ssed Meigs Chapter 53, DAV, Thursday evening. He revaewed recent improvements i.n Veterans benefits and services the Ohio Department is providing war disabled in the VA hospitals. "llewarding," he said, .. are the pleasures and attention given the almost totally forgotten wounded and disabled treated i.n area hospitals. Comdr. Stutler's address followed dinner at the DAV Hall, Butternut Ave., Pomeroy, served by the Chapter Auxiliary to members and wives. Commander Jacob Turner, right, oC the Meigs Chapter, welcomed Stutler. the visiting state chiel Norman Smith. By George Hargraves, &!pt. Meigs Local School District "There ls more to education tban just books. •• I imagine you have heard this more than once. It's the truth. there i1 more to lt than just what comes from between the llilOVera of a textbook, An important facet r1 educaUCWJ Ia one which interests a ltudent in the welfare ot his fel low human belngo. Education lhould beip devel09 thla foolInc ot compassion tor others, particularly lor flloae who neal help. Durinl the . - week, the Student Council at Melp Senior MRS. W.\LTON Mra. Jane Walton hu bogqn dutlea at Fomei'O)' · VUiap Clerk, succeedlna Mra. Edna Schoenleb, clerk for lbe pall 11 yeara, who reafrlifd. Mrs. Waltoo waa 8&l9Qin181t. to nu Mra. Schoenleb's lllltlXIllred term, which runa ' "1 to Dee. 31, 1971. ·Mra. Walton'• lllsband. Kermit, (lporales theN~ York Ciolhlns Houae and tiro COQII!e hao a OM, Seott, a · - at ~~~~ Jllllor Hltth lichool In Nmei'O)'. The lamlli teoldeo ~.. ,. ahut orr tho lire. burg level, where a bottDm cap moted bJ1 Jolin Murp~Q-,Bb,Fom­ would be added. will be modo eroy, wttll bBckin& of 1hD Qlt IJ when the 2.000 foot capping hu Slate Refining CoJni>ao1. proved satisfactory, and pres. Qlaker Slate and Olher aiDsure hu ad)&ided. dala were reported hoJ4fna' .._ MeKelve;y said late this mOl'n .. f.....,.. thlo morning In l!lo riIns he bao been !Old the I~ claiiY <II lba won in an .., drill Item Ia se~ and tho high presBUre 1s being held as ex- lo geiiiDc the ... • • •. _ pected. bolne laid -.i>y. '"I was k»d the weU is now the The olllclalo ue alao safest it ha& been since it was with atlempllug oo determine. V drilled In on December 10:• Mc- the ~sanre !rom the ...u wiD Kelvey added. The well, first move the valve stem IDII ever drilled into the Newburg material, ltlll lD: Will, 10 Sands in Meigs Count;y , was pro. that tho gu willllow. Dr. Ralph L. Baker, Ohio University, will discun tbe ef. tects of recy cllng on tbe ea Industry . J. Harold Flores, Edltorlal Director, Watt Publlahlng c-. pmzy, Mount Morris, D.llDO.ia. wtU have as his topic, "'Don't Look Back." He will look Into the CQ'. stal ball to discuss some o1 the Cuture prospects 1n the market egg lnd.J.stry. Copies of the program are a\lailable rroru the County ExteDStOn Office. Plan Combined Charities Campaign Kalllr were noporled lll, Don •~.w.~~·;:·~ ,,~ Roaeb ..,...ed ·terno!lh-a. ...... " jured." or burning ~ the drilling rig, did not subalde until about 9 :30 p.m., when workers, with use ol Iteam it¥~ succeeded In thawing the valve permitting them to ieted Speaking of Schools-No. 73 Four Chaplain's Week 1 At the same time, flames in a pit area. where excess oil a n d gas hid been set buratrw: - in an earlier eftorttorelievethewell's Pl'ftaure - became IDt.eJse. Said McKelvey: ••ror aboot a half miwte fire swept over the area, penetrati ng as far away as nearby Groundhog Creek. Luckily, no one was in. well operation, just before tJw 111'9 began. Fear ol an outrlgbt ex~oaion, s. Legion to Publicize h!a• a 11oW mombirihiP, or 10$, or It ..ovt1r 'I!OIAo . Jo1lit . Fultz, Sand. urged grass roots work to return ldent Leo story, Pomeroy RD, the go\lernorship to hi s party alii will preside. keep control of a U. S. s.e ..te The afternoon program will in- seat in the 1970 elecUoos. elude diacusslOJ!.O!I de!el~ • He was_&peaking to t6 men and ol the Southeastern Olilo Feeder women l n the dining hall of Rlo Call Sales Program with D I c k Grande College who attended Ute Smith, Extension ~cWtlrt in An- bi..fJJonthly dinner meeting ot the tmal Sclt.mce from Ohio State Uni- Democratic Action Club ot the verstty. Jim Uttle, Area Exten- lOth Congressional DtstricL slon Agent, Animal .Industry, will All but two ot the 13 counties discuss proposed work of the were represented. feeder calf sales In use at area R William Jenkins introduced scales. the large contingent of GaUia Everyone interested ln proclJc- Countian&, and E. A. Wingett, Uon and marketing or beet cat. Racine, Introduced the Meigs Ue is invited. Dinner reservaCounty delegation composed of tions may be made by contactMr. and Mrs. Charles Kt~. Pmt· ing COUJ1Iy exten~km o!fices. erO}' RD., and Raymond Wilcox. Paul Baer is secretary..treasThe Rev. Glen R llueholt said urer of the Association. The oth- grace.. er Meigs County director is W. Next meeting IS March 6 ln Michael. Somerset, Perry County, according to WUliam Lavelle, Athens, SQUAD CAL LID president of the club and vice T h e Middleport emergency chairman or the Democratic State aqu.! went Thursda3" evening to Committee. near Ttny•s in lower Middleport where an unidentified truck drivMEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL er of Akron unloading merchanAdmlssiona - Charles Smith, dise had !aileD !rom h1o truck Reedsville; Kathryn Gantz, Pomand receJved an ankle inJury. eroy. Is Announced . I The amual meeting of t h e Southeastern Ohio Beef Cattle Improvement Assn., which SIJOI1sors the amual feeder calt sales at Athens and Gallipolis, will hold its annual business and dinner meeting in Gallipolis next Tuesday. The event opens at 9:30 a.m. with a visit to the Carl Hall Farm near Rodney where the group will NEW YORJ( - TilE SATURDAY EVENING POST, born In 1821 will be lolded today by its publishers as a multimillion dollar liabilCOI.UM3US (UP0- Tho Ohio ity, WaD Street soorces sald. Department of Industrial Rela. Post ameials said Thursday they would meet today to decide tions today announced the ap.. the fate oC the 50 cent bhreekly map'Zine, which has been losing vital p:rlntment of Jack L. Stevison, adverti&il18 revenue through the 1960s In spite of an attempt to J.t)date Jack11011, and Wllllam G. PayIts appeaJ under new editors. ton, Cambridge, as fteld inspectors. ThO)' will be employed by the Division or Bedding and Fum!· ture Insped.ion. Stevl11011 will cover Clinton, Clermont, Brown. llllhland, Adam&, Roas, Pike, Scloto, Hocking, VInton. Jacltson, Lawrence. Athena, Melga and GaUia coun.. Ues. Table place mata to publicize chairman ot gifts for the Yanka PQUm will cover Knox, Uckthe annual American boglon ob- Who Cave Pmgram, waa ,pre. aervance of 41Four Chaplalna Me- aented a department certWe•te lng. Coshocton, Muokfn&um, Permorial Week" botlfmlnB Feb. 3 in appreciation for participation ry, Morgan 1 Tuscarawas, Guemwill be provided IO<al nollllur- in the program. . aey, Noble, Wllllllngton, CarrOll, anta bJI FoenO)'.flonnott Post 128, Richard Pickens r - on Harrlom. Belnnrt, Monroo and American Legion. the IUCC881 of the basebaU team Jeft'er10n Counties. Waller Bunce, pna ehaplaln, last summer, and the winter concllalrman lor the Service oo God ference at Llthapolla Sunda.,y was and Country program, will order amounced by C o m - Albert mONTON, Ohio (UPO 1.000 i>loco mala oo be dlllrlb- Roush, who presided. Ironton Clt;y Cooncll Thur&· ut.d 10 MJddleport restauranta. 1be unit al10 voted WedneaAmericanism Chairman Henry day nlttht &piii'OVed an emerpncy ordinance ralalng t h e day night oo order 1,000 pom. Clatworll1)' noted that dlllrlct c!IY tnoome tax !rom one-ball phlots oatltled "A Parent-lllu- winners in the eiSIU' contest on Gutde" ll'ld 25 '-Need a Lift" AmortcanJam ltdld Govemmebt c1 one per cent to one per cent. books lor the MlddleJIOrt Hl8b will be annoonced II the trinter The council said It needed Sellool. The ~ Ialli Ull<ler - - · The 0180¥1 !Jlloeal tho -~~~~~ or WUI!am Swlth· . school wlnl'lera haVe been BUb· the extra revenue becauH Cll a or, 1>011 child wetfaro, cllalrman. milled lor dlob'lct compeUtlon. recont ...,. agroeiiiOIII wllb Harold LemiO)' and H a r r f city 'Jmployea. • ... repted lllal the post "' I Producers Will Meet Knife is Hijacker's Convincer Y~to Sale! SALEI MENS AND BOYS DEPARTMENT ORLON , DRESS SOCKS SUB-F~ELZING WEATHER fails to halt pouring of cement at the Racine Dam. Several zeppelins could be inflated with the quantities of bottled gas required to heat newly goured concrete. Flve gigantic pien rise from the career"'"dam Dravo Corp. ccmpleted for Al Johnson Construction Co. and Peter Ki.ewit & Sms, partners from Minnesota, erecting the dam under a $19 milllon con. tract. Dravo is completing the $22 million lock contract, installlng control equipment in the central lock house on the West Virginia sl.de. Form building atop the five piers now occupies workers' time. A crane operation and delivery ot bottled gas is shown in photo above, taken from edge of coffer dam. ~-~S :· 5.95 JACKETS AND COATS. .............. SALE 5.00 7.95 and 8.95 JACKETS AND COATS..S.Io 7.00 10.95 JACKETS AND COATS. ............ SALE 9.00 11.95 JACKETS AND COATS....,...,SALE 10.00 JACKETS AND COATL .... ,....SALE 11.00 JACKETS AND TL ........ SALE 1 JACKETS 16. 9S SWEATER SETS •... SAL! 10.00 REG. ·UB HANDBAGS ...................... SA.LE 3M REG. 3.91 HANDIAGS ............ ... ....... SALE 2.11 corduroy. Many styles w1th hood. .• 1.69 REG. 5.98 HAHDIAGS ... .......... ......... Sit.LE 4.11 Sizes 4 to 18. Nylon, wool plaids, twills, and S.l1povers ond Cardigans. Good ulection of sizes and styles . .. Rag. 2.29 TROUSERS •••.•.••• SALI! 1.69 •••• 2.29 SHIRTS ............ SALE 1.69 81" and to•• - all cotton - snow white - excellent quality. Abo Advertiser 36" me~ched Muslin and American Home 40'" Unlbeached. Mountain Milt Batts in 100 per eent new all cotton and 100 per eent dacri'XI polyester tl.bertlll. Uniform in thickness - Does not stretch thin. Makes a quilt that will waah beautl· ::· REG. 24.00 SETON LEATHER (ONE ONLY) .. UU 16.111 REG . 20.00 LEATHER (3 ONLY) ............ SALE 1-4.18 REG . 15.00 LEATHER (2 ONLY) ... ., ••• , ... SALE 11 t8 REG. 7.98 HANDBAGS ........ . ............. SALE s:18 Necklaces, Pins, Earrin1s ·: CHILDREN$ SHIRTS TROUSERS- SOCKS Priscilla Qullt~lll SHEETING Handbags .• :: ' 9-13. Pormonttnt Prou Flannol , SMALL GROUP QUILTED DUSTERS $ALE 7.00 ' Roll • 15.00 D. . p poatol blue, loco trim : JUMP SUITS AND GOWNS REG. 3.91 . SAL! 1.11 :: .•• Slttht hNgulon of o well b-n broru• :: Flannel or Tricot Gowns ..... Sale 2.88 =· Pajamas .........• This Sale Onlv 2.49 : Ret, 4,98 . P ink bh•o wllh lace trim , JuniOr 1lzu Reg. 3.00 Jewelry •. :: Rog. 3.49 and 3.98 E1111ro tlzu 42-48 Of Cron Yovr Heart &ro .Sa lo 4.00 Rog . 4.00 Crou Your Hoaol 8ra.Solo 3. 34 .·:: . SEO Beef .•.•:. FORMFIT- PRINTED CO-ORDINATES , FRIDAY, )~NUARY 10, 1969 orwu. 3.95 Gt•ls 17.50 19.50 25.00 29.50 39.50 49.50 65.00 69.50 Of 'I'M Meigs-MOUHI Area • A flash gas and oil .Ore that threatened a major disaster in the Portland area TlrursdiJ lrlght was under contrpl about 1 minute alter it started. The fire swept over lalld surrounling the recently brQUih~in gas well on the property liam McKelvey durl,.- so-far unauccesslul effort8 to cap and eootrol its record high .Presaurea. Witnesses saidworkeraarOUDd the well ran franUcally for aat.. ty when a rotary driU stem~ ped and hit Ute em ot seveD-i.Dct. casing at the Berea level (about 2,000 ft.), aending cndeollpab- SKIRTS ......... SALE 2.00 81" by 104" and Full Fitted ......... 3.89 72" by 104" and Twin Fitted ......... 3.59 42" by 36" Pillow Cases ......... 1.99 pr. ... :::: .. ·' US TABLE LAMPS ...... SALE .U9 7. 95 TABLE LAMPS ...... SALE 5.89 8.95 TABLE LAMPS,. ,.,, SALE 6.89 . friellls.;t~Ye-invited. SKIRTS ......... SAlE 4.00 ..:::. Other Styln too D'"'"ll tho Ploylo• Giant January So;~lo. COMMUNION PLANNED 12.95 COATS ........ .................... , . SALE 10.00 13.95 COATS ••.•••• , .•...••.•.• , .......... SAL I 11 .00 141.50 COATS ..•. , ..•. ,, ... .... ... ,,., , • , •• SAL I .... 00 Cannon No-Iron Muslin Sheets Table Lamps Damaged in Wreck POMEROY.MIDDLEPORT. OHIO 5.95 Gt~s MENS ROBES Bath and Lounging Front End, Bumper Communion services wlll be held Sunday at the Firsl United SKIRTS ..... .... SALE 5.110 16.50 UNIFORMS... ~ ..........,..... ,.~ ... ,.,~. SALE 14.00 14.95 UNIFORMS. ........,.. ~··· ...... ~....... SALE 12.00 13.95 UNIFORMS ...... . ................... SALE 11.00 12.95 UNIFORMS ..... ··~·~·········· ~ ·~···.,. SALE 10.00 10.95 UNIFORMS....... ...................... ~ SALE 9.00 8.95 UNIFORMS...........................,.. , .... SALE 9.00 7.95 UNIFORMS............................ ·-····SALE 6.00 8.95 UNIFORMS. ... ··~·· ....,...........,.... ~... SALE 7.00 7.95 UNIFORMS................................,SALE 6.00 6.98 UNIFORMS................................... SALE 5.00 19.50 ROBES .................... SALE 13.00 16.50 ROBES .................................. SALE 11.00 13.95 ROBES.... ... .... ................ SALE 9.00 12.95 ROBES................., .. . ...... SALE 8.00 8.95 ROBES .... . . . . .................. SALE 6.00 7.95 ROBES.... . ........ ~ ...... SALE 5.00 5.95 ROBES................................. SALE 4.00 3.95 ROBES.............................. SALE 2.50 5oyo 2.00 on firm Gnd FlaHor Gh41ot COSHOCTON, Ohio (UPOA Coshocton County fanner apparently shot and killed his w1fc and son Wednesday and then turned h1s .22 rifle on himself, authoritles said A coroner's ruling was expected today in the deaths ot Ralph Melick, 67, his wife, Glad} s, 65, and their son. Gale, 47. 7.95 Glrl o 15.00 20.00 22.00 30.00 Interet~~ Unruly Gas Gusher 1.95 COATS •..••••. •• •... , • •• •• , ••• , ... .... SAL16.00 10.95 COAn .. ......... , , .................. SALII.OO :.~.«:''"' ' '""'"""""'' ., ., ,·: ·<=:<~<'~'"'"'~:::::·:·:::·~::::::~:>:;:;=:=~~:=~:'Xi:'J'PYm~><<i~m>~"~'""''i:=:W><:::<:::::o:w,i<~:.:i.:~"""'"*'"""~"""'*' :: .. 13.95 ROBES.. ............... SALE 9.00 10.00 ROBES ................. SALE 7.00 .. ,, 12.95 ROBES.. ............... SALE 8.00 7.95 ROBES ............... ... SALE 5.00 McDade and his wife, Loretta, have two children, Chris, 10, and Mandy, 8. VETERANS MEMOIUAL HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS - Mary Pence, Manchester; Charles Frazier, Gallipolis; Angella· Martin, Mid· dleport; Helen Knapp, New Haven. DISCHARGES - Emml Me· Coy, EJoi se Adams, Mitchell Hawley, Alva Ginther, R u t h Dye, Stella Greenlee. VOL XXI NO 182 6.95 COATS • •.• ••••..•. ,, .••• ,., ••• , ••• .. , .SAL! 5.00 7.95 COATS .......... ... ,, ••• ,, . ........... SALIJ.JO All II a•• tnelud•d· All ttylu Included In thit 1ol• In This Sale of the Meigs County , Damage s to the front end and a bumper was reported in a onecar accident on state Route 7, near the Eastern High School, Wednesday at 7,45 p. m. The Meigs County Sherlfrs Department said a car driven by Jacqueline Kay Glrther, 25, of Chester, traveli.ng north, went out of corarol on slick pavement, left the highway, and hit a guard rail. There were no injurieli or arrests. ' (All sites incl uded) Womens Robes and Dusters 99~ .•, .:: ··. Devoted To The Girls Skirts Ready-To-Wear Department-2nd Floor Wom1ns Knit Mittens 2.oo uin& In tho northoul 2.95 Gl•ls ::·. Reg. f GIRL$ COATI AND GIRLS CAR COATS 19.50COATS ••• ••••••••••••••• .• •••••••••• ULI! 25.00COATS ..... , ,,, ,, ................... SALE 29.50 C~ATS ......... , .............. .-., ••• SALI! 39.50 COAT$ ..... .... ,... . .. .. , .... , •••• SALE 19.00 COATS ............. .... ........... SALE74..00 J'rei!lbytertan Church at Syracuse at 10:30 L m. All mernbers and 0 ANGEl< ItO UTE (Techn'tt"Olor) Richard Johnson carol Lynley SIIOW 49.SO arts. He has served as ·~;;;:~:~ 'rHE PIU VATE Ni\VY OY SGT. 0'1 AKRELL (Technicolor) Hope - Phyllis Diller COATS ............. ........ ........ SALE 12.00 COATS ........ , ................... . SALE 14.00 COATS ............................. SAI..! 24.00 COitTS .... ,,.,,,, ... ,. ... , ......... SA.LE 34.00 COATS ............................. SALE 34-00 COATS ., ••• ,.,., ................... SALE :JI.OO COATS .................. . . . ... .... SALE 44.00 COitTS ............................. 5A.LE 54.00 COATS .......... .............. .... SALE 64-00 59.50 69.50 79. 50 12.95 Sweaters .... Sale 9.00 10.95 Sweaters .... Sale 8.00 8.95 Sweaters ..... Sale 7.00 7.95 Sweaters ..... Sale 6.00 6. 95 Sweaters ..... Sa Ie 5.00 5.95 Sweaters ..... Sale 4.00 4.95 Sweaters ..... Sale 3.50 3.95 Sweaters ..... Sale 2.50 RON!\LD G. McDADE Promoted The cask for ce also criticized the present school distri ct system m Ohio" It said the present system guarantees uneqt.aal educatiooal opportunity and said the "need for district reorgaru- Fur Trimmed C~ts - Untrimmed Coats - Car Coots - All Weather Coots and Rainc oats all 1ncluded i n this sole. On Sal• on the 2nd Floor Cardigans and Slipovers Dies in Erie fill;. All Coats lnclod•d 16.SO 19. 50 29.SO 39.50 45.00 ' Low1 tonight trom.SbelowHrw to lD above zero. UUJ.e . . . _ !lolur*J, becoming fair"' .... oectlona, !bJw nurrtoo - '· WOMENS COATS Womens Sweaters McDade is (Continued From Page 1) could get better jobs and better pay w1th the usi stance of adult vocational and technical train- .... ·: .. Edgar Blake Vo-School :•. 12.95 Skirts ...... .Sale 8.00 10.95 Skirts ....... Sale 7.00 8.95 Skirts ........ Sale 6.00 : 7.95 Skirts ........ Sale 5.00 6.95 Skirts ........ Sale 4.00 5.95 Skirts ........ Sale 4.00 -~ Ed:}ar F., Rla.ke , 66, Er ie, Pa., a native of ~·racuse, diecl in Erie Sunday. Jle was the son of the late WUlia.m H. and Addie Seals Blake. Until his reth ement several years ago, he owned and operated the E. E. Blake TV Sales and S(lrviee. He was a men1ber of the Glenwood United Mcthodist Church of Eric Surviving a rc hl s wife, Helen Bruch Blake; two daughters, and a son, two siSters, Mrs. Merle DeValera of Erie, and Mrs. E. I\. Roberts, Tucson, Ariz.; four brothers, Marlon, Erie; Pearl, Warren, Ohl.o; William, LaMe sa, Cahf., and Delbert, of nentleyville, Pa., and nine grandchildren. Funeral sen-ices llrere conducted at the Edgar M, NeJ.son Funeral Home by the Rev. Harold V, Lindquist, D. D., of tl'!e Glenwood Church with interment in Laurel Hill Cemetery. .....:. WOMENS SKIRTS &ow, Snvder Will • o:: an championshtp football squad, underwent the operattons followmg football m;ur ws. [J OYo 1 s the son of Mr. and Mrs. tred Crow of Syracuse and S~ der is th~ son of OU Basketball Coac h arv:i Mr s. Jim Sr\l' dcr, Athens. Both youth s are JUmors. Y AND SATURDAY NIGHTS UNDL 9 P.M. . . Weather Large dark areaa on the- moon known aa Maria, or aeu, Wfl'e firlt named in 1647 by Johannes Heveltua, who believed they were large bodies of water . . it . ilulbitrr)' ~. ' ) ' ~ ,., ' ' • lll2h Sebool wW be conductillll a -•m oo help promote this emcational obJoct!Ye. The pro. gram ia tailed the Combined Charities c~. A-very member of a CIOJIUiklniiY is called m many llmeo oo a-rt worthy cbarillblodr!Yeo. These Include the Mareh or Dimes, the Heart FUnd, tho Til In many communities aU or most of the charitable agencies join together in one annual charU;y drive. 'Ibis is called t h e Commlllliey Chest or, more recenll;y, the UnltedFWkL This type COIIJllailln has been efloctlve in many areu and has reduced of subataartial.ly the problems en- countered ln chi.rlt;y drives. The Combined Charities Campaign Is similar to a United Fund drive except that II Is in tho H I g h School. The program has been set up and will be directed by a committee or tho SWdent Cooncll, It will be kicked oft with an asaembJ,y next Monda,y _ Variloua student apeakera will ex plain the prosram and give a description ot the various charitiee wtdeh will receive support from tho llmds cullectod, The atudent committee hal Jeleeted thole charitable •aencles whleh ...UI receive thi1 &IJliPOrl and ·will determine how much each .W receive. Chrutm.a Seal Drive, and . _ Thlo IDial Jll1)8ram will bo aet more. '\1lrOual1 these and other and COI!Clocted bJI th• <111119Uablo apnolea an lndlvld- "" ~ and their commltteeo. ual'l 1mall contrlbutlan ean be There will be a compeUtlon •· mode a part or a bli - - ""'1111 tho vari<luo hltth school to needed uaiotsnceto..,. !IOinorooms 11> see whieb one !allow humans who - II. c:cnrlbutes tho most nor otu· II•• dent. This will be done on thil basis, rather than JUSt a total arnoont. because the homeroom enrollment varies considerably, There wUI be an award plaque dlopla.Yed in the school with tho winning homeroom•s number en. graved on it. This pla(l.le will be malntained and a new winnet's room designation will be engraved each year. Indlvlmal atudents will contribute oo the atucient council representative in the homeroom . In a&lltlon to this, the vartwa school clubs are considering making contrfbntlons to t h e drive. A thermometer type 1 t 1 n, commonly used in auch c a m- pa~s, wW be prominently ellaplll)-.d 00 lnlorm atudenta a! lba progress lllat is belns made to. ward tho drive's flOal, Earller thla Year our h Ia h acllool and ~ higlt a n had an oxcolloot practlcal 'bll or od<tcatlaa In cltizenahlp1J7-. or the ocbool o1ec11on _ ... 1 loei that Ute Com1Uocl Charltlea Campoian will be l'l'&e· Ileal oducatlobal aq>orleaco in cl~. Tllnufdl .."" - 111'1011 we~ 1 0 - ~· tlve clUzena who WW auwne a partlclpatin,g ro.. lD llelr ei:Hnmunlt;y both now uc1 later 1ft Ille. This program will prwtde ad-. dltlonal leadorabip - ! l e o for many ltudeta. It will ~ vide the ~ for cllveloping and ulblg effective comrnitteea • It wtn live each ltudent an opportunit,y 00 become 11011 or oomellllng , bluer lhaa himself and biaer than school. ll wtU glve theM andl .,_.,. more r 0 r developlJ11 more effective dtbenahlp. Yea .. There Ia more to -tie· eckteetlon thu just booka.,. 'Ibis we bell.eve. II Is ._ ot 111o bulc reuatl lor an aetlvllf ou<h U the CombiDed Choritlo>a Campoian. 1 ~ th1o 'brlof ooltunn hao a._tnted you w1111 thlo - a m and baa olroeU>Wir tlq)lalnod 1 t a PliP>oN and ............. 1truot JOU wW <hock f!1o - I n 111e ...,. -mltontlllo"' the . . . . Of lito - · and al.. to 1tont therHIIfto or our ·. their-. . We~ allloolo~=~~~~:=::, "' - them · -lllutiHt lrf •• tl!ol will liiUe mono«ae~ ." ' • u. �. ·- · ··· · '· -· •• • '\ I • J ~ The l1all1 -1101. Pllmoroy-Middletori. 0., f'lido¥, JOJlUir1110 lHI 2 _ The Dally SerA.i.~l, Pomeroy-Middlt1)0rt, [ HOSPITAL NEWS] Use Cold Water l ist> cold water Wht'll wash· ing dark or bright colors Hot or warm water will fade ltems. Dryer-dr)·ing £>1iminal('s sun factin).:: . L.t Us Point The Way To VALUES Now & U1.0 S"-t "'"" & liand Gwno Sp«ial on Hamilton Wo1lo.er1 AI ""'!notion Paint ltor Roofing Somi•Giou Sc:rubbo;~bl• Po in t E•torlor & Alumlnutn Fiber Aool Point P l01tic: flttln!ll FIHCO TV ANTENNA) C.S .V. 10·COLOR ALSO BLACK & WHITE $37.95 lip Tuppers Plains Ha1dware 667-3963 luppors. Plains Ohio WASHINGTON - Presidentelect Riehard Nixon has a large packlp marked "Do not open until January 20, 1969." It's run of awesome and overpCMerlng problems. A preview of Mr. Nixon's.problems recently went on sale as a book titled "Agenda for the Nation." The book was published by the nDn-91rtisan Brookings Institution, a highly reputable research foondationwithheadquarters in Washington. The work, written by eighteen elq)erts on govermnenl, w a s compiled before it was known TRACTORS MASSEY-FERGUSON!!! NEW & USED, ALL SIZES, GOOD BUYS! BUSH HOG New 5 h. 3 point hitch Bush HOG ........ .. ... ............................... ....................... $275 45 HP geor box OTHER SIZES ON HAND FULION· THOMPSON ALLIS·CHALMERS CRA¥JLER SPECIAL INDUSTRIAL INERY NEW & USED SALES • PARTS • SERVICE 675-3435 TUPPERS PLAINS BOGGS EQUIPMENT CO. "Sure Sign of Quality" •Feeds •Seeds • fertilizers Sugar Run Flour Mills Phone 992-2115 Mulberry Ave. Pomeroy, Ohio .... ltD FEEDS & CONCENTRATES PROFIT- PROVEN MILK REPLACER • • • • • Promotes Increased Growth. Aid In Scour Prevention. Lowers Feed Costs Calf Easy To Feed. Hlchly Palatable. Ohio Valley Industries I'HONE992·2161 whetheT the problema U ou.Ulned would be inherited by Mr. Nixon or hls Democratic challenger. The picture pain&.ed for the in. cmtill8 presidet:if. by the BrookIngs publication ts anything but bright. In fact, it is downrightclismal. Ironically • it showed that the major issues which Mr. Humphrey and Mr. Nixon seemed so smugl,y confident o( solving dur· ing the campaign are in fact destined to continue as major problems oC the future. The Brookings scholars claim, "It is wishful thinking to expect a vast squrce ofmoneytobecome avallable to solve America's ~ mestic problems" evenifthewar in Vietnam comes to an end. According to President Johnson's Director or the Budget, Mr. Olarles Schultze, one of the authors, our vast military budget can only be reduced by $2 billion itt he war ends soon. Harvard Professor James Q. Wilson, an expert on crime and police work, was most pessimistic about success of al\)' Administration ill solving the problems raised by the campaign issue of "Jaw and order." While predicting the need for federal subsidies Cor localpolicedepartments, WUson intimated that the best we could hope for was a reduction in the increased rate of crime, rather than a rOllback. Relocating Industry i n s i d e slums and ghettos, an idea enthusiastically supported by President-elect Nixon during his campaign, was branded as economically unrealistic, · "Embalming the ghetto as an area ot involuntary confinement," said Negro psychologist Kenneth Clark, "is based on the assumption that the ghetto is .inevitable, wUJ always exist, is unchangeable, aOOcanbe IIOLZEII MEDICAL CENTER, ATHENS - Actor -comedian First Ave. Visiting hours 2--4 Bill Cosby and the ma,yors ol two and 7..S p. m. Parents onl)' on of the l'llllion'a major cities wm highlight 1969 winter qutrter Pediatric!! Ward. activities at Ohio Universtt,y, ADMISSIONS Mrs. Sherman Parsons, 42 Lo- COsby will apl)elr Slturdll', Feb. cust St.; Jan E. Stevens, Vinton; 8, at 8:30 p. m. at the Con't'OeaMiss llelen Flnkes, Gallipolis; tton Center as part ol Negro Hia• WOllam A. Brewer, Rt. 1 Galli· tot)' Week. Another. speaker at Negro Hispolis; In E. Hatll.eld, G&111polls; Mrs. Amrew a. ~son, Rt. 2 tor)' Week wlll be GeorgialeDaVinton; Jo1eph Chene,y, GaDI- lator Julian Bolli. He wUl ~ poll.a; Mrs. Frank G. Smith, Rt. at Memorial Auditorium~. 2 Vinton; Mrs. Wilford L Roush, Feb. 9, at 3 p. m. Mayor Clrl Rt. 2 Gallipolis; Mrs. RomaWau.. stoke• of Cleveland will apeak ers, Rio Grande; Walter F. Jobp... son. Rt. 2 PL Pleasant; Howard Lee Miller, Pt. Pleasut; TunJny Sue Varian, Clifton~ Mrs. Frank o. Steele, Rt. 2 Racine; M r s. Walter A. Hudson, P001eroy; Mrs. Randal F. Robinson, Rt. 1 Kitts HUI; Mrs. John B. Hale, Rt. 1 Dexter; Marvin L Kelly, • Middleport; Mrs. Ror~~ld G. Mc• Dade, Middleport; EthanW, Scurlock, Jackson; Albert C. Martin, Rt. 4 Jackson; VIrgil J. Wolford, Jackson; Oral C. Wills, Wellston; Albert R. Jewell, Jackson; Mrs. Albert J. Hess, Jackson; C. Omer Thomas, Sr., McArthur; M r a. Thomas A. Barnett, Ripley, W. Va.; Paul E. Vltitoe, Rt. 1 Kitts 3 Teenagers Are Honored PI'. PLEASANT - Anne Williamson, Jim Wil1011 and Rosita Nowlin have been selected as OutstaDdlng Teenagers of America for 1969 !rom Point Pleasant High School by the Outstanding Americans Foundatioo. The atudents, nominated Cor the honor by the school, will compete for state and naUonal aT•ards in the Outstanding Teenagers of America program. The students were chosen on the basis oC abUit,y and achievement. They will compete with other wimers in their state ror tlle Governor's TrophY awarded annually to the molt ootstanding teenager or each ltate. Each ol the fifty state wlmers 1rlll be eltglble for me of the Two Natimal Outatanding Teenager• of America awards and co II e g e scholarships, made available by the Outstanding Americana FoundationAnne WUUamson is the daugh- TilE DAILY SENTINEL ..vorto 1'0 INTI!:IWI'I Of' AHt:A RICHAilD 5, (JIIlll:N, PliBLNIEH C,._T.......W.,UII« r ... tllhe!IOIII,r U""P' S.i .... lo,ThoOI!ko V1U.1 Podllhlnc C«npiiU', 1111 1..~'-nlo !::11.. IIEI(;!ioloiASON P_r..,, 0111o, "?U. Bo•t,.,. om.,. ~ -=~----._.... • y..,. In 10111- Ill lht Dalb· S.Nhlll om.. , f».tl. Sl1 - q , SIL78. Thr" ......... "-~ Blo Noi.Or HDUie when! Al'<"ler Hr•let 1101 -llotble: liM - b St.H. 9i rnelll H111 y•r 11~ . 10. ~i• -"ti"-U. Th...., 111<>1111oo Son•r~l., auo. pri C<I t..dWn Soordll) Tl.,. ..... llllllll p. m. at Memorial Auditorium. Panelists wUllnclude Dr. Thomaa J. Wassmer. visiting proressor of moral phlloaq>~. other panelists wilt be aMOWlced. Civil rlgh.ts spokesman James Farmer will appear on the cam· pua Tuea.day, Jan. 1t, at Memorlal Auditorium bes:hwd~ at 8:15 p, m. His visit is sponsored by Buah Hall. other attractlona on the winter quarter calendar, whleh began Jan. 7 and end• Saturday, March 15, l.nclllde Coreign, domestic and eJPerimental tums. concern. plays, lect.urel and other even.ta. Filma scheduled M tbe MIA (Movies in Auditorium) seriealrr elude "Two Cor the Road," "The Flim-Flam Man," "The Bobo,'" IMt • '· • ~ hw:,~ HU., SOLID STATE PORTABLE HIGH FIDELITY STEREO • "Sometime-s being o teeny boppet hos its disoflWJnfoges -lilce when i(s freezing out!u child through his colleagues. Worve<~ get hurt. The rat goes free. Not THLS rat! He'll remember me next time he tries a seduction. I hope he loses his practice. - U, E. Dear U: 1 hope you lose your nerve before you make a complete fool ot yourself. You'll have to prove paternity, and that won't be easy unless you luck out on blood tests. You'll be the center ot a scandal and you're almost sure to get the worst of it. •.• And if you expect sympathy (rom me or the townspeople, Corget it. Did you show any .sympath.Y Cor ttle husband you divorced when you thought you would replace the wife of a doctor?- H. Dear Helen: We received a dual control electric blanket for a wedding gilt, and 1 thought that would !JQlva our problems, as I'm a No. 2 letting. and my taasband is a No. 5 Betting. He's colder-blooded. But - we both aleep in the middle of the bed as we're very friendly ptq~le, so I get the heat from hta aide of the blanket and end up too warm, rest .. less, and weary next mondng. An,y soluUon for a happy bride 11010-Jl lUNG IJI:TTING lfO:I()O · .._,..,. In the ~· Sj. LQda' Jim Bryon hit a ~ &001 to Ue the Rln10. Then "'lt U._ 'BIUikens' MIDDLEPORT lOOK STORE • We-e-eU, you coold take the ••wear,y" out oC being close b)' moving to your own aide or the bed, but that's a dumb solutloo, now, isn't it? How about turning your temperature control oft entirely. You might stay oomtortably w a r m from your ,husband's No. ~ ting. - H. Dear Helen: M.y mother aod her brother and slater don't get aloog, At my weckUng next month, would it be all right U my mother had her friends and ln~wi at the No. 1 table and put her own relatives down at the other end ol t h e • tl• half to - 37 ..... Aid t11ey ha<i • 53-61 ~ with; Jutt 16 seeoma. .. Onion Skin ...... $1.00 16 lb........... $1.15 20 lb........... $1.29 • itJ ~~ Univertlty aoore1enearly Box of 100 ShHts On Tho T In Middleport c. Tile Tlpro reeled ott 13 llnlcht pointa whllo holding St 1D 1111 - HURRY IN .. • Paper Beautiful Sprina Fabrics Now Anivin1 • l3 almoit turned out lud\f tor Memphis State in a MIIIOIII'I Valley Conference bllketlllll game T h u r 11 d 'a y EATON$ Corrasable Typewriter • United Pl'ess lnterllltlor-.1 '· No. 1 Fritz Ziegler ·l!lldo loor ln>e tltrowo lo the flnl1 Mirute of an overtfme I!"J' Iod to f!lve St. Ylotory, Lwlo a 63-6.2 """ ~In Olber maJor college gamea Dome :i~llll¥ , night, Notre .. defeated BuUer 7&-13, VaMer.. bUt edged LSU 94-92, Droke nipped Wichita Stale ~1, . ?, 1 f r '' .,... . mrn~M SCORES Four MidPom :-w._ 2-Hour .(.t!QNING ••t- 33.14, Green Bay vtctOrie• over Kansas City and then Oaklond. UntU tho AFL champion makes a better &howl~ few wUI be convinced the league ha1 .PUlled even with the . NFL. Ewbank believes his team Is the beat so far to represent the newer in the leque guneo. 1' ' -SIRYICE I . OwUolra!OoooiCI_.... loWnsoli's Cleallll'i. room?- BAFFLED BRWE Dear Bride: •••• Only if she wants to 18bo- chlmplonlhli> teared me there tor awhile."" . Nl!lther ooach is looking for a wl~n ball gune. Ewbank bomblrw arm. And Siuda sayo Janu.ary Ckarance Sale BAIE·R FURNITURE MIDDUPORT, OHIO • By. United Preas International BEAUTY, CONVEttiENCE 11~ UTILITY for ' Attention Dog Owners . . ' ""'1 ' DEADLINE FOR PURCHASE OF 1969 DOG LICENSE IS JANUARY 20TH. ONE DOLLAR ($1.00) PENALTY IF LICENSE IS PURCHASED AFTER THAT DATE. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE USE THIS HANDY APPLICATION BLANK AND MAIL TO THE COUNTY AUDITOR AT THE COURT HOUSE NOW. FEES ARE TWO DOLLARS ($2.00) FOR EACH DOG. MALE OR FEMALE. ::::*~::P.:::::::~"!:~~::::~:-.:::m-.:::~~:~~ East W. I. Pet. GB Baltimore ..... 31 11 , 738 Philodelphla ... 29 12 •707 1% Boston ....... 27 13 •675 3 New)l'ork ..... 28 18.609 5 Cincl11110ti ..... 24 18 .571 7 Detnlit ...... ,15 26 .366 15lh Franldlu Rizer, wrestUrw in the 145 lb. class, got the only points for Meiss H 1 g h School's wreatlii'IB team In a match Thuradly against pow- erful Parkeraburg South. Rizer, • sophomore, picked points on a pin to keep the Marauders trcn bel~ shllt out as they went down to deteat. 53--5. Rizer also 11corect a pin In a recentmatchagalnat ~ his Mllwaukee •••• 12 32 .273 20 West W. I. PeL GB 4'h "II 111;, I j, 12 t61h 2Jih New York 134 Phoenix 120 Seatde IU Clncinnat!IIO OnJ, eames schedtded Anple• at Boaton Orjy games scheduled Fight Reatdlo 111 United Preu lntentltlonal PORTLAND, Me. · (UPO- Mr. and Mrs. E~.~gene Hawkins ond chlldretf of Mid~ Ylslted at the home or Mr. and Mn. Don Smith and family. Din smtthaiKI hismother,:Mrs. Paul Slrdth, ot Dorcas, were In Columbus last Sunda)' as guests of Mr. ani Mrs. Robert Smith arxl tamUy. Euftie Brinker, BetQ- Vu Met.. er. Patrick and Margaret Am lloltamas (5). recent Sunda,f. kooc:ked oot Jolmny Doyan, 15~ • Mialld. Flo. (2). called on Clarence 'fl.vpers Plains on a Mr. ani Mrs. George Clrele IIIII datJ&hter of Aoltlond,l(y., ond FOSTER TAPERS OFF NEW YORK (UPI).. Bd> Fo.. bl~ .. Rolph - · .... tor, delendlrw 1t1s Hcltt heo- DOteci. ~&ht Udo .op!nst Frank Q-Which is thr loftg101 DePaula Jan. 22, off hla bolie n. the boclrr drill• Thllroday •• hi bepn A-,.The t hI& h bone or -red adclreued .tamped .nvelope and price of linn .... Mal• Dag $2.00 Spayed Female $2.00 Female $2.00 burc, W. Va., Friday Hockingport, 0. Larr> Athertoo ol Letart, 0. ~ put ol bia Chrlltma·a vaeadoo bore with 1t1a crllll!ptr. ..... Mr. ani MrJ. Artllur AIIJ. erlotL Mr. aad Mrs. Ci.....,.. NeuU- ilnc Olld Hel«t Follrad of Keoo via1tod at the Follrod • Roblo- .. 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Bottilllll ..~· moWn ' · , •_ · •MO;:__l_o_ tbit •.· a~ - • 11 ~ ...,..~··~ · ·~ ., S~towrun. , ' Clnclmllll, MWiftll New Yoril J>layott bOrtll In tor lhe - U. Netkml Buketl:.u AIJG~Ub. UGil'o EulorD Dhlllaa, bold o 21 JIGiot late 1a the ftrll holf aoQ to drop a 1111·110 decillion oo the hot fourlb J>Oriod a~ol.Len.WUken,. Heir York rwted Pboelllx J3fo. 120 to - • tw<>pme lead ower CioclnMtL Wlllreaa put the Smlca in tho The big rit!ll- •u second stage of their vietoey to 'olllonta tor I.e ThGmu In omit - . .~elled lhe...,. 1966 and JIO- • 5-7 mark at 87411 In tho third period. He with the lwo clubo. Clnclnootl le<red seven poiDta early in the acquired him in 1967, a year In fourth quortor to trigger the which he waa 6-3 aad tat a 1.27 tlaal uault 011 Cincinnati. The earned run average. Victor)' was Seattle11' U in 46 Myette, 21, oplit half hll 10 sunOL declotona with Tacoma ol tlie Bd> RUle led Seattle with 34 Paclfle Coa1t Lelgue lalt sea. point Olld Wtlkens llnlshed with a·on. Plummer, also 21, betted 2t. CGnriie Dierking paced .291 Willi tho Cubs' Arls... en- ClnclmaU with 24 as the Royals try in the lnotruCuonol Leaaue mlosed Ooear Robertsoa, oot thi1 winter. Jones, 27, hit 24 ho- with the nu, an1 Adrian Smith, mers tor Tacoma In 1967, oldellnod with 1 leg injury. Willi• Reed's 34 points led st o..ld New York'l romp past Phoenix oo the Kalckl hlta torrid 57 per cent fnp the 4001", Cazzie Russell netted 29, ~ve Debull&- ....... _.,mm- 1-od p-an&._. ..... eat:re P•le ••ra.l•h. ena the Hchtelt ..... _...__ ., .......... moi•tuq, aacl DulL Give. CEMENT BLOCK CO. Tho Dopart010nt Store . of Bulldhtt Since 1915 the luxury you can afford ••• MAY TAG for IJ)4UJL; ~washings -....-._...... _...........,.__. ....,..... ,. of. ...... - ........... .... Why letllt for lea than MAYTAG ... the washer wilh exdusiq performanc:e feat•rea.lonJ1erm depe.adabilil)' aad proveo qu&lity'f cloubl~ W.U Mllllfto..bOOII• .C.WbOI!. You uv. IMNip, water &Del wort. • ....... c.,.t,......llaft • • mi••• C11b •hll coaesllt.ped botlo.. Ott )'OU ....w..... r..ur. 84 L#jJICOIIIb Southwest Weat utah 107 Utah St. 89 momlng. boole, New Yeor'o Day, Heleftro. for .. indefinite ~~~~'· Mr. llld Mrs. Dale Kuhn and funlJ.)t &pant thaweebtrclwtthber - · Mr. ond lira. IOI1ord 1iJJt.or1z . ani 1tla motlter, lira. Groce Klllm, st ~· Plalno. To obtain I icense by mail, fi II in ond mail thia form to GORDON H. CALDWELL, COUNTY AUDITOR, Meiga County, Pomeroy, Ohio. Enclooo aoll• Wuhqtoo In le$$ oal JIOOteci a 5-e mork. He 1111 S-13 In three witb tho Senatoro before be1Jw ·dealt to the Cle..tond lndiono In leA. Abernathy ••• t-8 tn two yeoro with ct...wid ond +.e with the CubJ lhe f<ll)...... 11011 when he was JIIIDed Cblcagf/• ""Fireman ol. the Year.'' Rev. Cuto. A stork shower will be held SUPER BOWL ON TV WMHINGTON (UPD- The .., Friday evenln& Jan. 17, at the home of Mr. and Mro. wu. Armed Force• Radio and bur Parker, Cor their dauahter, Tele\'iaion Service will broacf.. lhs. Martha Poole. cast u.. tho St{>er Bcorl Mr. and Mrs. Pete Par...., between the New York Jets and of llunl1o&ton. W, Va., &.DeDI the the 'Baltimore Colt1. The network wW air the with tbe1r lon-411Jaw and dl.ullbter, Mr. llld Mrs. Tor- National BroodcalllbW C-or> Swartz. ny•s ndio cleacrljJdon of tbe Mrs. D<wotJuo Robin..., under- game to more than 300 stations went maJor - I n the Com- and shl.Ps at sea. deo.ctork Hospital II Porkero- Mro. Grace Swartz recemt.r Mr. and Mr1. Jlmes Cinle of v1sited her son, Mr. and Mrs. New Haven; W. Va., called 01t Var- and fUnlly at Mrs. Mary Clrele raceotly. There were 24 in atteadaDce at Stindor Sd!ool m Jon. 5. The nve- ord .. ·-with He bepll hlo Dla~aUatwith WorlhiJ) iemce. were held at N. Tellas st. 106 Bradley 92 10:45, with Charles D. WOOde, Worship servlees were held SWtday <!Venilli at 7:45, with the Jl.y"•UDJ..a Prau ~­ _,roe- !iwtda¥ Scltool · - ... Terw1e1see A&l 68 Benedict 59 leader. Beaten The - doe!lll't · heonl S.Ule occur - too Tbtmueh-troveleol-.....,. frecFndy but when It eJPiodN .... a mojor ....... oomellady pto burt. Cltattanoop 77 By the Day ' cuneo. eou.,.. Jan. 5 •oa47, theotrerlng$15,82. ot 'P1Niond In 78 College Scores Carmel News carleton clo!Gnow!ti!CI~· toat­ ,.., when he Royals ~' Lane Danlel•, 683 Loeust St., MlddlOJIOri, wiU conduct • JIBIIel dlaeusaloo on the topic, uyou Must Not Forget God's C o mmaodmettta." Members of the Thursday's Buketbe1l panel Include Larry Camlhan, Restdlo Chester; Mn. Robert Ashley, By United Pre11 Inter•ttOJWJ MiddiOJIOri, ond Mro. Danlelo. Eaot Daniels, a mfnlster- with the Dickinson 67 Frnklll & Mrahll 59 loeal BJ"OUP IInce 1963, hall ov.. Bowdoin 81 Tufts 71 ersfgbt of the News Service de· Allegheny 67 Case Tech 57 pa.rtment that auppliea convenHoly Cross 73 Georgetown 68 tion lnformatton to tr1 • state Jersey City SL 78 llkJ.yn Coli 71 news media. 1bla Ia one ot. 20 Bootoo st. 103 Bridgewater St. departments which tac:llitate the 91 smooth operation of the threeNew Hampshire 75 Northeast.. cloY Bible oemlnar. ern 72 Fourteen Melp Count¥ deleMidwest gates will attend the c:anterence Baldwin--Wallace 74 Ywngatwn of 700 area ministers and the1r st. 68 tllnUiea, reprelefttina 16 oonDrake 86 Wichita SL 81 grega.tlona. Notre Dune 76 Butler 13 Marquette 77 DePaul 72 Sooth SL Lwlo U 63 Mampblo St 62 VandorbDt 94 Lwlolono SL 82 K.Y. Weslayan 101 CorpusChrloti / Koehler 147, F OUJ' delegatea ot the Middleport-Pomeroy congregation have been asked to BIIPW' on the program or the semt-cmual convention o1 JeboYah'a Wit:nea~e~, Ja>a~arY 17-19, In Alhland, K.f. ~~"g'f c.Drile Jolutson, 163, Trenton, (UPI)- Oocar Uvalde. Tex. Be on Program Alfred Spcial Notes NelooavWo-Ycrk. N.J ..• ltoJ:Iped Daw Beckles, 159, Alvarado, _______ l()f Loo Angeles 89 (Cinq games ochedoled) 1.06 ANGELES WERNER RADIO &. IV. l________!~~!!~~~O!;,. ..J .m NBA STANDINGS , home fum Ishln1s durln1 Baker's Almual ~ Dalla• ....... 13 17 ·.f33 15 Loll Angeles ••• 15 20 1:;1,1 HOUltOn .•••.. 10 23 .303 19\2 Thur~a Resultl Ollkiand 136 Denver 115 New Orleans 120 Mionesota 102 Lo1 Angeles at Dallas New Orleans at New York Kentucky at Miami Indiana at Mtnnetota lletroltotAtlonta Ba1timoreat San Diego I Twn 5" speakers in detachable speaker/ wings. '"Swing Down" Stereo XM400 Auto· matte Record Changer with Ceramic Car· HELEN BOTTEL,CAREOFTIBS i and Dual Sapphire Styli. 45 rpm spin · NEWSPAPER. die i . Tone, separate Right and Left Volume controls. High lmpect Polystyrene Tbi• column ill dedicated to cabinet in Blue, Honey Beige or Charcoal family Uvlng. so lf you're havBrawn colors. 19"" high, 25" wide,8%"" deep. lne kid trouble or just plolntroo- W. L. Pel. GB Oakland ••.•.•• 30 f .882 Denver. ••.•.• 21 If .6110 9\2 New Orleano .•• liTO 459 14\1 gam'" s<lleduied) Frl~s Gamea I~Hlli& SCORES Los You can 111 em savln1s on fine new Weat (Ont, Seattle at Boston m"Jel PP215D Miami .. " •.• 15 18.f55 :;1,1 N8W York ..... II 22.333 9\2 Hooaton Frida,y•a Games rrY," SEND ASI'AMPID,SELFADDRJiS'iiD> ENVELOPE TO ing experiencea. Address Helen Bottel in care of thla new1paJ>Or, w.. he's a.dding nothirc more than '"a lew wrinkles" to the usual Colt 'attack becauae .., don't think it"a • game that will be won or lost with any gimmicks. Good, hard football is what this gaiDe will be.'' New York opened pracUces In Loa Arwelea •• 30 13 .698 FIOflda lwo diu's beiWe BaiU- ~- ...... 25 1'1 .595 '· ·. •..... ' l"• ...>5 "'"" Jill?re and Ewblnk says hls m;/ dl'· .oo2 · were "ready last week. That'a t8 24 .t29 Fran, ·••••• 18 Z5 .419 the problem, tryiog to cOtm them OOwn. I have to ...Uon Seattle ....... 15 31 .326 them not to PI as ""'1111 ao Phoenix ...... 9 35 .205 'Ibursday•• ReauJta they did Wednesday • • • they tage herdaughter'swedc:llng.1bia Ia one clay when teuda Bhould be forgotten. - H, ~le~l~;::eh:,:O!,!It:..'::!~ Delegates to put down an,y ideas of. '"getting rich quick" on Namath's son meso ..... son ' I\IPON ltiQUESn FOR YOUR FREE COPY OF "TWENTY RULES FORMATUR- .... CHICAGO . (UJ!l) - Submar· Texas State be1ted · dedilanL · One man reaehod lne rlJht bonder Ted AbornothJ Bradley 106-92, W!Uiom and over the scorer'• table and waa '-ck with Chicqo todly ·Mary oolgunned The Cl-113- ooeked the referee a l!lancbW u auard1an ol the Cube' bull·· 56 ani Utah boot Utah Sla.. blow. 107-89. North Teaa• victory owr aoNu •OIIder &H ote11e11 ..,..,. Cld- acquired tho 35-yeor· Notr~ Outlo lnd• Butlur ·• BradloYJ IJ~&In tiJB ·-MVc, wa& " HJtda. -r• lat. ... •••e-o-He old nllever rr.., the ~ p-.ved· on• ewm terme unt9 the> ~:Chool'a tlnt over the' c•a't ID4 fOU II"' .• "' Redl ThuriKII.Y. but had to r• earlf in the see<>o>1 halt, whoo Broveo 111-o Jlbly. UIIIJiloh t11ree minor 1_.. VOI!IjorbUt he!' LSIJ'o Pel<~' · tho lrllh J>UIIod · - · Even players in the deal - pitcher then, Notra Dome hi; to hold ,Miinvlch, the r11Uon'1 leadlq Ken M.Yotte, cateher BIU Plumoff a tote spurt by the Bulldog• a corer, to 38 points and! came mer ud infielder .. outfteldel" who were led by Gory Hoyt rrom behind ln the tl..t alx Clarence Jone,. with 25 i>ointo. minute• tor Ita Sootl!eaatern AbernatiiY notched a peroonol Dnke'• Mtaaourl .Valley ~ Conference victory. Tom Hapn hllh ot 10 victoria• In his 17 deterence victor)' over Wichita scored 32 tor Vanderbilt. State pt..sed the Parttean 'fans In the smaJJ college ranks, at Dea Moines, IOIIf-., althqh top-ranked Kentu<l<)' Wesleyan ABA STANDINGS when the ootcane nli stlll .led all the way in defeating By United Press lnternatlonal uncertain, they showed their tre Corpus Christi, Tex., 101..a4. East W, L. 1'<1. Gil - - .•.. 22 14 .611 . . . . . . 19 20 .f87 Kentucl<y ..... 18 18 .f86 4\; •;Jiowl IIIDe in Miami to brulh overcooftdent. ::;u» aa st:ratqy alii aharpen _5t111, impre11iona get &I'OUIWJ, ,;lhtlr mental edge. with a large amoult ol help .: On · the matter of game frQn the o:ldamakers. , Pl)'chalagy, New York c01tch "U you liaten to people talk., it Ewbank has a couple of would be foollsh tor us to dreaa. ~.cCiq)l• 1 nta. One Is that he haa But we're golr~ to," Ewbank ~ kee ·~ reiN tlaht on his tuases. ~·Tia'era so they won't be ready Baltlmore Ucked Clewl.uxl34oo ~too IDOR. The other Ia tfat 0 in the NFL Utle game. jJMII!o&b: aoems to take the Jets Ewbank said, ••No AFL team • ~.aeriously .as a threat to knock was licked that badly In the ~11ft the ' NatiOIIII Footlioll S14>0r Bowl. Yet they doo~ --~Kings for the first t1me downpade the Brawn• Uke they ·. In l1no Sqper Bortls. do the AFL." ~· Coltl coach Doa Shula, whose NFL Victories ~team Is the three-touchdown The flrst two world cham,plon; •lU'tte. &&)'a his preparations shi,p games ended in 35--10 and Praise Joe And the Colt1 one and all · QOIII aothlng but proiae ani I North FORT LAUDERD~, F.. · re11pect for Joe Nunath and the :!(VPO-The rough stua' is over. Jets. It would be wuiportb~·, ot ~:t'ht ,..~ore ~~ and the eourae, tO knock them, but It !altw Y.-k Jets will use the ftDal would also be (ooJllh tor ;~48 hour• betore Sur.lly's &.ver Baltimore to risk getting · an drltti~ along coaly; '"We're . not •hlfllw at the bit-yet We dm't wailt ~that llnli1 Sunday." ' by ohoworinl the !loor with Pcnnlea and waate paper three timea in pr«eiit ol otnc&al•' '~Its, Jets Brush Up For Tilt ~ WINTER FA.ICS Reduced 30% & 50% • • ' BY THE SEWING CENTER IN MIDDLEPORT CONTINUES ______ _ Dear LT.: Let your diamond go modern Hddler on the Roo and ••Lamp at M14n18flt" w111 be pra.sented as special events. There will be two Cac~t)' r• c:itah, four et.udent recital&, elght School or Music concerts, two UnheralQ' 'Jbeater Productlms and other eultural . activities durtrw: the quarter. u concerts on dl8 Unlverait,y Artist Seriel!l Will lnclude "Clr- with - !MCOMPATffiLE TEMPERATURE THE ULTrMATE REVENGE ~ Dear Helen: I am one of those women who fell In love with her doctor. The difl'erence is that he SAID he was in love with me. I divorced my husband on his promise to marry me. But it seems he had a wile who had to be convinced •. , Well, Helen, I got pregnant by this "wonderful" man, only to be told I must get an illegal abortion, Imagine, a doctor speaking! or course he wouldn't do it himself - he might be caught. He said the scandal would ruin him and his Camily 1l word or the baby got out, so I should go away for a while, get rid of it; and I got the impression he"d be very happy tr I kept on trav. elling. I caJled his wile. S h e laughed and told me about three past affairs. I went awa,y, but I didn't have the abortion. Instead I nearly had a nervous breakdown due to his rejection. I'm better now, and expecting this month. Helen, 1 am coming back to our local hospital, and when my baby comes, this doctor's name wUI be on the birth certtrlcate as the father. I learned my lell500; now he must learn of hill Oper& Co- "The IAvendar Hill Mob," "Who's Afraid or Virginia Woolf?'" and others. Hill. BIRTHS Mrs. Billy Carr, Jackson, daughter, 6:29 p. m. Thursday. DISCHARGES Lewis W. Click, Mrs. Jean F. Cobb, Floyd W. Colley, Mrs. Earl D. Conley, Mrs. Verda Cremeens, John E. Davis, Bruce A. Dillinger, Gary L. Flte, Mrs. .r ackson B. Freeman, Paula L. Gibbs, Mrs. Gertrude R. Kloes, Mrs. Celia Martin, Junior J. McGuire, Mrs. John T. Mokas, Mrs. Harry B. Peters, Mrs. William H. Proffitt, Craig G. Smith, Ira Beatty, Mrs. Johnie L. Evans and infant daughter. Mrs. Joltn D. Fraley ard infant son, Mrs. Roy E. Northup and infant daugh .. ter. men" by the -c~oov r~oono nJ-JIM, t»ttorlel P - 1192-2 1~7. SotOIIII d .. , p>Stap,.k!Mromou"O)', Ohio. ~-~ ..,.,.rlll l"' 1'1'P••••OIIIti.. Bolllnoiii·<•IIIP•. lM.. 12 t:.t•• ~hi St., Now \'ol'k l'IIJ',-twlo. .....rifllloll ,..tn: Dvlt ..r«< 117 <lrrltr • ..,..., •LIIbl• U. ftllllfW-..~<; - wm BERRY'S WORLD ter of Mr. and Mrs. N. R. WUUamsoo ol Soothside; Jim Wllaon ia the son or Mr. and Mrs. J. N. WU11011., :Pt. Plea.sant, and Rosita Nowlin ta the daughter of Mr. and Mro. Robert Nowlin ol SOuthside. wm ,--- - - ------'-· -. selt~ontained." The worst migrane headache which the Brookings publication predicts Mr. Nixon wUJ encounter is the war in Vietnam. Harvard Professor Edwin o. Reischauer, a rormer Ambassador to Japan, says the United States has "a year or ~t most two" to arrange l 'Wif'OOf oi"Vfetnam... He ·rejeets the alternadves or a "bigger war" or a forced withdrawal and sa,ys the end must be found through negotiation and international guarantees Cor the security ot Laos, Cambodia aP:I Thailand. He predids further, that to contim~e the uqJopular war would Coree Japan to "go it alone" and perhaps become a nuclear power. Such an array of gifts coming out of that box marked "Do not open 1a1til January 20, 1969 .. is hardly pleasant to contemplate. Perhaps some of those who wrote Cor the Brookings Instltutlonwere being too pessimistic. At least we hope so. For we have faith that good judgement, hard work and common sense will help us over the ·hurdles that lie ahead. Friday, •·eb. 14, at8:15 p.m. at Memorial Auditorium and Ma.)'or Jerome Cavanqh of Detroit wl.ll appear MOllie)', Jan. 27, at 8:15 p. m. in Ewing Auditorium. The Kennecb Lecture Seriet ia aponaor1ng the Qpear&nce o( Stokea. cavanagh Ia appeariQJ:on the James Lecture Series. 'Jbe)' dlscuai: major problems tlcIQI America'• clUes. Anolher hl&blllht be a Kenoedy IActure Series _ , h.. on the .. Quality of American Life," TUesdt¥, Feb. 4, at 8::15 Abby Traded To Cubs For Three Minor Leaguers :St. Louis Rally Drops ·Memphis State, 63-62 Cosby, Stokes, Bond Appearing at Ohi ......._ JIOII'*- Hun . . . rolf-oMira.IQible. .-.; ....,.._._,....._fllf lbl• lep. Set ....... If )'OL • Adjuc lo loon. • ...... KtJo• ,., f•M•, clbaer .......... •llboul ....... -·~·~·;d:ot:·;~-·~~~=====::;;;., MAY TAG finest wa~her ON OUR EASY • BREAKDowN DENIED CARACAS (UPI)_ VIc DovolWo, fCMmer Clevelald Ddan now wUh tbe C&lifornla Infielder Aqptlo in the Amerleon ~Mauo, I• ncoveliD£ f:roln an acute plltrte aUmea tn 1 C&raeas hl1 brother l'epOI1ed · TburadaJ. Tlte · brother denied eorU.r roporta Do..UUo hod beea bOBPitaUollll tor a IIB'-1 ellnle, -- ASSOCIATED RADIO AND TELEVISION HARRY MIWI Ft ,.~····YOUR CHOICE TIRE SAll �' • . • ' ' '. ' 1 ·CHURCH ON Need a OFFICE FORMS'·'' t.,,.,, o.4or 'ALFRFJ> ' ME'1110ntn' -,. ' . 's ,< Plll'l A. CO~ - · Sollldir D!ST , . - ~ A. • · 11N1'n!:D FAITH CHURCH ol Sebool It t:IMI, u..,i D!Ubljpr, . ~.... ~ ,.... ·N•IO' SOlll_.at, SlllldOI' ~ Wonblp 10rvl<eaat10:4i .ohlt• ·1!19 L m.l-~• -''"....., R01 J......., , ~-~ W-~- 18-.JI .. m. IIII'IJI!I·'llloiN, Sl.,t. lllilllo •·•0, ~...-., , wilh the Rev........-. ..._, wd. FeUoWJbfl\ I:JO , 1IL ~ • ll""' ~ , PI'OJV aenleeaal, 7:U. YTHE )IIJTLAND:CO~. , . . . Cheoter OnD'ch ol tllo I'IU- CIRfRCJ14--. SYRACIJSI!: FIRST ~ ....,. - clliia- l>lal, 1111 ··v ICIIIiol, I=" """'' PldZiBYTEIIIAN- ReO,· ~ o..allW- Publlcwek<oile. t . Bla!)&ID, ~ sii;bbta,o, pallor. !lllallo' ldlont. CHIUSTIAN SCII!NCE Stnlcoo oomeo, U LIL W... 9:1M1 0.&1 ~ ~eo,l_O:IIt m Mala st., Pl. Pt.Aol, ?:!Op.m. 30 liiD.; B!IJI'e IIUdJ ~ ·prOJOI' &mdlyo 11 L m.; W-1411'1 ...., 111&111 ~ 7:10. aenloe, Wedaoo411', 7.30 i>'DL 8 p. m. All welcaae. mt DANVILLE W&SLEY AN , CIIIJRCH- Ct.rlea Dozer, PillPOMERoY FIRST . BAPl'IST e....,. -TIWI- 1J30 mr. -·lp •"":'J _ ... LOTfRIDGE UNITED !lEnt· ' II -~ODIST - ~W'OI'Ihll). ratSUIIOIQI of 111011111, 10:15 L -~ ~- ~~-, m.; . --~ ~ .... -.-.u ~ ' co ••_._ ... c....a.-...t 9 45 7:30 p....... m. ...._ ~-· ' - ... ~.,... tblrd a. ... ~·•w Eool- ' saturdiJ oleocb . . - . LAUREL CIJFF FIIEE MErllo OIUI' CHURCH - SundoJ School 8:18 • m., morntaw: worahktt w- p._tl• ' Ofllce So,lleo DIAMONDS -'11. llr, Adra SWick, •. -· :-~ ~ '....,a:Ft• p. .... , ,Omdol . ~ Sdlool - JGIII WUoa, ·s.erthSebool, ....... lb>di1acbool. 1:30 Lib.; 9:30 L m.; Wor1hlp aer\'iCe, ;:;:;... WOI'Ihl», 10:30 LiD.; 10•,30 L m. y-~ .~ JIIDior _..., ~~ -· BYF, 6 p.m. Blblo ._, ,_ .,...,..._ - - -.. - , 6•,•5 p. m. E~ .......... .,..,..,11 DV& ·u..w , DlldQ', 7 p.m.j ~- praellet1 abw worsblp, 7:SO. Pn.yer IIIII 8:30p.m .. WedaoodoJ. .• pnl~e, ' > ,llp:ili,y - PORTLAND D. 8i~ !liST a\tmcH - . ~ . ~ ;p.~~~·~Ji~~~~~~~~= WednesdaY, 7:30. Youlll .......,, i:So FAITH CHURCH MT, UNION BAPTIST- Rev. 6:30 p. Mro. Buil, Nolle SoUiemonl- RCII>ert E. Cocll Cox, PIBtor. Sebool dtndor;- ·-I'Oftoai'oAI, ..... .,..,.,., 8:30 p. Slldtb, Sr., pastor. &mda.YacboOl superintendent, Ear 1 Starke)', Tllurlclu, 7:30 P. m.,lln. Pllll OAK GROVE UiUTEDMETIIO. tb:lO a. m., evenlnc worshiP, IUJil., 1to1 Jclmaon. S 11 n daY SUDdl)' School, 9:45a.m.; Sunday N - . - · 111¢oW, oil DIST CHVBCH - W, llllo U... 7:SG p. m.; Wecmeadi.Y, ctu1eto- ac:baol, &:30 a.m.; worship ser- evenirw worship, 7:30i Wednet.. day,. Bu.,. Boe qullllal Pll'IJ lu ' Clura. poot«. Suadoy Sdloal, 10. ian Youth Cruladers, 6:3(1 p. m. . dee, 10:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. day prayer and Bible sbaty • 7:30 cburcll ooo1a1 - . • •30 L m.· w...... oervlce, 9130 RUTLAND CHURCH OF • ' ~"" ad pnrv meednc, 7:30p.m•. each Sunday. Youth meetin& and p,m. ~-Underwood 11. . m., llrot IIIII tblrd SWIIII,Yo Thur...., cbolr procdco, 7 p, clMPir pracllco, 6:30 p.m. IICh SUTTON IJNITEII MEmO. CHRIST - ~~, ' eacb m.r&b. . THE ")O!Tiii>'fiST m. B. Eugeae GUI, PIS101'l Phil - · , DIST CHURCH - W, llllo Me- putor; V. H. BriiO)', Supt.; SunW!... HRJ!T Clura. pooror. SundoJ Sehool, day . lChool, 1:30 L m.; com· ·r CIIURCH _ Rev C. J.. Ltmle1,. DEXTER CHUIICH OF CHRISr KENG CHURCH OF C - ,l0:30 L m.; Worship Bel'Yice, munlen IIIII worahl» 10rvl~ 10:· poator, Church 8:10aA: - - e Rullell, PI-· Nor- Normlll MeCaln, -rinleodetL, 9:30 L m., sOCOill IIIII fourlh 30 a.m.; prayer ~ Thura- worablp HrVI.ce, 10:10 L m. doy, ?:30 p.m. ·• ' OF CHRIST man C. WUI, Sunc1oJ Scbool 1 s.-., eocb mooth. CH!STER II;ETHOOIST ~ ZION CHURCH I:IMI o. m.; Woroblp oerYico, ol ....... toy Chlrloa RuJeell a1 CHESTER CIIIJRCH OF THE Rev. Pearl 'A. Cillo, piltor, ' Pometor • Harrl1011vllle. .. . ~. 10:30 a. m. Christian Endeavor 1:3G a.m.. NAZARENE - Rev, Herbert CH!STER: Wcnblp~ 9 a.. Jn.; Johri Webster, p8B~I Hi.)' ~t.­ ~ evonlng. ·BRADFORD ·cHURCH OF Grate, pastor. Worship service, Sunday Sebool, 10 a. m,; Mr~ tlt, Sunday 11chool superllt8a. RACINE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST _ Chlrlos RulsaD, pU· 11 L m. IIIII 7:30p.m., Sumoy. Wald Spencer, · Sl.,t. FLAT· deal. Sunilay ocbool, 1:30 LDI.I THE NAZARENE -SandaySchool ·. ' tor. Rlcborll Gilkey, Supt. Sua· Suni1ay School, 9:30 LID. RicllWO~: Chur~:h School, SUDIIQ, morning wonhip, 10:30; SurldiQ' l:aO a, m.; ~ Wonlrlp, day School, 9:30 L m,; Moralag ms ~. Cblrles Bls- U a. m., Jabn Bal.ly, I1,IJt. Wor- evenlng service, 1i pJ'I)'er meetlO:IO a. m.; EveaiQK Wonldp, _ Wonblp, t(h30 a. m.; EYenlJW sell, assistant s\IPt. Pr&)'er meetoblp aenlce allei'IWOI wldl AI- Ill& Wedaoada.Y, 7 p.m. 7110 P.m. Pn.ror aenlces, 7:30 -sldp, 7 p.m. WodDOidlj'Btble 1,., Wednesdoy, 7:30p.m. Ired IIIII Flet"ooods. 5ervlcea . sT.'JbliN's LlirRERAN-Biip. m. W-oday. Sund"" School· 7,10 p. m. 11o1per1..-at. Poullne McCUa· HARRISONVILLE PRESII)ll SIIodi.Y mOI'IIiag ..- eveniniJ, ol on &..1 putor, Momlalwor- . ' , took. - · Rev. Morris M. RfX>IIGANIZED CIIIJRCH OF TERIAN - Mrs. Norma Loe, each week. SEVENTH DAY ADVEN'l'IIT •hlp, 9 L m~ 8uDIIII' - · " .WJ>ll~ J ...a Christ of Lo- D IJ Sunilay School -rtntendent.. . . ulbe 10,30 L m. TUPPERS PLAINS UNITED s.tnu, Porllond - Recine 1lood. ,sw.tay Sehool 9:30 L m. Sun- ~b - ,PaiiiOrOY, M rrJ ST PAUL'S Wl'iiEiiAII-a:J · • · METHODIST- MornlrwWorshlp Sunday School. D:30 a.m.; lforn- dQ service, p. m., the Rev. Hol6btl Rood, aor1h r1 Volel'lllll llllilorlal llolpUel, PbllllP Gil. E. St., A>mer<ol'· SIDIIJ 30 10 9:30 L m. II former EUB bullcl- lal Worablp, ' a. m. Sundly Max Donahue of ~R •·· Weclne·••· p. m. Scbool, 10 a.m.; Wonblpoervico 7 PI 1a1. E..,._ Sunday Schoolao.. ....... ....vice at 7. Wedaoo411' IPIOklng. er, BW&o __,., • IlL m. Youdl fell'"'oblp. Solurday, 1.45 - SYRACUSE UNITED IIETHO. 11• tor nursery to grade slx eftlliDI pnyer service, 7:30, cldklren at former Metholllst an- Paator' Elder C. W· ProfttU. JEBOVAlPS ~. Lar· p. m. • Sobbatl\ Sehool. Woroblp, DJST CIIIJRCH - Rev. Paul A. 8:30 L DLUNITED PIIEliB~- SaD er•, pu~. ,_ ......._ 11U lit 9:30 L m., Mrl. JIm e I 'rJ Carnahan, pruldtngmlnllter. FIRST - . •-~ ~~. S1cJu1, cblldrtn'a .._btendeDI.. Sunder. Bible locturo, 9-.30a.m.; lAN CHURCH _ i.uddJ 9:30 L m.,, Bon Quloearry, &mdly Chureb Scbool, adullslllll BRADBURY . CHURCH OF Walob 10:30 L m.; Guest Mlatater J1me1 &IJL Mondna woraldp, 10:30 L · 7autb, 10:30 L m.; junior hf&h, CHRIST- 9mdQ' aehool, 9:30 a. WedneadiY: Bible ltudy, 7 P. m. on, &11oo1 Superlnten- m., llrot alllllhlnl &mdlys ileth H1lior bl8b Uld odults m. Gloa - . . SIJ>I. cturch ..... Tbursda.Y: MlnlllrY ocbool, 7 P. · deill. Sumoy Sebool, 9:30 o.m. mooth. Evenltw evanaallllic meet lD tormerMethodlatChureh Yieu, 10:10 a.m.; evening aer.. m. Service lllHUJW, 8 P. m, Wor1h~ Service, ~O:SO Lm. serrlce, 7:30 p, m., ~ ud Cor Suadoy Church Sehool. ~ 'rice, 7 :30; W-edi.Y, pri,Yer MASON CHURCH OF CIIRIST- Cbolr ptacdce, 7:30 p.m. Wed- fourlh Somdll¥a. IIac:knl.1, youth aQPe!ilrt,eDdeat; aerYieea, 7:30p.m. Mlller st. - EferiGn Weekley. aeoday. · CARMEL UNr,rED METHO. JOlt IIIah cl111 IIIII oealor ldulla , · .,.-., Bible IIUdJ clllooeo, SmA8BtJRy ~0. DJST CHURCH - Rev. Paul A. • meeii1Win Iormor EUB bulldi!lll, GRAHAM IJNITEII METRO. ~. ~Oa.m. Worsbii>'!!"'P!'"""b. ~. ,_11!1.1, "SolleNI' _ .... •&llidly' $'chooi, el Ville11n!, o-..11 AAIIUII> • l)illfc.CHURCH - Preacbln&!i:8:- ,~ 10:55 ·L m.;.~ ...~ . DI.tl't ~u~ - Re·< W.E n 9:30 L w~ Roulh, &en. , IIi 111e Cla11 porq,laotMoaii,Yooch 30 o.m., Flrot aod Soconcl IIIII· aenlce, 7:30. . Bible Studer, paator• . SUnrll.y Scbool, Mornlnc wonblp, •0:30 L m.,' YIMh FaDowoblp IICh di,Yo ol ncb maadl; 'lblrd IIIII cluaeo, Wedaooda.Y, 7,30 p.m. · 10 L m.; COrrcill Norris, SloPt. oecoodllll tourti\Suncii.Yoot•ch Suadoy, 6 p.m. In former MetJ>. 'Fourth ·&mdi,Ys eochmanlb, WorGRACE EPISCOPAl- E. Main WonhJp ur~ee, 11 L m.; MYF ·month. Ewnlns evuweU~Ue odlot bulldJtW. Dlatrlctyouihrel- oblp oorvlce II 7:90p.m.; Wed- S t . , -- Churchocboolooch e ,p. m. Suncli)'. Preyer meetlna service; 8 p. tri. second and b llrotMoaii,YofeocbDIOII1h. nosdoy evealngo ot7:SO, Pri,Yor 9IJidi,Y at IO:SO LID. 'lblrd Sua- Wedneedi.Y, 8 P. m. thlnl SWtdaJ' ooch manth. PQ!IEROY CHURCH OF THE • . LETART UNrrED METRO. IIIII BlbleiiUd:J. di,Y ol eoch monlb 110 lllOl'lllac NAZARENE COmer llnloolllll ENTERPRISE UNITED METH· Dmr CHURCH- Flrolollld Soc· FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION oervlce, Hoi1 eommunloa. 7:SO Mulberr)'. Rev. ~ V, Haadel" OD!ST ·Rev. WOllam Alroon. . oad amdi,J1 preacbinl, 8 p.m.; - Blld Knobs, PortJand..BishaD p.m. 8:30 Pastor• . RliPb - · Sit>LI Tblrd IIIII Foarlh Sundlya, 9111· jlold. Rev. E. J. Grlmtl\,po-. SOUTH BETHEL UNITED oon, pootor. L m.; RQmoilll Walburn, &citEldoP Weeks, All't. Worahtp ler9130 di,Y SeboollO Lm. , Worohlpoer• l;mda.Y School, L 10.1 llott- METHODIST- Worsblp, oecood ..tee 11 a.m.; Tu.eadal 8JtnlnP Wlltred, &lrt. Sunday worstdf aadl fourth ~~ 10s30 L m.; Morn1Jic worahJp, 10:30 L m.; vices, 9:SO ~m.; Sunil)' School. alB p.m., Pr.,.er aodBiblelilldJ. ·aenlce, 7:30 P. m. Prayer meet.- ftral Uld tblrd!lllallo's, 7:30p.m. Eveq Sonlce, '1:30 p. m. 11»-, 10:\10 LID. I Youlh Follolloldp, RIJTLAND CIIIJRCH OF THE I~Wo Tueadi,Y, 7:30 p. m., Mil· SUnc11.Y Sebool, 9:30 L m. Youlh week ....Yice, Wedaoedi,Y, 7:311,. 1:30. Weclnoedi,Y:. Choir, f:ll P. p. ... . ... I Bible Slud7. 7:30. . . NAZARENE - Rev. Uoyd D. .•ford Frederick. elliS Ieider. Fellowoblp, I j>. m. ooch FOREST RIJN llNfTEDIIETH.CIMICH OF CIDRST - lliCi: Grimm, Jr., pootor. Sundoy YIMhFellawoblp, Frlcii.Y,T:SOp. at ~sPialnaUnlledMcli»­ ICbool, 9:30 a.m.i mom1ng wor-. m. EraBst Deeter. ltlderi lkll.. cllat Otureh. ODIST - Rev. Wondell G. dl_., IIIII IIIII lflola. .look ler, putor. Woroblp oervlee, 9 Se!IOI, IICt. Blhlo Sdlool, t:IO oblp, 10:90 Lm.; ,...,. er WO!red, Jr., .,...-,"_CH C''..;.."" c~-cH OF ~~ "'•'a .~,. 6-ti p.m ..._ · MASON ASSEMBLY Cn~·-· nun uv- L m. • Suada,y Sdloal, 10 L m. 0. Ill.; lolorDilollwaroblp, 10:30 L ..- - . . ' • ., OF GOD - st., llUon, '11le Rev, CbellterBryut.pulur. Mrs. Fred N - .. P:.I -IIIIW woroblpo7130 P. m.; 7 ~· ~:. w. va. ~ sObooi, 10 oJil. Suaday Sdlool, 9:30a.m.;, WcrIIIINERSVlLLE U N I T E.D l'rOJOI' oervlce, W~oda.Y, 7 p. woroblp, no. m.J!o:aD,.. oblp oen1co, u L m.; Evealal - ... n m.Jie'r. BauHn IIQ)'"er, paltor, W• CIMICH OF TilE NAZARI!II,E IIIDDLEFORT HEATH I1NITD> ,.uollc, aenlce,.7:30·P.: III.:Bihle. woroblj), 7,30 p. m. Prayeroerv- METHODIST - Rev. lllm!ODI!l'-Max E. llababue, Slud7 IIIII Jli'I1W .~oe. Wed- leo, TUoedi,Y, 7:30 p. m. Youlh sa:tlor, pootor. SUncii.Y Sebool, -llldlllllll!l'lo Roo, A1$7111ilor,, mlalolor; Jomos BrwwlaiiAJn, ~. 7':30 p.m. Cbo-''ll"'" ·Service, .l11uroday, 7:10 P. m. I L ILl lleaao1h W....., SitJL pollior• JMt.r :.,. S@iDal, 9:10 L Jiio; ifllrallw ~ ocbool - - - . pUiur, T/S-5JJI. llOalidy olalo, lint SliUrdoY r1 Woroblp oervlce, 10 L Dl. SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE W""""'' 10:~ a. lllol .J!IIIor SO.. CINrcb · - · 9:30 LID.; mora- . CARLETON CIMICH -Klap- eoch lllOIIIb. iDI wnblp, IO:SO LDI.I Jlllllh ....,. R<IOd. - · 1:10 HEIILOCK GROVE CHRIS- NAZAIIENE - Rev. A.l!.lllller, ~: p. m.; NYPB; .S,t5 p, Etqall.aie' me.clac~ , ". ......... Sundly, Bp.m.Cholr .... o. m.,lloiPt carL s..,t.Wortlllp TIAii Church - Jameo Smllh, paatol'. Bob M:xlrei SWdU m, · iD. Pri,)W ~. V(ed"! .• .floarlll WldoeodoY, 7p.m., c1101t oonlco, 11-.10 a.· m.lllll7:10 p. l'Uior; lldlerl Pluloeo. &mdoJ Sebool&¢ Suadoy SCboolclad- . 7:30 p. . Ben Pbll- 1'rQor ·m. ~~~'· PnJor 111011118, . . - IMIJ)I. lf<>mlal oervlee, 01 tar a l l - 9:S0 LBLI 11om1a1 w..-ohiP. i0:30 o.m.; NYPS Alliin' .~aooonlco, W-odoJ. 8 p.m. w-IIIIJ. 1:30 p.m. t:SO Lm.; !bldi.Y ochool, 10:4~ Sw>dl1 6:30 p.m.; Eft~Wellsllc o.m.; you1h meella& 6:411 p.m. Sonlco SUncii.Y 7:30 )I.BLI 11»I ·WU a ~ ~ God bad SILVER RUN FREE WILL ·l'ri.Yu mMiilll: Wedaoo- , ...,_ -lllo ._. BAPTIST _ Rev. <>:.nu Alldao, ~ 7tl0 p.m;; Ml.to-"7 Meet- . JMiotor. Richard Fld!, SllndQ 1a1 secood w-..ay or Sot>erl- 9llldi,Y . -7:30p.m. ' .. I ban .... ill 1117 beorl far oil School, 10 L m.; Worahlp, 7:30· M.IIION. B~ CHAPELill lito 111111 God up ill lloavea keoPII p. IIi. Pn.yor moeli~Wo Tlturedi,Y, Tile Rev;· nar.l4 CUilllngbam, 7:30 1 • m. Cbolr pracllce, Tlloo- ~· Cbftleo I~ Swlme . - lila bond, MY TESTIM'ONY di,Y, 7 p. m. . ~ SeiKiol Sup~ COraer ' W11b JaUo u - · I do lilt 01M1 POIIIft0 Sla., llfliGII, W. A little man that used to be I CAIILEToN CIIIJRCH-~ VLI ~ - · 9:45 LDI.I Col -rlecl .... cJa.y and to 1he ll;j> R - r ill - - . 1117 4 burr Rood. The Rev. JQ Stuoe, w«ahlp Hrvlct, IL W-o- lal Lonl be clld cry: prQera "a • hMr. . .. uoh, dear Father tn Heaven, - · Bali>b Cerl, ·SC>t. ~ .-... lralailll IIDiooi, 7; • som-. ""'"" Jato me a..t Sualll;r Scbool, t:ao L m. ·w..,. pra,yer ....'Ilea. 7:45. -,..,, , bave mercy on me ..., oervlce, 10:30 o. m. iad R 0 t K SPRINGS umTE0 Call me, and make me, 1 witdol. ' 7;10 p. IL alter:atoly. Pnpr METiioDIS'r'J. IAmiOI'. Dill tor Thee." (~-~toAJ) .,... ,.· .I'ID ~co ...b W-odi,Y, 7130 poJ~ori~Biackmla,.cllurch u,.... . .. lri. oCI:i>OI' ._s.co- llondtw 111m1 tu me .mch a long time IDIAI IIIli beort hid •IJtOII r . . . 1· . <: . fOJIEROY CHURCH ' OF 1!(nlllp,,. ·t:I!O L m.; cllurcb •.• lib• e•ery nlat:t to bed l _.d No bOle, 110 me11ee- . . . . .. £!IBIST- Robrl H. Wood, Jllo- ochoal, 1.11111 L"!-1 e.....U. wor!ntm obove, . . '-'t<ltl &mdly Bible Slud7, 9:30, L ah\1• _' 7:30; IIIYF !lllallo', 6:3,0 . iiJOald 1aJ to the M a !Iter, No bate, 110 malice_ )dtpoooo ' ~1. 1\fcnhw Woroblp,10,JO; p.m. Pr&JOr moell,. IIIII Bible tn:m obovol • YO!IIt meotii!Co S:SO p; m::E.,._ ~. W.sda.Y, 7:10p.m. M'~PIIUe keep me tcxddlt, OIIIt T. Roach . • nlqj wonblp, 7:3!1. lllci-Wook aiilllotraUte Council meollar. 01 1be morrow rn try 1o do rllbt." Rt. 1, Lelu1, w. va. - · 7;311 g,m. llrot ~ 7:· ~ »rac:llco, Frldi,Y, ao p.m. . • · , tlNrrmJ auriAND Seoo.t, ·~ ~:::..:: ~s:;,; ""*, 8 Tower-· )'Gil,. m.; -~~~- fHelnactng bet,. a ...W """""-· to ohapo tho IJ!OWing ponanal!!y. ..,.. ,....ncl. a . ....... 'bllow. . .. HEINER'S BAKERY ·. WEST MAIN ST. POMEROY, 0. SUI'POST THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICI! HUNTINGTON, W. VA. ... "MEMBEi\ IIIDDLEPORT PHONE 992-3Z84 - a. . s. s. c. ...,.. ,<' to God (ere I .· /""'Jf ·p.~ . weal w-•·, ., - .. ..., o(,..... -. , ' , • tiiii:Nift4f!'I!I!~IN !lliliT '' IJololli Jt 'BIIflo - · Tb~ erl<;let ~~~ DO ......... . acalna.t ll!e lion, .10 bo I·'~I"I"Y.W~iillf'·~ ~~~n.LE ' ' ~· c. ; '"' . =' i'ilo' io.i~ ~ . ft.!,¥ ·-~ .and ,tlctled. h"!' ' to "'...m.llllo!ol .. ~o;ao;_GI-r•;lu!l• · ~~-,.t'k ~ .....,lleliOOI eM ., ~ · . ....., · , • · ' I " ' Jumped .iDJO ,the 1J.on•a tar. .r niJ!'hMI•••,,'ftaltOio W~ death. 'lbato wbat .wen · &Oinl to do. to the united State~-' ! . ....., ,, . F•; . ·. '· j • ...,. . ,. ··a,aow;~ 1 ,s· it!~'· ~ , ..r-, ~m. •.-r• . vice. 7·• ,. •. fllld - · IICII'Yic:ti . . , • .~ ; .i!"d ~ W~. -~fiin: . · · ·m.U;::,.ti~ - ~~" . •. were soln& to tk:lde blm to deaRtb1 •11·1 •·~-'1'1'-'-.... . . ..- . lcadn o1 u.e.g.rd1*P.O.f .-- -~;.fi'4.' ... .. 0. • . J. r -J~ "''.....,"'-M ';• r ' .,· "1[" . ~·l·, l? ' ~~t..·i ~-.·'* :1·11 -~ • >: ~:.:;il.!. ~ · . - "'.::aoilr~"""' .I·, ·· . . ·.. . r • •· AHh " , 'ti""M•~ ---. · ,. l -;,.J.~~Tr.b.· ,.;:w..,,.. ~er._"o;.: , ;;t;f~ - ... < .. , ~~ . ·claliil· 1.,.4, II~~¢; 11 · .111· 1!1Pc ~ , , ~·Pt.'l,t " ••z~eo. 'f:rploblinQ .lalo : . - · · ~a 'IIWI ~ ·~· ill'ilclt •• .-.... , plo,IIOtophjll ·~·· I •i . . ...-~h ' ... p.l)L'' ' , l"!ft;.l!l' t • ''' , 'r>!o"~ i[:'".. ·~ ,~ • ' ••.-:.......• ' , r I . • '!(, •' ' • f _T· "tL •65-~lUTc\ BIG 3" GENERAL MERCHANJl!SE TUPPERS PJ.AINS . Pll. 667.:1280 63 .For• sOo. ,;.: . $895 · S695 62' POfttlac $795 $595 dr. . R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO:' . . OHIO VAllEY BAKING C(). ' • .,Bonneville 2 ' Hard Top. Or!ainal 'buJ1)andy' flnlak. Sid. 0hlft B~ftS OF HOUlUM BRj!AI> i.III!DLEI'OBT, 0, ,OIDO'S OIJ1EST llOilGt DEALER lllllDLEPORT, OIIW ,-.~,, '. ·I Lincoln ,;. 591-6601 IIIIDDLEPORT•. 0100- - co'u·,... ST · .l!L ·~. • LEIVING 1COAL COMPANY PJIOI!UCERS . . COAL w. vA. .. _Int., aM owner. New Olds trade. 65Fonl LTIV4 Dr. H.T. .. ·- ·- • • ·--- $1495 35.2 V8 motor, auto. t:rau., P .&, wblte owr blue. WUb lUI I!Uriol': Committees are Appointed ln.tallation ol ,otfteer1 and tbe oppc>~.-nt or CCIIImllteeo tor ast bll)hliabted Tueo411' nlgbt's meet1111 ol Chester Cculc:U 323, Daughters o1 Ameriea, held at tbo boll . Esther Ridenour was lDitiD.ed Jan. 21at thehomeofMrs. Frank' aa councllor. Others lnataned Cheesebrew instead of Jan. 14. were Mary Bahr, IIUJtdesentiuel; Members. are to take bottle eapa. :M.aey Hayea, vice COUDcllor; Dorothy Myers, junior past~ c:Oor; and lnzy Newell, asaiatallt )unlorPiotcounc:Uor. · ~--ltteoo -~- ~ :Mra '""""" ~ ., • Elleen Bat)r. Roaoludon, Ledo MaeKneotor, cbalrmon; Lolhl Kablents, and Mabel Van Meter:. Flower, Esther Ridenour, Eliz. - IIQoo, Dolores Wolfe IIIII AnniTuttJ.e. Flllbelrera, ~t Tuttl.e wl1h Dorothy Ritchie, assistant, and Letha Wooda with Goldie Frederick. a1111tant. Mra. lUcleaour will serve u tbeteom Clj)lllnandMaryllolt,. er will be 1he couaaD CIIPialn. Dllrl 111 eella8 Olld cted 65 .Ford Galaxie 500 4 Door•••••••••••••. $1295 V8 - · iuto. Irani., power . - - . brolmwlthlllllehlqr lnterl.or, ~~ .,_,..... tires. 64 Olds 88 Station laton ............... $1295 White with red vinyl interior, V-8 motor, auto. trana., power brakes, power steeri~, rodio, tinted glass, w/ a/ w tires, 1 awner, new Olds trade • Pontiac Cot. 2 dr. HT the Fabulous Thuraday by die Aftei'IIOOII Clrde, Women'o SodeQ- ot Chrlotlaa Service, ol tile Heatll United Metbodllt Cbureh .In Mlddleport. cbalnnan; M.,.,. "-• ed lhlt lllrbaro SorpntUldldarMryao carpenter, Dorodty 111:1: prot lllcCioln ore hoopllal'era, Doria Koenig, Loura Moe WIt heme arePoullnoRidonour, Hartung, Jnzy NeweU am T 1 n a Mary Shvnlter, Ella Oaborne, lolorkl. IIIII l(yrao Clrpeoter. Good ot the order, HllenWol.t, Potluck refreshments wil.l be efaalrmaa; Mary ShoWalter' Olive ael"Wd at the next m~ Iaiii!, Ml•• Besa Sanborn was leader tor the procram pre.aented from the ~ book, uventurea-· Kelb, Pit 'lbomll.s, selma Clll, 1a M11l1ma," wltb 1betoplc 11 &'1- Ferne Showalter, Mary Bahr, ·· counter with Urbanlzatlon." 9le llld the book su&aellltll Chat tbe clturcb lodi,Y II belllll operated Ia covered- ti;y)e Uld due to eblftlel in a~1, anyone OJer 40 is a ••stranger and a foraigner In tdJ own ClCKIItry. n A more modora opproocb to mloa1on work wao suaoated. Mro. • Walter III.Yoo preiYed at tl\a bualno11 lllllal valeatlnopnQeclwuJ)aaed. The ''hllrtllno" ,Prlljeotwill bt carried Gill at lito Fel>n:aty .m-.r whoa lnJ• r1 eoolcleo IIIII ooadleo will be _...!'!!>r ~IT to • -'DIIIIIJ. Mro, Ht,yu · ~-· 1D ....... lbelr ........ bei'IMJoda tar _,...por.,..ato Marcia Keller. ReCreshmailta, Do rot b :r Rltc:ldo, chairman; Dorio Gueoer, Sedle Truaaell,llfleyHolter, Mary Role, Anna Tuttle and Mar- pret Tuttle. Delinquent, Ada Van Miter, cllllrmon; Etbel Orr IIIII Zeldl Weber. Publlcl~, Mary Holter, chairman; OpollloiiGR. Plllnlit, HolenWollUldCiarice ~ as sis.... lllsceU~MWs, Ada Morrlo ebalrman; Goldie Frederick,~ tie Ft'ederlck, Mae Bpenc:er, z Biua. Zeldl Weber, Lo1ho Woad alii Ada Vu Moter. OopJant!, Opal 11a11oa, obalrman; Betty Rouah, lllrbara Sor· bo .-mbered. pnt; Goldie Woll, ~ ElcldnrA /ll!il rejlarl ,_ Ula lllllal . or, Ethel Orr, Beulilt lfall)' IIIII -.,-die 'j '< OP!!H EVIHIMG h · · '· " 1 992·5342 GMAC FINANCING '1!Q: sToRE WITH A HART IL\CINE, OHIO LOHSE ,. ' ' ~, ,. <'T·• ·,, ·1 -• · SMITH AUTO SALES KANAUGA, OHIO _......-.... 11U ) -~- ,.. . '" . ), ' ' ' ."·~ c~. ~ .' • . ·.~ ' . ' ...•. , -~· . r, ,.. ' • ' East Letart ·!;'~. ~ ,. pre....,, · ... POMEROY otq:. llolldll buaar • ........... ¥1JUr IIBW llatllun lltlal• , .,; . .,KENTtiCKY Fluw CIDCKEN , POMEROY,, tlHIO• ' ORR & VANZANDT ~ROW'S STEAK HOUSE ' RA(INE FUl.VAlU MARKET ' , ... 61 Cadillac C..pe DeVIlle $295 Group Meets .'··,t;_, . • TO MEET JAN. 21 Meigs Salon 110, Eight a n d Forty, will meet at 8 p. m.. on Mr& """' .... - ·· .1D FAiiJLic IIECfttt.TlON sWIIllliNG • Home of Ont.,lly Phone ,Ancl Tlt•e E., HO... ·PARK • • SANDWICH '" I - STEAl HOUSE SEVERAL &8 DEMONSTRATORS AT CLEARANCE PRICES ' ~-~. (lOW'S ··~ A'l'IIENS, o; · 1 · VB Special 4.dr. Motalhc grey flr\iah. . llfi'coir)' ..;. ' COllie!- ~·h Foril'.. V8 motor, auto. trans., P.B., P.S., redlo, tinted slaa, lJM Urea, white owr tunva.• with turQ.uolse doll · • G0p EXp /ored Generat10n . $39.5 $250 ./' RIGGS, INc. MARK .VSTORE wur . ' Galaxle 4 dr. Sedan. Original iurquoloe fl~loh; POV.er oteoring; Alita. ihlft. IIIIODLEFORT, 0. ()F !UGH . owner. TINY'S FOODLAND :MrL E1he1 r1 PomOl'OJ' vlolted &mda)o wllb bar ..... In-law lind daulhter, Jlr. and Mro. Jameo D. Smith ol Columbus. Bt8e Iiiii oii. Oob 9,ll08 mUoo .., w..l4' · ~~~==~':.":t;~!'.i····~O:re~~h:n,;a.. ··~~y~l."ltl.i.Jbl-t.· V8 Soorto Wo[)On .9 pau. The lorgeot and. flneat and boat of · !!iolclc wagOn with okyroaf, popular doilgn. One careful local ' TaliOl','""-- $2,995 : aronqo 4 whHI Drive. Sta. Wagon~ OM local owner. Showa goad c;are. . · ' . GOfGLEIN READY-MIX CO. Ju•tArrl•.- 66 Ford · $1,895 $1,795 (Lorry Bailey) , BAKERS OF GOOD BREAD Flre.lrd ..350" 2 dr. Hard Top. One careful owner. SnloH V•rdoro Grn~ with pc~rchm,nt vinyl buckeh, and fuli consul. · LARRY'S SOHIO ·sERVlCE =.oo:;'.':,; Poet's Corner 6~ one owner. &6 Olds Cutlass Supreme Hoi. Sed.••.••.• $1895' $1,195 $995 VISli'S IN COLUMBUS ndlo & boa1er, 4 OPCL _va, 1111111. Irani., ndlo & b-r. A &OOd ...,1 Mr1. Beek)' Matthews, MIM}e.. MOW WA5 ar. 67 Olds FBS Club Coupe, ............... $2095 Mrs. Boll> Goodall Uld douslttera, Mra. Janice Neutzllne &lid · 66 Buick $1,895 $1,795 Wldl tllo )We It will, In 1m10 m....,..,. ro.ter aad bolp ouotaln lhll which Is soad lal'lmlly OIMI eoia811Pnl~ lire, this feolurelnpooaoreclloydle buidJlOosllrmo'aqd orpalzatloits whoae aomeo er ,din-. -·· 18:16-21 c~ '"' KNU~> ..,."...-.. Jllnlial; r.....;.,,..,....,, v.. ' in your IIYft. , I DD tbls On. Their Birthdays 64 Ford lite oppc>e1unlty 'to mako Hit foVout reality U VI Survoof •.•••••••••••••••• ~ •••• ••$1795- Husbands Honored port, l8ned a chicken dllmer Salurdo,y eVOnilW ot 1lle Goodall ..... In hoaor oflhelr bulbolllls, Rclbert Goodlll, James Neutzlinl VB Country Sedan Station Wagon. Power St•erlng, Power. and Gerald Matthews, w h o s e Brok•i, AU,tonKitic Trans. Beautiful cr•am c:olor. REV. BORDEN TO SPEAK blrlhdaro or< all In Jllllll'J. The The Rev. Nyle Bordoa, chv- · em:t woo held eorq oa Gerold lain at die Galljpolla StatAl illlll- left lor mllltarr service II Fori lut<l, will be Jlllol apeoker at tl\a Jackeon, S. C., on Jlllllll'Y 6. 10:30 Lm. Sundl;v ~~ttvice ot the Also preae.-: was the Ne~ngs' Skylark V8 Cuotocn • dr. HT Sedao. Be~utlful burga~dy fl~ioh · Middleport F1rot Unllecl Presby- daughter, Polrlclo I.yna. '1 with parciNn•nt Interior. Power steering, Power brokea . Auto. t.rian Church. frans. One local owner. 16:1 5•'• 1.7:8 · . GeneSis GenU is 17:15-21 17:9-14 Gtnllis Gtntlis 18:1-15 17:22-27 God 1o tho light af tho world. Hlo Churdo ofleri P... famly ' i • -·· added .!on! ' iab ond Ucnow how lmpartant thote d"Yl are In Amyo d...lapment. Her acqualnlanco with tho -ld will hot 111. grootly. ll:at'o why we toke her to churdo ....-y Sunday. We want her to leam of God's ·low f;om .arflett ,.,._mbrontee. you and . '' the jloh lolo lx.oYtlht her be<o.,. ...,. than ~lnary. . Tboy're magical . ....,,.., ~aahh•g tbro"11h tho water a flldc 'of tholr, talk, golden vleamo <f faodllelflan. Haw thrilling 1o a boby'a -ld-clo!tnglng. growing. . herr day • • f·lS·~e ·. r·•J · a .or Amy crloo, ullng one Of 'he'r . ;. _:~~nd ~ tier Yolce !Nmbla will: wonder, and· ~ "Sool -SO-, ..... , •, ·~ . ;, • ·~ r '',' 1 . ,.. , ' �t - , . Dllb' ~ P-IH''f¥'- 0., FrldQ, 1aaarJ 10, 1. . ) 7 • Watching Wan~· ·Ads Bring To,p R¢sul~ 1\ LiTTLE 'HOMEWORK' • ' INFO_JbU.TtO.. OI!AOI.INIS J ., ... O.r ....,_ P\dtftut._ QUALITY ' ltiGULATIOMI Tho P141i•hft ,...,.,.•• th. •ltllt .. Hit or reject tl.eiHCI •IM•I-.. Io, The ,ultlloher will ••Y ..,, ,...n.to -.. ,.. be , •• -e.ttM.n ... laclln'K'tlno_.l_. IATI!S p., Went 4.1 S.r-.lce S cent• per • • one ....,.,_ Mlnl~~~~o~• C"-'1• 7Sc Cet'lll , . , Wotiil tfoltel Cef!IICUO " - lnjiertlono. 11 ....,, per • .,. ala " "•ollut lu on pgld CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY mlnlfll"lll. All Eo. .Witloncl -rd 2c, BLIND ADS &4dltlonol 25c Char•• per A.dve,. woo on aaio. '\Vo orio l'ul- 17 oqulppal to lno1all liM! stU\11. ' ). ' 1964 CHEYROLET.,.,•.•.,.,.,.,,.,.,,:.,.,.,..,RMucod to $900 Bel Air .( dr., VB el'lgitle: std. trons., loco! 1 owner ear, exc:ellent w-w tires, clean interior, turq. nnish, rodlo. · : SUPER $ER; $TAllON POMIROY OPEM· o ~ MOURS . 1967 CH EYROL I!T.,,,_,,_:~_,,,.,.,.,.,.,.,., ..,,.,.,. $1200 Biscayne 4 dr., 396 cu. in. lneine, 3 •PHd automat- · Ic, power steering, gold finish, grey vinyJ interior, year end c leorantl!' . ' - ZI'D ZAG 16Wq JIIIIChiDt, filley or Jaol plaiD ~ . lUll ...4 ..,., paW wlthl11 10 ftys, $1.50 t., SO -rtf SILEIITW . FETY .F SNO TIRES . ' •m ._O.r ••••'""' ......, ' ... ,... of _Pu ..llcot'- DIIC~Wnt Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEM EYES. 8:00 P .lot. POMI!RoY, OHIO Htomont. lllriiJC. You wiD l1b lhta """· Monocrlmo. dims, maW llatblbolel, ...,. on ...._, or llrall!bl atltmos. '1'rJ II In ,..... home; $42 or fi.IIO per ® IIICIIIIh. - QfiFICE HOURS I1JO a.m . . . S100 p.111 . Dolly B1JO o.m, .. 12.00 lfoon S.Nr4oy 1to6 to6 ...... . . . AUU . A.,.,.,_ ..,_ ..... ,,..Die --- Raeine ...r....,. JUST LIKE MOTHER USED TO MAKE! PIPING HOT AMD DELICIOUS MEALS ARE ONLY A PART OF THE MENU AT BAILEYS, •. For lent llli1SE J1U11 RENT - I """ ,....., bath. Ph. IOU110, Dall:r !flO A.M. •• 7>00 P.M.- bath. basement, close alorel. 1100.011 down, - · · Troller Pllt,IIIDemllle,l'l1oneta- O!iE BEiliiOOI.I unllnllbed opartmept, o.to 1ltdldlnc over DaltDn'o Drug !l1qaiN at . . , . _ 1rl-12te and unfwulaW Clooe to """""'· • Mil. IS.JI.Ife LOTS. Bob'• Mallll .,, ...., Ol:dD on ltatll ' PIIDat IIUU. •u-er. to fiUl monthly, RV'nAND - ! bedroom bome, WOirl u. 81BIIIDO - ' e bath, tiled celllngs. panelln~ wUII All a PM ndlo, Upeocl In ltvtng room. 2 Aeres. - · ....... ,, . Ill . ' 1'1,0110.00 aold DUdl bfPer. .r.t 11U IIJDDI.EPORT - 4 bedroom IIIW. Pay • per _ . , or brlet. 1~ baths. bot water Nllnee duo, IIUI. c.n .._ beat. full basement, wan to -. 1-1.-c wall nrpollng. Garage. 131.1111UO SAVE MONEY, U. Ill 111 IIOilSEI! WANTED ..m, n*NM; tb1o Jl1lleh. . 111!!L1!N ., VIRGIL TEAP'ORD tao ..._ h!IUo.. ofoo, dorDo, .\IJIIOCIATEII ' 8Dd omb. , . . )1lliMI1IB sYRAaJSE, 0. •a. CIII--: d.. per_.. • .., ... - ciao -- ,.,.,.r .=· ..... .... ,., ..._ ' fllrlllllled apart. lllllNICllrr OOIIICJL.IIt .... •un 4 Jp?¢ra. i:ll1U1 ' ~ I wMh -~· . 11!11- It, ~ radio; tu~ • .... -". ••••• VUie [ lA ! ~ ~ iJ...... IL~Y· I'T. PLEASANT - ~ breaking and elllerlng of a hooae owned by Boyd Meadows, Paleotlne Ridge, wbtch oecurred sometime ckl.rtng the laat rour da¥•. which waa not discovered unW Thurada.Y. li)Hry .... gained by break· lng a Reported min, tng was an antiQue clock, lllverware, fiashllgbt, hand mixer and other 1mall items. win-. : ~-s.r.<-~;.;.,;.:~::m-;-x.-;::-mx*:;~ Tuppers Plains Soeiety News BY !IRS, EVELYN BRICKLFS Mrs. Wilmer Rice is home from the hospltol and Ia aomewhat improved •nd wishes to thank everyone tor their cards, letters and gifts while slle was h<><;>ttallzetl at r.an.leo Clsrk Hospital, Parkersburg. Mr. and Mrs. L. L. LyMe ~ flailly had •• SUnday 4loner IIUOIII their son, Mr. 8Dd Mrs. LindaU Lyons m, Parkerabur1, theit dauihter, Mr. aad K r s. Lawrence Hubargen and eon of Belpre, Mr. Aid Mrs. Marion Rlas and IU111¥ of '-'> ~ Mr. and Mrs. David Ria• a o d daughter, Mary Loulaa, ~n Lovey Slyre spent a week in PcmerO)' at the home ~ Mr. ancl Mrs. Bud Simpson whUe they were vacaU0111rw tn norlda. Mr. and Mrs.. Talmadge Evan• and son. John, or Oak Hill vtaltod her aunt, Mra. Esther :Piper, Sun4ay. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Sayre of RosevUle viilted Mr. and Mrs. Omer Cnnilef and ....,r relathoes. Mrs. Agnes Price of Portland was a weekeiXI gue&t ot:Mra. Hat-tie Paynter, , !rbos Kim Taylor ol Gallli>otta · ~Pi-nt a wr a dll' In atarleo~·!'l!ltlfJ~ Mn. Rllift llldd1e; ,·~~ · Mr. aiot Mro. Fnnd• • . wore, NOW Year'o lll1' ·dtlfiet IIUOIIs of Mr. and T. G, !fl. · D•lly 5130 A.M. 7100 P ...S..doy '''"' .. 7o00 to 0 POM!AOY pg, lloe and the Sborlfl'o Depart.. mCmt are investigating t h e Wheeler and Mrs. Ada Bays, Mra. Gretla Siq)aOD and Mrs. !i'lf Mi'oHT'bl~ Entertained '1liOOIKoll tul.WU~ UIEIJJ , iiiTif 11/AT -\1.. COIIOIW Cf '/OIJP$ Alttrotiont, alppen attlll poebto Professl9nal 1111 LEGAL NOTICE cleani!lf"&llarantted Mason, West Vlrelnla ~' ···- ... '\ ' J.IS71iN 10 ME. TAMM>'& OPERATION IS A SIJCCESSI PlolnL sono ·i?'- . ...... Ma11ar entered camcten Clark HOI.Pital, ParkersburL 9ft SUnday and undenve~ IIIII'Pry M..-.daj>. She Ia reeovorlatlutl• !Oc:torll)'. Mrs. Ellie Watlm and da"'hter, Mrs. Wilma Gulliber, and abo her son, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Watson, all opent ·i dll'wllh her other aon, Mr. rmd. Mrlo Harold WoiiGD and llomli!>, AtNns. Mrs. Doria Koaalg and oon, Veterans dre !1, :! cloinq fine, Chief~ l'll come back buildlrw there. Mrs. Robert Mc:Grolh of Jack· eon, rehabUUatlon chairman tor the Elahth Dloll>lct, and Mro. Oaby Martln,J>ameroy,, lllate rehobilltatlon chairman~ planDed the porzy for thO 31 male andfourl&lllll.e veterans there. Games were playetlw!dtprtzeo of jewelry, s(IIJJ, hullkercbiefa, totacco, clgarecies, ecinbs, t<Mmo Into Court ... =~,~~~:.-=· .,.. ·' I'T. PLEASANT lames prizes. Eadl or the vetel'IDI ...,. Gibbs, HarUOI'd, indicted 1n a . eehed several prizes. felony IIY lhe reeeullll'IIDd jury, Rebllbrnants or """""'· """' &PI'Nred. and oeverol trtaldateo 4y, potato ebljls 8Dd- were wore aot, In Ma1100 Cooimv Clr· servad. Mro. Martin and Mr•. cult oourt Thuradl,y - . . Pearl Koepp or tho auxtlla~ or Gibbs was to return Friday to Drew Webster Post 39,111!1 Mr•• enter a plea. McGrath, L u 1 a ~ Ntwbabrler, Criminal II'I'Oll trtalo 10 t Maodo Oilvat, Norma Colmer 11111 were: Slate 'vs. Larry Rtl!le, Mary Lq>p o! 1ockoon Poot 81, entering wUhout brealdns. will uoloted. Gallipolis aux111ary bo heard cl1lrlne the week d. Fob, members Wtl made a ~bu­ ruary 10; State vs. Garland Jor. tlon. dan, clrlvJng wbl1e ·lntmlealad, Refreebmeota !ell over !r<m and 81a1e vs. 1Jo¥d 1lu!fman, the ......V were laMa to -.ran• contrlbutln&; State va. Jamaa in 1 Jacksoa rest fane who are HaDry LM!o, tratik v!oi..UC.. out.t>atlenta ol the Chllllcoll)e and State VI, Roy Lewft, Jr., holpitll. trollle vto-, all 1111 tho · carol - WllcoXBD, • IIOI'hoIIMk or J......,. 27 and State moro In the Coljeta <if Arlo and n. Robert Clar..,.. Reeiw't, ScloncOa at Ohio State Unlvarot~ lrolllc vtoiallon and 8lale VL IUiori1W In l'ore!BD Jansuapo, Charlea Neal, DOD-fiUJIIIOrl, are wae on the deaD' a llat the -paat both set ror the - k o1 Fob. quarter wldt • perfect 4.0 lll'&de 17, MI.JUWC,. &core. 111e illiuanter or ljr. and · Civil actlm trta1t oet are: Mrs. Martin WIICOQD, ~. Ama lAo Collloo a !!allJ Lou Rl. 2, carol ••• ~ 1967 p _ , . _ ... 'lbeodon n • ~IV> ol Soulhorn I.oca1 Hl&ti Sd!ool. • ..,. 11111 c._., HaD ... KJG.. . r'OIR oelh ~. are oet for week ol PT PLEAi>ANT - .lac~ L. Fob. tO; Ora C. R l - vo. of the Pt. Pleu- PLEASANT VALLEY llOSPITAL Robert F. MdlormiU, ~ alo ' ADlilrtTED: Clonmce'Emrlet, &dlecluletl for ....... d. Jail, 27 ; ont Loc:al Olll~o o1 the Weot Vir- Pl. Pl.-iat; JOIDOI ~ WWiam itarDUZ, Robert ~ slnla ~~~~ ol Eqlo,ymeut Hopatl· Mlchaal ljlmpitni, .1'1; ltz and ll,yDgl Bamltz vo. The Sacurl~, rePortad this~ tho Pilta~l 1IIIYiD VOIIM- lt.Balllmoro and Oblo RallrGod 111<1 plaeement 0! 3J pMICIIII ,IQ _ . IOii; ''Jiro. Howard Pl. Am Alll!ft & J110t1 Alleo ·vo. ' ful •111111~ ~ lft01\IIl. On , ~~ Von-.,,"PI. PleasWord F Wobll, uo ochodl~etl Dac. 31, there were 1191ndi1IAI- on!; Nr&, Mille Ohlbjpr, !\'*" tor week of Feb 3· Mart X..- ual.s rqlotered !Or work,·~ fa., Bavea•,· Qlarlea.!lll1irlsl;l!ll!oln. . · · , Pl. ' ' males 11111180 veterOIIL II., • · garet " ~ber Rltllo ••· Bur. pUcot1001 ·received di¢DI lbe Plea-; Rtlq .· ' ~. 1100 loY Paar11011oetlor week d. Fob. 111Cdh toto1ad .1 ·or 37 femoloo •· · 17, and 44 ..tenno. DISCIJARGED: Nro. :GoniGD,, ' ~ Ileaderaan, Rutland, 0.; Harold ' DnaJMl'aao.llac:.,lU6T,u-o LaM, PI.Pl~CborlooCam­ fomlly or Sloelb¥, Ohio, opentNew were 562 per...,. rqlotered for dlil, !11. ·Pieloont; Jo&Qii Cook, Year'• hclre with her mol;her, work and 29 ploet1110nlllllllbeen · Pl. I. w, Mra. Doris Koenl& and flailly. "" P18aonl. ,. Airman and Mrs. Gary IJom. made. Smith aald <lP- ' IIIIITH: Mr. ani1 ajrs. Elmer hart d. ·Soutll carollla l!llln1 • Pl. few dll'• bare with their por· el)la, Mr. and Mrs. Ewrj>ll ~at­ ' '"" and Mr. and Mro. Clri!Jom. bll'l. Mro. Pa'!i .AIIIIOII and Mro, thOro H81'1l' Allison ' ol ZOIIOIVi!IO .,.t , Miss Wlleoxe1111 on OSU Dean's llst lor 33 Placed . in EmplANn'7lnnt t '-'JJ....,.;; . Smith ........ sa, PI--'; e'!lnplor::;:~~~= ~a, Mere-, PIN-. .a. ~ . \ ' Riekle, m:1 her lather,PeteWeboo or, 1!111111 SUnday With bar son, Mr. and Mra. ~ Koenl&, of Mro. ·JGhn Torrence or~o ' CooiYIIIe, R.D. wore Suriclo¥ IIUOoll •Ill ~. I ~ ,41 · , . ](r, and MrL Dooal4 Hawltand Mr1. Rolani'Torrnce. Nra:. TOr- renoe aloo eai!otl on Mrs. Glacb'• Hllld,ore at SjTacose. . , VIOlet. Mro. Poul 5ellon opent ,.._ • orol . dll'o to ,DQtoo .wjth ~ .......... Mr. 8Dd ', Mli."J!!!!II'· P 1nl . on. ·r1,·1 ' ,, Thelj're Jrt!I/Mm~;-1/,J - DAILY CROSSWORD l. Shoe 1aeu D;. Woeful wont I. Ott to the oot.tom of 10. .A.ui~Q u. Root ot tho moulh 14.Jal - 11. Bone: anat. 10. IdenUeal 7• .Ure 8. llth..centuey naval power I.Dlher member ot a common pair II.On11. Warble tenna 13. Arabian 11. Sho.bonean chleft&ln Indian 17. Man'• URunnlng nickname 20. Word ... ..,...,. • motor .24. Coulln of a whaler With ann ot Ute law 26. Conver· aaUonal IIOUIId 29. 3.1t18 I I ""'fri••"• -'••••r 30. Abuhed 31. Buppllea tO. of food, clothlnl", ete. 33. Friar• :H. Mand&tel hUI ... 315. Type --· :1'1. Ahead II.Jflotake :11. Pineapple. u. Printer'• ......,IJ ...J Unaeramble theae four Jumblee., one letter to each -.uare, to form rour ordinary warda. f.. Jlriltle..Uke 23. Kiad ot part tube 6. Exclamation 20. Ulr• I. Meadow tile 10 I I I I (] CHEPSY ......... 11.- ·- H.AceoUnt ...-... .... a 17. GNU let.ter r....m.,·. Qutdl, Mine ot tiM Meuae a.Loo4 ·-=-J- (AiuJ...h...l HMPY INYMI POOI:LY MGIIIIN I...........,s..... a...,..,...,. .. .,... ,· ............. _IOHICAH"HOHOHO" mouuro a.-tal H.Piaa , .. lllolloO IQ.IIOriaoniMa 11. J:poc:ha Olio leU... obnp1J ~for IUIOiher.Ia IIIlo -pie A 1o U.. fGr tile tllne L'.. X for thtl two 001, ate. BIDcle IItten. .,_. ltopldeo, lllo leqtb 11114 fwmatloa ., tbe ... an - 11. lll•entd - DOWN :1--r,ut <lojrlllo-- ... - - A a,...... _..,...,. •xa DBBO T .KTLH, TQHOB TZZ . DL a•o DXXKBBTBDHU" Jt:Q T I'TXO! -BTLBDI'AHXI' DBBDI'A -~ a.A- itnd otioon Tllll- ' DAILY CBYI"l''qVOI'E- Ht~e'• how lo A X Y D L B A 4 x ·a IIi L , L Ci\'f· lo L O' N 0 I' .. ' • uANI~.DA~LING . veterans eonllood to theSoutl>- Gibbs Comes Grove, were recent lew days with her ll'&ncJ.. parents, Mr. and MrL F • Ctaiond. Mr. and Mr•. Linley H81'1 recent euests of their dl~ •· Mn. Jomea Laird In COl-o. Mr. anit Mrs. Ovsl ~~ ­ Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Powell~' ] ·z Sunder, 7t00 .. 7a00J. . ...i,ii_!~-!·~•ji · 218 E. 'MAIM 992of974 dtrmer guests ol Mn. Ethel GEC. IIODSIEIIER, Bnbr PflM1!ROY - 2 bedroom home, fR, ~ llKl'JWitE, eutem Ohio Meotal Heoltb Center. Athena, were peatl'lbursdll' at tho American Lei!lon Elsltlh Dlatrlct AII>11W'y party ala&Od In the holpltol thei'OIIY 7 Mra. Freda Freeker and son, Roger, Plne Well As Entertained WE HAVE SANOWICHE~ AMD SHORT ORDERS THAT RIVAL MAMAS BEST .•. • JOIN US FOR SIIMDA Y DIMMER ITS SOMETHING SPECIAL IM HOME COOKING Mr. and Mra. Tmo BortheleiiU' of~ spent the weekend hero Mrs. Cora Webb ts In Holzer wlth her mother, Mrs. EffteWat-llospital with a broken ankle. HOISTETTER REALTY ,,..., ~ial AIC CLEANER & SHIRT LAUIDRY 773-5543 Baa...... ,....., 106 E. Moln Pomotoy, 0., PT: PLEASAN , W.VA. -··- ,...., -GUARANTEEDPHONE 992·2094 ,..• .,., Heile & An Continental Const. Co. Til-COUNTY m ... S5.55 · FOR FREE ESTIMATE PHONE 304-675-2425 MAKE YOUR FIRST PAYMENT 1'011111 8Dd W1M11 Alla••••t '+ALUMINUM SIDING • STORM WINDOWS . • REMODELING AND BUILDING ,,.., ''""' EXPERT Special Winter Prices ~ ' -~eeping Meigs ' _,Gbllio and I, ' Mason Area Inforrried As .. DARK GREEN plaalle recliner dialr, m:ellent <.'OIIdi!IGD, Phone 19Mtllll, 1-Nte For lent Willi&' -truck .....~'I'd 1'110 tho to7 . . . . 1-7... FllRIIIIIIED ....... apart. CLEAIIINGI'll'l' carpet c1Mntr Carel Of Th1nb meat 011 LIDeo1n mn, uun. you ever uaed, so 1!81)' too. WE EXTEND our sincere IIIII paid, Multi ouly. ~'~lone Get Blue Lustre. Rent ..,_ tbanb to all who """ RAY, 110 C<llll bale; atao, baJid. ,,~ lrlc dwnpooe< fl, llaUr ll'ur.. tlncl to us clurlng ll1e ill? Dlluro. 1.ule ness and death of our dear !ng loll. -· husband and father, Dale nJRNlliiiEI) !woo """"""" ~1,- beal. Jlld. ·Howell, Sr. Special !banks to dlepart, Pbone tii!S#I4. Veterans Memorial HOS)Iital, Beat The Sprin1 Rush To 1-f.Ue Rev, Frank Cbeeaebrew and SKYLINE & Rl CHARDSON an friends and neighbors. MOBILE HOMES Wife and Sons. J,JI),Itc PetsForS.Ie duy This Month and We'll 118Alfiiii'OL 'llln!balred f«r. 1on ml miD1alun poodloo, Nolb no llllecM!ng or _., AltC; GVN SIIOOT Sunday. Jan. 12. Blubi oo IIIlo, Coolvlllo, llf«!nnlng at !lOOt> at Forked Ohio. I'IIGDe . ,.... Run Spol tsman Club. Every, . llal-lllle FOR YOUI """ welcome. 1-11),21c SKYLINE & RICHARDSON MOBILE HOMES STILL AS MUSIC EVERY Friday and ForS.Ie llllarday Ill Jaet's Club on MAPLE ST!'IIEO radio eon- LOW AS··········· llmilon.nle Road olf Rt 7. solo eomblnatlon. IIMI JIIDd, em stereo AM .!z FM radio. combination . 4<rpeed automat· WILL DO ....mg at home For Sale k elwlpr, modem maple Business Services llppen, pocketa, f101tglng. eonsole, balan<:e due $81.20. liS OLDS •• stldr lldlt, prked c. c. 1IRADII'OliD ·hemming. alterat10111. ole. to aall, Phoae :11'1-JIII. l....U. ... """""""' d. $S per month, AUCTIONEEII Mn. P'rodd1e Thabet, MUOD, c.n 18U211. J,J04te • Complelo BOnlee l'l1one 'MWI. ~ POODLE PUPPIES, AKC TO)' miDialuro, and up. stud IITEREO. walnut COIIIIO!e with Rielll. OMo toml<e lnd lfOOIIIIng. PhaGe VACANCY for two elderl;y Hpeed ebanger. 4-speaker ()fttBIIIIIford pie, Prefer private paid t-81H141. II I tiC system, balance due 81111.40 or I I tiC ts. 71 per month, Phone 99J. 1111!11. - · '17Ulll. ma, 1,!1),11c AKC Golden RllrleYel' pupplea. AJR ooNDmONJNG lllefrlgerI1H Alb Sl, Middleport. a lllon servloe, Jad:'a Refrlg111E11B WILL be a 11UD llhoot 'l'lltllll'l!l', ... ""1 llltlo, MO. e.adc . .uou, New Riven. bane Sunday, Jan. IJ, beginning at ... a.m. Boo<Nr. lint . ... 411fe aoon at tile P'orbd Ran ...... below Planlo Omr<ll, 1'IIIEWOOD, any lqth, . , _ Spottsman Club. Everyone II or dry. Gerald King, Rl. I, ~ Polll. Obla. ,...., wolcome. 1.f611: llllado. JS.a.tetp READY • IIJX eoncreta delivered IIPI to your ~, iiiiNOR lllll . . ll'all ond ..,Y. trree GUN SIIOOT, Broad Ibm Rod . . 1.utp HAY, G. CARSON. ~'~lone 70. ml Gun Club, Now Have, malel, Phooe - · GoegflU. JS.a-121p lebl Ready • Mllr Co.. Middle·w. Va., Sunday, Jan. 12, 1 ttu. part, Ohio. • ., tiC l.utc TOP BUYS liM Clll!:V. lmpala, ""' door hanlto!p, V-1 aalnmatle. Eo:- BUDGET PRICE futullaN em Melt• W.ol Lost eoDent nmnlng ll1d clean ell'. TOP COATS """""_$1U5 our third I1Gor budget obop. • Lot Men• I loy1 LO!IT - Melp Marauder ,._ · - ,..., 1-Nte Balrer Furniture. Middleport. ball jadrol at lbe Molp m,11 SUITS Obla. ...,., 8ebooJ Dlla Now Yem EYe. Mons _'""".,,.,,,.,,.,,l9. 95 ROOBE avwldlng river, two If lauDd plooeo eall l&t744. Boys ,,.,,.,,,,""""""" 14.95 otorJ, I """"" and I bethl, 8EWIM1 MACHINIIIS, repair only. Plme 99J. serv~ee, all mm.. WY s. p. J. """_,,_,_,,,pt·. 1.79 Wentecl :1114. The Fabrlc .,up, PamWO!lAN TO Rl!:CRUIT. train ..,.. Aulhorlled Slager Salea Bryants Bud1et Shop YOU SAVED m1 slaved lor 8Dd IJerv1ee, We Sblrpen and IUpenlaa small aales 100 W. Mol• wall to wall carpel. Keop II Be~Bn, '*If• foroe. ..cellent earnings, L---';,;'.;.2-.;."';;.';..___. '111111 Blue ~. Rent JD>ne Meaon 'I'IU611. l,utp Jll1CI P'OR hu1tl1, 161111 ..... oleclrle ollampooer "· , ., llorpbdml, ,....., CIGA~ •l!lldlnl maeldDeo .umQUES, fllra1l1n. dlobeo. '1m ....... JuleM,' pi 111and aorvlce. ABC Entierprlael, - _ Hn, lllnrard Cllber .... free. w. c. llldeo>Maaon. W. Va. Phooe f71.6141. "-tiC Cedl, 1111 W. Mala Sl, Pome- lllleo, 81. Loalnlllo, Obto RATS. MitE eliminated forev. erl Get star ~ lb. f!.lll, NJ. 141fc 41111. U4te l!:benbaeb Hdwe., Sagar Run RADIO atHI TV N)U, boule MID, ~ Hdwe., Malon. ealla, ml onr.mat lnltaUed. Help W1ntecl !IUD I.IIIJil!mJNB l'l1r ,..... 1~ Jolm llarrtaon, Phoae .,.. WONDE'RnJL money snlll(! cltltna,f We rundob ml ... 1J.I.IIe , llltrraln speclala for ,.... ..,., clall'flr. l!lmmelt W. lltuler. NEW SIX room Colonial tier !omen belp you ma1re a fila Oiubldloe. ,.,_ ....,, Biped borne. 'lbree bedrooms, 1l1lllCI!II8 as a Rawleltlb 1ft' IJ.D.Ifc lnsurence 110 baths, ceramic !Ue In, AUTOMOBitlll • .,. beft ducta dealer. Write C1wW •ludlas lloon, full beaement. . .....lled1 Loll.....,, Penn, W. T. Ilawlelgh Co,, P, JOUr oporalr eonneetlng garage, uttuty 0, 1101 2114, Cbllllcolbe, ObiO room, alr eondltlooed, 21 foot .... Jleenae? Cali ...... I 11 tie Iron! porch overlooking Oblo -1-!Nie River, Phooe 191-34M. l-Ute IIETAIL SALI!S elett: state a1e, experience ml Ben Philson is a medieal palui ht•te For Sale eea. Write Bol: e61l S. In care tient at Meip General Hospital d. , . Dally Sentinel, Pl>mefO)'. PAID FER 'lET- UNaO . WIDE· 'RAC OF -....,o........... C.C.Ia.tlllflll & <-r.cNMs lftoertl-o, 25 ,_ cent BOX OF SEESARS 7 Thoy Dig In on<l Gol WAIIT AD 12 ' BlfUS O'FIRE!l I AIN'T 60T 'IH'IAST '· ~ ' I ' ':ll . II/ I/1 �' I - The e Dails Serti.nel, Pomero,y-Middltpon, 0 . . t' rid&y, Jan-..1")' 10, • • • Task Force Urges County-Level School ReorganlzOIJon, COLt 'MBtiS ', • . ; Cov, J ame s A. Hhode8 ' SJ .-:.1!. 1 ()m- mlnec oo vocatlonal and r.·.-' ~nil'al education Tlm1·sdaJ painted " bleak pi cture of "job-orie nted " (,'<location in Ohio '!'hurs- - ------------, N AHE I The WI.Y to change that pictlll"e, the Task Force on Voca- port to Rhodes said. 'Job-oriented education must tional and Technical Education not be the dumping growxl roc saki, is massive school district the a.ckward. problem cases, reorganization am addltional or the unskUled, alt!Kq:h these taxes botll at the county per8008 need help," it said. level. Top priority was given to "We found the problems criti· school diatrict reorganization. The comml"-, ..L.- 1 red b"or cal, urgent and br~dbased, ~ ""... calling tor solutions thlt are Dr. 'John C. UUecy of Ohio stituting one board ol education per countY. Greater Powers That bolrd, called a cruncll by the report, would have greater powers than ll1f si~e school board in Ohio"""' With membera Ellected frmt dtatrlcta In the county, the councll could then: ~ I~;c:;;hv·-s;;;;;es -~;;"J F4MILY THE SHOE BOX WHERE SH0£5 ARE SE)oiSIBL E PRICED L------------MIDDLEPORT, 0. MEIGS THEATRE TOKIGIIT 8. S.A.Tl'H:D .\\ JAN. 10 - ll TilE PRI\' ,\TE :\ .-\\\ OF SGT. O'FAHH!::l.L (Technicolo•·) Bob llupe - Ph~lli s Diller DAt\GEH: BO t TE (Tech ni eolor) Richard Johnson Carol Lnde ~ sn•. - MON. - Tl'E'\ JAN. 12-JJ-H 'THE TI!O"/\S CHOWN ,\FI AJH (T echnirolor) Steve Mc(J ueen-Faye Dunaway COLORe ARTOOt\S: BAG GJN' Tm: Dl l:i\GOK WEE WILLIE WILDCAT M AHVI N DIGS SJIOW STARTS 7 P. M. WASHINGTON (UPJ)- Once again, Sen. Eugene J, McCarthy has succeeded in rn,ystifying his friends , surprising his enemies and leaving everyone who has ever known him 1n a state of confusion. He quit the Senate Foreig;.1 Relations Committee 'Thursday without notice, preserving a well-earned reputation as the &nate's most inscrutable man. Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield, who is not given to expletives and most certalnly not to profanity, was asked U he was perplexed. After a long draught on his pipe, he smlled, "I sure as hell was." That seemed to sum up everyone's reaction to McCarthY'S decision to r elin~..dsh his seat on the committee to Sen. Gale McGee, D.Wyo, McGee said he was "flabbergasted." He thought he would regain his seat on the committee, which he was forced to give up two years ago. But not that way. There was more iron,y . McCarthy W'dS one of the NEED WE TELL YOU? Personal money management is more important than ever now! That's why you should have the quickrecord, automatic-receipt, and other advantages of having a Checking Account here at our full -service, every-service bank. Open one now! POMEROY NATIONAL BANK Serving Meigs County for over 96 years Member Federa I Reserve System l&mbe r Federal Depo s 1t Insurance Corporation . All Accoun ts Insured Up To $15,000 .00 . Open Friday Nighls 5:00 10 7:00 OPEN FRI. NIGHTS 6 TO 8 P.M. Elmer Ohlinger Dies Thursday NEW HAVEN - Elmer R. Ohlinger, 67, New Haven. died Thursday morning in Veterans Memorial Hospital. Mr. Ohlinger was the retired owner and operator of the Bend cab Co. at Mason. He was born May 25, 1901, in the Broad Run community, the son of Lhe late Joseph Richard aJKI Cora Belle McDaniel Ohlinger. He was a member of the Junior 0 , U. A.M. No. 175. He is survived by his wife, Willogene ; four sons, Dallas, at home; Strawtord and Robert Bruce, RD, Letart, and Richar d or Mason; one stepson, Larry Morrison, Mt. Alto; two daughters, Mrs.. Catherine Stewart, Mason, and Mrs. Janet Stanley, New Haven; three sisters, Mrs. Irene Larue, Nitro; Mrs. L e o Clark, RD, Letart, aOO Mrs. Laura Holt. Hartford; 19 grand~ children, and one step-grandchild. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 p. m. from the Bachtel United Methodist Church with the Rev. Mrs. Achsah Miller officiating. Burial will be in Blaine Memorial Cemetery at Cottageville. Services will be held this e••ening at 7:30 by the Junior 0. U. A.M. No. 175 at the Foglesong Funeral Home. Friends may call at the flUler&l home anytime. Hargraves Named to Ad Hoc Committee George Hargraves, Superintendent of the Meigs Local School District, has been appointed as a member of an ad hoc committee of the Ohio Association of School Administrators to stud.Y the question of the legality of school districts borrowing and spending money that is not yet legally anti.cipated. The 0.\S.\ is the state organizatioo of school superintendents. 1/ 20-30-40-50% I I I I I I himself and his )'(lUth!UI followers. Now he has apparently abandonocl that goal, FIVE.IJAY FORECAST By United Press InternationaJ A continuation ~ cold weather is indicated from Saturd~ through Woclnel!day with high temperatures averaging in the mid 20s ln the north to tile low 30s in the BOOth. Night time lows will average from 15 to 20. A slight moderation in tem perature is expected a b o u t Monday, then colder in mid- week. Preclpltation is expected to average one half inch liquid occurring as ir~ent snow flurries in the north and oost portions and a period of 8llOW 1n the southwest portion t h e first part or the week. Bentz Will Take Route In Syracuse Walter Bent:z will take over the garbage collection route in Syracuse village, it was announced today by Mayor Herm&n Lon ~ don, Bentz will plck up on Saturdays with the first rounds to be January 11. Bentz requests all persons desiring collection of garbage have the material in containers as close to the street as possible. Charge ror the service per montll, with pick~ps on a weekly basis, will be $2 for ooe 20 - gallon or less container, · $3 for two, and $4 for more than two. Pri"cipal Diehl On Planning Group James Diehl. Principal l1 the Meigs Senior High School in Mid- dleport. has been awotnted to the Plaming Comm181!1ion for the annual summer conterence of the $1,000 Bond Posted Ohio Association of Secondary School Principals, Assault Otarge This conference wlU be held in Columb.as this coming eummer. The O.-\$P is the state organization ol hlsft school prlncl. PT. PLEASANT - Earl Starkey, Gallipolis Ferry, posted a pal&. $1000 boOO with Justice of Peace Roy Kincaid on a felonious asVETERANS MEMORIAL sault warrant issued Thursday HOSPITAL morning alter Starkey allegedly Admissions - Carma Miller, pulled carlos Benson, Mason County school bus driver, from Middleport; Clara Thomas, Chehis bus on Redmond Ridge route shirej Christine Haley, Rutland; and inDicted a laceration of the Veda Laudermilt, Pomeroy; Icy MUier. Pomeroy; Klmberl)' Jotmcheek. 11011, Middleport. cause or the altercation has not Discharges - lqrdla &ewart, been released, as the matter is Sylvia Lane, Maxine Brumley. still under investigation by the state police. .--------------------------·-····'!: SAVE Ill 1 "' ~~ ;A< I where he hal aualnod aome seniorit;y and which thrust him into his race tor the presidency a year ago. After his defeat at the Democratic eonvention last August, he talked about working 1n the committee to accomplisll the lorelwl policy goals ol On RUTLAND POMEROY nation'& leading '"dtrvea"; McGee one of President Johnson's firmest supporters on VIetnam. McCarthY explained his decision simply as a means ~ permitting McGee to regain his seat and pare the eommittee'l size from 19 to 15 members. But to do that, McCarthy had ,t-o give up the position where he has built hill Senate careL-r, CHAPTER TO MEET The Meigs Local OAPSE Cbap-. ter will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at theHarri8011Villeelementary school. All members and prospective members are invited. LOCAL TEMPS The temperature In Pomeroy's downtown business dtstrlct at 11:40 a.m. toda¥ waa 19 degreea under partly cloudy oklo&. Continues on FAMOUS BRAND NAME CLOTHING••• For Both.Men and Women at I I I .,..1,,.,,, 0. I BAHR CLOTHIERS s.u.• An. ----·-·-·-············-·----------...-----··~---· ll ,. ' FOil ALL OCCASIONS We wire flowers 6vfi'JWhtn~ Cll NIGHT !Nf,2tsl ' 'omeroy Flo- Shop W. Main hft!Aie., MRS. MlLLAIW VAN METER • cy. The timetable tor auch reorpnbadoa waa aet at oo later lhon tho thin! pnenl eledlon after the 1970 federal eenHs figure became omclal. To solve the problerri& ot"disparit,y ol 'wealth lbrwtrhoot Ohio as weU as the extreme& in local effort." the report called for "changing the balance on taxes by shittirw IOflle of the burden Crom consumers to business and inc001e.'" · 'l'llo committee urgocl lllot by July 1 all education property taxes be levied and collected usif1t a county-wide tax dltJ].i .. cate, distributed by the council or L--ount.v budget commission on an interim basis, on an .. equal dollar--amount-per..p!4)U basis." The aim was to "equalize per pupil tax resources and tax yield for educatiOCL" A gross retail receipts tax of 1 per cent shoold be levied by tile state and eannarked for education b.Y Jan. 1, 1970, the report said. It would raise an estimated $110 million annually. Bs Ju.Qo 1, 1969, the committee said the (Jeneral Assembly should raise the average public utility tax rate to 4 per cent from the current 3 per cent average, the report stated. Councils, the report stated. E'Aiucatlon An:l Taxes taxea Mid welfare. should have the p.et by JaD. Members of the 10$th General Gov. James Rhodes in the 1, 1914, to levy a county i • Aasembly, w h 1 c h convened month' between the Ia at session come tax for education ••at McniQ, have alre.cb been o1 the 1U7th General Auembly thelr discretion." told their biggest work this and preaent had promised " Until councils are elected. the year would be in school district to s e n d ldrnlnistratloo ~ report suggeated that counb' reform• and taxes for eduea- poaal& oo all three times to the cmunlsaioners be given author- tlon. lqialature Cor cooaldoratlon. tty to leV)' I!Ollnty Income taxes 1kJuae Speaker Chari~• F, Tljo 18-membor conunlttee olwith onMlalr nt aside tor ed~ Kur:teaa, R-Bowll• Green, an- fereG lta report to Rhodes and cational .l)U1'p0sea. The report nouhced juat 24 hours before ~ j General AaHmbb' 11 a said such permlaalon should be. the ~ COIDIIIitteo report WI& r&-, ~ ""POSJlbly, the lelfll&Uve . - by Jan. 1, 1970. lea!58d that plana were be!n& · prQCesa ..W refine th& auae•~ formulated for a s_peclal out.o£.. IGiutlunl,'' the i!Ueduction would Mllllge . The report urged legislative session seminar on education. tJ.e adjusbnant of the I 111' 'K.lxJNE·. WALTERS Pr, PL£A'sA!tt - · lilli'or D, 1, "Jiolpi iol4 -...r Ill I pn•• con~tnn.. lit felt ·-~.., l(e iUIII rJt Ml Pleq.. Wlltd Jill boill!l ~ I \IIMiln i- t. . . . . AC<OI'dlda ·to tlleloiJ.yor, In Gt'dor .. bo ilitilonil • ·~. •.-acta ot GocP• .:... earth- ......... . . . .•• ~. ole. - .... bo 5. Tile ......... bc•gir... riM of . , lldU..., ....... Ia ·, .,.,...., laid helg liUIJ' eome, tederal II.W'del IO!cb u "- t'......r, Homo' All. _,,.,._ - ··t;· ,· ·- wldeb • ma,ICirlq of - · ; to bo Ia llinllble ...,_ ~...... tram - I, 1972 adoption. Money raised through income taxes earmarked tor education "s h o u I d be permitted as a means of partially replacing property taxes which might be necessary when the minimum millage effort is set by the leglslature, •• the report declared. Thus, the education income tax would be applied as a "'sub-stitute for a property tax mlll· age increase. Municipal oorporatioos with income tax now would not be alfeeted when such educational taxes would be imposed. Solutions to the state's vocational and technical education problems were offered by the committee 11 not as a bill," but as guideHnes to the General Assembly. Lack Suspects in Woman's Murder experts from the Cleveland police department, investigators front the Cuyahoga County sheriff's office and the sclentifi c laboratory of the coroner's office. Euclid Polic~ Chief Frank W. Payne said poli ce are lookil18 into the background and activities of the Steeles, particularly the background of court cases handled by Steele since he was awointed to the bench last June 30. Thur&d&,)', Payne said he believed that Dunker, who is heading the Steele had been threatened In investigation, said Steele ls cocourt. operating 100 per cent. Of the interview~ Payne said Dunker, a former FBI agent, said an intensive search will be Steele toJd police he was workmade of the neighborhood in an ing in the flrst-Ooor study of effort to find the murder weiP" their home when he heard noises In the second-door bedroom on. Judge Steele's father, Otto F. where the boy a were asleep. He steele, a lawyer. read a atate-- said he ran upatalrs to check ment to newsmen after his son on the chHdren when he heard left the police station. some mufOed popping sounds "The judge has asked me to downstairs. He went to his tell yoo he is grieved at the wife's room and found her shot. Payne added, "Judge steele great loss he and his family said the sounds were mumed have suffered and he is anxious for the welfare of his loved and he dld not recall hearing a ones. He Is cooperating fully car." ••u there are any leads," with the authorities to do what Payne said, ''I don't know or he can to helD solve this territhem. So far we have nobody ble crime." . •• no suspects." Dunker, when asked if paraffin tests or plaster casts made of footprints in the snow outside the Steele honte had turned l4J any clues, said results were not yet known Cor either. Mrs. Steele, mother of two sons, Kevin, 8, and Brett, 4, EUCLID, Ohio (UP0 - City Safety Director Ralph 0. Dunker said today police have no suspects in the slaying of the wife of Municipal Judge Robert L. Steele earl.)' Thursday. Marlene Steele, 37, was found shot to death ln a downstairs bedroom of the cOI.C)le's comfortable, two - story house ln suburban Indian Hills. Steele rouoo the body and called police at 2:10 a.m. THREE ' Miss Judy King, 8 studerlt of the Ollvet Nazarene Collqe It Kankakee, Dl., and M101 11<1oe AM Llole, IOpbomore In the College ol Education at . Marllball Unlverslcy In lluntlnilon. w. Va., classmates at the former 1 Pomeroy High School, detpite bul,)schedules got togeth6r a rltlftlon over the holidays at the Ltale boJne. toi- Rose Aqn has returned lo her classes following a vac:ation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Llsle, and brothers, John and KeJth. Judy has had a month• a vacation from her tralnln1 In Dllools. ' A Joiat meetlov ol vlllapolllctalo, toomlhlptru.. leeo and tho board oCMelca Ccmmlaslooers will convene Wednesdl!l' to hear the Ohio lleplrtment of Health story on bow to run a landllll d - required by POMEROY - : PERHAPS YOU REMEMBER Clyde M. ll,yoeU, a rormer Melp resident who is now of Welten'Ul&. Mr. H,ysell is a medical paUent at Doctors Hospi'4!, 1087 Dennison Ave., Columbua. Frlenda may send c'arda to the hospital addreu, room 100, or to his home, 40 E. College Ave., Weaterv1Ue. H,y ..u Ia a brother ol Mrs. Robert B. Burdette.~ the Burdette& and their aon, Bob, - visited Hyaell at the Columbus law. Pomeroy Mayer Chorlao 1car laid tho meetl'll will bo8ln at I hoop!tal. Thieves Loot BOB EASON OF MEIGS Coooncy Ia J>hototo:OPhocl In tho current edltim of Ohio Power Review, the power company's houae organ, for having ~red an arUcle on operating Ideas with J, P. Glibert, aloo an employe at the !C>om Plan~ CONGRATS TO REP. RALPH WELKER of Pomeroy. Representative of the 27th District in the Ohio House ~ Represent&.. tives, Rep. Welker was named chairman ol ooe of the five Important standing committees ln the house - Agriculture. 2 Cars Early EWKYI!Qj)Y PLAYS - 'l'llo GAllS pep luld ·I """'at" per- - · · dlroeter (cenlor, with borltone hornlwllolllledln lor a <01111• ,._.. duriGc II. Bllll Dml- Melp llara1!iler hilb · - bu..... Of OIHtrl<kn mulicliDL boll a& Ooillplllo FrldaJ nlciiL He no A. K. (Reel) 5\llter, tho .On Saturday shot twice through the head IJ'<Jm the rroot. c~ County Coroner Dr. Samuel R. Gerber said the bullets were fired at apparently close range. One entered an inch above the right eye and the second bullet entered aboot an inch behlnd it Gerber said the bullets were l.q dled in the brain. "There was sufficient trawna to the brain to cause death almost J.n.. stantly," he said. The bullets were of .38 caliber. The slaying remains a mysttecy today, despite combined effort& of Euclld pollee, sdentl!lc 1 Color TV, Zenith .•..••..••••• ; .$20 to $100 off I Ran1es & Refrlaerators •..•....•.•.•••• $50 off ~toaeourea~-wldo · - diDI!p 1'110111NIIbllalled alarldlllldump thot c:ould bo 1!Hd ID lllo llobiCXI area. They will be ••nil ' P-oy .Uiaaea IOid SUIIGa IIIII sallabur7 T""nahlp 'l'rllllooL ' - oald llejlarlment ol Health otllciala how told him' Heroic Achievment Cited GAU.IPOLIS - For horalc ICibl- wllllo nnlng u a Ccmbot - o Ccrn.......oa ID VIolnun, S.-&&t. Chorleo IL McCOrmlek ol Golllp.Ua wu awanlocl tho Bnmo Sill' - · combo! "V" a& rec:rult pduadoo eenmaolea .., Nor, 2t at -otort, S. C. Col. W, W, ~cr, C. 0, RTII, p...."" tho ~ aad _..,,,..,. tho on hlo achlevemeat c1ur1ov tho prpenlatloa. '· · · S.-Sct. lllc:Coomlck, wbo OIIWIId tho 11ar1Do ~~ ID N . - 11158, was clled whUe uolpod with tho 28th .. ilrd ~ Dhlliooa In tho of v- . Airfield ....... boooy - . tack, • Cll-63 ~holleciJCer·~ to ua oll oulllllnod • bit and ~ llllllerl from Sfll. lllc:Conalck' I JIOIItlaQ. ~ I!IIIIAIII, 11to !1ft Ill• b\t!IMr I!IIAII !l> .......dalalro:n&.t~t..a~.. R•ll•l'll tbot !!!! ,11111 "'1'1 ""':11'1!!! luld " llllled IIIIIIDtl;y 111 the rotiiblade.,'llhldl..,. WJ,c:od tllrouah tho cocloplt bol'oro brnliq; tho ....... from - · - rouocll wllldt ...... contlau!JW to lqoc:t In tho . . . . . . al~h he wao oplatlered with bot ...... oil, Sst- YcCoomlck omelitatl* . the wrockago and puUocl all ol tho survl,.... to aatst;y just 11 the lircra4 burst lDI8 llamea.'' 'l'llo cltatloa CODC!udod, "Se~ C0rmlek1 1 courii80UI aeUOM, bold lDlti&tiW and aelllon devatl011to duty at greatper..,. al rlok Ullii<Jdltedl.y aaYocl tho llvaaol..- Marinea." S.--set. Good Medic~nefor Ailing Mother CiOIIBAT RADIO CORRE!IPONDENT - S . Charles ll McCoairdck 't1 Q111Jpalls, who wco tbe Brmze Star In Vleam, lo ohCJW!l hera with tho lith EIWIJIIera openlovlli&hlnl' No. 9 to Khe SIDh. S.-Sct. McConnlok Ia a Iormor dloc .locke)' with Gllllpo!lo StatloD WJEII. .- McConnich, who Is Mnllll u -•alonocl olllcer In chirp ol the w-.. Radio and TV section at the llltonDaUcJaill Services Otftce. at Belufort. Is tbe fll Mr. and Mro. Merrill McCoomlck, Slar Rt. He Is marrlocl to tho $iotOD L. Wllliama of st. Louis. Mo.,IDd .-,,.. lido. Laurel Bo,y, s. c. A 19$6 snd- ol'Gallla A<adoDu' lll&h Sebool, 5C1o lkCOrmlctt pla,yocl footbeD . - r COidt ~ once E. AIJ outs~ tackle, be wu IIQund ill the !tat GalllpoliM't. Pl••at .. . 11-eDtolatom loooa. An ......,.. lot ftlklot to 1ba team whoa tho- wu nHn!Onl., dlll'IIW praetlce ill 18SI. PrtOr to .-rt1w the llarl,.o, ScL MeCarmlck was eqiGrod fir Golllpolla StatloD WJEII. n-v-. --bor .._were Torino GT Recovered, Slrippe;J ALL CARPET ON SALEI - JANUARY SALE PRICES Mo Waltlnt~ Immediate Installation, ~ Carpet hi Stoc•. ( MIDDLEPORT OPEN FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS --------------------------------------------·-····· I . -~ oll, ho boJOD aulotllv the .IIU'VIYIOV .,.... membera." nte cltatioa eondmwl. "Diarecana.: Up For 1-15 eroy --------------------------· INGELS FbRNITURE •-•• •-ns QUITE PLEASED BY THE THOUGHTFUL poture of other village otflciala and emplo,yes was Mrs. Edna Sehoenleb, Pomeroy village 'clerk who rellgned as of Jan. 1. She waa presented with an att:I:actlve pleee or jewelry by the group, MRS. MAllY MARTIN, ACTIVE In tho annual local cyatlc 11brosis tund drive, alkl that residents remember Brtan Marshall, cont1ned to Holzer Hospital, with a card. Brian, five. Is a Yietlm or cystic tlbrosis and has been quite ill for several days. 1be young~ter's life expectancy Is extremely limited. Brian thorooghly enjoys receiving cards. Perhlpe, you'd like to' send one. reaeatatlvet of srra~ free ol charge by _ ........... repre~ented. !hoy """ • - - duQ, I'll to tholr own traih, oald loiJ.yor ' - lOt .., the<OW!Il- with partldpatlon ol tho <OW1Il It lo ~ that au mwdcl- wlde meottnc l'olloorini paDtleo, boards ol lo!nUihlptru- earlier tbls mOidh between rep- ~.·· boat oulted to INCIDENTALLY, THERE'S A PO&'mllLITY that tho Ohio state b. Meigs Councy till& spring. This was announced Saturday when the Melp County Fox Hunters Association met ror u organlzaUC11al session. Plans were made for a day race on Feb. 22 and Corbett Cleek and Roy Armes were elei::ted president and secretary, respectively. The group wJll meet oa the !lrst Sablrday fl. each mooth wtth refreshment. tq be MrVed after each senlon. I I I I I I I I i !Apr laid ho .... - Kiddloport otllclal., whohoveii- Hunt field trlalo liUIJ' bo held Elberfelds In Box Sprln1s & Mattress ................ $40 off leadhw 1 nam, spent tho weekend with his parento, Mr. and Mrs. Kemeth Rusoell, Racine. Cpl. Russell Ia assigned to the Penta&on In Washingtm, D. CJ ' .. '1i A Good nme For Family Shopping And Saving In r Store Wide January Clearance Sa Bedroom Suites ....... .'........ $50 to $100 off Mayor ' - " , """Ia MARINE CPL. KARL RUSSELL, recently returned from Viet- I I I I I I 7:30 p. m. Ill the Pcllleroy Ele- tees alii tba ccud;y commlsst~ era be rtpreaentedat the aeasim. meiiW')' Sdlool. l!olntiic -"On - Fob. ·~ - Kho road'llle ill part, 22, 1888, - tthe he CHERUBS IS RIGHT! Wearing their new cardinal red robea with white collars, tbe cllerub choir ol the Asbury United Methodist Church in ~racuse aang two aelecUona at Qmday moming worship services. Th~ were accompanied by Mlas Rose Am Uale, their director. OPEN BOTH FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9 waa .,... 15 •• minimum school operaUng tax millap re-quirements ror state aid from 17.5 mills to at least 25 mills to provide employment-oriented education for all Ohl~s. The measure waa urged for a July I .Llvln1 Room Suites •...••.....•• $50 to $100 off FLOWERS 992-2039 tax with money deriwd available only for education. , - Reorpnize a n d dissolve school district! within their coumtes. - Aaaign pupUs and teachers to an..v building within the coun- • .I � 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 10, 1969 ohlinger