https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3960b829749c80c5077b6565830c0933.pdf eeea4018640860b7fbac107693a2a34b PDF Text Text • • I •• ' ,. '· · IIIHflllli "'' ...,.... 1:1' """r.l·• ;,iili a · , ,_ 1om W-llllli' .nl&fli at I meet- , , . H ajj' Or o{ll<lalo, tol)'nabiJI ''liouotaeo add. tho board o1 counQ- vl\!'!1• c~iol~•>rs. Tbo e<inn\lttee, to Include. tile .~· .Of ~ fhe munlelplllIlea, , prea~ola o1 I!'Wro.wd ' )loaitla of toWIIIhlP tnllteel, alll! ' . ,. •, CotpJIIIIIIoner Rd>er!·Ciul<. '!'PI '' )f ai!Htlbtl IIi he'!'· · by I!Oigo ' ·moot Admlnlotratlvo Aaolotant -~ ~~ ~.w;.l UD/7 .• 1 U . \ ';, L . ) ~ ..... $2... FRIDAY TIIRU TUESDAY JAN. 17 • 21 Wall Olano)" 1 PARENT TRAP You'll Like Our S.rvlc;. r.ooolfEAR I ·'· (Technicolor) llaylay MlUs, Maureen O'Hara MERRY Family Mix-tVI Rlla OILCO. ELBERF.ELDS . IN Featurette: Prowlers of the Ewrgladel (Technlcolor) POMEROY, 0. PHONE 992•2101 P.ll· NOT OPEN SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. .~,, . ' GRAPEFRUits · CARROTS lb. b&. ' 2 up with recomme81iooo ofwaya l\) bOot haodlo the sltiatloo.'' 1 PARIS CLJPI)....Tbe United Slalas alll! Norlll VIetnam todll' oettled proeedurBI dlllereoces lllat have bloekod the opening ol ~ ~ -~ rep.- SUGAR ..•............... 5 ba. lb. . lllattl>e lllBpect It ofid can he done. Mldldlet10rl Is""" uslngallnlmt d - 1ocaled In Sallobury tliWnship. The ilollll road dump bed beec used for a munbor ol ~··"· not only by but by resident& of Mlcldleport oe"''-' oilier emununlties. crow oaid lllat olg!IS will ·be pootod'illdlcallns tllat It IO!Uepl to coatlq"'e dumpii'JI refuse in the llbarldoli!>d dUIIW area. ' PEL MONTE EARLY JUNE COFFEE.:~~:::.R:.........3 ~ ·. 2.09 of Citizens ! .;~ it•. 59~ 'lb. --- ,.~-"·• ~. AI ... ~~ """"' . .- thOUi\ll grantlll8 cooceaolooa on oilier prncedural poiDta, lboJ had called lor a solid round :::.::~=!~owtllomlo "'"Tbe~·.:::;s:l::: Tbe ~ ~eo--·~•~ ••~· MOSCOW ClJPI) - Two manned SCWiet apocelhlpo locked 10plller today and twc CDIILlOft&lllll frOIIi ono promptly opoeewalked illto tho oilier- two feats never before oceompllshod. 'lbe ~~ agency Taas ballad lila united Sqyuz vehlclea as lbo •-wortd'a r 1 r a t experimental apace statlon." A British scientiat oaid tile Sovlola could keep It aloft P.,rmanenily .. a jump. , point lor 1\Jgbtl to tho ...... ,,, El~cted .. ~ tho mcell"'' dlrect.- SAU.SAGE at aeper e aide wiD he uancl for aecretarlal per...,..!, tape recorders anc1 otllor ...,tpment by the delega- :~.~ ~or· •• e will be -- nameplatel uancl In tile opening sesolen, a CD~cesolen loP tile Coi1IJilWiiltl for . the . granting ol their Returned To Jail · undivided round lable requeat. Tbe llrot , speaker at tho opening oeaoloo will be Nguyen xuan !'hong, dopucy head ol lba Sooth Vletnameoe delegation. He will be followed by vance. When the meetlllll lo turned over to the Communist side, the first speaker will be LIU lllld the seeood: Mrs. Ngi.Q'en 'l1ll Blllh, hoed o1 tile VIet do~ C on ~s NatiOnal Llberatkln Sovie~ Claim ..ft~st Ti-ial Space Stati~n l•td In 1906. .. DOMINO PURE CANE land.flll use or hlul!Jvfoe. "I thtnl< after a lew arearrested alll! ghon a oevere penaley by the court, thlo wiD N>l be SU<h a J tbe .---.. ·-table. • Is severe problem,'' aaid Marlow. • _ . _ ~· • rGomd w\111 twc small, IJr labloo a1 a distance ol 18 lncheo In parallel pooltlona In ~ tJ>e ..diDI\> olte ~ o!l!'" ora !N<e atve~ the Ollh o1 .,.t proc8eded to name bank 0111• . Cerl::. t:'.'IIW year. 11tese ' . I 4·9~ "'"" ; .·'' paying 'ID~orti\YI=~ dt!,~;'Jl!EC :"L:!~ F.,~=~·10) the ~ ,.. ~;- ~ '·>~:'!i~"r.t.·~~· . ~!. MAXWELL HOUSE ~. ra- a tu mll\Oge to oper- ~n Viet11811l will sit ctowo w!lll Amer!Wcao!Uiamdelogadotlon repreaeotatlves of the VIet Cong man, Jor n. •• - '~ .1 . · an4 Saigon a rpund tablolbot agreement baa _ , reeched on , ,.., wjJI l II l.U.lllla to do at tlie old ctump. carries 00 dlatlncllve marks- a all p r - e • and tile talks wiD· · ihiP- alll!-eild,yabancloiwJd A bulldoZer . waa used to clean --solon begin thls Satur<laY at 10:30 · · · up tile dllll!l' alll! maintlinooce w . ··--' ---• . demand, a.m. (4:30 a.m. FSI'). • to '"""' ·• this workero Thllrod&Y lllat The 11ra1 meetlllll SatordaY Jorden said ' tile llnal accord llllJl.llllW• oovo'-' rat polaoo had been put oot at the wilt be tie\4 at tho Hoce1 hla been r ..ched doting mootha"' been recelvedby Middleport •& -..cl dllll!l' lollowing t h e · tnp Wedneod&Y and t111e oulap. lllat at the c euq>. 11te propercy Is now Tho Uoltod Slates and Ito moroing bet......, the IJl]llber ·•• I Male••'· owned 1>1 Dale Du1UJo. s00111 vtetnameoe ally hid until two u.s. neaotlator, Cyrus R, tile anc1 held out lor a tablelllat Vance, and his North Vletnafollowed the uour aide, your mese eounterP*I'lo COl. Ha Van aide" fOrmula.:... with Hanoi and l..au. 11 1t looks as thoU&h this show the Vill.t Coni oo me side and Walihln&IOO and Saigon on tile Is getting back on the road," other. Jordon said. TABLE SAL1..:.....•..•••.......;~:·. 9~ t ACARO.NI 2lb.3· 9·~ .~ ' •••••••••••••••••••••• KEEBLER HONEY GUHAMS -------'·· lte SUNSHINE VANILLA WAFERS-------I· 39e NABISCO PREM. SALTINE CUCIER5.-I~ lTe loeallcy to put tholr prboaO. tho CouilcU, said he would Marlow said lbo trvotaeo then, on a weekly or bl.,.eekly ate a4'"."!"' · blllo, coolcl pick ll'tbo "I Chlnl()oo're making a moun- !rom tile bini alll!baullttoalandout of a irlo!ehiU," oalcl Zer· lUI duDt>. kla. "If each,.....,. whouoestlle Marlow otreosodthatlberowlll d - 1'11'1 lor It everything will be .., permits l11uocllllter Jui.Y 1 work out." of thlo year for opendullll>olnv!J. Marlow, In tho longdiocusolon, laps and lllat ....Uer BimiJ.ar. Q-pe operation• w!U not be cooI donod In rurolareao • Towoohlp truatees of oem-al not transferred in rescues or rellol _,-allons. · Tbls new experiment glveolbo opporlllnlt1 to chango lbo crew of tbe llhlp andalooreocue apacemen In ease al emers,el)clea, n Tass said. alov, lone oceupant. or Soyuz 4. · Then, Tall aaid, ''they entered the Sqyuz 4 spacollhlpaodtook Tasa said the apacewalkera- working places bl!sldo ComLl Col. Yevaen>' ~ and mender ShataloV." TberelapleotyofroomforallthreebiShataAlexel Yeliseyev, a clnllan stayed ootslde about .. hour In lov'a velllcle. ohoWial beW spacemen could he Wllbln three - · after tile oueilriatul llnk"''l. two ol tbe lbree cno,.,..utl aboBrd Soyuz 5 donned spacosullo and w-'ked an hoUr ootslde lbolr ship before eluming In \IIIII Vladimir !llat- i k m-.. ........ EXPLAIIIING IIEGVLA110NS (JidaJio;. partmeat of Heallll saoltar> eql.-r, rtci>~ rnlewa •oiuloottons relatlw to lbo opetallon of a londllll w\111 P eroy Mayor charleo Logar lollowlll8 a, lll8llliJII w~ Dlght atte- by about 50 intorested per-.. - Saollnol Photo. WW!om Wyant, 54, Racine, lndlctad lor first degree murder last In tile laW autumn ol Ylcbael Lee Dotaon. Parkero\>UrB. waa returned Wednoadoy lrollltlle Uma state Hoopltat where he had underiPIO a 60-do¥ obaervotlen period. A roport will he llled later. w,.ant wa1 returned to the ~ Pald your real estate taxes ¥Of/ RoUsh; 1lblle . _ . . Dlolnlp ._. .lf ,lllll, .p . -, Y<iUrlllllor ~ llellld!!!r Melp loY · Dopui:V CGIIlt;r jailIIDUIII. DOJIUI1 Wy011~ took WUllom R-ea, RD, el()OC:t. JIIIIJiry I~ inaxtmum taxes. ·~17~11 ' I ' I• ]1. -~ ~ o,who.)idllllll~ remind•_ Fau!Q' electrical wlrlll8 .... GliB d. teachers who pass out blomod lor a lire Wedneadoy at work ln the class.room u tlolgh the Janut• IWJle residence ln lbelr pjecta aro the on!)' ones Ill existence alll! lllat tile -DI Apple Grove. ~alilla, RONNIE LOGAN, - ol !(r. aDd Mro. Howard J.apo. of l'am- --lor ..... -· Announce Free or Reduced Cost .1_,- ' I COlli~ ~••lltlf -tile ~ee out In • pa)l partii!<Jn. , . Ra- erican tupQerl. '1.1·· ·1b. ARGO LIGHT bollt'~"' -•ntly ~:..""""' at ,,:s:; p. ... wllll .... , .. lffectlw ' l.,._ lrom .........,... ......,.l ... lNotlre. IIIII'Nf . ' • · AlbanY, to 111o Ohio 9tate Pen!. • • - lalu>s hlva-. a reall.v big hike llllleigo Caa&IJ. ·j tenliarlP to begin oerviJlll a 1-10 A reoppnoloal of re-' estate haa boenl>!ldiiiiiJiaeO for .,... term for vfolotion of ,.... alll! to rellectad illllletaxeotobepald - .'Wblle ¥ldllltl•lllvO boen 7batfm. ..,pwled in value, the real'"rub'' seems to~ from reval•lldmt ~ In other aborlli'B department 1aod. It Is c0111110» for reoldeDIIo to IIDd IIIII 11D1'"'acllvll;y, a minor two-velllele ac- hive been II<M>Ied alll! In some Instance• . . tripled-. 11o cldent wu reported Wodaoadoy laot ew!llalloo. ., · .ner.- Ia Racine. lll!•ldent• are lllll!lll8, generally ~... tncnuea Ia . . A car clrl•eo !,. Dudley R. . . - taxes riJII!Ill8 lr<>m 10 per cent to 40 per cent. One Wolle, Ha<loo, pulled Oftlo tho lncreaoed costa '"' ewey - · but a tax l..,.....e ol40IJOil parldng lot and struck DOt ealily swaUCM«l -, • i:''parlled velllde belonging to Wbal can you eo sit. I pt lbo Mulne Diddle, Rt. 1, Racine. uatloo? Wall, t11are Ia a protaot lbBt tile tax ..,..... ....,. Damll" to lila Diddle car 1101 filrm wblcl! you can pick up at r..,.. lie head In Melga Caa&IJ, eotimsted at f/ 5 and al1ahl dam· 111o COUIIl1 auditor'• olllce. Tbe reprdleaa ol cauae, will • · • ago ,.., ceueed to tile Wolfe form - following what seema CCJOie lrom IDIIIJ - ,•. car. 11tere were 00 arrelltl. tobegovemmenttradllloo-lo .. . . . ·. 11to depai1meDI y e - II- complicated. To complete .,.. hove juot 'W ao arrested Ell Fllenbacl!, Jr., _..mly I)100id be a Phlladel· lt." · " ·· 43, !'llmerw, on a warnotl!led pbla lawyer. by the Ohio Employment Com011<8 you do complste It, ·penaatiOO service cbarlinS lbat lllere'a no aaouranc:e lbat you'll he uolaw11111Y claimed b&lellla, aot any rellef. After all, there's Ebershach ,.-ed bond aDd was an old saying, If you'll recall, relea&ed. to the effect that 4 'yoU can•t beat City Hall." twspe'ctthere-s sdll a lot ol truth In lt. One wonders where the tax Bad Wiring Blamed altualioo will ancl. It eppears lbBt sovenunent on the local, alate and natl._t level his 1111 For WC~dnesday F"ae \101111 In lbo _.,..s pocket lor ~IDB jlre ~lit noponded liD CROSS SONS ... ~-:(> el'O)', atartlnK hla .li1lb . . . at Ohio State uolwn!Q, 1U b_ _ _ . . . . p l Ra<lne ·w l - r llnmeo said hal unlimited time to - t a to lllrliNJil In till R.O.T.C. Ill t1io ~$1DOO~was llloae flaida. The otodonla reach ·~ loi tile blue lbat broke . jbo point ol llltlllb'. So wiD Am- IIIIIYenlt;r - I AT • .,i sold ....,. toWnship• In tile run! saetora of tile miabt want to lDIIIall bloo so .. ,.....,.. In their artu would hevo oiJiaeeill dlflPOiot .,::er:;::.: montbl and qreed to begiD tile IJIIItod 9tatea ~~pall)' talks on SatUrday. agreed to lhl• ilomand. Tbe United SIB!el and North At a - s cooference, lbo tq> ~omplainta -' ·~· i along the1 rural roads to keep !rom era aillce 75 per cent the area tobl!ilfectedw!Uheinlldemunlc.liioudes. would said Clark, "be willing to with I commltteelllatwoulde<rDe WATKINS 1 lb. bas. I~ · ~In • • .OUR HIGH QUALITY GOLDEN . ~· · •-~•~,....... I be~· -:II. :.a.ts eporte m ~..::" . • d..] 1 rt Ar ·: ., .,Mi . u.Jcepo . e,a at ~a. PlOD - ..111111 tax le¥J could bo p.a... ~ ~ ~ .,•1101111."""'• tile~ U would It Ia felt "'""' add!· be noceuory to Ollilr* olalldftll - · p~ ~.talllW Joho Zerkle, preoldent of Mid- n otapo IIi o1HI • loOIIml, duq .., dlllp hu Pur<IIUod In the Rio 1 ar-.llll!lcatallho;y<wrelllb'are wllll 'II\. s- 1>'4 doz· oi<taild tliolr moo'hb' coots are e>pectad to run about $500. Behlard V. FUltz, county pro,. ecutlng attorney, urae<ltlleto accept the 1a11111111 dump l"ue •• a ''problem of aooe'-' ...,. cern." FUltz pointed out, If-" he streoaed he wao not recommending that a half miU or In tile hands of tile c<Jn!lillll.,.. to aak a eo!mmitteetO:itudytlle 'ciJUlltiP 1 - problem lilllowed a talk on llle dew dby lllct.rd Ohio Dlliorlmontoollloal\bialll1ar7•ritilneoir, _. perI\ was hl1 fecUIC OPEN: ·THURSDAY, 9:30A.M. TO 5 P.L FRIDAY, 9:~0 A.M. 10 9 .··r SATURDAY, 9,:30 A.M. 10 9 P.M~ TONIGHT AND THURSDAY JAN. 16-16 WIIIIIWALtl ONLT p -•···.,..- ' Health~ The MEJGS THEATRE -'i!i,..... mtsalooers. . '"i'he boofd o1 commiiiiOftOtB 11111t on!)' agency ofacounQ-Ibat hal" the authority to establish a 'oailltary dlotrlctlpr solldwllteB, the rl8flt to say whereaudia...,. liar); )andnllahall alll! what tile chargei llhoulll be lor . uoiDKil!'' said !darlow, Cl!!rk; 9.1<e preslde!ll 01 tile o1 commlalionera, '0!"1 mell'lller Ralph V(. durs,attothe meeting, . reopoo!le toM.rlow's j >l $8~95 ' • R e·a l ~·a lks t 0 Beg-.n :!;..:"!""~~::: :.::-;; :to::.~=::~= . . . " ::~,:c::.:::~u:: :::: J-.. deel~on· ateer~ ~ Ln ~arls saturd ay ~ ~ ~~~ ·. ~we t-h,~ ~l!)lr, -nte to-. ..·" R re-~'-t!~ sal~. Wyant is d• .!!"~ Straull. 2ND TIRE SAME SIZE .;· ' ·y .,.11 oloarlhlt pro¥11!!.. ... ol' tbe 111!1! Ia'! will.. lqr lho 1110&1 part, notallaetreot-dent• of rural areao 1ibo hove plaeoo on thefr own to dlopooe ol, ootid wosteo. "11te.. lqlb, howner, cannot p.a their oollcl waoteo In an area where It miaht get In a stream or cllllhl by high water ,•• DOted Marlow. MarloW said a .laniiiUI dWDP acceplable to the heallll dePOrt. ment tnilht coat II' to $100,000. Middleport oaiclalo, who have wa. . ""'""'• ·.• " .Do'• ·oyerolllatdnll d - prd>' I ' tile d""" alllllllon ~en illoold be worked out under , .,.•~to !Oive •!fe!&• ~"' ~ltiOJ"iolen ol the coun11 c!lin- · ·. A . . ' to ThJniJ!' ~roject Directed ·county ~~ ~t· ~lll!l\ll IQI\MLJFart tiNt I, . ' ' GooliJMr't ..... pap. . . # f t'• . THURSDAY. JANUARY 16. 1969 . POMEROY .MIDDLEPORT. OHIO · ' •. • BIG entitie -' ' 'I .... '' ·· VOL XXt NO. 18{1 $ 17.85 ' ,. '· • Action to ptOrido more fr"'' 1dlo01 JuDc:be•• or more lunch·· •• at. t1llluCed ........... Tueadoy nlgbl 1!0' lila Eaalorli LOcal School Dllllrlet -.4 ~ EOucM'on. 11te poll<:)'' of ... freB ""' """.... for cblldrellll ~ o!fllolp Che aucilil . ....... -· ..-. .... r.o...- Ill Che for- ~ 7,111$; .- 1 ·10 ...... ~ .. �. ' ' Don't Judge .Character By Shape of One's Jaw . Decision. eom:i8g on Choosiitg a Union OrganiZed Labor - with a C811ltal L - is concerned whether or not the U. S. ~reme · Court will continue lnterpreting in i.ts favor 1he Constitution arxt the intent of laws apprO\'ed b)" CCqresa alteF tMt new administration takes over tbe government. This i s. 10mething Amari.. cans outside organiled labGr are ~ about, too-. A weathenane to the filture in this NIJP8ct the hi&h. court's chambers. NOJJ in session. It haa all'"CI to decide whether a Uftioo can win bargaining rights by persuadl.zw: a majority of a CXJ~l'U)AJ\Y' s employes to sign authorization eards. '11\e ques-should be forthcoming SOQn ·r rom tion points loP a conD.iet or .principle in labor Jaw administration. The Wall Street JourDal. which trwlitionaJ.bt ally represents the bustnes:s-lOOustry cmum..... iQr's point of view, but also enjoys a reputation for honestly seeking £acts in socio-economic areas, had the following to say about thi! coaruct in its December. 26, 1968 issue: "Ia most cases IIJW'loyes decide on I union ln a carefully s•rvised election. Nearb ewryone IgNeS that i& the best procedure, slnee the . choice ol. a unloo is ooe of the more iDwortant that u emplo,ye will make. ..Sometimes, however, the National Labor R8latim1 &.rd decides that the erqJloyer, by iatlmldation of employes or other steps, lias made a lair election imp<;ssible. That's what the s.n1 coocluded tn each of the 6ve cases that the S.reme COurt has agreed to consider. - '"Ia each case, too, the union had obtained authorization cards from a majority of t he workers involved. Since the NLRB was con'rinc:eclit could not conjuct a mAningful election, - it ,r uled that the eards wer-e sumc:lent evidence ~ to rectaire the companie~ to barpln with t h e unions. 'There are, ln our vt.ew, 1 cqle o( things WI'CJI'Wlrith thlsiiiJI)I'Clleb. lntheflntplace,ewm . asauminc that M fair election could in aet be·.,. held to It rea11,y an llqoroveme"' to subolltwe ,. autborizaUcm·cards? . ' ""That' a DO· more falr or democrat!(: than. It wuuld have been II Nl,.,. ""':porteea had· traveled the country getting signatures and then, ••-Ins they had slgnecl up a nWorltY of the electorate, Mr. Nixon had been awarded the · Pretidency. Naturally, Hubert HUJI'I)hrey arxt George Wallace - like the employer · would not be allowed to sign up anyone. "'Even if employes alwa.vs knew whit the cards sal~ - some ol them have thought they were merely petitioning for an NLRB vote thai sort. of public voting is scarcely in the Ameri~an tradition. It leaves the way open to all sorts ol pressu:es, physical and otherwise. Employers aren't the only offenders when it comes to intimidating wol'kers. "'What eyer pre~sure employers exert, moreover, it's hard ' to see how they make a fair election impossible. With the pollfer of Govenunent the NLRB surely can see to it that workers express their choice secretly, without reprisal. If workers are f'u-ed for Wlion activity. the Board can Ioree - arx:l has forced their lull reinstatement with back pay, "So the NLRB, it seems to us, is overly modest about its capaclc;y as a supervisor of elections. When the alternative ts to deny workers a lair and secret vote, the agency can and should try a little harder!' Now We're a Buckeye Festival The Big Bend Regatta, up for its fifth showing this June 20 • 22 has come of age. Sponsored by the PomerO)' Chamber ol Cunmerce, which has enjoyed assists from the Micklleport Chamber alkl other local civic gr(qJS, the 1969 Regatta is one of the Buckeye State festivals sanctioned by the Ohio Festivals and Events Association. This is the first regatta which has been so approved. The Big Bem Regatta won its omcialstatus In dte December meetirw of the association when altogether 28 Ohio special events were QProved as festivals. The 1969 list represents a oet gain or two, fiw being added and three being removed (for failure to comply with &sao- ciation rules). The Ohlo Travel COlD1cil Newsletter for January, 1969, published by the State of Ollio Development Department, greeted the announcement of approved festivals with this asse5s-ment: "Ohio has tightened Its grasp on the title of 'Festival State' by adding five new events for the 1969 season." We'll buy that. NOIIJ it only remains for the people of the Bend area to pitch in wltll more Sl.IIPGrt than ever before to help 1he Pomeroy c of c make this fifth aMual Big Bend Regatta a success in every way. , . . . QueilioiJB l'iJiicj' OfSouthern Boord JUIUI/'Y 13, 1969 Portland, Ohio .M {)Jien Letter to the TaJpa,Yers of Soutbem Loc:al Sc:hool District; As residents of Portland. we have atteJded nearls every meet11111 of Uoe Southern Local School Board since they voted to close tloe Portland Grade Sc:llOOJ Build· lng last August as an economy measure. It was assLDtled by us that the board wooldadopteconcmymeas- bq .... Jim Nabors io aportills tho clual qulek<lch Iiana ' sealtldD coat and a Rolls-Royce .... Evert TOm, Dick and Sam· my Davia had a RollaM Royce .... Gwen Verdon bought a $550 blue~ocl ealf ooat at Europhllla tor loor huoband .... Same do¥ and shop, Too,y Curti• booght blmsell a $145 camel • tinted leather jacket with slde.ziAJOr •••• No one's seen Joe Namath•s famous f:rool.i>ogecl mink bemy lill<e the ..-!loci sal~bll<­ but above, throuBh and under II ell it is a spectacularly gripRing performance in thi1 seaM 1011 more notable fOr star ~ct­ New N. Y. State akl resort lng (Jamea Earl Jones in "'The Bil Vanllla, at DaVOI, hill a trade- Great White H(lpe, •• Donald mark-mascot: a St. Bernard, of Pleasance in •.,.he Man in the CCIUI'&e, equipped with a nookload Glass Booth") than great dral>u.z .... Goller Jack Nick· maturgy. The pUo' Is baaed on Frederlllue plays a new long game; promoting toura for E11tern Air~ Ick WUI!am Rolle'o mai!JUnuoovlinea .... Mia Farrow'• reedlng eJ. "-Hadrian the Seventh" (Rolfe ' ·' Ute film aerlpt of Christine Jor- was a social misftt who main·•Mil's book •.•. Rex ftarrf .. tained hla lonsplll,!' llterory OOJ'. dolrlns bla life. c:onlldence is amazing: he ability, a homosexual In ••T h e time but whoee novel provaUed iltaiirco'""" opposlteRicloardBur· and In thla cirounatlza- b1 Peton as his ceUul.ol.d queen; and ter Luke aeemo lo have proved be Ia reperted about to direct hl-11). t h e "Myra Breckenrldgv., 011 several level• "Hadrian awltell-aex ~lm ~ Gore VIdal's Vir" AVBI itMlf from the lilly book, solemnity uiiUIIIIJ sloomocl onto lty. ci -.eo1 PHILCO ·s•uus LAND WITH A··ciS / SPECIAL screens and stages ln drama! about the Papacy; its fantasy edge. a surlace of Intelligent nonsense whirled by the Papal musings of Hadrian; Its earthy dream-detail&, the illusions of truth couched in jests, the brilliant staging by Peter Dews, Its simplified inklings of scenic Vatican majesty which make their visual points without ftlllng; the Helen Hayes Theatre's stage with overwhelming, broodl.ngattempts at overstating a monollthlC gloom, all add up to a ltghtly alAted, not trlvWiy Ol!handed, pinwheel of eccl.eslastl~l iconoM dasm. Best cl. all, It's a. vehlcle lor a protean star and Alec McCowen Is it, not in spades but in the heart-red oC Ita cardinals. The story briefly, & recluse .. like clerical reject drea.p~s ol the priesthOOd that has tossed him out twice, seta his. pains and abeyant hopes and plans on paper and extrapolates himsfllf illto an Instant Papacy .... IDa few close contacts with people project ' them, too, iuto hia fuo- aterlcally dls<ipllnoclimaginlng. Topic Explores .c. .. _..._hlapiUI:ln> 1 •.~ , ..,_.,.,.___ • nearilr <WlliJ'. . The boord _ _ lill,_.• ..s , • ~·~=t.~ .w,"re ;,'l;;J.y cODdltkliliod Comic J . Alfred Sotial' ]Votel ~ ~ ~· T ' · T ,..... " •..' :": • .,......., rrv:· Religion Today e..- W¥ .. ' ' •I'll• - the 4 ,D. ON'T WAll . ''.[ :~ ilihc"• .io "ittlaa. ' ·' ' ' ' ~ , ·, ~ 1-5 record and 1..2 1D the MidAmorlean Conlereneo. Bowline PIWI AndreWI, 6-4Junlor, ooror- trouble with tho lledmeu holdine Groen 1o 5-7 and 1-1. ocl 18 ~ and anaaged 13 re- a 42.28 loalltlme looul and outCapital went 1n1o aetlm ill the boundo last night aa Union Col- oeorocl Rio Grande 85.56 In tho 1 lntllvi<Ul ICOrinC - · ·up <"~ .i<il'omopli>wn llliiO plckad : : .. 'i• Uf . lOIII wJn In l2 pmeo IXIIhe 73-71; Wdolter out.lhot MOunt pleked up a home wln. Roger Tille, Ky. ~~:::::::::::::*>->.>.>. DNr-loeroi< J1u at John McEI. Unloo 81~1; Walsh de<laloned Garrl;,.. loci Uoe Crusaders w!Uo Tho win kept tloe Union Bull. Cooeh carl Wolfe'o Motgo - !'Ol'· OhlD Domlalean 96.fl3,andCleve- 20 points. Stan Kehl woe lolsh liol!• alive ill the Kentu<i<y In- Mor-n. still humlros !or M<El!'Ol', In tho pme doopl,. land Slate downed AkrGn 80-57. ror WUmlnatoo wllh 19. torenlleglate Athlellc Confer· u-- Hillman fired a 35.foot on<e Wttlo a 6-2 reeord, Union lo vl<lory No. 1 thla ......,, will •~ NeliOIIVIUe - York Frl· deaperatloo shot at the buzzer 9-7 In all games, Rio Grande has ~ give Marietta a clooe 01o1o I ~ KIAC record and the Red· do¥ night. wo The Marauders, 0-8, have Conference win. Hillman was men are 4~ in all games. IDOred ooiy 353 point& in their lolsh I corer for the homo team The Bulldogs -rlen<ed little Clldlnp compared lo 537 by wltll 19 ~. but Oltorbeln'o their npposltlm. Jim McKee a«>rocl 21 pojnta to Coo<:h Bob SltoskO)''S a.eklead all pl ·-a ,...__. .!.&..._ 11 ....,. ..... · amrJM,Ul eyes, on the other hand, haven't noW 7.J ancl 3--3. , otterbein exactly had a "top-notch" seaCOLUMBUS cU~ - Allan rival Bellaire. • .......,... •- 4 • and 2-2 ~•~·~ - · rt~ • --ee ..., eltloer. Tho BuekO)'ee are ~ of Bellaire St. John'• On the !ollnwtng nlgbl; Horn· •• ......,.. H enry ~•-• .~ .. e "" D ' 2-8 In the SEOAL, &00<1 '·~ ll1lh .'School Ia ilne Ill the" moot yak •.aoually loaoed ill 61 pointe foul shots In the !lnal live .... rDIR ....... , seventlo place In front 9l '· ~ boaketball ploo,yera IPlnlll Bellaire. He hit ,on 21 of ond ~ g1 Cl eland ~-•-1.._ o ~ ve ev -- y Melp, and are 3-7 overall. •. ill 1110 ~. ' · 41 floor ohota, win In the game at Bedford. The SnuUoem Tnrnado 7th and Tho sudden ooorlng sport Is 111e charity shots broke a 57-!)7 8th grade cage teams, eoacbed ~.:::::~«::::::~~:~::~::~:::::::::::=::::::. ' · More than 100 ~ <Ollegea ;· U.. e>prOoaeos. illtoreot ln. the lltljhlnB nri lor tile ~w tie. Roser JOiuiSOII of Akron by Duane Wolle, pl<ked up twin • .., ~ ·6.foot-1, 175 Pound lharpohoo!- also ........,.. In rooil>all and topPed all playero with 25 victories this week In Clldlnp · or. baHbo!l. points. agalorrt Pt. Pleallallt. .~ ' Sccluto ropre..U.S NCAA · Roi'IIJ'ak averaSed 42.6 points Wallb snapped a five-came The seventJJ graders won 38-32 ,;• -.,.... UCLA; Davldaon, ao a iunlor aa toe llnlahocl tho loling streak In the win over in an overtime and the elalrth .. OhlD 9tate, Weot Vlrslnta and oouonwtth 813 polnto. Ohio Domlnlcan at Columbus. graders won 31~7.. flt ·; NOrth Caroliria flate have Since craeldng the varsity Jobn Bemett scored 30 polnta Norm Curfman'• 15 polnta led , llorqyak'o ..,. • IIIOil lineup milhray In hi• !roshman for Dominican. the Tornado seventh graders. ICIB"lDD lhoW thta JeUan. More year, Hornyak bas amused a Wooster evened ita Ohio Con- Other Southern moorers ln that are·- - · career 1,937 poiJU. feienee mark at 3-3 by down- match were Pete Sayre with 10, ·~ · lfvrtorak:Ia averaalol a lao- .. Despite having coached ~· ina: vlaltln&' Mount UnJoo. Tom Bob Miller rtve, Mike Weshln.. taolle 47.8 peinla ill 10 contellfo. ysk for t1oree soaiCXIs, Bella)'e Dlnier paced the Sa:U• win sky · four and Da'Ye Thelu two. NEW YORK (UPO- Pote ;; t.ot Frklo!f he ami111ed a St. John's Coach Sy Koleoza lo wl1h 33 points as Doug MaiiOil Rodney Holman's eJgbt points Maravich of Louisiana State is ,:) teconl 88 ,.jlilo •• Bellalro St. otlU !labberpated by his led Mount Union wlth 22 points. led the elghth grade.. Other Tor- leav:lrw little to chance in his John'l• ""''ted' Warroa Conoojl· [IUIJII, nadoes scoring we.-e Mike Rob- bid for a second consecutive ,..:~. dlttd Ut-83. ia the proceaa, •Tm limply anmzed at hem 1n100 and Mike Nease seven major college basketball scoring ~~i. ~ cGmected Oil ..,tO ol. he maintain~ his poise," Koles.. each, Jeff Hill four, Nlck Ihle championship. ~- · 85 floor ~; . za Wd. u1 don't know what three and Danny Houdaahelt one. Pistol Pete went into his two1111 preVIDUo loi&fl wu 70 ,~ot . ll , "'!!ffd ~'" "' . gly' ~ a week semester break with an ,· . ••••• the, ~ swelled head. •..., · a""nge ~ ot 45.5 points .Per ., , . • 'J + •t Allen . Ia lnten~ dedloated · pme, the highest ever at this state of a season, according to the aport. He Juof·uv'eofor • • • - - - - • buketball. Hf! dDda < :tJtne official statistics released today ~··'.Navy · . . ,. .~·...~~ -" to praetlco clurlng tho ·foljlball Ill' llnlted Praaa lntemotlonal by the National Collegiate · l;rJo '-'OIKU and baseball &eiiDI:I, •• Koleua · East Sports Services. · •· · ., ' IO)'I, W, L. P<~ GB Coach Dick Well aM his Meigs Maravtch, who .set an all...Ume .. ANNAPO~; llld. (IJpJ)"I don't think there' a a hlltl . Mlnnes~ 24 15 . 615 Marauder freslnnan basketball major college record of 43.8 Rick Forzi!o>, new - adoool bOy ill the <OWJtry who Kentuclcy •.. , 20 20 . 500 t'h team scored a 50-40 triumph at points last season, is 10.6 polnta • .oic:b . of:·· tho ' li.s. Naftl can IUOrd him one...,...,., AI- Indiana ••••• 21 22 .488 · ~ Neleonvlllo-York WedoiesdOJ aft· per game ahead of rwmertet . LldemJ•. Ia • man who has len has so many moves. He's Miami •• . ••• 17 20 . 459 6 ernoon. Calvin Murphy of Niagara, ond . ·l<ble...r hio lito ambltlmo sraeelQJ aa !' <al. New York .•.. 12 25. .324 11 Meigs was paced by Jeff Mor~ this is the biggest lead ever tia HUle JJtOie than. a year. uwatctdn8 him in action II a West rls wltll14 points. Tiny Williams held thls late in a season by an · ~t 10U:o ha waa appointed •lsht !loaf makes a coach ahudW. L. Pet. GB and D. Fife each added nine. Othasp Irant to the scor •...'6 title. ortOtiaiW. baeltlleld enoch of the dor. Ho'i 10 quick, loa ooneeshla Oaklend ••••• 32 4 .8811 er Marauder point-getters were Should Maravich maintain his ~ · llen&Us . by the man OIJPCI'lflllt'• moves and lets hia Denver •••. , • 23 15 .605 10 Rick Ash with aeven, Ron Smith current average, Murphy, with wanted to work for- man eomthtt himself!' Loa Angeles •• 18 21 •462 IS'h and Joe Welker, four each, and a 34.9 mark, would ha\18 to Opponeots ha•e tried every. New orleans •• 18 23 .439 16'h Steve Dunfee. three. average 55.3 points in his last 12 ha WOI oppolntocl thing lo atop Hoi'IIJ'ak, but ell Dollaa •••••• 15 20 .429 1G'h Coach WeD credited Morris, games to overtake the LSU ·coach ot Navy, have !ailed. River ll!&b of 11an- Hoostoo • : • .• 11 26 .297 21'1:· 'Williams arxl Smith with turning sharpshooter. Wednesday's Results ln outstanclingdefenslveperformThere were three other SQ.. he •l!!<e he lbal, Otdo, met with the molt enaeh fOI' .the aucc;eaa Iii UmUtng the Bellaire Dollaa 102 India.. 101 (ot) ances .. point scorers in the major ranks J Ken&u<ky 115 New York 102 Novo! Ac:adomy bombet lo 28 polnll. tttrough games or Jan. U-Rick Hornyak Ia extremely 10ft Denver 112 New Orleans 107 St. Peter's 78 Hotsfra 65 ID 19113. Mount of Purdue (32.3), Spencer 40, !iho' ..,. held s.Pol<ln. "It's like polling Loo Anseles 134 Mllml 120 (ol) Penn 32 VUianova 30 Haywood of Detroit (31.6) and · .at Connoetleut aQd lo WI him lo Ill,!' IIIO)'Iblns," Only, gamoo scllequlocl Roeheater 79 Allred 69 Bob TaUent ol George WashinglllckfiOW .,.ch of tho lll,!'s his ena~h. Thur'llll''• · Game• · Prall 90 Stevena Te<h t8 ton (J1.3.) :(;lidlllaJo be!woen the Koleua .malntalna that Horn- Denver at New O'rleans Harvard 63 Dartmouth 80 IIII,!'WOOd retained hlo lead J,n and · the AFL, replaces yd , could.· have scored MlMesotl at Houston 'Maine 88 Nichols 82 eboundl with 22.1 r ~ a avenge, than 86 points op!not Warren New York at lndlon1 New Ham··••-o 87 Bale• 80 AI Krobotlo ol the Citadel bold EUaa wao 11rot1 laot month .. ConiiCII!cllted "If loa would •loovo Miami ot O.ltl•nd DIIQOieane ';"St Francia (Po.) 55 hla lleld goal pereen!ago lood . aiW' NOV!' olliled to • diiJIII[ ' ror.:.d lila ahotl. ~ wm't force Only pmes schocluled CaiU Pa 99 St. Villeent 80 with a mark ol •708 and Larry 3-llro<Or~ J~ worat 11120 yearf. lila __ .. ' ; . Soutlo Ward o1. Centenary took over Weclnescill,!''l College Basketboll . VIrginia ~ 87 W, Vlrpnta the ~he throw percentage looul . • " ,._. --!f' Reau.lts 84 at .9113. ' ~ 'vioflld Preaotlntornatlonal WUltam & Mary '17 G. ~ onl,y new leader In the · Eaot Waablnglon 75 .•· team ratold!WS Uolo week Ia t. Lee 70 Navy 69 Davlclaon 90 Wake Foreot 82 UCLA, which edged ahead ol Te..l A&M and Jackeonvllle b1 lion. 78 a rnietlon at a point In lleld goal percentage ot .50S, ~ state led l'n scoring o&noo (95. 7 points), Army In dO!tnH ,' . (57.3) ani llardlnSlmm0110 In !no t11raw per<.,. togo ~80S). 'I". Joyco f *' Mru-auder Ftosh ~en Win 50-40 Test ... / f'OI 'l1iE IN .HilLJH . . lllQDU(ri ' ·" I . We C(!lry only the be~ jn health neejls ~· ·~~' in thHomilifr'Om ~~to Q~l;uidllfil Your is our.. business I :, , ..well·bein; . ., ' ' . '~ ., ' •.. ~ ',' ' \" '· ') ..~.[ eu ·u Gl'MIIIee,NG 1Woe, Etll. ••• 8 Jl 43 Karr, Eotn. .. , 8 15 10 Eieh'gor, EtJo. 8 38 22 !PO••'IIos.KC The top 10 ac:OI"eralnall pm.ea are: PLAYER G FG FT TP AVG. llalUla, HT 12 116 t8 ZBO 23.4 Carter, SW 9 85 41 211 28.4 Brad'y, KC 11 93 47 233 2L2 Wolloer, SW 9 $8 41157 17.4 . G..-oo, NG 8 48 38 134 111.6 Diddle, Sllon 1l 72 30 171 15.9 .more :t:::.!30 lor Unloo wore Ken llelborl U junior, who bad 14 polnla, Char- -•· 45.5 ~~~ CIDCAGO (UPO - There' • boaeboll nolhlns that the wroog right wiUo czar couldn't straighten out. The right man. howe"Yer, has been as elusi"Ye for baseball Broadwll,!' Joe Namath was for the Baltimore Colla In the Sot>er • btHtrth Pholtlttor col« picture lub6 " • lnlt.nttolor~deputllftlt)'Sttm • Uluml~ VftF/VttF dllnniiNiectori ·• SIIIMIIillld ~fk'liltl , ,. ~aaon · ;u.o. Bowl championship foott.ll game last Sunola,v. It has been a moollo slnce William Eckert was fired frwn his $65,000 a year jOO for a man who "knew t.sebalL" BW Bartholomay. president of the Adanta Braves, sa1d Wednesday h& hl.d found the right man in the presence of HaD of Farner Hank Greenberg. However. Greeltlerg, a for.. mer great with the Detroit Tigers of the American League, said he wasn't seedking the job. ''l'm interested in baseball and J hope they come 11' with a qualified man," said Greelilerg in New York. "There's nothing wrong with the IQ'le. As soon as they get the right man I'm sure baseball wW continue to be the No. 1 sport In the Urrlted States." u1 laoJ of nobody who could do a better job, .. Bartholom&)' said of Greenberg. "I haven't talked to Hank to see whether he would accept the job, an! 1 wouldn't nwnlnate any(l'IIEI Who ' SVAC ST~ CllVAC Q!U; '"' . ' W, Ea...... • • • • • • • 7· 1 .iU , KJaer Crelk • • S J 'J1I ' - - • •• 3 3 Ut . . Tnce • • ~ 4 488 <.sl I SclulberD • • • • 1 5 278 •Ill' ·L..rn::r TEAM '* : TNorti!OTALS~. •;! ~ ~~= TEAM TEAK OFFENSE G TP A¥~ u- •• - : ' Eutern • • •• • •• 311 ll.tr· au· - e-3 302 ::t Haman Trace ••• 8 458 57.2 Soutloweatern ••• 6 384 84.0 Bob cu •·~-· North ~ •.• 6 3115 61.5 - 17 · - . . . 6""" '~~ • 6 397 66 1 ba4 15 and Jim Wella, 6-0 IOD· Southern. · • • • • 1or, ..., -•-- •-• ,.... 15• RID Grande had (ALL GAMES) f7 us rebounds wllh Mabry geWng TEAM OFFENSE 'ne Bulldogs sbot an even 50 TEAM GTP AVG. cent from tho !leld maidJog Soullowe-n ..... 9 622 69.1 ts of 90 wblle Rio Grande hit Trt<e • . . 12 761 84.1 32 of 68 lor 47,05 per cent. K,ygor Creek ••• • 11 704 84.0 UDloo made 17 of 22 at the foul Eaotern ....... 11 845 58.7 llno •or 77.2 per cent and the Norlll Gallle • , •• 8 433 54.1 J.' R~men made 20 at 28 lor 71,4 SOUthern ....... 11 521 47.4 "" per eent. TEAK DEFENSE Nat oullJoe lor RID Grande TEAK G TP AVG. will be aplnot Campbell avlUe (K,y.) CollotiO ... Soturday nlghl. Ea1tarn . . . . ... 11 585 53.2 The Redmen will o:onclude a K,ygor Creek ••. 11 634 57.7 throe game, weelt~oog road trip Hannan Trace , • 12 · 693 57.9 lolondajo nlsllt against Oaltland SOUtllom ...... 11 685 62.3 City Ond.) Collose. Soullowestern . , • 9 586 65.1 RIO GRANDE (32-20-84)- Mar· North Gallla •. . , 8 564 78.4 ohaD, 8-1-17; Jordan, 3~-8; MaG~~~ WEEK bry, 4-7-15; Baker, 0...2...2; BenttJnre lOY, 8..2-18; llarria, 1..2-4; Ja. K,yger Creek at Sou atom eoba 2-1-5· Wells, 5-S-15; Ball, Hannan Tnce at North GaUia Eastern at Glouster UNION (ts-17·.!07)- Andrews, SATURDAY 7-11•-18·f "-lben 6..2-14·J Rut- Soothweatern at Soutbem all# I ledp, 5-1-11; Childers, 8..2-8; Carr, t-1-9; Pittser, 3..0-6; CUrd, 5~-10; Smallwood, 4~-8; IWI, 4:.0..S; Monroe, 2-4~; Fuller, 0- t..o.i. freshman. " 1-1; Worthlnger, 2-1..S. 7th, 8th Grade Teams Oipped In Cage Games The Meigs seventh and eietlth hasn't lndleatocl he'd accept the grade buketball teams suffered job, \ut l intend to talk with · defeats Wedneadly at NelsonHank before the next meeting of ville • York. Marm::J.er seventh the -nero." '"'aders went down 44--32 and the . . Bartholomay's suggestion of GreerUirg picked tV steam when Arthur Allyn, tad ol the Am e r 1 c a n League Chicago White Sox. iblicated tt.t he would sll)port Greet'lbetl for the poat as oommissiooer. Allyn said he tbougtrt Gre~ berg ttjust mlght be all right,'" and added he believed · Hank "would be aeeeptable to the players!' Greenberg, an Amerlean League plo,ver tor 18 ·rears, later was part owaer ~ the ~ 28 ::::::"""a::=:· •.'! u!._ Roter ~J, ~00<1 Bl"g Search _ •• ... :":~!~utheBulldop :::·~k::::~: Conti"DUeS owners Garaao,NG ll,yger Crook • • • 6 11.0 . Eallern • • • • . ' • 8 502 U.l! " Harmn Tn<e •• 8 S89 &l.t North Gallla , • • 6 4f.i '1:. Southern . . . . . . 6 278 48.2 leo Rulledp, 6.2 - . hod 11 .' and Lar17 Curd, 6-3 Hnlor, had TEAK DEFENSE 10 polntll, Andrews led tho J'6. TEAM G 11' AVG. elghtb graders were edged33-30. FIO)'d Burney's 18 points led the 7th ll'ede Marauders. Other seorers were Steve Price with six and J. D. story ard Mick Ash, e~~ch 4. Jerry Wright of N--Y led all point-getters with 26. Mark Werry's 10 points topped the Meigs eighth graders. other Marauder scorers ol. that game were Jim Boggs with nine, Andy Vaugllal\ six, Rich Balley, three and Bill Vaughan,. two. Don't Take CHANCES let us Fill your gas tank with BORON . For fast storts ond prevent freeze up. fuel line - DriYe in! - • LARRY' I IOHIO IIRVICI W. MAIN I'OMCROY, 0, Cleveland •~•-na and .._ Whl~ Sox. He now Is an - banker In New York. ''Blllis a pod tri~ Of miDi, and rm loljjhly !latterOd that .. ha· THIS WEEKS SPECIAL 16x20 would think at me •• Qlloll!locl to de a &00<1 Job," Grse...,fl Ui<l, "lMt rm nOt OvalltbJe lor the .k:A" Aaked If he wuuld eerve 11 cdllml11loner ohoukllhit - • ' clra!l him. . ·G~eeubors ~ ""TI'IIl's a cllfterem ~ pme. But I haven't .tallied to IllY• ~. al oil ll>out II ·oidll dcil'lIt ~ • ' I1J<e tlioot hOI hqpen-L" . AYE2·5~.... ' '' ' '" TOPCOATl ·· . ~. SHilTS• ' . ·. '22800 8814.$ lOS ILl 100 12.4 98 12.2 7312.1 63013 ~07~4r:;=:. 00:::/~.. r:: .:;:~; Baseball Southern Wim •Jaffb- .. ·· &':· ,1-'f~:.;, '. . -. . . NliillW' . . same- ""'nglns :11oM, Eta. 11 tt $4 '1A II. I Wllbr, SW •• S 11 26' tOo IU· Spould'r. Kelt N : - :. !~~ ~>~doh,· - . • ·I ~ 11 14 1£4 , !Cur; J,IJtD. 11 51 . .tl cart.r, SW •• 1 47 1/1 1Jl2G.t . f.. *"''*'-.,'" ~ft:heotel" '#'alll'rl llfal 22tiiCrO,' Chao- -· TRee lo North GoiiiL c-b PIWI Dlll<la'oW~ <oto oro IDurth In SVAC Jlu wttba4-4re<ordandtl.alaall pmo1. C.OC:h Rllob' Sblvob"o PJ.. nteo •ro ~ otlll 1-._ fo1r lholr lint win In SVAC and J.7 illallpme.. Southorn WW Ia 1-5 In the SVAC aDII 1-10 In Ill pmea. 5cJut11orn haa tbe llllh blg!oeot aeoror In tho SV AC, Bcob Diddle, 15. 4 fl. I junior, who Ia polntllper Here are tho. 1ap 10 II<Ol'era In the SVAC: ~AYER G FG FT TP AVG. llndbur7, KC & 59 28 146 24,2· Jlanlalo, HT • •8 68 28 204 :ZO.t R • G d 1 0 ""? 84 :-.:b"'..:;.;r~/~ ~:·vic::::::-; Union Thumns 10 ran e, 1· r able 30.17 halftime lood on Ill Average ••oo Anntloer ooto,.ndlng !eaturo at "TWENTY RULES FOR MATUII· my folks i. that they tru~ Ul, SEND A~AMPm.SELF.. !b much, ill !act, that lor l1oo ADDRESSED ENVELOPE TO yoaro mw the¥ have left Ul .. HEI,J;:N BIYrrEL. CARE OF TIDS lone lor lour w nve do¥• wlille PAPER. ,.,be Now Prophets - Look tha)' go on trfpa occaatooanY. ~' , What'a Happening to Religim:• In reluno lor their love ·• n d was the program tople present- truot. "e 1t1<1a 1ove and roopect PTA lli~ ed by Mrs. Clara. Thomas 'l'llea.. tham. We wouldn't ever let ~m dO)' nlgtot to the Women's Socie- -... llelon, I don't know hoW ty at Chrlatlan Service, !'<>me- many litota feel llolo • .,. a)>wl roy United Methodist Church. tllolr ,POrenll. bul If they Oo,. . Mra. Robert Warner presided tlloJ ohcllld .., 10, kJud oi li d at the meeting OO!'IntJ which time clear, 10 tlill YIP about tho .,.,\ It woe reported that 27 aldu:ollo liP ""'!id ~ . tho were made duringtbeputmonth. - SUE ' ' Ohio ':.Jve-;,",j~l~l;aO Aoalo!l1111 Mro. Thomas wllh the Dur Helen: • .PtOCr&m were Mn. Warner end r.~ heard t1oat a.~ · au; night. •. at ldlool tOkel , rllo ...lfrot Memllorl "!111 dlac;u.. 11!1":~< Ml1~ Grace Campbell. ' .. lawi Ill tlie •. . . , . _ and • · Mill Gr... Campbell and Mro. plUa, ~ arolloo7;10 him,?, panel ll18do 'uP IIGal , · Allen Eichinger served refrelb- V,:CJUld tlie1 keep· lila ti&te ~mCOJ01\t;y o!llfe w11i dla<uoa U.. menll to 10 memben attendiDg. aettln8 :propnt? ~ ~O'f IDI! ~ ·lcllilql' 11)'---AII ptA ' ,..---·--·----·----·-·---~·-·--ill tlihlll!liJ' ... ~ ' ·~·llrstwUII24,2avorqe; U:as *' one~aU months ago, and the thing with the WrtJDg information. •• 1.... miss most about home Ia my There is no such thing u a ater.. te~e W. Hill, Mary Jane HW 70-year-old girl friend, a next llitY pill for males. - ll &o Floyd C. Clmunina, Addle M. door neighbor. I love her. Dear Helen: Cammlna. t8 torts, Letart. I al10 miss my otber neighlam living with my aunt umy bors. my parents' lriends. and divorced mother travels in her . GGldle Papouttil to MinDle -~ me .., IAI*non. 1 0 r . Trador. of course - m.r parents. I m Iss job. Mom -." Goldie 4 acre•• P8poutlls to Mimie all the talks 1 used to have witll school. 1 spent SIOO and uked Trador, 3 21h acres, ·Lebuon. Ill¥ mother and· dad, and the dis- my aunt to .PUt the reat In the eussions with other adulta. It bank for me. I've been alvin& WealthY C. WW, Clarenct:WDI 11 true that one can learn by otll- her $1S a week from lnJ' part to Guy Wtll, parcels, Bedford. era' experiences, and my ""old'• time job to bar* for me too. friends have plenzy to tell. .· rve kept track and I should 1 didn't think I"d ever write have $525 to the bank. Well, I to a column, but I want you to went in to draw some money know rm anotloer teen who has out the ulber day, and .... joint cros5ed the generation gap. savings aceount had exaetty $85 4.LICF in it. I asked m,y aunt llld lite Dear Alice: said something cameuptbeneedYou aren't alone. Read on. ed the money for. and belides. - H. she wat taking care of me, 10 Dear Helen: I shouldn"t m1nd. My mother Generation pp? 1 haven't bad Pl.fl her a ,aood bit for 1111 room a real flghl witlo ti\Y folks aill<e and board. What - d I do? I can remember. Tbey don't hol- - POOR ler at or ground us kids. They Dear. Poor: Let'o ouppose yOOir aunt Ia a talk ID ua like adulta and don't pick ua apart. borrower. not a tldet. &l&allt The cmly flghla at our houoe t1o1t llhe repiaee tho money !rom are between ua k:l.ds, and. our the 111m your moUter lellda her :porenlll don't lliUally Interfere · for your, keep - and If lhebtlkl, unleaa • !raeu starts to Btl your wiD bear at lt. out or hand. Then we're glad to u. ' havelbem break II Ill>· · FOR YOUR J'REE COPY OF "' _,..,,. ~ol!> u. !i Walt WWllomo ~22 poi11111 for tbe Redohlna, 7-5 ewer• all. The BObeato are. 1-2 ill MAC ..U... and 6,7 oeera!l. Kent Sla,. OW!Iocl a eomlOJt. The SOUthol'll VoiiOJ . Alllletl< • . 'l1lo _.,.. wl11 -.,.. roar of c..teronc:o "Gome at tho Weel<" tho 1ap 10 SVAC -"!'"ill Kr· wiD pit oiocondplace Krsei Crook ,... cr.oli•o a..dl Br......,., 9'3 qaillattlml:piaee-ootorn , Frota)' nlslltaiSouiDwtllernlllltl ,s,.vo ~oddlog, $-10 K,ygor School ' · Creek oonlor, 10111 with a 12.1 Leaaue JOidlns Ea-n lololle a .......; Southwootern'o KeUio tnSVACplo,vbuttravehtoGI..,.. camr, 6-0 senior, third with• ter. Coach Daio Wrlltlt'a Eqleo 20.1 a venae; and Jimmie Dale are 7M1 in sv AC ,pll,)' and. s..a tn Walker, Soutbwes~n 5-10 seoall games with two SV AC pmeo lor, fourth wltll 0 16.t avense. lett, one oplnst K,yger Creek. Coach Uoyd folyero' HlgiJIIIIIOJ.. Cooeh John SOng'a K,yger Creek ora are ~ In sv AC play and li-4 llob<ato muotwtnovorSQllthWeot,. to all pmeo, The Hlltllenders em If IIIey ""'ll<t to lllltl alive moot SOulloern Local SUurdaJ I the SVAC i'a ~ lkobcaUo nJ&Iot at Raclneandaftertloathave n ce. . 7 ill .... two sv AC Jell witlo are 6-1 In the SVAC and -4 "'"' . oil &IIJIIOO, with three SVAC..,.. N - GoUla and 1laJuD Trtoo. teal& tell. Aoothor FrldO)' nlsht game luaravre · Gana, loti, Pomeroy. c. Mora.~ • h Farnaw-.•• Donald • ' 2 Over DATE <ell, or._ Ell '11oelma Dear Not ·. Blddl1 IN_,......__ "·-· v . the ~- takes The PlU un. to ~ ~r . ~.. ,_ , .u· -v 1-Oteiter der hie ~tor's superviaion he F. Nottlnaham. parce 1• . • Ia probably being treated o r · katherine Gina lfarPrtt lf.hels taking tloem nn his o- h• ,... be· • laot _ _._r ~~ ~~~ ~.:'""....~uoren~ .: Over· 100 Colleges· :.~Seeking Bellaire Star Eborabeclo, c.m., Delbert Smith,· dec., to Grace Smllh, parcels, Ollw. FApr L. Atldno lo Holen Rullo Atkina, lota, Pomeroy. Clrl D. Vao Way, Era' L. Van WOJ to WUbert J. McClain, par- i ~~l.Gul.lh'iue ~~Marl~~~ :~:"'h::~.!:~~: ~u acne doftllllns vloltln& "1 parcel, Salem. Garnet Fly Smith, Bert Smlllo to GtOl'IO o. Johnston, D - II. Johnston, pareelo, Selom. NO GENERA'I'ION ~AP HERE the Dll,!'lon W-ada,y ........ Jaw Property 'III&IC. - reuoneol a pulled leg muo<le, exploded Tho Wilberforeo at Weot Vir· for 2$ ~ - 18 of lbem In pnta 9tate .liiDIO wao <lll<ollocl. tho OO<ond half - 01 tho Pen. :Miami """ 1111 fDurth otralibt .. e&-17, the ..... that IIUins ( .fl) ·. - tho ~ taam'1 1918 :poi11ta led Slaubenvtlle I , In llJe. Ceatnl 9tate 00!117 ·'.,< w~mt.ns vlaltlna Ohio Nortllom 51-43. ..,. ' DQt<ll plnocl 1111111) vlelnr7 Graham Ruooell leo! tile Ma<· '•..•jj,. '1 s ' oituta · wbon Tom c...... audon with II poluU •• the ., white P.teiiN two foul ahotl ·No. 3 ranhed aniAJ1 eollep team ' :f~ II ioaennola to p10J lor a 87. •' ·et ltod l.coulavWt could not OV· 't ereorite. Northera, now 1-6. SeYe TUmi!Oid · I o d llll,!'tDn In otloer sameo: lMiaml •.;wltb 17 polnta, 'bul Loulavllle'l 01o1o U. 67-53; Ken1 11ate f llulob Beard tooled 1o 20 ~ downed Bowling·. Gr0011 li9-M; atrl~ "reOect · our glorification of lhe bl& . •.:Pb'ort ·mOl'· We ask you. Ia thiaaneconomy ..., ·'" !let'- II lwoot, In· .... -l'llla tlloiPJl)l..., , m~D-ieat!H l~~·-· lion. Mrs. Bentl then alatad aloo wllb ..,..,., IDcapabJe of 1Je, .. tloooght 1111a w~ be•&ond- mebrallnrubed. · ~ 01111 mnvo ao.UoeclerklopresentRll<!tdiJic <>hill, bird' f~. ly reeelvl1111 Ji5008.00 - ,_, .• JH'OirltdiJ!I upper tee~~~. are Mra. Bem then asked u Mra. Jlt~ly to c0njure.wea)l:·knft11, · • -·•• ~Uvered: easuy ·ted, J,.n Wolfe, clO!'k. w-occopt weak plce·IU'Y·bul tho job fnr ~000 and Mi'L Wolfe tJpea. ' ' • &bited that she would not. T H• In woment dellcai.e, oval board then on • l'our "'one Wile, • )awa. auggeot feiJI]nlfte, subrehired Mrs. J .. n Wollo tor tile mltllvt, aexy gall. Mto, JaeJl5008.00 per year and even pvo quellne Onuola has a square her a lour year eontncll pw. move?WelAiltounderatandthelr • ~·· to bellov.lbat.'-*vy,tquare J••• are ··-ted, wllb ltroill. ........ ruuell. he- ·• , ~' · By Ualtetl Prell International ures with regard to ~rating all reaaonh~ for attire noconaider. typea. Heroe,1 bave square, the schools in the dl~trict but aft· atloa to the olher 1111plleatlon. promlitenljaws wllb. clellnlte At 1 public meetlnsaltlloPOJt. . clen. DICk Tracy, the super er attending se\leral board meetcop; Popeye, the spinach· If@:& we have certalnly found this land Grade School bulldlll(l on eatlns savior of weakAugust 7, 1968, Mr. Howard Ervin to be untrue. We would like the ta:q»aycrs to stated that theelosingofthePortknow of one decision of the school land building· was ·an ecoJ'ldn)' . 11-tboard in particular. At thelr or- l"ove lllld he hnped the tchOCJ! 1~ ganizational meetirv on Jan. 6, ~ be rewened .in Jaruary of - " they needed to rehire tile clerk or 1969. 11 tloat Is SOins ID haPpen ' hire a new one. An application was they ha~e just over two weeki to ..: presented by Mrs. Oor<Jth,y Bentz get the building ready. on behaU of a citizen of Racine We ask, once qaln, loll lllr Trans. ~ers who stated he would do the work tlv.lt the peq:~le of Portland, and of tloO clerk for a totai<>l$3000· DO these p&CI)le only, sutler from lhe per year for the first year. This policies of schooJ. board mom-. Edward C. Jordan, Helen L. maa has two years busin:ess bera and executive heads. A CiUzen, Partnt. &. Jordan to Harlen Archie Wheel· school, has worked in one of our er, Aundene BlarM:he Wheeler, Taxpayer county .¢ rices for six years arx:l ·-- '"Hadrian VII" has been a London amash for two seasons and now teems abOut io seitle dowli on IJdwy. pro!l~ly; It Ia a play about the Vatican which shrewdM t,. removes serious anti-Catholic bias by ltl presentation as the fictionalized neo-.pendream ot a novelist who sees himself as a Roman pope in ea.ey imagina.tlve spasms. It is irrelevant withOut being sacrilegious, impertinent without l.naolence, wittily serious a n ~ editorially impudent in lta closIng, and least effeetlve, scenes; ., · lll!o.beAm•,, U.t. .., • ' ··~· •- ~•1 ... ~ree . and ! . ·, ·.· . ,_ ' Dear Helen: ~-1 who doe sCheers for the 5U n't believe tbere 11 really a seneratlon gap, except the kind that has always been with us. ·BY JACK O'BRIAN NEW YORK - Samm,y Davla, who pioneered the now dated Nehru-jacket, rurned up in Vegas in a mink coat with shoulder . ' I Tao 01te9, peopje. ~ · j~e:f by, I!Ie ~h'P!I Of!Mir ,Miwp: ~~ f!rot meellbl, .Pell' l>lae' wltlr protrudlnt 01' ,... ''lnillnli'l•"" ottea lrilcer In . . 't • ~ ' · t ··D .,.·. . ayt. on, Miam)-• K .. en.t p OS , :i.;"-·~.·u . ," ar , 'd, wood wm·. s wed Desd ay i' . ,,y.. WILLI.\:~ .IJ.WI~ D.D.~ .· < ~ ' • j{yg;;c;~~kA'i . Southwestern Iu SVAc·Headlli,ler;Friday • • • ' 0 . ' �-. ' ' . ., ' 1 .;, ..OvccvAJISI'ri OP ' ·' ·' ~. : ' , ;.; '"'"Di11.Y StatistiC~ ' ...... 5 .8 647 ' " ~ . . . . . . . 4 _ 7 671 7A Nelo.·Yorlc •• , , S 7 111141 811 llolp . . . . . . . 0 8 151 517 . •' ' ....' TEAM PTS (G) AVG. Wellltall . . . . . . 643 (t) 7L4 Goliipouo • , , , , 864 (10) 68.4 prlled ,or memborl ~- the !OIIIlatlon . _ . . , headod :. 'llf prd!Ote judpo Ill oecb ....,. for .,.... 11111r - - ln>m ~ , t;r,. Commlollool In llllolnlnr 111o loli>ylots WltOie IIIJil)O!Url ; . - · <OIIId Join 19i:etber. ore Oll8lll8d In - l n l l ~•lkm• Would bave tile ·J11'0e81Ht '!9hlell burn cml, and P!IRr to - ... l!a own ..... live olf he&Y1 u • re; '·;14~ fncludlnllcrlllll!lll Pr" •. • - or nolatora. Vlolatora : "' ... the llrat olreaae could be : ... llnld f500 to f5,000 and .... : y.tonold to JaD for me to a.ree . • 1 -.. b . _ vlolatiOna 1n ..; • olx IIIG!!th J)triod ...Wd be ··· .; r J a - •.•• . . 631 (10) 68.1 . . . . . . . 671 (11) 8L7 ._.. ........ :m (II) 61.2 Mrs. HeUman TOP DEFENSIVE TEAMS TEAM PTS (G) AVG. .' (!I) 50.6 ' ' (IO) 5LO ' :' ' . ~ ·' ( t) 5t.6 Dies Tuesday ;_ :• »~D~Uzed ' (10) 6LI (!I) 82.8 ·' · not lea• than t3,000. Five Ehler Bill a. ilepa. Morrla L, Boyd, ·: iloidlan, Robert A, Mar4JlnC, R- ~ Akron, David D, AlbrUtoa, ft. DI,YI(ln, R~ L. Wtihelm, ft. i Vm Wert, U!d David L, IIJWI. SEOAL V ABSITI' - ~- : ltlte Dr federal cranta, or rfN: ·\ti'Om Ill)' oilier j)llblie or ~ "'.JQivatl IOUrce. Boyd' teela .ure ot. ••eoopera.. ~· · 'Commtu!on1 would be com.. tioa from muuta.cturwa. u but TOP OFFENSIYE Tf:AIIS TEAM ~~~ ... W. I. PTS OP ....... 8 0 523 393 i\ . ' Wellston ...... 6 2 577 484 J a - ...... 5 3 499 422 GaJ!IjM>II• ...... 4 4 531 lrGoloo ........ 4 4 473 ._.. ........ 3 5 486 Nelo.-York ..... 2 6 423 Melp ........ 0 8 353 1969 Home Caleudar 482 483 528 538 537 Reported Available PT. PLEASANT - Carl Cook, SEOAL RESERVES TEAM W. I.. PTSOP ........ 8 0 378 285 ........ 62353283 ~· ...... 4 4 348 371 Nelo.-York ..... 4 4 343 343 Wellston ....... 3 5 as? 867 ._.. ........ 3 5 326 373 Mello ........ 3 5 313 820 Jackson ....... 1 7 252 828 ' t: ·: prepared by N, Carl llardiD, : S!ato EdenoloaSpoclallat- Jlor. • tla!lture WVll Appoloehlln Ceo. ' OVERAL SCORING NAME FGM FTMPTSAVG. llo!mard, Wtn. . 86 70 242 26.9 G._, Jkn ••.• 79 28 186 1M Heory, Glpa •.• 78 28 114 18.4 ' t.r. •' The colondar OU&Pall the beat : Umet to prepare the 1011, to ! Med, cu!Un!a, Ull poatlcldea, ' lll!d barvoat and pr<Wide tlmoly hlnta lll!d auldell!!eo dey to do¥ In accordance with the -10111. SEOAL SCORING FGM FTM PrS AVG. 1lo!mard, Wtn. • 77 67 221 27.6 Wlckarbam, Atn. 85 %2 152 19.0 Gne., Jim. ••• 85 22 152 19.0 NAME 80 lakin Patients Are Entertained .I<·.. Henry, Gli>o ••• 60 23 143 17.9 Kltcheo, 1m. ••• 61 20 142 17.8 Zlm'll!lll, Wtn. • 51 ~. Gil>• . .. 52 Elinls, N-Y••••• 48 Flcl<, N-Y...... 35 Melp ... 35 lob'er•. 30 27 31 45 35 1321t:S 'i 131 IU 115 IU 105 13.1 Entire Stock of llottorOrossoo, R.,. $10.00 "! $40.00 1V:2 t'rlct · · . .- lloopltal Wedl!oldal after, !*JII with'·o blneo par\)' bold at tl!o boopltal ., W.n awardocl clurlni ll!e afllr. · · noon w 1 t h· the BeY, Clltford doing the calllna. Alalotlnii·IIJe potlenta lnJIIIU'llll!btnso Mrs. \~lUfordSchana. Mrs. A.lll!tdd!jo, Mi'o. M.A.~.. , .... J..,a... Robert Brown lll!d Mrs. Waltoro, DooriJrlz~alll!dprlzaeforskUI . " :' :·. F11EE 11IROWPEIICENTAGE TEAM Fn&-FT A PCT. WoQo!GD • • , • , 157-220 , 714 (".oPjpolla • • • , 133-187 •711 •••••• 1111-191 .623 Neii.•Yorll • • • i23-198 ,621 •••••• 111-181 .613 .rickiaa ••••• 119-200 .595 Lopn •••••• 111).185 .595 lfelp •• : · • ••• 1111-228 .522 REBOVNDS . NO, G AVG. TEAM CeDipnllo , , , • . , 347 8 48.4 . . . . . . . . 324 840.5 Lopn • • • .• .. .. • 305 8 38.1 ~- ••••.••• 304 8 38.1 wiunm • . • . . • • 301 8 17.8 . . . . . . . . . 288)8 38.0 lfelp • • • • • . • • • 278 8 3f.8 Nelo.-Yort , , • , • , 2:>7 8 32.1 INDIVIDliAL IZADERS FIEUl GOAL PEBCENTAGE NAME FGII-FTII PCT. - . WilL •• 77-m .583 Galiopo., J.ca. •• ~ " .510 All!oao ••• 3&. 75 .507 ..,_ ....... ' • ~ 711 .500 sqn. ~ In!. •••• 541-114 ,411 ,FJIEE THIIOW PERCENTAQ: NAME FTM-FTA·PCT• .lfoWJO••· Glpa. • • 25-30 . ~ Wlo.. , •• 87-82 .817 &jdth, GJi>o•••••• 311'17 .111 '• ........., Gllll. • , •. 2'1~ . 771 ., Eiao. Nolo.·York •• 31-41 .751 .sa ' .~ <. . ..,. So- lADIES SLACKS Dou~l• Woolo, Knits, . Stretch ar1d· Cor4oroy Slacko 1 Off SHIP ANb SHORE S,octal Gtoop of Lculiea Blause•, Scrl• Prl~~ ,~ Ya If.,.•1.98·2 Pc. Looj S..o011a. S.lir Prlc.,j ... 49.95 S.lo........ 35.00 S.lo._,_2Q,OO S.IL......17.95 1elo........ 15.00 . , I ri lbo 11!8Mfacluro or 111'0<1- Mrs. Thompson <'Oiber' ilouse ' S.lo........ 10.00 Price · ftAII ·... "AAl ' WHitE SALE 0t Dr. Msr!ln LuJilOI' Kllll · ll(lil ' IM!I(nJ .m.l ""'!1<! Jr., 111o' t;oaro civil rt!IIJio I"* !llal'a 41J!1! birll!dq l'1 ....-... Actlm t""" ld· l'-111 •.•"~•••••..•• ' •• 1.99 ":._~ ":-',.:.:~· 'w'"' aevelandin Lt~ng Range Cropland Favored Role . RetJrement .Propose· d At 'IT Meet neW bill I. 'l1te ·Sena&e Wl.l· to meet .t 11 a.m. IGclo1 and 111o COWMBIJS - ll. S. Jun10F bad a skalolon oeolloo lei for WASIIINGTON (liPI) - PnsJ. Od - l t ; y for hill oucceo.... Champion 1s.yeor.old Jo1m r.... 1:30 a.m. donnonl p.-am all aehiU Ill MlddJOI)O!'t leado the ReJ>I'IaeDiatlvoo, bf v o I c o .,. o t e, Wednelday afternoon poled a $7 bUllca Allriculture lOIII • r..,. croplaad retire- Colwnbul !able temla 18om Ill ll!e llblo 1rtereltleo Toumameol adoptC .. noolotlm eommom- o.panment b!ld8ot for ll!e flo- - . col 71111' Jub' 1 and aakJoi!HIMll!'s Jll'lliiOied budaul lor here Ju. 25 ,:~ 6 with ct..oland orating tho blrthda,y amlvorsetho fiscal 1970 year """ down In tho favored role. Oll!or ......, $627 million from ll!e current • Jaomo wll1 eomo from Da,yton IIlcII year lar19ly be CIUH of anc1 CinclmaU. · olltlmates lha1 oosts ollarm InCleveland, with · ll, S. mon'o come atabtllzaum champion Dal .Joon Lee and llblo wwld decline $588 mllllon to 4th ranked 19-¥ear.old Rldllnl GAUGES - Gallli>ollo, 12.4 $3.9 bllllm. The predicted de- Ferrell 1n 111o No. 2 spot, will and 14.6 runnlf18 9 teet of roll· ellne was attributed to prospects be the team to beat. Ferrell reers~ Pt. Pleasant, 24. 75; Pomrot smaller 1969 wheat and BOY· cently moved from ColwnW.a W er~ - Mason, 21.34i Hinton, been cropa, and ""ppod up sales Clevoland. 0.89 stat.: Kanawha Falla, 3.28 of IO)'beans and feed grains. Other members ol the Colum.. tailing; Charleston, 17,91 tallThe final Johnson t:udget probus team are John ~r f By United Pl-ess lnternadonal ing. London, Mannet and WID-po.u.l called for a net increase and Dick Evan1, 34. boat in Kentuek,y lain second plac:e 1n field are on the sill of more than $200 m!Uion- to Ohlo'o top 10. TaMehllllaOhlo'o the Eoat Dlvloion all tiJo BOAT MOVEMENTS more than $1.4: bWion- 1n pro- No. 1 in men's alnalea, •• Lee American Basketball AJsocla. .. GALLIPOLIS LOCKS - Ra~~i· grama ror feeding children and dtd not compete lallt summer tton . lodll)', thanko to tiJo er down 11:20 p. m.; steel TradIn 111e Ohio Cloled wlllch do· combined 69 points Wedneoday neecly' people. er down 12:15 a. m.; John J. Even with the increase, how- tennlned state ranldnga. nl&lrt of LOuie Dampter ancl Rowe up 2:35 a. m.; Franklin ever, ellmlnated entireiJ' would Trials to make the Columbus Pierce down 4:3S a. m.; Esso ctney -en. be a special $104 mllllon school team were held last Sunday with Dampier 1c:ored 33 10 propel '\rkansas up 7:05 L m.; Mark milk oubslcly progamwh!d!CoaTamoblll finishing omdefeated the Colonels to a 115-102 victory Eaatln and City ot Huntington greso hu re!Uoed to trim In ll!e at the COlumbus Coorta, 2464 over the New York Nell, while down waiting. Cleveland Ave. Powell was tossing ln his 36 for past. KANAWHA IUVEI< - Mar· JohniCI'l'a farm spencllng plan Ohio's top players are prethe Dallas Chlparrale lrt a 127 .. met1 Beaver down 5:30 a. m.; Included only <me new depart. paring lor the big Eootorn Open 120 overtime declaim over Fort Dearborn down 6:15 a. m.; ure ln agricultural programs: at Roc:heater, N. Y., Feb. 7Indiana, whieh had been one .. Winfleld, Alan R. Merrill down Aulborlcy to sip contracts with 8th. hall game ahead ol Kentucky • 9:20 p. m.; Semet down 10:40 p, farmers under which landownLee and TannehUl are two cl. For Dallas, It was Its aecond m.; Ouathita down 1:20 a. m. ; overtime victory in as many ers would take an esUmated 4 Ironworker up 3:2S a. m.; Jermie mUiion acres out of production, nl&lrto, following a 10-game Groen down 4:55 a. m.; National beolmlng with 1970 crop year, losing otr!nll. Rookie guard Ron SAY It with flowers! up 6:05 L m. for periods of up to 10 years. Boone added 32 tor Dal.l u; Mel omo RIVER- Lock 13, North- Daniels bad 26 !or lncllana. Whatever the occasion, ern down 7:10 a. m.; Lock 14, Dallljller got 12 his polnto RECORD CRACKED Foremost ttl 3:25 a. m.; Peace your gift of flowers Is on four three..print baaketa. FORT STOCKTON. Tex. t8) .5;05 a. m.; John Ladd. Dean Darel Carrier contributed 24 to (UPJ) - Art Arforna, former LP 10:30 p. m.; Edward S. Bos· always welcome. Free, the attack. For New York, Ron holder ol the world land .....,.t · wort~t down 12:25 atm.; Lock 15, Perl7 had 24 ancl Randr record, Wednelda,y cracked hll prompt delivery. Elalne G.'~> 3:50 p, m.; Lock16, Mahal!ey 21. own quarter mile record, Paul D. tca 1:20 L m.; Lock 17, 1 In the other ABA games speeding to 267,85 miles per Timmy down 6:4.0 p.m.; Walter DUDLEY'S FLORIST Wednelday night, Denver got hour in his jet..powered Green 59 H. 2nd Aw•. Curly up 3:25 o. m.; Joseph Welk· ,,.5560 heazy scoring proiluctlon !rom er 141 5:35 a. m.; Louisiana 1.11 a trio of players to edge New Monster. The old re'cord. was MIDDLEPORT, 0. 256.62 mph, oet In 1965. 6:40 a. m.; Bollevllle Locks, I.. Orleans 112-107 at neutral .• Wade Chlldreos down ll:30p.m.; Jack1011. Miss., and Los Angelea OVEC down 2 , o. m.; City Ill S~ tumbled Miami, 134-129, In - - w_...., - "' - • -tins L RIVER NEWS J Colonels -aJn• Triumph, Mra. Ama Mauck ~ ..... , 85, or Cheol!lre died Wectneods.v momlng II the Communll;y VU• In CG!umbuo wll- llhe baa ...... her bome for ll!e paat two wu ~~Heeded In death by her buoband, Dick, and a broUt· it:' Stohl :·TWo noillllewl lll!d a Funerel oorvlcoa will be held 6·30 , Lock 21 RAlbort It 11 a.m. Friday llll!eChelblre EIIJI • 1~2·5DL, • Wlllam H. United Methodist Church The • up • a. m.. ' · Zimmer dOWII 5 o. m.; James lleY. Frsnk CbeeiObrew will or. Bowl d Lock Z3 7 flclate and burial will be lnll!e K~n~.., ~ ~;.,. w SALE BERKSHIRE HOSE Berkshire Panty Hose Rea. 2.00 SaleJ.59 Mens Tll'tle Necks MENS SWEATERS Mens Zip Out All _ WEATH~R COATS REG. SAL-E . 16.95 ........................ 10.95 1D.95 ......................... 7.95 3.88'............................ 2.88 ' ' DISH CLOTHS / lUirl.OO R11. 25c>Wash Cloths co- 111o four membero Ill tiJo ll. S. 18om that wiU In ll!e World Tquraament In Munlo!t, Germany late In April. "If I Could Talk!.. . I Would Tell Mom To Stop in At THE KIDDIE SHOPPE During Their Big YJOFF January Clearance Sale ' Strotchlnl Gl~• Slacks & 5hlrto, Slzoo 7 thrv 12 Girl• Slacks~ Shirt• and S.ts, Sixes 2 ~o 6x ·Billy tho Kid School Slocko, Slooo 3 thru 12, Rogolor 4.50 to 6.00 Health· T•• Boyo Slacks, Regular 3.00 fo 4.50 Rab Ray & Hoolth· T•• Boys Shirts lnfanto I. Toddl~s Sots Girls Dreues, Hannett•, Cinderella and Pollr Flinders Infants, Boys and Girls PajalftCII Infants, Boys aacl Cirla Hats ON THE T IN MIDDLEPORT, 0 . LADIES DRESSES BONOI!O ORLONS KNIT OR LON SUITS JUMPERS COTTO.NS SAUVAGE . Rer. 99c Sale 79c RUG RUNNERS & OVALS LATEST COLORS REG. 3.99 t.•-- Happiness ~ is·::.:: · SHOPPING AT ··ancxher -cwfl'U&ueu 1 ban ··., Llrl7 Jane• had 39, B¥ron Beck 31 and Walt ~old 22 to lead Denver•• Rocketa from start to finish. New Orleana' Buecueer1, who had WGn tbelr other game pla.yed In Jackem, wen paeed by Jamu Jones with 25 and Roo Franz wltlt 21. Denver scored 32 points the tlrst CJJ.arter while New Orleans waa settinll ooly It- the lowest the team hilt scored all sea100 lnoneperlod. IL .;.cy :ey. Grovel IDII Cemeteey. Tho body Sha J 6•15 o. 'm will lie in &tate a halt hour ~r, r, n · ., presa up 6:36 a. m.; Gr~emw precedlng the service. Locks, Eoso West VIrginia d<Mn 11:40 p.m.; Jim Murphy.., 7 .. m. i Meldahl Locks, Elisha Woods An eatile'o sight II tele- up 6:30p.m.; steel Pioneer down scopic, microscopic, mono' 6 ,30 L m. cular end binocular. AILEEN RUSS TOGS WRANGLER Marked Down For ClaarMCe GLENDALE, Colli. (UJ>&Casey !itenpl took I In alapo and twloll7 set up In • cl!alr W-eda1 for ll!e llrat limo alnee he underwent ourpry lor a porforatAld ulcer Jaat Frldo>. He It llatAld In serl..,. OOI!dltlon but a opokoBJDan aal6 be Ia ••-.. real pr~aa."_ _ ~"=-::::..:.:::.::;::;~::;,;;·;;;;. za, or Dies Wednesday CASEY IMPROVIKG 115-102 p'fE!a'iJ'Arn:·:;·ni~'·R.nr: ~-r.iMtt«Pitl'lt~ 1 W'l'tl.w ..4a1A.A:R,"~ttJ.. ;JL · ' · "'--'--· WellarviUe aurvlve. P. Callx!u!J· It> 3.~5 ~ m., Jeff· or Clu'... I!Ploeopal ......... • boot.., $:15 .. m.) H. E. Bowles ·· . NorDlUI llellman. lm'I!Ying In addition to her hul band II 1 101!, llorold, Bellefoo· taine; a daqhter, Mrl. Mlldrecl llle, Racine; two brothers, Lawrencelll!d Georp lleuler of l'on· Uac, Mich.; I aliter, Mr1. LaW· renee Leonard or Pomeroy; llx grlll!dddldrOII lll!d four 8fNt • Y";;:· · .-rtalaed 80 pallonll at Lakin TEAM STATIS11CS FIEUl GOAL PERCENTAGE TEAM FGM-FTA PCT. WeDston . • • • 21o.t41 ,472 • • . • • 206.486 .424 Lopn ......... 188-451 .4!7 Joekson • • • • 1911-464 ,109 -GtJitpoli• • • • 199-496 .tOl • • • • • 177-471 .376 No1JoJMII-York , • 150-409 ,387 lfelp • • • • • •• 117-411 .285 . '- ·Pr. BEnER 127 15.9 Mrs. Helen E. Hellman, for. merly o1 Pomeroy, ·died Tueoda¥ evening In BeUelontalae. Born Oct, 21, 1899, In Pomeroy, she was the dau&hter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Lora Reuter. On Nov. 5, 1917, abe married 11&11011 Cclw!cy - - Ageat, -cocl that lbo 1968 Home grlll!dcblldren. ~ Celendar Ia ... ••ell- FuMral oervlcea will be held . !!bit at the Extenolon Ofl1co In at 2 p.m. Frida¥ II the El~­ ,. tiJo PL PIOaoant ...,rlhaJiao ..,. holu Funeral Homo In Belle. !fiX bulldlna. ' loiltalne. '!be lleY. WWiam StewTho calendar It a oourteey or art will or!lelate. -tal will be ll!o EXtmta1on Acont ilnc1 n s In the Bellelmta!M CIIJlllarl', . . ·(':'•.t ; . !lUll uci.. or o1a1n lut ,.... In'~. A - o r lhe reoolllllm 01 Olber I!Ouoe Adlon w""""o- T0111. '• ·' ,... to 1 ,\ley · l!J<:ludod In.t rodu- or Rep., William 1.. MallorY, D. , ~ . flvo other billa, paoll88 or a . Clncbl!all, t11o nilillu- w~. bill,' and lljoptlon or two roao. lullmo. ' So1late · - Included seoond .~ or ..... billa wh!eh hll ·done atenllve reiNI'ch on were refened to committee for a1r arid water pollution. otuc1v and 1ntroc1uct1on of ..... ,..,m.. .- ., 811 - ........ 557 Jac-, . , •... 510 Welliu. ....... 516 ~· • , , ••• 611 ........ 691 ,.,_.llJoh ~ w-.. . - D~ ~ blli w-..r. R-* · lift sc-..e ley t11o tOWMBliS (liPJ) - ~ biU 1!1 rq!ona1 air pOll.~ llild 111e bill wu a ..,.. ; dlm!<to; h&vlna or ldeu _...s ~ :~,f!~ JIJ!wcttan, and by I Clivo!M!~a,cl &I'OIIJI.I a ; ' pol!cl!!r pcnma waa olfortd Leatalalloe Somce Commlalloo ; JW~...., In lbo Oldo !rouse. al>l!l,y, and hlo own. ·· · Qch commtalloo c'"dd loiUe l'rlmol7 drotllr11r'or lbo com. ali>mlt lax 1... l>J'ehenalvo bill WBS handled by : 'lea; and accopl lll!d admlnloter lbo . oomce commllolon, wh!eh ; . oVEIIAU. STANIJiNGs TEAM' W, I. PTS. OP . /...... z 671 5$1 1 2 841 5se J..- ..... 7 3 631 ~IG ()olllpnlla , , •• 6 4 Sit • ;$~()ng Air PollJttion Bill Offeied ~ ...... o s HI ' W, L. J'TS ' MOVC~ MIJitrl, n u o ••• I 0 172 tl TAil w,, ll. PTS OP ~ ......~.z o tH 182 1 zr; ~~ A,._Ni8r. •• .I El-.,1 ..... Z 1 ,I tt 157 1 JiS 118 •• : .. '1 1 f76 ~ ~ ••• ~ •• 2 MUJ.r.:•.•• ~li 1 106 .,. 71 ~ I , WnOtl. P-ro¥·1ii4<1JIIjlf)l1, o.. Thur....,,J_, 1,, 1919 SALE ·Faberge's fabulous ONCE A YEAR COLOGNE SALE A COLLECTION OF FRAGRANCES WOODHUt. FLAMBAU-APHIODISIA-TIGRESS R'Ea. 22.95 SALE 18.95. Helena GIRlS BOBBY SOX Ret. 59c $ ..,,.., 1.00 . t Mt. .1st . conON BAns . 94e ' Jollllsons .. q.y POW,EI . 31~ . 2.50 , ...... q_,._, ,-"1 ~- ... , ~ II\ �, ' . . . . . _ . . . . Tl Patients Guests of Class - / . 'I Ma-- ,. .. 11.-ISON - Mr. ·~·-Ill n !,Tuesday ....... wiUl • pori!' In -...ance ol tho llinlh blrlll· ol lhelr twin daug!Uro, Connie and Bomle. > A pink, blue and white color ldteme was carried out In the table decorations and a cake eoo. me and Bomie" was sened with •· , : : ~ ; ; punch and ice cream. Valentine bandkerddefa were given u fa. vors. The cbildrenpla,yeclgamea. records and danced. Guestl were Mary Ann Oudle,y, Lisa :!lewart. Mary and Karla McFarland, JUI Am Walburn. SlJale Dawson, !Jteila Ohlinger, David Burton, Mr. and Mrs. Dale WaJburn, Mrs. Richard Ohlinger, Mrs. Allee Blaker, Mr. and Mrs. John Blaker and T'y, lUKI Mrs. i Marl t unable Into B&PW Tuesday Mrl. f'IIU. lnacrlbed "Happy )llrthcloy, Bur1Dn. Sending gllte but to attend were Maxine ~Kerns and Louise HaU. I . !' Wiii'March' For Dimes on Tuesdoy Welcome Members Twins Observe .9th Birthdays Three an melribers wer~ wei· by Mra. Pt,yllla Y..,.. A dl11110r comed by tho Mlddl.,n Jluol· at the Martin Restaurant pre<:!ed-o ness and Profenioral Women's ed the meetl ng. Club Tuesday nlgllt at the Columbia Gas Co. otftce. They were Linda Grimm, Nor~· Wilaon and Marcia Hawk. It was voted during the meet~n~ to tlUo tho monlhll' bulleU~ '"flit BPW News." D of A Members Reported Ill Members were invited to at. Several member I were reported lU during a meeting ol For· eat Role CouncU 285, Daughter• Olotrlct 15 wiD be &elected. A ol America, bold Tuuda.Y nlpt communication was read from the at tbe home 0( Mrs.. Edith Betstate chairman of WRAP - Wo-- zing, Tuppers Plelns. men's ResponJlbility for Acci~ Mra. l!etzln&: Is recu-atlng tenet a meeting at Jackson on Jan. 29 when the ••career Girl" from dent Prevention- reportirw; areductim in Ohio fatalities, hopefully attributed to the BPW pr(; ject. Mrs. John Werner, Mrs. Nel- lie Vale and Mrs. Hlrold sargent were appointed to a committee to revise the by-laws. Mrs. Wealey Fry, legislative chairman, presented the BPW legislative platform which received unanimOU5 support of the club. Mrs. Larry Baker, chairman of the personal develq,ment CO!Tlo- mittee, Introduced Mrs. Doris Wam&ley and Mrs. Maxine Ken-nard of the LaMarc Beauty Salon in Point Pleasant. The two gave at horne following <four weeks bo&pltallzatlon at st. Joaopb lor observation and treatment. Leota Massar underwent surgery at Comdon Clark Hoapltol and It was reported that Mrs. Mae McTeek and Mrs. Leota Ferrell, sisters of Mrs. IAonl Henaley and .Mrs. Ada BtsseU, are UJ. Congratulations were ertended to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bil&ell on their 40th wedding anniversary which was ob~ed with an open house on Dec, 29. The books were audited. GLORIA'S School Of Dan(e TAP, BALLET, ACROBATICS BATON AND JAZZ NEW CLASSES STARTING JANUARY 22-23-25 Wednesday 22nd THUJi~AY PORTLAND ·GREAT Be R d Homom&kero Club Tburody, 1 p.m., at home of Mrs. Hatold Roolh. TWIN CITY 9lrlnettea, 7:30 p.m. 'lblirldq, ..W roomo ol COlumbuo n SOutllem 0 h I o Electric Go., MI<Weporl. TWILIGHT GARDD!CLVB,7:· 30 ThuriiClaJI nlllbt It tbe home of Mrs. Elmer Wlcllham. ROCK SPRINGS l!eUer Hoaltll Club, Tburldq, 1:15 p.m. allho bome Ill Mrs. Harold Jllaek-; Mn. Maxine Arnold ..-m have the fQlteat and Mn. H u g h Bearhs the program. MAGNOLIA TEMPLE, Pythlan Slstero, 7:30 Thuroda.Y night at tho D. A. V. halL MIDDLEPORT CIDIJ> Conservation League, Thursday, 7:30 p. m. at Columbla Gas Co. office with Mrs. Kenneth Collins speakIng. MEIGS COUNTY Democrat Committee meeting, Thursday, 7:30 p.m. at Democratic Headquarters in Pomeroy. FRIDAY WU.LING WORKERS Claas, Enterprilse U n i t e d Mel:hodl1t Church, 7:30 Frida.Y ntght, home of Mrs. Eldon Weeks. Improvements to a demonstration of techniQues in applying mak~! The traveling prize was won Church Discussed Improvements to the church structure were discuued. when the Hearthstone Class of t h e Middleport First Baptist Church met Tuesday night at the home or Mr. and Mrs. David Darst. Paul Smart presided at the meeting, ~ning it with devotions. Projects were discussed. The Darsts served rerreshments to Mr. and Mrs. Smart. Mr, and Mrs. Harold Hubbard, Mr. an:S Mn. Jdtn McNeil, Mr. and Mrs. WiiHs Anthony, Mr. and Mrs. Edison Baker am Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hood. Hours opon 3:15, 4: 15, 5:15 Thursday 23rd Hourt open 6:30, 7:30 Saturday 25th 1 hour open 9:00 a.m. Also Glo-Ette Baton Corps member~: Jr. Corps age~t 7 to 12 Sr. Corps ages 13 and up WAHAMA ffiGH School Varsity Cheerleaders dance Friday, 9:30 p, m. to 12 p. m. at Wahama High auditorium tollowlng the Wahama basketball game. The .Jays will emcee. Admission SOc per person. SATURDAY HIGH SCHOOL dance party with tne Jays will be held this Saturday night at the Meigs High School auditorium in Mtddleport from 9:30 to 12 p. m. The dance will be held followt~ the Wahanta - Meigs basketball game. Admission SOc. BAKE SALE, Saturday. beginni~ at 9:30 a. m. at KrQ@:er Store. Pomeroy. by RoekSpri~s C. Y. M. Anyone wishirw to have baked goods picked ~ call Mary Radford, Kathy Abbott or Sherry Blackston. PATIENT TRANSFERRED Harold William Lemley of ANNUAL INSPECTION, Harrl· Pomeroy, a patient for the past sonvllle Lodge 411, F. and A.M., two weeks at Veterana Hospital 7:30 Sotur<h\}' night; work In the in ChUllcotbe, was transferred entered appre!ltlce de~¥· All 1 And A Special Bate;; Class For I to the Veterans lbspltal in Cln- malter masoos Invited.~. ~reah­ clnnatl Wednesday. Carde ma,y ments will be served. T ' be 1ent to him at the hospital SQUARE DANCE, Cheoter PHONE 992-6922 POMEROY located on Vine SL Alumni t;poosored, 8 to midnight Saturday at Chester G r a d e School. JITNEY SUPPER, Racine J~ Cbarter No. 9815 National Bank Region No. 4 CaU No. 468 lor High, beginni~ 4:30 p.m. REPORT OF CONDITION OF Saturday, Elementary PTA aponsorshlp. Proceeds, school projects. S~r precedes home basketball game. SUNDAY of Racine in the State ol Ohio, at the close of business on December 31, 1968 CONGREGATIONAL meeting, p\l>llahed in response to call made by CO!Q)troller of the Currency, under Firat U n i t e d Presbyterian SocUoo 5211, U. S. Revised Sla-s. Church. Syracuse, 7:30p. m. Sun-day; potluck sl.l)per at 5:30p.m. ASSETS in church annex. cash, balances with other banks, ard cash items in process ol collection . • • • • • . . . • • • . . 324,461.29 MONDAY United States Gownment obligadms • . . • • , ••..••• 1,281.351. 79 THEOOORUS COUNCIL 17, Obllptiooa of states ancl polltical subdhisioos • . , • . . . . • 26,549.37 Da~Chters or America, 7:30 p. Other Securities • . , • , . • .••• , , _ .••.... , •••. _ . . 12,518.00 m. Monday at the IOOF Halli Fedenl tuads sold aM Securities purchased under charter will be draped !or MIDagreements to resell • • • • • . •••..•.. , .•...••• 250,000.00 ole Gettys, dece..ed member, Loans and discounts •.•••••.•••••.•.••••.. _ .••. $2,285,973.84 am Allee Bergmann, past assoBaak premises, furlliture am fixtures, and. other ciate · national cooncllor, who assets representing bank premises • , • , , , , _ ..•• , , , 26,706.50 Other assets, including ($None) direct lease filllnctng .•• , • 3,607.98 TOTAL ASSETS, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . f4,2U,168.'1'1 r-----------------------· The l<llll&l Molllen' March Ia ll1o Notlanal Foundation lfa.relt ol Dlmea [II'OIJ'UD will be - · ed ID PomOIW w Mldill.,n by memt.r ol 111o Ohlq, Eta Ph! Chapter Ill Beta Sigma l>bl s... orlcy IUid volunteoro 'ruo14o1 evening. Pocl<eta lA> t. used ID tho Motber•• Mareh' ror eontrfbu~ tiona b> liP """""IJ&IIIIne b1rt11 dofecta wore dlotrlbuted lA> ..... oril,y memborl at a moeUftii Ill the chapter Tueocia.v Dl&ht. Twtlo - . , and llorii.Yn lillian """ handllDI the Mothers• Marcb rna.. terlal. During tho moollDg eollllucted by Carolyn Grueur, pretldent, It wao roportodthatdanatlooahad been made on tho pwdla&e Ill glaaaoa lor two children ODd lhet slit• had been purcbaoed !or the children at the county home The Radne Home National Bank CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Common otock - ~par .yalue .• , ••••.•• , , , • • • • • • $ 125,000.00 No. shares authorized- 5000 No. shares out&Wding - 5000 Surplus . , , _ ••.••••...•••••.. , • , •• , • , .•. , •• , , 135,000.00 Uadlvided prollts , . , , • , .•. , • , •.• , .••. , .••••. , • • • 119,288.63 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS , •• , , , , •••• , • , • , . • • . 369,288.63TOTAL UAmLITIFS AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ....... $4,211,168.11 , IBis .._..,,..... lullltlr Ooo ... per .....1... -~ fair llour ldar contrOl. Theft •e 240 dtOPI in the .,atue, •n adefJJIIt suNtr far m1n, monihs of sprinl·time fresh· ~·Ot- -· $158 ~;:- . Gift·A·Ramo VALLEY LUMBER lunl for a ne" parsonage, scheduled to go under coostruc- tion this spring, and new officers were eleeted. when Trinity ctrcle met Tuesday night at the Trinity United Church of Christ, Pom- eroy. Mrs. Louis Reibel was reelected president of the class am other officers named were Mrs. Freda Fauber, vice president; Mrs. Ruth Massar, secretary; Mrs. stella Kloes, treasurer; Mrs. Fauber, aower and teh~ phone chairman. arxl Mrs. Be n Middleport Canasta Club Entertained port canasta Club. Prize wlnners duri~ tbe ev~ ning's play were Mrs. Edna Ru&o sell, Mrs. Robert Schmoll, Mrs. Charles Bradbury and Mrs. Ll~ nel Boggs. Others playing were Mrs. MUiard · Wlldennuth, Mrs. Richard Gress. Mrs. Kenneth Cale and Mrs. Davefllort who served a dessert coorse. JOHN T. WOLFE, Coolllor ·we, the underaiped direetol"l' attett • ~ed.DIII ot this report ol.. c-Uoo and declare tllat It baa e,....IIOII lo- ua and IOtho t.ot ot our kDalrlqe and beUof Ia true IIIII c.......,._ ~ . J, DILLON CROSS CARROLL R,.liORRIS fREEt;Qm J. NORRIS • I' ' '· . Dlrtctora era Obio MaD1 Health '' ~ alllbt ..... c.w-, ' ~ . tho • - · Clua ollhe MJd. dl.,n Clm<h al Chrlot. Golni: from the elau to Alii" ' were Mr. and Mrl. Denver Rl.,., Mr. and lira. lila¥ Stew· Christmas Seal •• -, ,.... "- ~ Proeeed1 to date In the annual Christmas Seal Sale of the Meige County Tuberculosis and Health Association total $3,252. 75. Ac'cordil"@: to Mrs. Norma cox, executive secretary, re~ ceipts exceed by $9.40 tbe final am0101t of contributions ln the 1967 aile. Flntl reminders 1<> usual contributors who hive not yet respondedwUlbemaUedMon-day. Of the over 4,000 letters which went out in November, 1.832 families have reapoh:led. wu.. - - " ' ArmyiJIIOClellatlour Doc. 28 wblle ull8nod lA> t b o 66th m- '1 *'. lctft. Foaturiow a 11na1 -autO. aotillt tnll. euh,lrilil. 11te cODtell lo ~ lrY ll1o Ohio ~nt ot Hl&bw11 Salltf• Ohio Fml Motor Dooloro IIIII Ohio Anoclatlon ~ INiurance ' A&eniL Is Announced .,.lk*- ,. W..._i .ln .tht 'uaderJ,ttt cu.. Ofl0t1 will iocelw COih JrlzeL Hi al -lal llcelll!l plain .... f3S wlll&O tA>llrlti>laeo'fiO: A :,.pm.w _ , - -J!O . Y-• _wl,_ G 'DI&B , i ~ omnlpo. aueau w Th - ~o. -Hilltorlan Theodore H. White. ao. SWitch Over 11 Oat hy · contestant. or _parent or -Biologi.st BaTT11 Commcnwr, Warbington Uni- a stump on a atreet comer In the r a I n late at night when he's exhausted. Then he doeon't lie. . . _ SICellYaurDrhlow-. dl"l," Wblelt w• .llrL l!oCif - drher poirt syatem eonvlcdonin laotl2m-o. - Entruta uDder 16 muat glve The beat time to listeq lA> a politician ill when be'o on -..-fl--.. n suannu. ot. contestant lillY' have verrilu. St. Low. ~ HIIQL , . . . , _ 'p Wlillllro ·will be lavltecl te at;. tend IS lunchean the -- ' m,..., ol Rt. 1, Tlpp the ner, 415"' M<OIId1ilue -.o to tJrlrd.place.· Each ~ ••un- llUII """"" Tralllc SoteiJ DQ ....... prize ot • 1168 Fanl P'alr· Oldo'o No. I 11er 10" wlmet wnireeelwaeull· mooll111. !,prll 24, w11en prize 1aae 500 awardt wiD be pnlMIIIIod by Gov. pllllea: "l'podh.:lo AJial>. »riH Ill 4$. All - · will . . eel'" ll10clelb' daliJiod certlll· JIJIIOI A. Rhodoo, Dlreetor Nel· It - BnM II," Nlll In by 11· scm IJ1d repreaellladwa ot Ohio year..aW Allie O'Brtea.'olllieftt"n. Foal llolar l*ltrt IIIII 0 b 1 a lcll>uq. Or~ -1!'~..: "'"' .... """ rodlao ... bolqJ \enee IDd 1e a r n that the propor use of oclence lo not tQ conquer the world but to live In it. a 1.-1 ot n,M• olclp!lif ... ...- ~-,. ••• <.... ... ._., J._, ... 1M G ... ._. aiY_;g ,...-a. rr- !\aloiJ. ~ come the myth ·ot A,._., ... all Oldo Ford · 1 0 - F<d - · tllojodpo .,._ dooiHih!Po, all......,...oiOido • cHmtdtliD» - · tbot.lll ..,_WIOO ot IN.....,. ~nto jhrM. ~ andtlloOido~CIIIIilhTI»M ~bally--.....,;, _h.,. · Neloon .-!led' .u..t~m to tho addllloaa ot ndloind caohprlzeo I<> tbo 1te9 ..... ~II. Baoldos Oblo'o No. 111- pltlcto, tlllo clcDted~OidoFmlllat«DeeJ.. orL CUb priHI, ~~ ­ ldlllt wlllre~ · .. ........ . "" c~ by iN Oldo ""&octotloo al IM111'!1,._ A&enta., ··, 1 ~~Cclatellt ~·· an.. •• toUow•; ~eonteot II qJIII lA> a!J Olllo Let us hope ;we .c1n ov,r· reaidenta reprdleu of...., Mr. and Mro. Roland E. Ru... announclow the birth ol •-~even pound. 111,1 ounce aon, James Abnlham, at 12:25 p. m. Ill lrontoo. Greo~nlt Tuesday· 'It Ktc•• Dl\llbter Hos- ore Mr. and Mia. Otho lilurril, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mr0: Ed lllijlpltolln Aablallll, Ky. Mra. Ruaooll Is tho former soU, Middleport, IIIII Mn. Nora Alma Murray ot Pomeroy IIIII Combron, Mldilleport. .., • ' Mr. and Mra. Rulaell ha90 both Mr. and MrS:. Russell are three 'Other children, Julia, Jv .,...mateo or Pomeroy High IIIII JilL SchooL He Is the mbdliter o1 tbe Dexter Cbureb ol Chrlat arol TO I'RAY SVNDAif, ; is currentb ·a Jt,miOl" at Kentuclo' A CCl<lDil' • wide- prper . . . Cbrlotiul <;ouiii[O at Groyson, Ina: will t. held at. 2 ii>M· 9lJ>. Ky. Gn,q,.ronto are Mr. n Mro. di\Y Ill tho PotnorO)' LOile't ~ Cburcb wllh Okta~ A. Hott u Guy A. Ruaaell, Mlddloport, n leader. Mr. and Mra. Charlea MIIIT01 &ell an - OOWMBI/8 - R!por ~· eel.. • 1t6t lllllll!ql GI'O!IdJ WIIITen C. Nel•••i~ · - ' · · .... ldllll <OOilt;tw!J>. 1111'S wiQ reeelve ''MIIItmiiJ"' ...,. HI Ftli. I tb""'''l ~ 11 ·olll~ • • oiOblo'a 'ltllAMuol 1 ~ stfoll ~·10)' c- driver Heen.IB under au.,eulon. .:. eonteollnl....- oat•vo had aae IIIII oehool tboy 111te1111. -All etUiel must show eount;v of realdenee. -Entries-must lnclude a]QKan arxl brief essay or statement, and mull be (IO!IImllrlted by mldnlllbt March 31, 1969. - DeclslOM of contest judges ,,... Sl.op Early & Toh AMn.... Of ~· Prien I SALE NoW IIi PRPGRESS ' Cbonp your trollar - · rr- oU lA> our ........... IIDTTLED GAll. Awld lnoae .., and 0... huanL Wec--,.,.. heating In 1 .._,., Phone ua mw for nmce. OPIM ~lio: . $AT. MIGIITi"TIL f~ \ BEN,FRANt(L.IN" RUTLAND FURNITURE EAST M~IN PHONE : • • • : .. • ~t~:1.!5:~29 t.l D. Jlal>. .A!l\11111', tw!Do, a . e • • • : dl~~~jll~~:.~. ., ~~~ o. Thundl)' m. '!'bur.., 1 e DISCHAIIGES · ', MrL Qalr K lloJi, Sr.,' loltL H. · JCeMolh ~I~UalJW. Jahll F. Bowe, Mz1. -£wrett Chlndler~ e Mro. 1\"flhl Cnla, Mro. Paul JOMI>h DU!ty, F. ' lleriaeY, lloDt J. MrL A. IIIII, MrL llOipll · TYPE 20 J ........ l\lllj .. FAST SERVICE! lal, Mrf;' Otho o.·· 16 oz. .. WITH flEE DISPENSER · FREE DELWERY!! . ....... ,,~ .• •""~'" ' f •'r"i •• o. e •• e " • Dim.U· • ··, ' Gtpli&,of Red'eemed ; ' -"~;'-· ... ,.;. • . . Warranfll Available! MalllteniDce Bafbllm, u. • S. Army Eurq1o In GeriiWl)'. He : lo a clerk In tbo batlallm'l com. • pony C near Baumboldor. Fowler, 22, .,..mated lo 1Mt !rom '• Point Pl.-t High School IIIII - - llocklta~ J u n I o r CoJ. lege. Ilia wt!o, Ju<IY, II with blm In G.et'JilaiiJ. ··!-:·.' ' . '·-' 1 ~1f! ! ' .e ,~.tr. , ,.~ , ·· R·fGHT UA D 4oz. Reg. 1.59 .. _, .. "'F '' s 19 REG. 2.10 Ne.117 TONI REG. 1-.00 died last November in Florida. Member& are to wear white. CANDYSTRIPERS, Vete11ono Memorial Hospltol, 6:30 Monday night a1. the ho!Pital; members ,aked to bring prospeedve new members, 16 years old or over. FUII8 IYRHI8E llr HOME" I r;lllt!r·.\.\ ,, .. y_ .- . '" Attend Convention ERINSE ·S '19 WITH BODY :: .... 1.&9 . . 2 quart c_.tcy, ma120, 2 threadeol sm-. ~·· quilted c&rr)'i01< puno. Local moeUngs of tho Middleport ... Pome~:o,- corwregatton of JehoVah's Witnesses haw been suopended IIllo woekerol wblle delegates ottend • ~· • <111 tonveQtlon tn Ashland, -J(y. Local delopteo will join a cr!Md of 700 ror the chllrman'a address. uGod'• Way Ia Love.'' Sponlorohlp of lhe J&Dary 17· 19 event la bf·theWitchtalrerBl.. ble IIIII Tract Soclel!', llrookll'n. c.... &c· ·,· ~~~~:!!~:~~ \ : e e FOWLER I'RDMOTED Pr. PLEASANT - Grei(Ol'y0, Fowler, 1011 of Mr. and M r a.Aaron E. Fowler, Route 1, wu Sale Proceeds Up LI!T US UNUHGL E CAR TROUBLES TH•T STOP . YOUR CAR COLD"TODAY, LET us CHI!CK YOUR: • .LOb'S.'iiHL '· ~ '"i> Birth of Son ••llolt __ ...._....,,. POND'S v... """' ~-.. mo~ ·- '· peo;lt~·~· ~·~· . Pharmacy:...., ... com,_...,.... '" . •• '• MfVIc.ltlow~ . .. l.et Ul flit,.,, ' l'lftt .. ~ - "' *STARTER* tJIIItr'- ..... year,"' .... ~ .....,.., "1411 ,_.,. ~..... pre1ented the prOII'IJD u1illl • reodl01<s from "Tile Light T•t Never Falls" by Robert Gocl- , • doni, tile otory of tbo begllllli11< • ot the traYelera' aid aocletyj • ••why Worry" by Slr On clew and • ..__., "l'odly and Time" by Gerald : Klein e A potluck dinner was planned • for the February meeting. A sal- • ad course was served by the h~ • . teases. Mn. Reibel and Georgia Wlllilm1on. Mff. PLUGS &POINTS C:O.opltto "M.ior ' Athenl, .... p i l l .... JlrQ' •,...,.. ••: ceug ,, ... ,...... llak,"',.. "~ ''W• .. ... oll.lw1ft111Cf "' .....11110-.·.·.·.· a...- ' She concluded with a poem, • "U You Have A Weighty Prob- • tern.'' and prayer. Mrs. Neutzlirv : Mrs. Earl Dl:veq)OI'l was hos· less Tuesday night to the Mlddle- n.. ~· ,.-11 ... the • • 1ive care ward at the southeUt- pdoltle our R~ ~., oflluiiMII A-verap of tata.lloua for the 15 ealendlr days ending whh call date , • , , • , •••• , • ', •.•••••• 2,286,107.14 8,&7LB6 Valultion reserves, as deducted from loans abown lbow • . . Valultloo reserves, as deducted from tctal seeuritles shalt'n ln assets above . • • .••...• , , , • . • • 6$0.00 . Neutzling, publicity. A telethon lA> be cOIWcted IIIlo week was pilllned. Members of the claSJ wUI cal) Inactive members between now and.Sundl,yand encourage atterdance at church services. Mrs. Glldys Cuekler opened the meeting with devotions. The gr<q> ung "My Faith Looks Up to Thee." and Mrs. CUckler read from the sixth chapter or st. Matthew, which was followed by The Lord's Pr&)'er tn unison. She uaed a medltatlm endtled ••eua&oms ot the Eskimos" mentionlng that they never carry cunplaints over to the next day• but forget the bitterness and fears of the put and look rorward to a bright tomorrow, A $100 contribution was made N. Y. ot toW depolita for the 15 calendlr do>• ending wltll call dote , ••••• , •. , • , ••.•• , , , • ~,974,355.42 111111 boDe~ llellck, Gollllovatter, CarollllcCullouib, 1.)'1111 Stump. !lie Zlr· klo, Linda RI!Do, Sorab Bacllllo, and Jo Smith. to the Average I, John T. Wlllte, Cashier, of the lbo'N rENd beak do hereby deelar• 111at tlda .--rt ol condition Ia tn1e and correct lA> tho belt flllll1 kaalrlodp moot•. Allondlng bealdoo named wore Jennifer Andonm, Am BarnltZ, Donna Byu, Lob Clelond. Dorio l!wlng, llama •. . Witnesses Will ---- MEMORANDA at Clui- limo. A moeUftii ol tbe - · and moana -'"\~don ol tho · ol Vlldd Gloocklltr wu ........,. ed tor Jan. Zl. II wu tbot bOxol bod booD oenlto,Paul Cbad,.u, ~ Stlloo, n Earl Gll· key, all In Vl81nam. 11w11c ~ _ , from Clladwoll ancl Sdln were Nad. II wu decided Ulllt the eltap. ter wiD not co.apon• ll1o 1969 IIIII SDutllero Olllo _ . , . , Tho cultural _ . . . m Ulwao lllv., ~ Allnle Cbapman. R\lth Rutle .....Yed refreM- Fund Given $100 L----~~~~~mtJ~!l~~-----j LIAJilLITIFS Demand depoalts of lld.Yiduals, partnerabtp1, •nd corporatl0111 • , ••. , . , ••• , ..•••• , . - • . . • . 937.283.30 Time and savings depoalta of lrdividtals, partaershlps and corporationl • -· •.•••••.••••• - ....••...• 2,379,621.96 Deposits ol United SUite• Govormnont • . . • . • • . • • • • . . . 17,365,41 Deposits of Slates n poiiUcal subdlvi&lms •.• , .•..• , . 419,096.78 13,026.47 Certlfted and omeers• cheeks, etc. . . . . . . . . . . . _ ••• ,, • TOTAL DEPOSITS , , ••.•• , , .$3, 766,399.92 (a) Total demand depo&its ••••.• 1,085,771.96 (b) Total time anJ savlaga deposits 2,680,627,96 Other I labilities, including (tNone) mortgages and other liens on bank pretnisea ud other rell estate ••••••. , •• , 75,480.22 TOTAL LIAiliLl'l'IFS , . • • , , •••..• .•.••. , , •. ~,841,880.1( , •.~·~8.at:9~~:;:w~:.U •• mmX:flCi«H~.~•g~om.Llk Soro~ity I - 'l'llo DIU1 -..L. POftoerov.l . '- '· ' ·,co·t.D. '' .1. 99 Re..3.29 ...... Excedrtn• _, ' s Brylcreem �.. WANT AD For We INI'ORMATION DEADLINES S II••· Doy Bof.,. Pullllaatlan .._..., D....lll~te SMALL HOUSE, two - -• &Ill bath. Reasmable rent. Ph. 992-5510 1-16-Qc 9 o.llt. C.ncolloliOIII & Corrfltl~a W'fll M acCOJif... 01ntil 9 O,IJI, for •4• - lnc:onod Intortion. RATES For Wont Ad Setvlce 5 conh ,_, Word ono Intortion Minimum Chcn·to 7Sc · 12 co11tt p., wo.-d tin•• canaocuti1I'O Intortion,. ._ In::::::. por Wt~rd the conaoct,lflwo l 25 fiOf cent Discount on ond odt pold wlftlln 10 daya . CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY $1 . 50 JCM 50 wo«< .. !nlmum. fa . eddltlonal word 2c . '. BLIND ADS ' ·' .. ddltlonal 25c Chorgo per Advor• tltol!lont. OFFICE HOURS 81JO o.m. to S100 p.m. Dolly . .... I1JO a . m. to 12100 - Noon Saturdar .. 'I ForS1Ie 63 OLDS 85, oti<* llblll, prlted to ..n, Pbone m-:aa. t+Uc POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy miniature, J/5 and up. Stud oervl<e and grooming. P._ IIIIUU3. II I IIC AKC Golden Retriever pupplel. 514 Mil SL, Middleport. iiJ. 1443. -.lie Nollce ' 4 ROOM house with bath, fur. nished, on Union Ave., uUUUea oo1 included, pbooe IIIIZ33:!8. 1-1~ ada pold WILL DO sewlng at bome zippers, pockets, peggins. hemmlag, alterations, etc. I"'RR!:WWOD, 1111)' lqlh, green Mrs. Freddie Thabet. Maloa, ot dry. Gerald King, Rl. I, Pbone 773-5651. ~ Sbade. IJ.•tstp VACANCY for two elderly people. Prefer pr!Yale paid pa- liellls. Pllone Maaon, 7'~3-ilB~. I~ F1IEE garbage pickup In Syra- cuse. donations appreciated, V-an of Korean War, start. illg Jan. 16, Don E. Gulnlher, pbone ~m-5~~18. 10% OFF MUSIC EVERY Friday and Saturday at Jack's Club on Har- Our Low Prices On All rilonvmc Road oft Rt. 7. WINTER CLOTHING GUN SHOOT Sunday, Jao. IJ, Rutland American Legion form. 1-1541e Lost LOST FRIDAY In Forest Run area, a small female beagle Sweat•rs Hatt Coata P.J.'a Tight• Glo••• Drenn Etc. Sl ach Clothing For Tho Whalo Fa01i!y Groot!y Reduood Btyants Budget Shop 101 W. Mcrln Po_ro, 9t2-5196 pup. If found, please caU ttll- or return to Don Grueser. EIGHT WEEK OLD PIGS. Phooe 1-1~ 247-2161. l-16-6tc - 1967 FORD FAIRUNE 500 Auto. Trans., Power Steering, Bri~t Red, Excellent Cond. Can Be Seen At Herman Grate's Rutl111d, Ohio KEEP CARPin' cleaning problema anall, ... Blue Ladre waU to wall. Rant eledrlo ll!ampooer fl. Tiny's Barplnlllld. 1-JS.«< BE GJ!:N'IU:, be ldnd. to 111111 dpOIIII.. ....,..., clean it with Blur. Lustre. Reftt eledrlt ..._ fl. Babr Fuml- turo. two ~ KliiBY SWEEPI!lK 1oob and clealla lUte new. Attacllmada plus polis)ler for • paymenll of $6.15 a month. Gaarantoed. Phone 111-2115. 1-14-«e . -1. llllltiJIIelll, flll'DIOe beaL llid- aprlnp, nJsht stand, Qlf, aofa bed fZ5. Pbone l+Uc I 11111110011 111111 Balli iD film. lftll- I'lL .Uilt. I-lUII: !t, . SOME GOOD m!sed haJ lllld olraw. Pllone ttll-ml. l·ll-121p . ~ ~- "!· " " " • !lath, ... ' ........ IIHIIJ. i-IUic one l·IHie .....t,PIIooe-t. . .,,., . ' ___ ..... _=.n , ........... LEGAL NOTICE -..-..::_n~I,A;' ....................... ....... ~ . Heovy 4,u'l1, ;,, .' e~tr• ........., .... MI11IY ~trl••· . 775•1• ...... , ....... ONL Yl18.95 ....., ..... . Mo1t ........ alMA •NII-I.. Lhnl._,. ·IMIIIlllet • thla ~ric• r.u, .-......... hilt .., • ••• .., MCDRE'S 124 • . MAIN WWI ss.ss ' ......., ..... ,.... POHIOY EXPERIENCED IHllflr Stnlct . :: ' • Plq 2.1f ,.._, '•• -GUARANTEEtk PHONE HZ·ZII!M '' . a oPfiDA'I, lfTBA'/, IKet.A'/ A OfaDAV! I WINNIE , HER GUILT 1 SI.IGGf5T Pla'E&SIONAL Hfi.P TO 'tReAT HER I~ 1/NMAU&TIC. E. FEARS . ,___.- IMaternltv) JANUARY: W.EATMIR,MIGHT . ' 1-1 IE THE GREATISJ ......... BUT OUR A I E PoMr~:w Slnollest-~ sro, · - . · SIE Us Ar "vr AJorot · BlAETTMAIS PH. 99:1.2143 l'omol"O)' ..,_ ·~ .CAR DEALS Fnnn lho . Larplt Truck 01" Bullci>~er 11""1111• To Tho Special Winter Prices c1 l.-at~~ ALCOA • ALUMINUM SIDING • STORM WINDOWS • REMODELING AND BUILD IN(> · FOR FRU ESTIMATE PHONE 304-67s;2.42$ ,. . ·" Continental Const. Co, PT: PLEASANT, W. v;,~ HQTION WHAT WE'RE · 'SUPPOSEOT"OO WITH MissY t:lGATHA?. WE JUST CAN 'T LfjlVf HfR VEGETATIH ' lr1 FROtH O' Tt1 E '' . ~ . - . "' .... STORE' " rT'D SCARE THE CU~TOME1i6 AWAY I ' 1965 PtiNTIAC .......-. ; ............... $1695"· . ' ' - .,.~' - Sifarl StMiooi' W# loeoll- cor, willt. GYWr4i!ik bl110 llll!ftL Clelii IJitarlor, UkAI ..W- tlreo; ......aie, ~ -~~~~-II!Uot. . •I , . l~s. 1 1cre. $4,000 MINERSVILLE - 7 room frame, bath, basement, garap.. Only . Rlillo. ~ . , ~.ooo. MIDDLEPORT - 7 room&, bath, baaemert, ft.lt'M.ce, corner lot, garage, Asking $14,000. BElEN • YIBGIL TB&riiiD' AIIIO(.U'I'BS • ,. m•a. FARM FOR SALE o\PPROXJMATEI;Y llli ..,..., located Gil Ball Run Rood, • 11Hnlnnll drive from Pomeroy. can 110Ul46 or IIOUAI. I-lUte ·\:< • WAITRESS AND Kllehea Help, Apply In penOft, Crow'a Steak Houae. · 1·16-61< ..... s.mc. CURl'liiS HXiiNIW!I, r.. land Parter, 11W1M , _ . roy iiilldea<e ... .,. ., Qlol. vOle !'811 ...... w!M llilll- daJ a..et•o. 01111 .., ... - limited ...... lmdl)' r... IJ.D.lllc c. c. JI8ADJOJII) ....... ........ FoOout · I I tic AIR OONDl'I'IONJNO Bert~~• alton oervlee. Jldt'l Refltleralioo, New Ra..,. bOIIe -· Clift READY • IIIli: CIIIICI'et. &!11\'md rtahl to )'OJJr proJeel me r..t and ...,. ~~~~> mates. Pllone - · Goat 1elo Rncly • Mls Co.. MJddle. Dido. • •• 1'111...... • lltJDOil'l' PRICI - tldrd noor bwJpt *"1 IIWr Fundturo. lllddlepct; 01111. ... DWDIG ............ Beat The Sprinl Rusb To SKYLINE & RICHARDSON MOBILE HOMES aur This.' Month alid We'll fiRsT P4YIINT 01111111 • • tat. . MAD YQUR _ AucnoNaR Oluqlllle . . . . . STICK KER Of'\ TOP TAU. 'TEPE£~ 'StlE GOOD CHIEf ... 'IOJ GOT j':IN'f BURLlNGHAM - 6 room trune, Ctstem, drilled well, outbufld. . '*' "" -,-,- I II lie , '._,. SPeCIAL SHow TlliE SALE om. BOWIBI liB. 8110118 CIGAUT'I'I: siX liOilti(lliJ.. will1 bath -~I(;' ~ ....,_,_ Pllone lhiloit, •• ';&t I p.m. I·IWIJ> 1,' _' """"'"""? HOBSTETTER REALTY G. Redat. if Rlvenide Drive. l·lf.ltk• .r) ',/'l ,~,. ' hen Loot JOUr operot. or'i ~' Clil ...... 1-1$-31c Dajtoa,'b!llo· •·. ·~ a....... . '141- lnsur1111ce AUTDJIOJIII,E ~ lleel$ 'o~ ~ or write t. "1St,;); CIJII, .............. ..... Rlrrla, PiiJJae -. IUife O'BRIEN 6 CROW REALTY 00, 1l'PPEIIS PLAINB - FAIIM24 acres, barn, IID8ll bulkllnP. and boule. I 1'1101111, · S bEdrooms, new slcllnc. kltdlel! and dining """"· some cabinela. A steal at $4,4011. POMEROY - A NICE HOME - 2 story frame, 6 roo1111, S bEdrooms, bath, baaemenl, &aa forced air beat, bardwood Doors, in pod condition. Going at f8,91111.00. I'OMEROY WI'S OF GROOND - out of lloods, 2 story frame. 7 roo11111, S bod· rooms, bath, basement, gu lorted air beat, in excellent condition. Aaklng $12,500. LIST Wl'l1l US, WE DON'T JUST ADVERTISE YOUR PROPERTY, WE SElL rr IIENRY tu:LAND TIIIIEIC ~ loll in i . 1-1~ I·IUII: ..n.er. ' Real htlte For S.r. s,.....,.., •. - J'OIIIIJliHED w. eo...,, r.kices~ l ... lWIIO ... ' " Npolr, ' - - Jack • Mgr. 5212. WANT A ..,. aprlng w-, TllREE BEDROOM ....... bolll. lei ua show )'OU llcnr )'OU can a!umiDum lldlnl. alford it by making your """ and doora. batdwood 1-1$-31c Gil Ibis 1961 zig ... .....ma tloon, for<lld 11ft lurnlee. maeblne. II is 10 easy a cblld Pllone 1119-ml. 1-14-4b: Female Help Wanted CaD OD it. Makes butloo. boles, sews 011 buttonl, darns, ELECTR0LtJX VICWIII cl0811BEELINE FASIDON otylilt, JIIOIIOii1UDI, otrziglll alllcb, er, like DI!'W', some attaebIVOOHID who )Ike meeling peoso forib. Try H In your homo. ple, sbarini funds, sbowlng menll never llled. WID 1D81'· lllllee to roapollllble party for the latest guaranteed BeeUne l'llone - · f!II.IIO or 16.70 per moalb. l·li41A: lasllloos, supplement your bolanoe o1 1 poymenll ol • monthly or $II cub. Pllone family Income. Enjoy part1111111115. t-14-«e time career with above aver- STEREOS, 1169 model, UDclaJm. age earnings. No delivery, no eel frellbt, 5 new wnlDUI <Oilsole alereoe wllb factory guar- 195'1 CHEVY. IllS 81111!1e, I oollecllons. Thll is )'Our opopoed beavy duly transmlaportunity for ouceess 11 )'OU lllllee. Nal!onally advertlaed are willing to work lor H. brands to be IIOid for -age stml, Hurst sblft; 4 IIQOd llrol, Pl!one 91f-3'103, Jean 'l'nlssell. only • . Pllone 1119-W. and freiBht of fJ,OU8 eaeb. 1-18-lle May be paid for Ill $5.110 per 1-1""" month. 'l'beae llereo COIIIOies bave AM·FM radio, k.-1 JI'IVE ROOM boule In l,etart Wanled aqlomatic ......,...., ~. JeW· Falla, bath, uiUity room, 0111ANTIQUES. furniture, - · eled lllylua, and beaullflll side bulld1ng and ....... mlsco!!aneous. Mr! . Howard band . . . caldDel. WID 10 Pllooe m-Zill. RaMon BoCedi, 100 W. Main St.. Pometo the finl five people wllo llerll. 1-t4-41p rop. 1-15-lf• call. WID be dell...-..! to your bame wilbout obligation IDr 13 MERC!1RY, 4 door, ponr Wanted To Buy JOU to 117 and make oure )'OU brake~ IDd _.,., A·l DarROIJSE TRAILER In good 0011""' complelely aatilllecl. can oeJ Larldnl, Lon& Bottom. dll!oo, preferably 12 x 110. ....... 1-1Hic PIIIIDe ClleBia- - Phone 9111-3801 or 1119-!2'12. 1-15-ap l-144fc 111111 DODGI!l Inlet, Midwest bed .......... lop, .. UNCLAIMED Jay away, 1111 F~rllent cyllncler - . Jt,Giiil milel, Zla Zag oew!Dg macldno ill MODII:RII ONE BEDROOM IIDpbooe a.est..- ..... eonao&e. sen on buttooll, butIurDishecl apartment, Coati I·IWic Bui!dm& over lluttml'a Drug foaholes, blind bema - · and fancy without atldore, iDqnlre at aparlmeol Rl!!POSSE9SED 8qw eablnol tndanenll. Sill! under ......... II. 1-6-tac IM!Wing maddne, equipped tee. Trades ...,.,..... Comwith dial caatrol for zig . . plete price fl7 ... mate ..,. PURNISHED and unlurnlabed buttonbole and laney cieiiiD poymenll of $4 ... por moalb. - k as well u beautiful aporlmentl. Clolo to - · P-. IIUIS4. 11-ll-llc can • •· 1-u.«< otraigbl oewtng. P'Ull ........ lee to party 111111D11nf1 1111..,. 'I'IWLBR WI'S. Bob'l Mobile of 1111.410 or $6 moothly. Pbc,Jno Coarl, Oblo oo 11a1e ttll-11115. 1-1.... TWO-YEAR-OLD Lane bedroom 81. 121, Pboao - 1 . eu!le, indudes bachelor chelt, 1-11-Cie comer desk, bed aiwl 1 ... .. Fool Frtuer or F"el 011 llttter CHI!Ck WITH LANDMU:K · POMEROY lt64 CHEVROLET' lmpalla, two-<ioor hardtop, V-1 automatic . Clean car. WID sell rea1101181Jle. PluXIO m. FOR SALE •J ~ 9J2-2111 A JIM WALTERS llome. 11911 Open Til 6 Daily .....,, bath, nn to wall carpel In the llvlnc roam, lluftt. Fors.le in cablnetl In tltdlen, 1\!o ..,. .... srouncJ, ... Rt. 1Jt jail .. FIVE ROOM and batll oo Jarso ,... turn onto 14ll ol L8aNI lot In Mnaon. Call tiWMI. 1-IMic Cllll. PIIIIDe IIUIII. I·T·Uio LOST IN Pomeroy Monday afternoon, ladles Bulovo watch, gold, with Speidel band. can New Raven m.2303. Reward. .. w. ...... &TEREO wa1nut console with HOOSE overlooldllll river, two Ali!-FM radio, multiple I!JM!ak· otory, • ~ and 2 botl!l. ers, 4-speed automatic changAppolntmelll ODly. Pllllne 111er. Try it In )'Our home $11t.30 291'1. 1...121c cash or $6.30 per mooth, Phmle ttll-25011. 1·~ 1M& PONTIAC GTO, 100 C!llble lncll, 4 apeed traDSJDialioo, ... 500 BALES GOOV DAffiY bay, ..Uent eood!tlon. Pbone ttiipllone 99SCI~ . 1"14-41< Jtll ofter I p.m. t-IJ.Ife 1-14-3tc . - - - - - - - - . , l·ls-31c EmmeU BEDROOM mobil home, Me!p-Gallla Food Market, lbree miles aouth of Mid- P<71'ATOES, Pboae liNIN Clmace PNIIIU, w dleport on Rl. 7. 1-IHip 11-lf4tc THREE REGULATIONS dell..-. Ccialrodlo:c, Pllooe IINIII. ' tt•tte Day of P ... llllcCitloll Tho Puhllahor .. •••••• tho right to odlt or "loct •"" doo111H obJoctlonohlo. Tho puilllahor will not b. roopontlblo for 111- tbol'l NUl> LIMII81'0IQI . . , . . c~r~ww.,, we ramJob -.1 lusl If y.,. A.. lo T... Ma..ot· F... A. . SKYLINE & RICHARPSON MOBILE..HOM!$ STILL 45 LOW AS • • • • • • ~ • • • .:.. "" ~iH!!'MjNoR!AI'ER ·HAl> lJ!ijUU MAKI~ Hi& Kltl& DO VAHE .. , 'SCRAWNY AHD ~TK:KI~ _ OUT LIKE WE~THER ~LL PlUCKED Qi!CKfN! r•: ..•. I...'..;'' ' �. ~ • • i • • ..-.: ftollllb --.~o.,'l'lllr10IQ,,_ 1e.1• :-,.,:::.Y ~::!:!~~ ~es (ex~~·::\ ) ~ PriG-, ill ...., will Olld L1o1n1 Gtrlnllio IH, ....., ................ ' - A II llllloo Coohlllo. died ot liar reticle..,. . . - . "' IIYIDI -'£-IIIII wi.YW-.-.rou-t~Mvor­ ai-olW•oo. _ , . . . blplp In lllo __... llnllclt-,- l n POl'· BII ri!ML SO blc llio . 5ho wu tho ............. tho.... J. II. F. 1111 AniM halO Parldnl. and wa1 born at Hcl· ,, .1. o-' ,. JllldoliDoa at 5 ,... ,_.....- IQ" 111o Wblu . - . She ~~~ · - fO< 36 - . look ,._,, 3:1 ot wtdch _ , In Cool- llouM for Uke , . . - . ville, .-t ••• knolm to all her. Rl<l>lri 111. will .alllo former atuclenta to tht• dQ u blaH' nJ..:a WO per "Mba Laura." wABIIIIIGTOO (111'1) Jolonool) ~ P.... ~ " a "IQIII1 _ _ . - • ......~. -~~~ l"t; llool b t "~~' Iii P!""'llli.ll9!o lllllio boll- "We IIIII! a .,...,.., ' c-11 lloo aat1an -tlllld - .~ p r l - camli4ft!DI ,... ~~ lol1h pio!C. -b'." - ~oa In hla lllal toOIIOI'>I< ........ -~_ lli6.. · two objoctl"a Ia tlio biDO•t l'iOiillilliiW MraD ~· C!lll· ;1o1110 iaebw llio ..u.a." · ·. . _·' · ' J- ~ -hll ~"'lh•-' 1non hla ......0 ol ~ MYI.-;a irhlcb call,od lor • . ...,_,. ollort b)" - -.. Olld lltior 1D ......., llld price blkH. re~w...W . · be . - oo tho - · ol pldelloH "which wailld uk libor""' A member of the Coolville iDcroUe arer tho f100,000 L1D<IoD B. ..., auoke• loos 1D <Ut. COOinCl - . tram tho noar]17 'I"' eeat · Melhoditl Church. she waa J11'8'II Jll'OIII-. Tho bW bnczed ralaos ol 1968 to lll'OIIId 5 per ceat. In death In 1963 01' her lwlbiDd, Dr. G. R. Gmder, who l..t throU&b the HCllae a few days W!.w:fl.~,:m:==--==-~<~~~~l¥lllri~I!MI--->1:'81m prtdieed dendstry in Coohille ago and throu8h tho members of boardl aDd com- and career mJniatera wW wecmeadll'. 60.-ro. JQhft8<ll clld hll part. too. A millions, raised from $28,750to recelve raisu 8CII&l to tbDie Survivors include a brother, few houri before Senate com- $38,000. Per110118111foclod-225. pven lovlllo D, JV IIIII V Earl F. Parkins, Hunti~Jet;on. W. pletacl a<llon on tho presidollllal v. Hoods ol ....,. major reiiiJOCI!vol,y. VL; an:t a nephew, Dr. Robert E. Pll' bill, Jolm- llxed wbol>· bureaus aM the counael• for the and Senator• ParkliUI, El Paso, Texaa. ping aalary lncrooao• lor all armed forces, such as the wlll be ralaed from ~,000 to Funeral services will be Frimembert ot Congress, federal Bureau or tho CUIIIoma, from $42,500, u will the Comptroller di.Y at 2 p. m. at the Coolville judges, cablnet ofrtcera, sub- $28,000 to $36,000. Pereooo Cooeral. 1be Chief Jullllce will iethodist Cburd'l with the Rev. cabinet officers, blreau cldfls, lllfoctod-178. pi an lnc:reuo lo $62,500, 1111 Roy a- olllcloti11!- Burial wW c:hairmen of boards .and com111 addition 149 cldefs ol the associate aup-emo court be in the Coolville cemetery. mllllonl, and career ambassa- mission, caroor lllllbusadorl Juo!lce• $60,000. Friends may eall at the White F1P eral Mome in Coohille anytime. dors IIIXI miniatera. Tho...........--. _, W~ns 19.50' ROBES AND Dl!S1tRS.sALE,1iOO . "' eonareumen The tncreaaes will become eftectlve ln 30 days, under terms vi. a 1967 law, unless Congress vetoes them. 'There is little <banco ci this happening. There were five broad ''1&velan of increases. These . i' .i .' ( ll' ' ' MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL ADr.ms:IONS - Mrs. Harry Sto>er, MIOdloport; Fred LarklPJ, Long 8ottml. DISCHARGES - Dorothy Rea. lnoludod: VETERANS MEMOIUAL HOS!'ITAL All!IIISSIONS - Lee RiehardIGilt Mason; Lester Bailey, Raclna; Vera stewart, Corning; Mi.. ehalle Ohlinger, Rutlanl. DISCHARGES - Guy RetXer, Freda · Mossman, Ouistine Haley, Dale Rowley, Richard Lambert, Charles Frazier. MDGS TIIATU TONIGHT JAN. 16 NOT OPEN FRIDAY THRU TUESDAY JAN. 17 - 21 Wilt Dlsoey's PARENT TRAP (Toehni<Olor) Hayie, M11ls, MaureeaO"Han MERRY Family Mix"'C>l Foalllrellil: Pro.lers of tile E\'el'lladea (Todmlcolor) SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. 0111 No. 468 L Cabinet officers, raised from 1$35,000 to$60,000. Per""'• lllfec:tod-12. D. Secretaries or the three bnnehes ol. the armed forces, and hood 0( tho lndopondonl apnclea, lllell u the Veterans Admlnistratlm, raised from f30,0011 to $42,500. Per.... lllfoclod-U. c _ LOS ANGELES - THE MURDER TRIAL of Sirhan B. Sirhan got lts first real jolt when a womao said she could not sentence him to death under any circumstances and the court LC)held her right to stt as a juror. Mrs. AlviNl Alvidrez, a middle--aged clerk In a hardware finn was undergoirw: questioning late Wednesday as .a prospectiw jur~. Defense lawyer Grant Cooper asked if she had conacientious objections to capital punishment. . "Yes, I do," she 'said. "I couldn't br~ng in~ death penalty under any circumatances.'! Under California law 1f a jury reaches a verdict of first degree murder, the same jury then decides on tbe penalty - llfeimprisonment or death. Communur. (~ lnml'age I) Alert Sounded for Flooding Rit!en ' Alian diplomatic IOlll'c:ea Aid CINCINNATI - RESIDENTS OF THE O!DO VALLEY area were urged to be on the alert today aad Frida)' ror possible Ooodirw rivCollllllWIIat Cblna ..... will Ita amb&lsador to France back ers. 1be u. s. Weather Bureau said fioodlng could occ,ur because of to Paris to observe more closely a warming trend, which could cause ice jams.. 1 llio lallao. ••Tributaries are frozen with ice thicknesse& var)'iJI&trom three LOCAL TEMPS to 10 inch!fla,'' the Weather Bureau·warned. .. Sca~red~e- .,_. ma,y develop at narrOIIt' areas along the riverdurtngThursd&y and Frldi.Y. The tomperalure In l'bmeroJ at 11 a.m. 11wrodll' especially in lndiare and southern Ohio. All persons alq the Ohio wu as degrees, under 8UIIlY River and ita tributaries should remain alert to this poterh.ially dualdu. gerous situa~ •• t11artar No. 8441 Natimal REPORT OF CONDITION OF Region No. 4 Middleport in tbl atate ot Ohio, at the ASSETS C&oh, balallcoo lrilb banka, 1111 cash Ltema In proceaa of collection .••••••••••••.• · ' 473,736.17 Unl-.d State• Govei'IIIDellt Gbllptlons •••••.•..... ·• • 1,924,170.00 01111pt1ou ot Statal 1111 poiiUclll aubciiYiolona • • • • • • 712,334.84 Other Securltiell • • . ••• :. . • . • • • . • • • . • • • • • • • . • 12,000.00 FodorlllftDIIo 11014 llld - l i e s purchaiOd under IIIJ'8IIIl8)lta to resell • • • • • • • • • • • • • . • • • 400,000 00 I.oiJll ... dliCOIDI • • • • •••••••••••.•••...•••• ~634,685. 05 Bank _preiaes, tundtare lid ftxtures, lad Olher a11eta repreaer&lrw: bank premises • • • . • • • • • • • • • 54,492.82 Heal estall """"" than bank premlsea . • . • • • • • . . • 9,74i.70 other uaota, laclllllntl ~ cllrect leaoo ll•ndng ..... 6,399.66 TOTAL ASSETS •••••••••••••••••.•....•.... $7,227,562.24· SALE ~-~ l!AI!f!IIAGL.........-... _ ........--.-:SALE 20.ob HANDBAGS..............................................SALI! 15.00 HANDBAGS. ............................................. SALE 5.98 HANDBAGS..............................................SALE 4.98 HANDBAGS..........................- ................. SALE 3.98 HAMDBAGS.... _ .......................................SALI! 2.98 HAMDBAGL.................. _ .. _ .....- ....... SALE ..; S,.olal outstanllal: - 2000 -rvl· • • • . • • • • • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . 300,000.00 · • • • • • • -"'4711. Ulldl v1ded proflt& . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ' ' • ' ' ' .,.,, ' , TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ••••••••••.••• • .• • .635,471.14 TOTAL LIABIUTIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS • ~ ••• $7,227,5!2.24_ Surplu. hours when neeeasary. "'AI a result, btl veldele i1 aeldom doaclllnod and 0111 al"~~'" be rolled upon whoq DOodad. Altholllh aware 111e ..,.._ 11a11t cluii!Br ci minoa· Ill tho MEMORANDA "dOl'• -.. - with "-'Ia the 15 ~r ondlnt! eall tor dole • • • • • • • • • ••• • ... ... $6,t92,473.20 or .,.ntea li calendor dOl'• road& m which 110 lWo vehlele, P!e. llolloil hao , . _ holltatod to drl•e throu&ll ellllial wttll ea11 cme •.•• , ••••.••••••. , ...... 3,649,72%.84 ae.~ 11 • euN areas. He hal further.,.., , ~-fl>)" loclod driver altho entire e5lh ror llio Hla olllclenl deY- to eool ellorta . and , an • credit to aM tho United 91111>1 , NtQ .~~f· He won a ealfl ,aWird - dOll ,... "alell .. pOrt '&be hOnOr. .· A. • ... • " car_....,. : :· w-. ,. .,,,,_.. e.ctl'!n ' of •In•' In the ~~·lOW, __!•~.... ;.e~ltt ..,. ahlrt1 fro. l.&M!.fa 20 :10.90 ,.._~,... k· 8.?0 1005 c.~•· wen. FA'f.U. CRASH- One perBOII waa kUled and three injured at 5:10p.m., Thursday on tbe aew RL 35 Gallipolis By..Pass four-telltbs ola mile west of Rt. 7. This 1960 Ford was d!molbhed when 1truck by a coal tr~k. KDled wu McKinley Wagoner, 71, of 46 Central Ave., Glll~ia. •• .• ~ ...... .... ' Teams from the Oblo Dopar1. lng fDr . all animals and chilm..- ol Hoallh 1111 the Ubllod dren to be kept aw.Y from 1l1e Slates Fbh and Wlldijre Deport. Iormor dump <No to tho dlnSer IIIOJil '!Ill)~. In ~y Mm- ol being polaonod b)" tho materda,r to phiee rat pol..., at tho Ial tolbe. put oui by tho "'"""· fi>rmer Mlddloioort dump locat- Alao,. ' rollldenta are allied to ed "" tho tlaiJd rOod ln -~ •Ill' to ......... against ~ lhlck rat pc>pd&Uoo ...,..tad mOviDr lllto MlddlJI!Of1 ~tho abiDdooed dump was Dr. ~SeUm· J. Btozewlez, Matp . CcJun4llealth Commlslllolier. · Following numii"OUI - ~ c omplalnta -about tho hea-.y rill - laUon altho dump, and Ita mlerat~ into nearby ~ areaa, tho Matp Cowib' Healtll Depart. 1110111 'l"huredll' lnfonned the stote and lodeAI aaenclea o1 'tho prob. JelL' Tho teams.being oenc1to Pomero.J to take .,........ . apinst the rats are the resUlt. The Matp County. Healtll Do- - todll' ltlllled a 1r8l'll- 50 States Now Check Bridges CIJPI). _;_ Tho said • ,re&lllt or -·- ~1013 The loeal heal1h do!)al'tmlml aol!od all realdonta to coqJOrallo &nil make eVery etrort to oXter· mlnato rata that alr«<C(y have mlgratod from tho """"· The )101soo to be put out Mondor .... mly kill the rats sUll at t h e bla ..-.... luo, llteiiiPod but CCI1Id 1101. Tile yellt.erdiQr'a fatal ~ident. two lila rlcbt lido olllla ' " ' """' became the flnrt and ..,._ Ford 'l'lldoor both nlddeo ood trldlle talaliUea ol the year ..... otr tho rl8bl lido ~ the lhalr _.., and a ~. car coUidod. Killed were GerUvel1'• track . . . . . . . . ald W. (JIUI) Groen. U, Colum- tho ear, II)IIUor c:oe1 bus, and Eroest Ballard, 43, Gil- onto tho ground. '!be ear wu l~. demollabod. Lively wu not Ill. Gallla Coonb' roeordod only jured. There wu btl.,- oovon ~ ratallllea In 1968• 1110 to blo 1963 GliC dump dump. Thole which have alr•- 'lbree alreadf have occurred In truck. "" hlllllllll 10 cl,y millratod ·Into town ........ tho firlll 16 dljlo ol 19611, Only orl2tooaolcoal. many probl..,. omleos . . . Tho . . . - -~ lllll-111lrldlle doaUl In tho plldl In to pi rid .. them, tho had booo repartod 1n tho llrot 1e •eatlpllon, tbo ..... .. _doperlmonl tald. da,ra oll968. da,r. No char- baYe 111- w- The rat lnf•atod dump area ~b)" Mkldlepori tho •91 ~ near II!JI"" . ~ IQ"""'aa. The dump ~ b)" Mlddlopjri, but loeotod Inside Fllmol"OJ oorporat:loo Umlls, hao boeo Uaed by Dumera.tl eommunltlel for a IIUilber t1 years. F1VE,DAY FORE~AST United Preas ln-.nal TeJ!11M!ratures tn Oblo S.turda.Y through next Wodlleodll' will average near oor;ma~, with daUy high readings moslly In the 30s IIIII nlghr-tlme ,.,.., generally in the 20s. with near normal t.emperatures. the rest of. the · period. ProctpltaUoa will total ...,. half to throe. fourthlnchmeft. ed, occW'i:'ing as rain ebout saturday and snow 1lurries around Sunday and - · . state llllbwll' Patrol Lawyer Group Head Atmmey Mamlng Weblrterwaa ro-<Olodod prelldont ollhe Melp Count;y Law J..11>rar7 A11n., 1D s recent orl!llli.-I mootlns. JOhn c. Bacon """ aloo J._ ~lected Otltoro ~'Iter Signwps · Being Continued J-,._ st&Jq)~ ~ w. Porter, Jr.,BemardV.Fultz, Fred W. Crow, Jr. and J. B. O'Brien. are atill belnc accept- wal8r lruotoe meeting In O..aJ>. ire, plus were made to COIIIuet Trustees decided 11wrodll' niCflt that hocauao ci tho heavy .WIIIDO o!laat • . . . - olglq>s !Oat week, tho period will be extended while offtciala are _proceesl!w the 1,250 -_plus JNIPer&. 1be top fee remalno at $75 payable at the water office in Chesh-ire durirw: the extension. OriJIIIO!Iy, those who l'allod 10 aign lV prior to Jan. 11 were to be charged $300 to sign ..,_ ln other .matters discussed by 15 persons attendiQg last night's sevorlll cOI1UIIllDib' plrpolnt lbo mM~JWo seribers. Alb'. R. WIIUim wiewed .acU\IIU.s fl 1 naat water aaaoctation - Rio Gl'UIII VUiap CooncO lllOOIIJw, -~ the vlllqo has agreed to . _ erate with 1be c<M.lR;y ll'OIIJ. E~neers of Sieco, IDe., ol. Huntlrwton, Ind.. are scheduled to meet with Rio olllclala In tho near future. Plans are .-rway to aequire options 10 well altos In tho creel. · tllree hydroloelc testa were eca. pJeted on Dan and Gord.Uil Swisher's laDd, the Cblrlu 'I» PI'GIJU1r mas property and on owned by tho vllllp ire. ~ W~LDOIII,, T~UI, ~ Celllfc ••••• ~ ·,., ••••• .; JI!~LS,~lc SCOT TOWILl, R..., . I c ..... ............. • .. , .2 ltUf-LJ iqc SCOT .T OftLS, L..-.,.... , ••••••••••••••••••••••• JUMiq .PACI NAPKINS ••••••• ••••• ...... ••••••··~··· •• • ._.19f I •• ' • • • • • •• Dllre ' to El'*feldt . . In Pomeroy Olooh- . Speaking of Schcl()(s--No. 74 Final Decision Left with Parents ' ' fOUie, The llnal !lleloioe ao 1D ce•a. thaD we bave a 1 o o d · wbolhor tho ! l b l l d - achool chance ol doing Ia made bf the liaNI!t. lolr!f time struedve, lhl"oul!h -ntlllll. 1011 tool that" the ·"""a are, IDI· I ~ tlda will be your autlara tor :rour dllld 1D ride a tude it 70U receive sueh a DDUoe. emoeotloa. I <lOl'lllnl1 wlllll to atmd IIU" . , - . ID z.,.hlp - . a ...,_ ... I • $COT TIIIUII!!I~ W..lt•.•,._, C.len, •••••••• , • , •••• , •• 2 ROf..LS )1c SI)PT WIVI TIISUI~ ... ,..d lleiOfo ........ f; .... ,2 ,WO.I.J~$ 2k to or ...,. loeaUoo Cheshire area. Last IUIIIIDm", MARIUAGE APPLICATION LOCAL 'I'EMi'S Keith Marloo Wood.l, 42 1 MldThe temperature In cllopori. truck drleer, llld Ger- Pl>meroy at 11:30 a.m. Frlda,y trude lolarlo Wood.l, 37, MIOdlo- under cloudy okloo wu tl do- '!I homo. all tho and- boro--a-....a to tho .,..,.,. fl IIIII Our pldonce - " ' are curreotl;t onpgod In tho lmporWK ,..,.•• Oil tdk .. rt«<aleriiW.hlab ocbGOI llludlllia.. Tblala aowill um.. ~­ -IIOII!IIe;ll,toi!_.., - l"l:!:" ['•i eomplilhed b)" ~ lnler- _. - - , "' Ylawo wllllcm Frlorto , ,.,. IUch inllrrYieW&, lila utod ~ ~~~· ~~~~~~~~ bad!..- and ·. . ' .·. . od.ol- - ~ aalle ..-.1.. Wllb • ll>la llulc · Wiorm- ili ·~ I>OIAI. tho .......~ ... ..... IDielllpd U61...,..1Q:U.""""'"' u ' ; plano are (!W lho - - . .. , ~· ., .. •·• ,:1 .• .' ' ' .. I ~ "- ~ .' .. :- . I .. '· .' ' -,..t• • ... to · - · "'""' , _ cblld SCOTT PAPER PRODUCT$ ~ < ' said od. Wal8r Syotom. aecretary-trea.surer. who were Mild at the belilnnlng or the · renamed to the board ci truoperlod, fallowed by a chanp tees, were F, H. O'Brieo, Frank to cooler The ed b)" tho Gallla Coulty Rural Webster Re-Eleeted By ! ' Len tban a balf.mile from ID IIDp, Ita..,. In l"ellabury toim- ••• ••cording ,,~ ' clluon. 1\ll-Out Rat War 2.18 1.81 Housewares . " ..,..ct 5:10 ,3.88 , Achievement Certificate ear. car-, - "!!'lr '· , 1l1e fatal .. to the hoopllal hero mth mu(.. p.m. Thurodll'- .. 111a ac. t!,plt"' contu•lona, and ror ob~«­ 35 I>n>u• at Rd. ..... aeconiiDil to _ . , vaUOil 0( a possible hlp Injury. Sic -Is llatod In I!ODd cmdltlllll. boodod IDnrcl BL 7, pulJod IIIIo tho ..... Into lila pelh Another 1011, Ran<blpb M. ~ the c:oel truck tlriYeol>)" DeaWqooer, Ia a paUent in tile lo. ver c. UvelJ, 32, Rt. 2 Jld. clll hoopllal with a lrao:tured ril!bl log 1111 11111Upl0 llOOW• Lively, to tho ,... alons. He lo 1lolod In lair oon- 11'01., IIW tbe ear ltlrt acn. BIG .J~I 1~.88 1 ... 11.81 . 4,81! .' 1.00 KMI!E $0CKL-_....................................... SALE 69c Sizto 9·-ll,_ 8)).9)1, . . Gallla CGuiiO' •·. death was due to a broken IWCk. Wa&OI*' wu a.,.......,.... ,, .t the rlg!lt front 11001 ci the The rlcht lido ~tile -~ out b)" tho olthe cdltaton. '. ' A 1011., Daniel Wagoner, 9, was admitted to tbe bolphll .... .. l~• with aevere head ir~uriea. He wa1 later tranaferred to~"· -~~i~>l Huntlngtoo Hoop!tal, Hurtlngt<>l, W. VL, wbore bt lo Uotodlll erlddiL '(,. I ' , . . -T ' eon4ltlon. Mrs. Wagoner was admitted . 'I I Hollon Wins Private First Class Gerald R. Hollon, co. E, baa been awarded the 65th Engineering Ballalloo C&rdfioate ol aeblevemont tor morltortouo acldovemenlln ooone<llon will! mllllary ~ ln tho Repoblle ol Vlelnamo '!be cltalloo which hao booo 110111 to Pie. Hollon's pareata, · Mr. and Mrs. James Hollon. 111nenvllle. 11¥•: uptc. Holloll. acting I I tbl oompauy commander's driver and cacllo llllophooo _.allor, haa dlltlngulabod blmoelt by hll mature Judlmont and oxcelleDt parlor...,... at .mt;y. He hao..,.. adontlnullly malnlalnod hll uolgnod ~le wlllwt lion, working l q after ""' CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Commoll stock 101a1 par .a1ue . • ............... $100,000.00 No. sharoa IUthorlzod- 2000 ...... lbove . • • • ••••••••.•••••••••••••• •. WOMENS 17.50 KNIT SUITS .......... SALE 12;~ WOMENS 19.50 KNIT SUITS •.•••••••• SALE 14.!111 WOMENS 25.00 KNIT SUITS ••••.••.•• SALE 20.00 WOMENS 29.50 KNIT SUITS •••••••.•• SALE 24.00 WOMENS 39.50 KNIT SUITS .......... SALE-34.00 WOMENS 49.50 KNIT SUITS •••••••••• SAL~ 38.00 WOMENS 65.00 KNIT SUITS •••••••••• SALE 50;00 WOMEN$ 69.50 KNIT SUITS ••••• ; •••• SALE 54.00 7.95 SKIRTS •...•••••••••••.•• SALE GIRLS 5.95 SKIRTS •."................ SALE 4.00 GIRLS 4.95 SKIRTS ••••••••••••• ,; ••• S~E 3.00 GIRLS 3.95 SKIRTS ••••••••••.••••••• SALE 2.50 .· 2.95 SKIRTS.. ••• •.. • •.. 2:00 . INFANTS PLAY SETS ........... SALE% PRICE PVT. HOLLON cltpoallll or bdlvlthlals, portoor"""'· and eorporadoal • • • • , ••••••..•••• , ••••• $1,563,053.11 Time ''"' ..vi... dopoolta or bdlvlthlaio, portoorohlpo, and eoilMD'Idona ••• , ••••••••••••••••••••• 4,649.062.23 Dopoolta ~1Jnltod - · Gowrnment • • • • • • • • • • • • 29,822.89 lllp>alta ot Stataollld polltlclll oulldlvlaloaa ••••••.. 237,780.94 Certified ud ofllcu 1• checks, .tc. • .. • . . • • • . • . . • . • • 19,549.08 TOTAL DEi'IJsrrs • • • • • • • • .$8, 499,273. 25 (a) To4aldonWid dopoolta ••••••• 1,709,688.39 (b) To4al Ume and ..v~,.. clopoolta • t, 729,584.86 Other UabUIUos, lncllllintl ~) IIIOtfiiiiN llld - r liens on bank prtllli111 IIIII ot1ter re~~ - estate • • • • • • • • 92,817.85 TOTAL UABIUTIES • • • • • • •• • • • · • • • • • • · • · ~ Valuall• r ......... •• -.etodlrtln 1o1M · fo; .h'l"o'Y SO!•• .,. . · , w....-. ss.""wu .,......,.. •\ . Dr. Dooald R. Ware~ oner'• ·w.. Spoelol G,..p - at tolallollla lor tho GIRLS 39.50 COATS ................ SALE 30.00 GIRLS 29.50 COATS ................ SALE 22.00 GIRLS 25.00 COATS ...........~ .... SALE 20.00 GIRLS 19.50 COATS ..... ~ .......... SAt£ 15.00 GIRLS 16.50 COATS ................ SALE i4.00 GIRLS 13.95 ~OATS •••••••••••••••• SALE 11:00 . . - . . -eal n, .Taken at $4 LIAllliJ1tES Avorqo • 3•.et lATH TOWELS •• ••••••. ••••.••••• •••·•··••, ... SALI 2..ct 1.19 HAND TOWELS ••••••.••••••••••••••••••••••••• IALI1.7t . 79c WASH CLOTKS ................. , •.•••••••••••.•• SALI 69c 2.419 lATH TOWILl ••••••••• ,., •• , •••• ,, ........... SAL! 1.79 1.39 HAMI) TOWELS •••••••••••••••• , •.•,, •• , •••••• , .SALE t,09 69c WASH -CLOTHS ••••••••• , ....... . •.o •••• , •••• , , • , .SALI' .,c close of business on December 31, 1968 ,...Uaheo! Ill r e _ . to call made by CUI>ptroller ollhe Currency, under Seellon 5211, U. S. Reviled StatUIOL No. shares Tturodll' - .CAMMON ROYAL FAMILY AND FIELDCREStl The Citizens National Bank ot Gallla Co1u1Qo roeordecl Ita third tnlllc lalaiiiJ Inn =~:;:! a truc1oocar celllal'"' oo tho .... $U • 35 ~··left three alhin ~­ Dead oo arr!Yalot Hoher Cealer, Firat Aw•.-wUJIII)t' Kinley w_., ot u Central Aw. ear driven by his wite, JUI:Iita '1c ' Womens 16.50 ROBES AND DUSTERS.SAL~ 11.00 Wam•s 13.95 ROBES AND DUSTERS.SALE 9.00 Womens 12.95 ROBES AND DUSTERS.SALE 8.00 Womens 8.95 ROBES AND DUSTERS .SAL~ 6.00 . · Ill Under oecrollorloo. and ehalrm.eo ot board• and com- Two Coplen FelW lly SAIGON - COMMUNIST FORCES SHOT down two American m1aalona, aueb as the CivU Service Commlaslon, raised helicOPters, killirw tlve crewmen, and then ambushiog a U. S. In-rrom $29,500 to$40,000. Per~mt fantry column a~tlng to reach one of the crash sites in heavy lllfoclod- 60. jungle, mUitary spokesmen said today. IV. Assistant ~eeretartea TWelve American infantrymen were wounlled in the fighting 25 chief legal omcers ot. the mUes northeast or Saigon Wednesday. Elsewhere in Vietmm, Comc1opar1ments, UDder aocrellrloo munist gunners attacked two Mekong Delta province 91fttats and ol the armed torcea, .and sent 50,000 gallons ot gasoline 1.1) in dames in a rocket attack aga1nst a U. S. Air Force fuel dlllq) at the central hiKhJanrJa city of Plelku . Real Talk ' ' •. First Real Jolt in Sirhan Que 3rd Death in 16 . . '!•}. a<IMb". '· ..·•. ' � 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 16, 1969 gunder heilman mauck parkins reuter thompson